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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-08
The Hump.Backed Cousin.

Ile dump- Backed COUSIN,
Behold an extraordinary adventure OF these
latter days-if il were 40 ordinary occur.
renee one need not relate it.
father Of family inhab,ing the Rue de
Ia Mochodere, received last sun mer letter
from his nephew, who was 10 the employ Of
Hyder Abad. The letter concluded ,hls:
81 have received tho portraits Of m, ts Q
cousins, Mare and Margaret. have never
had the pleasure Of seeing hem, as have
lived with Hy der Abld since my youth, but
| am sure .ha. those two portraits are resem
dances. will arrive a, Have By the ship
laos f 20 abou. the Is. Of October, aud on my
arrival am determined TO marry the beau
tilul Mar"
The breaking open Of the letter destroy ed
he resi- of the name l. is impossible to tell
If the cousin asks Marie Q, Margare, 10 mar.
rage. The tao sisters, united previous to
the Tine, have commenced TO live n misuuder.
standings, each Of the tn positive ha, il was the
res! Of her name which was tom of IN breah.
ing the seal.
The father employed his e'oqnonce in calm.
Jog the anger Of bis daug hiers, when a ser.
want, sent IN advance, arrived from HAVE, at.
nouncug tina, his master left for Paris With
he eypninu fra
The servant, overwhelmed silh questions,
replied that his master was ruined, ard that
ne bad, moreover, on his left shoulder, The
horrid protuberance which caused, according
10 P,anude, SO many msfofiunes 10 Esop, the
Phfyglan.
The two cousins determined hereupon 10 re
main single forever, before marrying a cousin
hump backed ard ruined.
A they take this oa;h Tor he thirlieih time
10 twelve hours, lie cousin atives. HIS IN
Gle warmly embraces hlm, tie cousins make
him polite bow, and turn away their eyes.
The uncle hen exp ans the Incidents Of the
torn letter. ard asks he matrimonial lnten.
lions Of his nephew.
"lt is my COUSIN Marie whom came TO
marry" he replied.
Never never Z screamed Marie Il
am conlea,ed Nth my cOnd ion, and vii
remain in il.
Madanoisee," SAID tie nephew, +" have
adopted the customs Of the country where
have been educated. Read the customs Of
ilyder Abld, IN Tasernier. There, when
young man is refused IN an offer Of marriage,
he withdfaws himself from society as use.
less being"
tie kills himself" exclaimed the other els.
ter, the good Margaret.
He kills hmsel - replies the Nephew, 10
the tone of q man who Ia about TO commit
suicide.
This poor cousin, sail Margaret, weep.
ing, :" come from such distance 10 die IN the
bosom Of his family"
81 know" continued the nephew, "lhal
my deforml:y oaicis the SIGH, Of woman,
but IN time the eyes Of woman become ha.
10 oil things. know also tina. nv
comnercla! position i. 20: prosperous. White i
very young was thrown INTO the diamond
business, the only occupation Of Hyder Abad
los, there all The fortune or my father; bu,
have acquired experience; | am young, &C
live, and industrious. These arc riches in
themselves"
"fes, yes; hump. backed aud ruined |" nut.
erred Marie aside, IN a bsniering tone.
Poor young mani" said Margaret; and
he adds, "my cousin, | am refused. and y GU
,ay no stlen,on 10 IT,"
:" And by whom refused n said her cousin
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DIR. kUiEL'S
Abyssinia Mixture
tof aitihs, inf'uerzl, Coslivcn-rs. Piles. G,,
vel, eenoffha'. elect, fluor Albus. or the
Nhi;es, Wcakhess, Obstruction.. Ae.


;. Gato INT, n. C., Aps /, ls4..
Dr. J Kohl Dear Sii:
You VIII please taFward 10 ~ a. SON n. CIR,
'shithi, a fferh 'nFply ofihe Rcsiofer 9th. Hsoi
and the AbyssiHia 8ia,ure, We have sold gu. ,.r
some time The Rtsiofcr aud the DepnfaiIys
ro%de'' have proved 10 le very cticacions IT,!
,u'nes' OF TIE chest Eheun.stism sore Leg. L..
Nominations Of he Eye, Duhlli,y, aud other ehro.
nc diseases We waffanitd The Abyssinia Mn
tnfe 10 every patient, and 10 one la. a.k,a 10 g.,
the money returned. but on the contrary ,,s,v
one has praised i's great sasst We poaeif.
We remain yours, respectfully,
a 4 u. ". HONEYCIHTT.
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TERMS.

TERMS.
TWO DOLLARS per anoum in advance; TWO
DoLhARs Snd FIFTY CENTS If payment
te delayed three months: and THREE Dol.
LARS ii not paid until The clos, of the wear
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CoNcoaD, y. G, JuLi p, ls4s.
Dr kuhl = Dear >I:
w tavS cold oui all fyoat Aby.siuis Mi1ts.,.
II has gwen ea''re 'GfIsfsciisn to Oh those shj
have usyd IT, We have warranted the Abys..na
Mitsfe "a ell cases on cur oen account; snd ~e
can say II has meyer iailod. We have dali, ctl.
Tor more OF the Ah1sa Mixture, and on %
pes'e ''na Us a' soon as possible saeh a Supply
which VII answer the great demand
Very gespertftlty vu,rv
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Wanted,

"A The Charlotte Hotel, Butter, Eggs Poal.
"A u. aud all kinds of'provisions.
I'D BOYD.
Charlotte, Oct ~ 1919. SUI
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aeoaAg
From the New York Tribune.
[ Mon Forever.

. Liberty and Union, now and forever, one and
seParabe."
T.
SroRM rosT and strained, our ship of State,
Was lasoring in the gale,
The blasting breath of brothers hate
Was shiyer,ng every SAIL
Despair upon her quaking crew
Was tracing out her doom.
And Ger their blanching faces threw
The pallor of the tomb.
Our anxious eyes along her deck
A pilot sought in vain,
Dis1nion shrieked above, the wreck
We feared would strew the man.
The last fond hope had nearly died
In every Patriots breast,
When rose pilot. true and tried
OUR HAIRY OF TIE WEST.
Forth burs, from every honest tongue
thunder drowning cheet-
High DER the raging storm ii iuns
Defiance TO our fear -
The Stars and Stripes as brightly bsamed
Their lustre of yore,
And mad the ba fled lightning streamed
The Union at the fore.
".
Through all the old Ships timbers ran
The pllsing thrills of life;
She knew the firm hand of the Man
v no always ruled the strife -
And. bounding at bis magic word,
She spurned the rocks lee,
While through her swelling canvass stirred
The breeze Of Liberty
Though dark the sky, and rough the wave.
Her peril she forgets.-
She sees above her threatened gravel
The I" Star that never sets"
And not the fiercest storm can wreck,
Or widest wave orerwhelm-
Whoever treads her quarter deck
If HARRY's al the helm
VI.
The brave old Ship. God bless hsr
Come. Freemen, pledge me this
Both North and South possess her
The UNION, AS SHE So
Whatever be the storms that frowu-
Whoser would work her i'll
We NEVER saw her Union down
BY Heaven, We NEVER WILL.
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WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
oF FoREIGN couNTRIEs.

There are denominations frequently met in reports
of markets. bat their English value not always rea.
Oily recoected. The following table will be found,
helinve
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Flatterins ogers to Clubs.

~ Advertisements inserted at One Dollar rcr
square io lines or Iess, this szcd typo for tho
hfst Insertion. and 25 cents for each contnn-
anee. Court advertisements and Sheriff. Sales
chltped Is per cent. higher; and deduction
OF JJ5 per cent. will DO made IIum the regular
prices, for advertisers by the year. Advertise
mcn's inserted monthly or quarterly 81 pei
square for each time. Semi. monthly IS cents
per square for each time.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-19

QuTE CAsE.A grave, concise, and legal paper, pur.
porting TO DO the affidavit Of Francois Courba was flied in
the RECORDERS Cont Of the FH MuneDa y, yos rday
precisely p The opening clause in ri, potenious docu
Inent is worthy Of the yste Of Udolpho that al.
ecting narrative entitled The Unlor Cober; or the
the Bloody BOot-Jack." Thus commences tie story OF
On about the 81 Of January of the pr ent year
this depOnen. having full confidence, unhOnned affection
sd devoted zeal for known in the commonplace world
rs Mrs Chariot, but her adoter Choroiina Emmaina
usiapR the che and beautiful did, without reflection, and
from he prompugs Of oyerowng heart loan, deliver up,
surrender and place in the hands Of the said Chaotua that
tning toy known watch, and valued al $40" So far
dhe story runs smooth but the after conduct Of the lady
which detailed in prose dolorous not in
with the harmonious beginning Courbai, although q
victim ChaFots charms, had csc busincs besides the
blinded by Cupid, and asked for ample in dol
la and the watch This the ta purchaser promised
take into confederation, but the affidavit declares that she
has not settled the point Ii feet, aiei due reflection,
Ehaotha denies the Story Of the time piece changing hands,
and insists that the double lever" invaded the
sanctuary Of her bosom rcpoed meath her pillow. Tie
complainant declares himself shocked by this of common
honesty. and asserts that his pocket is much injured by the
denial The Recorder will fully into the nyestga-
ION to-day.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-19

FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-The Grand Jury presented the
following bills yesterday: Patrick Flynn for aiding
slave in departing from his masters service.
Vim. Thompson entering With intent TO steal and Antoine
Toussaint for breach of trust.
MOLE prosequ entered In each Of the following cases
VIM Dodd, charged with breach of trust JOS Domingo
larceny John Buckley burglary; and Rosa Baldwin, for
passing counterfeit money.
The absence OF the District Attorney the grand jury room
prevented any trifls yesterday.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-19

C., Ersd.-A Gaming match off yesterday in front OF
the st Municipality police office, between Two Creoes
Who We 'cd sGerss enough supply amy in Flanders
and wir VI their sticks with that kind Of handling which
belongs esp sially the OF the Emerald Isle. Hats sui.
fsed In the couliel, approxmaing the shape Of The old
contingencies and coats lost their CLOSING freshness from the
clouds of dust eed by the storm OF blows The place cho
sen for this dspy OF cva'ry did admit Of long passage
at arms hut was particularly well suited Tor u long debate
The police interrupted the former the whole department
could not cheek the latter, which highly refreshing from
its spicy recmnaoEs and pointed allu IONS. The names Of
the parties figured upon te record but not considering them
important items left them Ieoe IN their glory by the
JONES' charged with stealing cotton aud Smith and
Brown for picking pockets.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-19

ROBBERY SHPBoARD-The facility with which rog ues
enter vessels lying the Leyee has opened profitable de
pertinent 10 them, which. in the past few days they have
prosecuted with much effect Yesterday, Mr. Charles Stan
ley. the OF the brig Holander lying oppo lite the Mar
ket depOsed before Recorder Geno that, about o'clock
he discovered that lie had been robbed, during the night Of
gold hunting watch, clock, and snndry articles Of clothing,
which in the cabin Circumstances lead the complain.
believe that the robbery had been committed by one
Morgan and search warrant Issued explore his prem
ia sin Port, Great Men street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-19

STABBISG.-Mr Bridget Farrell made an affidavit before
Recorder Genois yesterday, in which she stated that al
O'Clock the evening pnevious her husband Thomas Far
re had been brought his house. in Derbgny street, near
Benvie, badly stabbed in the body, which wound she
had been informed YVES Inflicted by Mr.. Cormck war
rant was sued for the sret of the 3D. who appeared
and gave bail.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-19

a j. COKE & CO., DRUssIsTs, Corner of Maya
h. zinc and POVdrds streets prepared to exc IA
cute orders for Planters Country Physicians and Fam 9
lies. Every article warranted genuine DIR. E. J. X4
COxEs Preparations, extensively used for years. XA
Recommending ., ~ themseIyes by their effects:
for Coughs, Colds Influenza etc.
NJ EXTRACT OF COPAVIA, SARSAPARIIII,A
NkN AND CUBEBS-A certain aud agreeable cure
%&A~ superior to the Capsuley any other extract
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARII4LA AND
TARAAACUM-The strongest preparation that can
be made, as proved by the effect produced
BALSAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERWORT etc
For the cure of Consumption and Bronchitis
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
Tonic AGUE SYRUP and PILLS. nIs lysdp
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SHERMAN'S
PATENR PREMIUM
A b ID q M I N A Il
SUPPER Err

40 q M U1lifl tf1aEs
The ghte most elastic and comfortable for
the cure OF the compaint-the bearing down feeling
the bottom Of tie snmae. weakness efe lungs side and beck
the whites, In pregnancy, its miscarriage
in fact Indispensable % the comort Of every sieats
female If any doubt the efficacy of this Supporter they can
be referred 10 the wife of very celebrated physician Of tins
city, who Is using with perfect sataean after Try
clans respectfully invited TO call and s insru
ment at the propnetor's, 70 ST. Chariss street.
practice auply Tia
boasted Abdoira supposEs use well
philadsphia, Aas rs, sss Wal ANDERSON. NJ y,
the time confined my bed My great NO
thing relieved until Of AR Sheruans Sup
poers II enabled the house. fr.
ner health and sheerfulness Mira WlLKlNs0k,
August n, 1873 l5a Eighth phisd<Aphsa.
= 1rr,S1z-1-
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AssAULT.-Anlmon Wheaton wrs requ 7ted yesterday to
give bail for his before the Fss District Court to
answer to the charge of assault aedged to have been COM
mtted upon Peter Aein
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-19

THE CoTFEg TRADE.-The Leyee yesterday showed
much activity in the Coffee neseyera operators were taken
into custody for acquiring samples without the intention to
purchase Madeline Goats, Sally Armour, Pauline KAr.
back Catherine Outer and Sophia Doneger were all ar
rested on the complaint OF the CLERK oil the steamboat EN-
pre, for this Illegal course
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-19

ARREsTs-A Hughes suspicious individual, danger
ons TO the community, was locked Jas Porter, charged
with attempting to commit robbery Napoleon Revora
Will be examined to-day Martin Maher for stealing cotton
on The Leree taken from thence to the gunrd.house
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cry,
Thursday Evening, April Is, 1850.
Arrived to-day steamer ST Louis GIG head of Western
Beef Cattle, which remain sale.
Prices:-Beef Cattle, 4D61sc " ID net Hogs, 4@D
4Gc % ID net Sheep, good Kentucky, 90 5O5 so head
Mich CONS 435p $50 " head CdLUes 61SGD13c Up ID net
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-19

THR MuT1NY CAsE.Tbe ca-s ofihe ten sailors in eusto
dy for utny on board of the ship scago postponed res
terday TO Tuesday next, at 10 o'clock.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
ITuDK 29o 81, sO' N.--Loso1rupz 800 Win Time, 81
Cleared Yesterday.


Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Galveston, Place Galveston Harris Morgan
Ship Claiborne, Glchrist, Bordeaux /, II Gale
Ship Lyons, Gaines San Francisco, p Poutz
Bark Arthur Spear, Nantes, l. II Gale
Brig Geo Abbott, Sturley, New York, Fosdick &co
Brig Florence, Faes, Charletnn, ii S Drew
Brig Waistl, Coombs, NewYork, ] II Ashbrdee SEQ
Sp brig Chanite, Gelpi, Barcelona, PUG, Mir &co
Sp Polacca Paoma, Cabot, Barcelona, J PTats
Arrived Yesterday.
Ship Josiah Bradl2e Mansfield IS days from Liverpool to
John TOde--3d my,
Ship Hudson, White, II days from NcwYok. to w Stan
ton &eo-2d my
schr Mary Ellen, Williams, from Havana th inst, to
McConnell-1st my.
STEAMBOATS,.
Cen. Scott, Myers, from Cincinnati
Z. d. White, Brady, from Atclataaya-160 bales cotton
Banner Of Attakapas Muggah fun st. Martinsyile.
Oregon, Hiern, from Mobile.
Gen. Taylor, Power IRON DonaldsonVille.
Aberdeen, Clouds, from Camden-273 bales cotton
Mondiana, Larose, from the Coast.
Towboat Anglo-Saxon, Davis, from the Passes.
Memoranda.
Towboa AneloSaxon towed down aud sea- on the 18th
inst, ship Proyncalst, barks Levan and Mandarin scI
Mathews.
Passengers.
Per ship Josiah Bradee, from Liverpoo25 in steerage.
Per ship HudGon, from New YoFk-J T Wood, and IL in
steerage
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-19

From MINNEsoTA-The st. Paul papers con
tinue to notice great influx of letters to that place
from emigrants in the States, asking information
in relation to the Territory The Chronicle and
Register, of the 10th ult., says:
If half the people come to Minnesota this sea-
son that have written here for information, our
population will be increased beyond the most san
guine expectations by autumn.
Much OF our correspondence is from book keep
ers. clerks, and professional men. These are the
classes that are too apt to crowd themselves into
new place and get the start Of producers and me-
chanics viii bout the presence Of whom no town,
however eligib. " situated, can experience healthy
growth We ca,n but say to those that we are
pretty well SUPPLE, With persons in their line al
present; but as we ao vance more viii be needed
All mechanics, of villa, tever branch, that have
written us, as well as those who have not, who are
looking out for new home iIi the West, we adj
wise to make tracks" hitherwaros,
Another dog train, from the Red river settle
ments or the North, states that the Indians to the
east oil Pemblna, reported in former letters t. be m
a starving condition, had generally come in, alll
were about departing for the buffalo range east
ward. The inhabitants of the British side of the
line were fitting out a large hunting expedition fol
continued depredations upon the game within our
borders and it was feared the buffalo would be
entirely driven of, and the Indians still further re-
stricted in their means Of subsistence.
This arrival brought large mail, comprising
letters, reports, etc, from the Hudson's Bay Com
pany destined for England. They mailed a
Fort Smelling, and will reach their destination
much sooner by travelling through the Unitet
States, than il they had been sent by way of Yorl
Factory. This is an event strongly illustrative o
the progress we are making towards the Nortl
Pole. The old beaten mail track, which the Bay
Company has traversed for two hundred years, i
abandoned for the more expeditions route whicl
he steady march of American enterprise ha
l. med
70, e Of the principal st. Paul merchants, M
w u torbes-who has labofed and will continu
10 labor nth all his energies to bring this state
things abor the HudsoSs Bay Company n 10 for
1.ras ago,nt 70 be negotiated for the purchase
goods in the Eastt "a CITIES
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-19

CIV. Fish, Of New York, Was invited to be pres
en-, am preside over meeting irrespective of par.
~ in the city Of New York; at which it was in con-
termination % adopt resolutions sanctioning the per.
manent sete uent Of the great question now agita-
ting the Nation the basis of the resolutions re-
Gently offered by III Hon. Henry Clay in the Senate
of the United States. in his reply Gov. Fish de.
clines, and speaks thus OF Mr.. Clay:
"Great have been the services heretofore rem
dered by the ilustrou4 Senator from Kentucky
devoted has been his ratriotisl~and brilliant his
efforts. But his last gieat effort -ls noble speech
in support of his late resolutons--is his greatest
triumph. Were there nothing else in his lie than
that speech, on which to rest bis hoI for en-
during fame, the truly American spirit, the love OF
freedom, the loyalty and the devotion to the Union
of the States, which characterize it, would suffice
to make his one of the few, the immortal names
that were not born TO die"
The letter concludes:
Resolving that the Union must and shall be
preserved, let US hold e. enemies and AZ traitors to
their county, all who would question It's vslue, or
contemplate its dismembement = and let us not
forget that Liherty and Union are now and for
ever, one and insepaiable 20
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C. d. BUCK. To,,,,t:..;o. 4; ~ lEEh NJ
". IS Grayier street, Newpi N"' ~"
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Cry IrEMs. Yesterday charming dag, and were
we inclined Ddito weather paragraph we could not fluid
agreeable specimen OF the eecfs Of clear sky and
genial comment upon. The promeiiades filed
with gay gronps Of ladies', vending Their way 10 the saloons
Of tashion and the squares where the trees long shadows
the ground tloused with happy Juveniles dis
porting in the pleasant air.
The local has nothing particularly b Ing nit except
the Gaming match which we have condensed in paragraph
The presented tho Items detne. but they lack the or
rbe and are diyested o. The pathetic two necessary ngred
snia 10 mike lhem interesting.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-19
NEW ORLEANS:
F1IDAV AIditNING. APRIL 10. 1850.

FfREThe alarm given al O'Clock last evening proceed
cd from The extensive liquor and grocery store No, %
Gfaver The porter Of the establishment by accident
ignite the contents of demiiohn brandy, which bad fall
len the floor, and the hancs Instantly spread over the
interior By prompt efforts the fire distinguished with
considerably damage 70 portion Of tho Stock caused yre
mOval. Eoiairs r;llie.I 10 the building.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-19

e. n Yicksburg, Warrenton and New Car-
LfltlstStfys thage Weekly Packet Steamer LOAVNDEs,
sSsszasz@as5s Jr.-EVERY FRIDAY EVENlNG-For
Nlcksbug, Wafenton, New Carthage and all intermediate
andings-rhe new, magnificent and swift running passenger
steamer L0WNDES, JR., will commence running in the
above trade about the 18th of September and will
remain in the above trade during the season. For reg CHIT or
passage apply TO
apl3 If r. B, SMITH. 96 Magazine st
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-19

~ u. Is. Mail Packet-For Covington ga
IAksssss MMandeyilles Lewsbqrg and Madsonvile-
LENUhAs T. w Dunnca, master, built expressly for the
Lake trade, with superior accommodations for passengers
will leave the Lake End of the PontchaTrain Railroad
EVERY DAY, (Sundays excepted) the arrival of the
II O'Clock A. train of Retnrning will leave Goy
ington every day, (Sundays excepte) O'Clock A. NJ
Passage TO all OF the above points. % cents
Meals extra ........ ............. 30
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-19

asasFszaz Paeket-For Mandeyile, Lewisburgh, Madf.
sonve, Coylngton, and all intermediate landngs-he fine
and substantial steamer OLIVIA, j. W. Hoffman, master
will commence running daily packet to the above places
SATURDAYS leaving thereafter daily as follows viz;
The Lake End of the PonichaTtrain Railroad EVERY
DAY, after the arrival Of the IL O'Clock NJ. cars except
leaves CoyinFton Every Morning al e IN.
asi sAGSfi FqI Eseaqrs Apply On board or 70
MARTIN 4 co, C,o,irg,or
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-19

H-fr vi AlODhG
Llue OF Steam
as5E Of steamboats,
Captain Allen, and M0Bll
for the above port every +
FRIDAY and SATURDA
STEAMER ST. CHARLES ;
TUE sDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
taking passengers from the !
p. N. train of cans. The M
wednesdays and Saturday
Mississippi City and Biloxi !;
The ST. CHARLES will.
same places on Monday and I
an opportunity for regular st
watering places twice a wee
ceived at the New Canal WI
That received after I O'Clock
go forward on the ensuing boi
apl e. ii, WING