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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-19

In an cases OF Female Desses the Gayanic Belt "a al ,
ssmabe value. L would take many columns were We %
me highest and respectable Ladies in Al partc 81 ~
Jniop Weakness irregularities. low spirits nam N -
breast and side, chOrosls, fiuoF abus, pfuass e M e
OF the womb, costNeness olstrucie ihc ali usIr ~
general prOstTanOn OF the system all afann ~ i,,s
character, are immediately and Permanently relieved ~ ~
simple and beautiful invention. The anfgating nsfne 81 am
climate renders some Natural stimaiaRt nesSsarv S rb
preservation Of tsmae health and surely n0iin Gao b. 20
sale q as he s,inant which Mature her has
Galvanlc Belt and Magnelc Fluid Is II every rsps Disn
and agreeable; No Inconvenience attends lis ase and ~
most sens ana delicate can wear with entire safety
DIR. Christie's GALVANIC NECKLACE
L. used Tor all Complaints affecting the Throat or Head such
~ 1oeas, MlannaaOn oil the throat nervous and ack
roaring IN the ears, deafness which xenny called
nervous and that distressing complaint called d0aoueux
DIR. Christie's GALVANIC BRACELETS
Are found OF eases OF COW uhiOns or i,
spAsnOdc complaints, and general
mead and upper exenites. Also, Palsy and ParalyIa
all diseases caused BY deficiency OF nervous
snergy In the limbs OF other organs Of the body.
~ Many hundred Certificates from all parta Of the cana
Try, Of the extraordinary character be svsa Il Re-
k~ No trouble or neonvenence attends The ps. af m
CHRISflE'S GAlVANlC ARTICLES, and they mas
BY the most Ieeble and delicate with perfect eas ane
aghS pleasant and agreeable They be any pad
OF the country.
nHE SAtvAE1c bsLr.,.... IHkkK DOLLARS.
rHK GALVAEIc NEcKLAcR..... Two UOILARs.
IHK SALvAflc 6RAcELEra..... ONk DnLLAR EAcH.
- T6s ares ar seeom,,.p h ri, nd .,ii dr.,
ao1s fanlphes with full pArealza nag be had Of -
Sole AuthorlEsd Agsbu,
GUINNESS q HILL,
sB sod sap "a Camp street. =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-19

GOMPOUND EXTRACT OF COPAVIA AND
~ CUB b s. For Diseases of the Urinary Organs.
The of this Remedy the ten years In this
city, during which period has rarely failed effect per.
ect cure, where the simple directions which accompany
great and unequaed excellence Being free from all
seating properties tits acceptable the delicate stomach
for sale only al
hlO hn3p No. % Cam D street New Orean
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-19

EgOf Inc great peteuhfiiy nnd eAceence OF
DR.. Christio's Galyanic CaPNtIyea
consists In the act thai they ouny
dpEeat0R in place OF the usual mode sinR and Div.
okng the patient, m exhausted Mature hOpsssg ans
the inictlon Ihep strengthen The ohoe ssstess s0lsre
tas circulation u the blood, ie secrsons az
HsOer DO the staghtest tURrB amp etreastaaces
since their Introduction nlO the United Sates ony thrs
years since, more than $4,000 peFsons including nj gs
Glasses and conditions, among which large nuubsr ~
aides who are peculiarly subject Nervous Compzrats
nave oeen En iii ely and p Permanently Cured
else been tried in VAN -
TO illustrate the OF the GaLR.aNTC BEL r. suppo.s
ne eass q person afflicted with thar bane OF civilizson
DfSfEPSiA, other Chronic or Nervous Disorder
In ordinary smuan taken which, by their seu
On The nerves and muscles OF the stomach afford teDgar
tee put which leaves the patient lower state with
nQufeu tacnless after the thus excited ceased
row compare this with the effect resulting scfoD
The GALNANtC BELT. Take DYspeptic sufferer, even
IN the worse symptoms OF attack and simply Belt
around the body using the Magnec Fluid directed In
ort period the insensble peFspa0n viii The positive
element Of the Bell, thereby causing Gavanc ciculssn
Gnn WIN pas on 70 The negative and thence back SCALA
TIE positive thus keeping acOnnnous alvanic eiruulaon
throughout the system.
:, ~ Thus the most severe cases Of DYSPEPSIA ARE
PERMANENTLY CURED 4 Jep days IS qfasH G1splr
sa1aeie1n 70 eradicate ne Disease u years.
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
OF the Most undelbted Character
rfum all OF the County, could be yiysu sufficient In
ltaVeFy gDlu Of MS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-19

fJSS n For Shreveport, Grand EcOre and
L-sat4sf7a AleXaldna-The tine light drauKht steamer
- NOODsMAN, Capt Perronrei vii cave
gT above a d ntefmedate landings, every WEDN ESDAY
the 21st instant
+. S.-The steamer Corinne, Capt John Graham will
in connection with the Oodsman and will meet her at
AleHapdra he Cor nne being light draugh sh yen
may rely on their lrou ID delay. For freight
apply board Of C1stomhoae street. Or 10
anl9 II. b. Smith, 81 Magazine street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-19

TEAAs TONIC AtsENCY-7S Magazine street
A ,ERTAlN anudote against Constipation of the Bow
"A EOrpor of the Liver, Indigestion, Papitation Of
the Termination of Blood to the Brain Nervous Head
aches, Chils and Fever, etc.
=, , ~ RECOMMENDED BY
Il. X. w. Hill, Esq. President H. b. BRscombe.
Matthew Watson, Esq. Gen. Sam Houston,
DR.. v M. Gwip q u W. s. Fuller
DR.. W. B. Keene ap2O Ivan
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-19

Ia $500 %
In sIss.ass nsls.. and .scarai: ms g
rad tr y esAs per cube foot. No secured until
An s1sereneed sarzssn is situehsd to The vessel
aus g. o MEtRSeR co. 90 Poydrs.a.
.,Szzs nHIsCxAhAGuA ROUTE FOR CaIJFUR-
oiIE ca Ss B ess ~ "a, s 4. &, 'ehSoo
~ rse ne i9,n WI cave for san Juan Nlcsrasus
n, From rom San Jgsa % RePle on The Pe u. route i, ~
ne nvr san Juan and Lake NicaaRua VIII afe1t tslvs
me o. and carriage, and all atus an exesessass me-
Sng ana no healthy eoan q keao consrzbs
q Isas6ng San Franeiseo BY sang vessels fS rais :
being - @ az s q c IaS aSs Rsss an IA
s VITA Tnnnl q i nyg e 81 assss Apply .
sul2 Or 20 FREDERICK CAMERDEN. y GRAVES a.
- NICARAGUA ROUTE FOK CATTF0R
ThoRS. ca ps J, saoa vi, q, win 's y spss
~ nIcarasea anavoldabe accidents exespsed on de
Fnm san Juan ReaHo. on the Paa6c the mate !, "
he river san Juan and Lake Nicaasaa, with twelve miles
o. lard carriage. and ali hroazh intrng pefestly
healthy county. Reao Is port Of Pacifc
Francl By sailing ve This SsuSs oas M a. a.
mss shorter Than any Other nav 70 operation. The T0r1
Sufficient number Of aaasenssss Sf,r
y pasage 80 aud found For aase eag9 Al sfs aa6sa
N25 WILLIAM ] DEWEY. q Gsassss a
S1M FRaNclse.Q no LyL-3f LlyE,
xA Hs mp GEohtsk lss 8 es = ~ i sf
bayr M 1osns 4 now iOss e. ne Shove os @ VII
peIed and well found in For freight q pas
orc III; WHITNEY, 20. q Camp
III FOR SAN JUAN. NIfARABUA-SSaTrlseE
SFlAlA q bsekham's Lfae-fhe coDOered ami copper
- fastened clipper brig MAJOR EAsrLAND,
gon ~ hnnstAbes master, will sai igrh dIsDa1e
uef mrs. cabin al IN saie and the second eabir
arranged expressly for the comfort Of passenger To those
deslEOas Of trying Tins California TINS presents
aav9fabe op oFHny, The Brig having heretofore been
enlEeiy employed the trade and is the aifet
saer out OF this Eur freight passage or niaTmafou
respecting the route, apply a below
X. M. HARRISON 4 co, "A Gravier &
ans MiskHAM, 81 Common st
-. FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHAftTEH-.
gd1E The l BARK ROMAN, CaF.t Howes, coppered
:. amt copper fasteaed, zA5 4q95 tom, burthsn OF
about 4DD nb freight foF ptEtlcusr andy
to tauSl BARELLI * co. 81 Consnau 4.
As VESSEL " ANrED-One Of about $50 tons with
a24A good mmodatons take passeree md lreighf
- TO Nicaragua Apply
IyA WI. DEWEY. 81 GrAviet st.
Ia r0h FhEsssHT or CHARTER-A n.
5LAE coppesed brig, about hundred tons bWrther
ana well found 0l any voyage For apvly q,
my9 J. w. ANDREWS < GO. 81 Common Il
al FOR FhEIsHT On t'tIA AThFi-Th- li1-
SAA Slciiian schooner EMILIA. 80 TONS burtileIl
either Tor the Mediterranean on "a
myI BARELfi n co. NJ Comma a.
L. FOR FhEItiHT OH CHA HI hfA-Th- Sl.s-
&14A Ian brig Ct PlDO, Capt Pletro T0rhuci vii bs
ready 70 rec-ive early a cargo Tor aov
port IN the MedeuaneaRbu $50 bales, 40 stavcl
For which. apply
NH BARELLI a co. 81 Common a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-19

H J. COKE g. CO., DRUGsIsTs, CorRer Of JHaga.
az zlRs aud POvdrGS Streets prepared q
cute orders for Planters Country Physicians and Fam ~
lles Every article warranted genuine. Dr. E. J. W.
C0xEs Preparations extensively used for years, A
recommending themselves by their effects:
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP-An uuequsled remedy
1ExFRA6E 81 3 S9PH3fa s,& r.
NAN AND CUBEBS-A certain and agreeable cure,
superior the Cspsules OF any other extract.
EOMlC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARlLIAA AND
IaRAAACUM-The strongest preparation that can
be made, as proved by the effect produced.
BAl4SAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LiVERWORT, etc.
For the cure of Consumption and Bronchitis,
MENT.
TONIC AGUE SYRUP and PILLS n16 1ysdp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-19

strengthening tle DouY, giving VaFiOus
organs, and inyigoraIing the entire system
xAss9i N FITS, CRAMP, PARALYSIS and PALSY
p1SPEPSIA Oh INDIGESTION RHEITNA TISM
ACCurE and CHRONLG, GoUT. EPILEPSY, LUM.
BAGO, DEAN ESS, NERVOUS TRENDRS PAL
PlrATlONrOF THE HEART, APtlPLEXY, NE;T
RALGlA. PAINS IN THE SIDE AND CHEST
LIVER COMPLAINT, SPINAL. COMPLAINT nnd
GURNATuRE OF THE SPINE, HIP COMPLAINT
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, DEFICIENCY OF
NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL EN- ERl Y. AND Ali.
NERVOUS DISEASES, which Complains arse hum one
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-19

In Nervous Complaints. drugs and medicines erszs.
the disease, for they weaken the vital the Already
Frustrated system while under The nghenlnG,
vltazng influence OF Gayanu. applied BY this beautiful
and wonderful discovery the exhausted patient weakere
sufferer restored former health, Strength eastcifv and
vigor. The great peculiarly and excellence OF
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-19

DIR. CHRISTIE
GALVANIC BELT, NEeKLACE HHACRE SpT,a
AND MAGNETIC FLUID, =
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE or ALL
sNe9'cOtGS Diseases.
Anu OF those Complaints winch mputzsd
or unhealthy condition OF The Nervou S-Sism
WIS beautiful and application nj In.
Il Gus powers Of GALNANISM and MACsN ETiSM
mas been pronounced By distinguished phyans hrsh IN
Europe and the United StaeS 10 he ne ~
Medicinal Discovery Of the Age. s
DR.. Christie's GALVANIO BELT and
MAGNETIC FLUID
used with the perfect and certain succEs in, all a,
(rEMER = - -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-18

IS announced. While our geologlsts were talking
about auriferous streams, and granite and quartz,
there was assembled on the bays and rivers of Cal
iiOrnia a communly Of hundred thousand mon
now, perhaps, Of double that number While our
humoriss were indnIgingin grim jokes at the yics-
STUDIES and pers Of Californian exisience, conyen-
lions had been held, council had been elected,
order had trinmphed, and the laws were obeyed.
By the hBlea reotiy made house had been sent out
from The Thames, city Ind been bull half.de-'
stroyed By fire. and rebuilt of more durabie materials,
and on 9rd'lder scale. At last our people did be.
gin to move, and they committed all sorts OF blum
ders. We have now news from San Francisco TO
the lat Of last month, and our correspondent wri-
ting in that city at that date informs us Of all sorts
of gducheries committed by our merchants, usually
sharp enough, but fairly distanced by California.
Their ships, tappears, have arrived in the dead Of
winter, when the roads were impossible, aud when
the port was already chohed with goods, which there
were no means 0fconveying 70 the interior They
out all SORTS Of rubbsh think that any thing
would do for the rough subjects with whom our
fancy had peopled that fabulous region They
were dressing the gold-huntsr With Stops from the
Minories, and buying his dust with gau1y flirDi-
tnte and other refuse OF our shops. These cargoes
they sent out with as little precaulon as they
would an investment Of red cloth and glass beads 10
newly discovered island in the Pacific, and they
now find ont TO their cot that they ought 10 have
despatched skilfu and cautious sUpercargo, or
consigned their goods TO some respectable house at
San Francisco; that they ought to be prepared to
draw on Messrs Rothschilds' agent at that city.
London Times, Man "a.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-18

TOBACCO-Thee or four buyers came forward and took
300 hhds as follows l4 hhds-l9 at IL at ~ and "A
at So l66 hhds1l5 at "a, and 81 r al and 90 bids
Mason county r at SIC ~ ib.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-U Under good demand for
the West the sales reached 500 hhds Sugar. mostly at an ad
of &c ~ H. Far 5lzD51Sc. About 1850 bbls Mo
30 for Reboied-a further advance
FLoURThe receipts continue large and with reports Of
shipments for this market from the East prices sill tend
dOwnwars Sales 1869 bbs, including 600 st. Louis at
$50 Ga good brandt at 81 p, and 50 Extra at ss co.
GRAfN-ddrket for Corn not firm. Sales 500 sacks
Yellow at 70, 100 Gin lots) a. $50 @ 40 Yellow
and White at IA, and 400 (resaes, in los) 73ac
bushel Oats steady, with sales of 500 SKIS Illinois at 62IS
and l16 St. Louis Soc ~ busbel Bran is lower Sales
800 SKIS Gin three lots) at 81 4ODsl 50 W 100 ib.
PROVISIONS market rmer, with sales of ITO bbls
Mes lin two lots) 81 So Bacon still improving with
sales of 40 ck Sides follows: q cks 5. do at 5,
do at 81, and do Clear at &c ~ tb OF Lard 200 kegs
Prime sold at 724e and 1870 on private terms.
HAX-13O bales Western sold at s26 50 o ton.
WfISKYSales lcO bbl Rectiiied at 81 and 100 do at
23ze 2 gallon.
CoFFEE-Slightly improved Sales 1900 SKIS Rio at 97kc
" H.
SALTsO.o 600 bushels Turks Island were sold on private
TERMS and 900 SKIS (LiyerpOo Coarse beached at 81 49,
delivered.
ROPE-Saes $50 coils at q, and $50 do. al she cash.
GuNNY BAGS-We noticed sale of 5000 at SIC.
sENCHANGES--Nothin new.
FREIGHTS-Two ships were taken for Liverpool TO load
at Apaachicoa, at ad for Cotton and for the Medi
teIfauean at IS 90 for Tobacco.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-18

Per steamship Palmetto, from Galveston Mrs Mcclellan,
Mr. Taylor lady and child, Mrs. Gomau Judge johnson and
lady, Miss Ward, MI Brown and lady, Mrs Borden, Mts
Rees and daughter, Miss Bufnba Mrs LongIey and chill
woodbridge, Rev Bishop Freeman. Rev Mr. Young, Mrs
Grew on 1 Goias Ms n nSIls BEs Ine
Eostsr Mitchell Wilson, lee, Richardson, Gade. G1peg
Smith. Cunningham, ilendey and brother Pearson, Hail.
Edens. Gross, Fucker, Harris, Gardner. Todd Bickman
Eden, Scranton. Collins, Taylor, Ayers Mannng2a on
deck and negroes. =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-18

ACCOMPLISHMENTS Johnson, yeiy badly abused fe
male, who, according to her affidavit hos been choed nv
Jas Ardge and batted hands appeals to the law,
70 VISIT with summary punishment Inc said offender An Of
winch Mr. Bozonier The efficient clerk Of Recorder Genoa
mas noted down, and placed the record in due form
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-18

1ynuITs. WINES. II0UORs. enc. etc.

H'ItNIHE. VI INES, THVFIUEtS, etc, ETC, !"
4 X r. NICHOLS a. co. 76 Camp street importers and
dealers IN Wines Liquors. Foreign Fruits, elc have on hand
The following brands J. Henessy, Oisrd Dupuy & CO.
tages: 1906, 1888, 1870: ~
CHAMPAGNE -Heidseick, Rcd Eagle Chauot, Schnei
brands - - ~
PoRr;ISandOmans Osborn. ofIley. Webergle's, in wood
sliERRlEs-Pe mar!ins Racaya and Ecbeeepsr, in wood
-, and glass; Amontllado and Golden, IN glass:
INCONSISTENCIES Rudesheimer, Johannsberrer Shark
ling Hook andgNioseIe wines: 49, r'
PRESERV ES-Domeso, Havana and Canton.
FltkLffS AND SADCES-C'rOi 4 Blackweis Wells
mnlsr Y Provost, Lea Perrin Worcester sanee etc
ORANGES AND LEMONS-300 boxes Of each in pYime
order: = 80 - ' = fiA''e
NgTS-Walnuts, Filberts,. Pecans Brazil, ETC.;
ABMDNpS-lOO sacks prime soft sieled Almonds 90 boxes
prime jordan Almonds; 80
RAlSINS-l000 boxes prime MR. and Landau I.avera.
Oils. Esssntials t1iiss RerpeFinit, Befss issnon
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-18

breach OF THE PE6oE,--James McFaddeh and Mary
SieFaaien, noisy couple, having rendered themselves
a"enable the law by disturbing the peace Of the negbboT
noo' We're aken in charge yeseay, and fined Is each by
Recorder Gsnos. Faiag to pay the anount they were
nitted for ten days
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-18

ilIlEF REpuoEp TO A LAST SH1Fr Tho En- .hangman
VIM Woods, alias Bill Sales, aaigued yesterday before
Hecorer cenos the charge Of stealing from off The person
oi Frederick Berieheg his shirt while the latter was yery
nue intoxicated in the Tivo Garden The missing par
ment was found short time alter the theft transferred 10 the
sria ~ 80" "
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-18

No DlmEs-No DINNER.--Ths did not hold good yester
DAY with ~ Mongsrd and his comrades, who with the as
sarance of mlonars, ordered banquet at the Reauts Of
Noel Bonneord in Benyie street. sat down to the sunni
luona fare without in their pockets Their appees
were none the worse for the deficiency Of funds Mr. Bonne
'0re pockets suffering from thatcause After the con
MWaes had ended the uckle host wasinforne that pay
meat could not be made, which ncepsed him that on an
phcaton, Recorder Genos wasrcqucd to make out recent
for the gentleman ~ .see'p'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-18
List Of vessels in Port Not cleared.

hstsn The First mnnfcpaiity in follow ms
syle y ~ D he Nos esnneFes at III. Railroad up
~ tne Sec9n t The He1
ng NO. being fabOdt Lauiig. In the Third imsl
nFnncs al the keiiread and being sha
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-18
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


Steamship Palmetto, Smith, from LavHca Bay and Gayes
ron 18th inst; 20 Harris & A1organif9 b ccuon2 m.
Dewey Il Clark-2d my.
Scbr Ella, Sclefnbeck, days from Pensacola MASTER
STEAMBOATS,.
South America Logan from ST Louis.
Mpndiana, Barose from Balize
Eiiska Wilson, from I.ai0nrcle
Oregon, Hiern, from Mobile.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-18

The CALIFORNIA PnENomENos Tic oil
World is very slow TO comprehend California. n
Is as amazed and supplied at the spectacle as a man
who has seen wild beast, OF meteor, or an ex-
ceedingly impairment stranger Every step in the
progress of this dashing State seems TO take Us
by surprise; and by the time we have opened our
eyes wide enough 10 take In one wonder, another
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-18

A HARp cAsE-J G. Mossiy, long haired individual.
s'hepg iet N his stockings, charged before Recorder
Caldwell little gin seven years OF age, with di,turbing he
lrscc Of his houe Not content with the child the parents
and an infant were also aragned before the Conrtthe
whole family not producing much fesh in gross as the
ssewat complainant carried upon his ndiydual carcase
The Recorder fixed the case for Thur ny next when tba
same nly VIII have 10 undergo like modification Of be-
1s dragged before gaping Court to answer the trins
AIiarra Of IRE nm nnntnr ...-e
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-18

Sc Fifty Blows WITH 4 HoRsF. yI.1p n-lobn {, Kan,
rane before Recorder Genois yesterday, and made an a
ayi TO The fact that Edward Moore aulted him m ST.
LOUIS street. between Robertson and Claiborne on Sunday
With horse whip. Tho AFFIDAVIT shrewdy adds that Mi,
was against the peace and dignity of the clearly
could not have been against Mr. Kents feelings Or he would
not nave stood Il 80 long Moore whose rapid use Of the lash
would fit him for the seryise of The Emperor az RMS On
5slued by The Court to end bril- for his appearance for rs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-18

TREsPAsH.--Plers
that his premsesi e Shevaer made complaint Yesterday
and dog take Csbotne had been orciby entered
Recorder Gen a away Thereby hangs tale, which
Us is required TO unfold
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-18

REooRpER's CouRI--Secoad Manic,pattty. "A very
crowded dock yesterday neted that occupants had been
engaged in numerous arays and mdnigh Tsve
assaults and deep poaions. petty ,eits and more
of which required the aitent on of the
dians of the law
Bill Harris GiiGs Jacobs dangerous and suspicious char
accr, was ane5ted on Sunday with jimmy aud other i'm.
penens Of like nature in bis possession He was not sent
owd 70 'e work house for sy months, but ordered 10
appear before the Mayors Court undergo the requirements
of the law.
Young Clauson, one Of the Night watch was suspended
by The JOINT action Of Captain Foro and The Recorder for
anuens and kicking his superior officer The Council viii
decide on The permaneEey Of the Suspension.
james Murphy, charged with drawing Bowie knife on
ing 10 proiecuts.
mies hsekenow was afragned beating his wife The
Recorder has the ease under constellation
Susan Coyle and Rossnna Cullen charged by Daniel
Kinney with having stoen so from his residence on Giroi
ee susan was sent TO the work house for 30 days and
-h9ae9a er TO- The larceny was not clearly proved
- y Wood 0iias Somes, exan ned on the charge Of
having stolen $50 from the boarding house No. ia Tchoup
iouas meet on The night Of the 9Th inst The money was
owed by Nh Robert Ferguson who identifies the greater
paFt oil 1t. Wood wa sent before the FIRST District Court
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-18

~ WAS NOT ALL DREAM ION Sunday night Glenn
GU ie'sns was aitug in coilteUnle on the feyee await
Jug INC coming Of Aurora having been locked ont Of his room
y he fct rules enforced by his landady when overcome
~ te silence o. the hOur the lumes of liquor and The sopo
qaaies o. the cigar smoke, which gracefully curIed
ground him, he gradually fell into the arms Of Somn
rorhns would have calmly saorcd away the hours until the
i aSMn had not roarer indeed visited him. IN the shane
o. ono Matthew Smith who drew iiom the pockets of the
then graesesy decamped with the spois Owing 10 mes
mec nhpefee The loss weighed upon the mind Of Perkins
ana murdered sleep" Dreams whispered not alright
Snn woke HIM with restless anxiety 10 know The worst
he los OF his funds quickly exposed the robbery Search
was made-Smiih found-and what was of more import
aHe the missing articles also. The Recorder considered the
evidences conclusive, when the care was brought before him
aud he accordingly the accused before tile
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-18
AUCTION SALES.


Groceries. Pf0giH1Onss.. a.. LIQUORS
BY SYKES, HYDE a. co.
THIS DAY, june rs, hap 70 ocpckW be sold az their
4 Auction Store, 81 hagEElne street.
zoo has Coffee, 81 boses ToDsc.o, Rice Candles aoau
carst nd chsmpagrs wins sdgo: Isatls. crt Brasdy
Catalogue ...EDFy Goods
By II. III. PETITPAIN.
n thursday, June TO- 10 oelockW be ed he Ahc.ion
rs and icss n sgAsoNABLE G0ODs eors L.
part d Fancy Black LnNn1, dinkhNms Bs<ea Linen and
Fancy Hhaxls Linen CaBhfc Handkerchief en- MI
zecs Cepes shd Colahi Enod1d White and rtsas
Fouafda, Turkey Red Handkerchief Linen CheaEs ldsara
Brown Linen Drills Fancy, blue and Nor Pnts Cha
bys Laecs Ribbous Govez Cotton rsct n Coonadc Tscka
Stripes, Denms Bleaehed and Brown Cot'on', &C. etc.
~ caisissaes Vii ready, and goods errnsd C. u
on ibe mornisg o. sale. isH
Brown. and, DOMESTIC Goods.
BY r.. III. PET5TPAIN.
rTyiUT June 90 10 o'cock-Wih be sold AUCTION
j Room, No, 8 Canal street
20 bales Appleton a. BROWN siiEgTiNGs,
10 hiea I.auTsns G. ~ Do o.
csses Bi,EAciIED SfiEETINGs;
5 bales BROWN DRfLLINGsi
eases OTIS DENNIS.
Terms At sale. jei7
r. B. TAYLOR,
UCTfON AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. has removed
IA 10 No So TayeF where he viii give raf mar
e Estate stocks cargoe Damaged Cotton House
hold Furniture, SlsyeS, etc usyI Pm
Il EVILS FIORANCE, Cousmissiened .gnctioneer, Of
his particular attention the sale Of Real Estate Stocks
Damaged Cotton, ardens, Household Furniture Slaves
etc.; will also makes advances on Merchandise placed bis
hands. my2