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PAssENGERs-Per STEAMSHIP Georgia.-The
following passengers left here yesterday per steam
shin Cteorpia for California min Chaores.

following passengers left here yesterday per steam
ship Georgia, for California, ria Chagres:
John Harris Charles G Harris, W Ambrose, G W
M RGS 'fFS sgioa, oRe G Chode Ss Mm Il
WqS9 o;o5 Bte a1o s, Fin, Pm WI Gayze
g Knapp, D w James w d West, B IIuggn, Abel, d
Raymond, S Wam SGay Wse CUM, nPfI or
VIM Tdmble, Solomon Eson, Eagene Sonnet, N w Bland,
cRss K a9ss wifi BaP 9sn Ha Wo
gamss Bingsey, shinotte, N L Jen, David Jones s
McingTe, 4 Reed, VIM MeRary, CIV barclay. james
9%s' Eoy$ John RT%oJf 5hp faTgl26a s A5Fo9
Erhart, = w Whyer, John Dewng, August Green Alex
Rb Marin sRsFBpa 1ao %s stf b eSS T Fog2h
Faulkner John w Curry, John NJ Phillips Felix Mclean
sa; fSi LAW W R2s 0Hn f SSeFo PsE
AeSD ivy ia%s RW2p a ME- Gok 6a Les shf d David
Jones, Jno MgEwen Green, A Roin, Jas ii Morrison,
b A Sew Ell Fao oSh9 Join k Fss Ba keYGS SeS
Bib, John FenrGoy Ferry, Walton, 7 . Walton, Jos
Hardy, . Coelin g " Peirce Capt Merrill, George
Buokhsrt. Peek, Mrs HendEekson, Ms Hart Mrs Ellen
Ighogmas, NJ Jaas Brooks ,g Henry Palmer MI
fS9 5 and servant fn51 M G5sp i MeS g Rqb
Dedaqdn W s. John w Moore .G Kegs C iii
I Huls, Mm Maddox, . " Dull, Daniel Iaste Andrew
kocee ReSB GIS ssm SiisaE jones' s'f3 Jones'
Coleman Mitchell, G Il Dunn, james Maha, Foster
Mebohs Ward, W@ Eo aa jas Fillmore iTnSs c6aI as
Brogan, McMen9Ry. Geo Spenay, Nave, Pratt.
Richard Taylor VIM Montgomery, 9 Montgomery Grim,
] 4 DaggeLt, Jas Thompson G II Shrobe, d Justice, L
Williams, Richard Mccoy, Thomas Haskell w M iaurin,
. Moore, Hamilton, NJ Hamilton, NJ Oppenhenler d
Shatuck, Ballsntine, Parke, Muncas McConaghy,
J Brinkley, TTeneman Maron, l. Goodwin, Andrew
CASSIDY Il Moore, Thos Robinson Lawrence PaTne,
FBSf Sof3f a c e. AFffs o.
n Talley, Talley, w Cook / Pearce, Miner,
Cross Thos Brown G Black, F Maurice, John Duncan
Jas II Cole John GOtschalk Q Edmonson, E Donohoe
Me Knight, VIM Jones, % I)ODne. Jos O
Miller, A Mills, G Conner d Mccall, D Nj Mccall VI
I Graham, A Spynx w Il Lamb, ] + Esher, II Castor
Chas Page WIN Courtney, John Hull Geo Johnson, Daniel
Williams, John Villains, John Hunter Isaac Morse, Thos
BoenezeT Bleeker Felix Fabre, Jean Broeasse Levy
Petty, L Rafael Syvestre, John Brock, John Mahon
Henderson, VIM Sandgran, Michael Duffy, WmTaggert
samuel McC9nnell, Jas Smith, w Bacon, Langdland
from New York 80 ~ " t''s-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-13

70 The Cumberland Civilian, Of the LIST inst,
says The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, west Of
this Flace is progressing as well as could be ex-
pected at this season of the year. Now and then a
storm comes up and stops the work for day or so.
But the snow stays not long, and the never failing
effort that is always made in such cases to regain
lost time, in little time brings up all square again
The work is pushed on with great eneray.m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-13

AIABAMA.-The two houses of the General As
sembly, in Legislative caucus, have adopted reso.
lutions with view to the representation of that
State in the Southern Convention, at Nashville.
Thitty-six delegates were appointed, composed Of
an equal number of wings and democrats--eight
for the State at large and four for each Of the
Congressional districts
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-13

ANkMcAK THEATRE.-" The Soldier of Fortune -
= How % Pay the Rent "-' Founded on Facis.''
6T CnARrRs THEArRk.-s' Macbeth ''-'' Your Life Z
"a DANCE
kLAcIpE's EARIETIEs. ;" Shocking Events "-'' The
Asfid Qussn 49, Lend DE Five Shilings''
AAnoRf akbL.-Brwsr's Pansnmss.
taIIIPRorEApx's PAIETgks-" The Proclamation Of the
fns1k RspuhSs I'M y ehada EFsa.
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steamboat Departures This nay.

Nashptus ..........kMERtCA, Johnson, r. NJ
Louis ...--..... =. ALT ON, Fulton, p. NJ.
Opelouaas .,......... RIO GRANDE Gordon, n A.
Tsnsas. ............. jim GtLMER Nc Kinney r. NJ
Mobile .............JAMES L. DAY. Giberson. ~ IA.
Eiifsbark ...,..,..JOHN ADAMS, Jones', 5 p NJ.
Red River ......... ST. ANTHONY, Summers, 4 p. NJ
Camden ............. ABERDEEN, Cloudis P. NJ.
Louisville ......-.uNCLE SAM, seahrook, ~ NJ.
YaEoo River. .MEDoRA. Appleton, ?. ri.
tn U. Mail Steamer JOHN ADAMS-For Cincinnati Mad
Louisville, Smhland, Paducah, etehs fine packet
boat will THIS DAY, Wednesday, p. Al. positively
HYDE g. OGLESBY u Poydras street.
M Passengers and shippers viii please be in readiness tbs
hour,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-13

GEN. LANE AND THE PREsIDENCY-Next win
ter an election of u s. Senator will take place
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the expiration of
Mr.. Bright's term. The Hon. R. D. Owen is
anxious to be his successor, but Gen Lane stands
much in his way. The recent meeting lin which
Mr.. Owen figured largely nominating Gen. Lane
Tor the Presidency, was an ingenious movement to
get him out of Mr.. Owens way for the Senate.
Will it succeed We shall see Indiana State
Journal
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-13

EMIGRATION OF CANADIANS TO THE UNITED
STATEs.-The Rev. Arthur Chiniquy, the great
Canadian Apostle of TIE importance, having recently
been on a tour through the United States, has adj
dressed letter to the lHeLanges ReiigieuT, in
which he says do not exaggerate when | say
that there no less than 100000 Canadians in
the United States and unless sefFcacious means
are taken to stop this frightful emigration, before
ten years 100000 Of our compatrots will have car
ried to the American Union their arms, their intel
lgence, and their hearts. 1t is no part OF my pres
ent plan to examine the of this deplorable
emigration; but 1t must be always true, that when
a people en- masSe quits its country, it is because
that unfortunate country is struck with some hide
GUS Plague-is devoured by some cancer. God has
placed in the heart of love for his country and
when man turns his back upon his country, and
with the eye moisened by tears, bids ii eternal
adeu, 1t is because something essential has been
wanting to him in that country. Itis because he
has wanted bread, room, or just liberty"
gy He who swears informs US that his bare word
il mt IN ha eraditad
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RoRBIhe THE MAIL.-Alford .Gaskins, of Win
tez Seat South Carolina, has been arrested for
sobbing the mail. He has contested the crime.
Gaskins IS spoken of young man Of highly re-
spectacle connections.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-13

GOLD IN NoRrH CAROLINA. = The ASHORE
Herald states that from the labor of two men, for
twelve days, Mr.. E. P. Miller Of Sawyerville, Ran
dclph county, G., realized five and half pounds
Of virgin Gold This beats California.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-13

SreEHIcANT.-The bill introduced by Mr. Root,
Of Ohio, into the House of Representative, exclu-
ding slaves from the Territories, was, on the Ath
inst, laid on the table bya vote of 105 to 70.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-13

OHIO LEeisLATuRE.-A bill repealing,so much
Of the apportionment scheme as divided the county
Of HAMILTON, has passed both houses OF the Legsla-
lure Of Ohio.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-13

THE RIvEn-The Louisville Courier OF the 9Th
says The river continues falling quite fast with
about feet water on the falls last evening. The
weather was intensely cold yesterday morning; the
thermometer ranging down 10 zero but in the even
ing i had moderated very materially, though still
quite cold.
At Pittsburg last evening there were 81 feet
water in the channel, and weather very cold. At
Cincinnati the river was still falling"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-13

GEoRGIA.-Col J. w. jackson, editor Of the Sa,
yannah Georgian, has been elected to Congress from
the lst district fill the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation Of 7. Butler King.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-13

NesSrs. Editors Please a Candidate iO
the Chief Magstracy of the city. Election in April next
ty4 PETER l.. JoRE, e1 La. State Librarian.
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Valentines :!
Great Liquidation Sale.

IINIENDE IND hEDUUB BLEED ATIKACTIUN
GLORIOUS NEWS TO PURCHaSERSl
Now is Your Time for Bargains
large and well selected assortment Of every description of
DRY GOODS, offered at
ANDREW s., corner 81. Charles and Julia streets,
AT extremely Low Prices such as
PRINTS-6, Z and cents per yard
RIBBONS-Of all kinds, from &C. upwards;
DAMASKS, TABLE COVERS, ETC. etc.-Cheap;
With great variety of LACES and EMBROIDER.
les; all of which are to be sold at SACRIFICES 10
close their Stock as soon as possible.
ANDREWS,
fyS 62dp corner Of 81. Charles and Julia streets.
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EROEknr GOfaE Pela.

nj GOOD God Pen aid Silver Case for One Dollar We
received Il lot Of these capital Pens.
Opinions oil the Press,
Beats any thing yet offered" Crescent.
TITS description is yalualle.n picayune.
" A better Pen put 70 paper delta.
Nov in store....
70 Aisrge supply Of Gold Pens of celebrated makers
At tile lowest market prices ranging from
ONE TO EIGHTEEN DOLLARS!
iyl 6r2p GUINNESS & Co, " Camp st.
'BAREGEs.. .DAREG ES. .BAREGEs.
eV Just opened at SIMPSONS, No. 2S Charities St.
eases new and rich BAREGES direct from Paris latest
designs.
S o-5U00 yards FRENCH BAREGES. at . cents per
yard, all wool and fashionable sty les.
5 Oh case rich Paris manufactured PARASOLS.
ELLING ORA large lot OF JACONETS, CAM
BRlCS AND MoUsSELlNES, OF last year impor.
tatlou. tyll 6tAp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-13

PLAcIpE's YARIETIEs 81 The grand spectacle of the
Nereid Qneen has proved good card It's success is seen
in e crowded houses that calls forth The scenery and
costumes are new and attractive
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-13

BREwER's PAkoRAMA-This beautiful exhibition still eon
tnes TO attract numbers of citizens and Armory Hall pre-
nightly large audience exceedingly gatded with the
collection Of fine views faithfully porrayed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-13

Tue PAINTING or THE FRESon REVOLUTION. o-not
fail visit this fine work Of 1903 ST. Charles street The
pahns shoad be be appreciated and its great merits
deserve the most liberal patronage
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[Corresp OndeRceL

Eds. Crcsccnt-Please announce l.. U. GAIENNIE al
independent candidate for the office OF Recorder
Municipality, and obge [fyIII MANY VOTERS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-13

o1~ Commodore Daniel Turner, of the U. S.
Navy died very suddenly at Philadelphia on the
5ih instant
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-13

&c The new word invented by M. THEIRS for
the intentions alleged to be those of Louis Napo-
leon for his personal aggrandizement, is Soukou-
qaerie, IA significant alluson to his Imperial Ma
iesty of HayiO
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-13

Thousands cured ggy complaints which they
inherit from their pbgeuors By Sarsaparla all this can
be prevented and an inuneInhe number Of ys annually
thoroughly expels lTOm the system the
SEED oil disease takes oil the
tunes parents visited upon unoendng orng
Thus preparation
sold. Prepared and by p. TOWNSEND M D.. lz6
Fulton S., New York Sold in wOTeans Isl ST. by
lyl2 6rp- J. WRIGHT & co.
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SWORD PREsESTED.-Lieut George Adams
of jackson Miss, has been presented with
sword by the citizens of that plrce.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-13

The friends of WALTER TuRNBULL present him a
ddate for the Mayoaty at the ensuing Municipal Election
fyl3
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-13

II Read the communication upon "Constitu
tscnal Reform" to be found upon our first page.
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&c Orresp ndenCeI
New ORLEANS, Feb. 8, 1850.
OR. HUNTER, "a St. Charles street.
pear Sir The undersigned feeling debt of gratitude due
you for uuexamped and strenuous efforts to establish
depot of and valuable antique, modern and model tera
ure, paintings engravings, busts ETC., ETC., beg leave
tender you complimentary benefit or literary festival to
commence at Lent, and TO continue until the
occurs We would respectfully the place
genial to feelings and interess-your store. We
have no doubt of the public responding in
your behalf and crafty you with crowded houses.
Dear SIR with full conviction of your ability to realize the
high expectations OF the public subscribe ourselves your
obedient servants,
HERMAN DE PLAIsTRE, MICHAEL BURN,
JONI BuKEwURM, GEORGE sTEALPLAIT,
WILLIAM ASNTEEK, And several Others.
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PELICAN DIVISION, No l, at Pelican Hall corner of Com
mon and ST. Charles Streets at half.past O'clock
OCEAN DIsIoN, No 2 at Unity Hail. Marigny Buildings,
Third Municipality, at halt.past O'Clock.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY DIVISION No. 8, at Unity Hall Ma
rigny's Buildings, Third Municipality, at hafpast T.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-13

Auction sales This Day.

Az Tuscaloosa Ala, the 9TH inst, by the Rev. r. b
White, RoBERT II; MARI, of this city, to MARY ELIz
JANE, daughter Of the late VIM NJ. Mari, Of Tuscaloosa
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ORLEANS THEATRE.-Tlre grand opera of q The
Huguenots," by Meyerbeer, will be performed to-
morrow evening for the benefit of Mr.. Duluc, the
first tenor This gentleman deserves a bumper
and feel assured that he viii receive it. To the
lovers Of music, The Huguenotsp will prove rich
treat, concord Of sweet sounds. The Orleans
il AZ the head Of the amusements and vsiters to our
city should attend on this occasion, to realize all
that they have heard Of the opera at New Orleans.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-13

II Is
shsh scratch wound that became inlae
m9hcaton and persons VIM apparently in health being
snluy aiSfcAed aud taken and Inflammation
you would avoid these dangers, pleas
money aud pgalong existence.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-13

F59le &h5rts.

nc We have now in store complete of Fine
Linen and Cotton Shirts AS made we
enabled guaranty Shirts are made expressly for our
customers and are Of course in The latest ye and made Of the
materials, and in the best
GUINNESS IL CO.,
iyll 6t2p Dealers in Fancy Articles ~ Camu srest
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-13

Ihefe thousands children
and hanootters ppny weIAygh0. unless assisted,
make eftnhaie DR.
tscu this Z peculiarly adapted for children slender
uotand When diluted with water il Is delightful beverage,
children love dearly We there father
penuroas OF inhunan deprive their Children a dollar,
and beauty = ~ - '
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-13

MoBILE AND ONO RAILRoA p.-Mr. Foote has
introduced in the U. s. Senate bill granting to the
States Of Alabama and Mississippi, respectively,
donation Of public lands, to aid in the construction
Of railroad from the city OF Mobile 10 the mouth
of the Ohio river, which was read first and second
lime and referred to the Committee on Roads and
Canals
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-13
S. of T.,"Moetings This Evening.

SYKES, HYDE Co. will SELL at 10 O'Clock at So Marazin,
street-Boots, Shoes and Brogaus
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GENERAL AGENCY AT NEW ORLEANs.

JNT0ODSON WREN, Gate Postmaster at Nachez }
w having resided upwards Of forty in the South
partly at New Orleans, but mostly at Natchez has removed
10 New Orleans and offers his services as + NERAL
GEN T. lie will attend particularly TO the purchase
sales and exchange of Wild Lands Plantations Houses and
Lots, Vacant Lots in this city any part of the United
States also the adjustment of claims and accounts from
any Of the world the collection OF debts taking depe
sitiOns, and authenticating deeds and documents.
Those wishing his services requested be particular in
giving definite instructions that will be misunderstood
and those wishing real estate be purchased sold or ex
changed, should give accurate descriptions of the property
Lotters addressed to him on business, New Orleans post
paid, will be attended to promptly and carefull6
He is COMMISSIONER for Mississippi and Alabama to take
at No. 30 GFdUier street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-13

Dec. a. lSi9-flayng been long acquainted with Doctor
Woodson Wren, take pleasure recommending him to the
public as worthy Of confidence for his nGnsy, accurate bust
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NsOOkR


For the Use of Persons Learning the French,
Spanish, German and Italian Languages.
oLLENDoRFF's FRENCH GRAMMAR.
DO DO. KEY KEY TO jf GtRAMMAR.
B0I,MAR,S FRENCH GRAMMAR
PPilMSYNEY q SERHIES s, OK RR la HOOKS
6 6LLEN6oRF A. SPANISH GRAMMAR
S do. FRY FIRST F2 2EssoS Ss' in do
NEUyMItAXAtND ARRErTi's SPANISH ANDENs.
oLLESBoRFF's GERMAN GRAMMAR.
GERMAN AND E &Gf 81 DICTIONARY.
0LLENDORFF'S ITALIAN GRAMMAR.
do. KEY TO do.
NJ B. Also, great variety Books in different Languages
fyiI irp For sale by THos l.. WHITE, 50 Canal
CLOTHINGI CLOTHING, For Persons
Bound TO California!
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.. "a Magazine ST.,
w at their store where may be found full Of the toll
lowing lrticlesi
Heavy Pilot cloth and Blanket COATS;
Castor Beaver SACS;
Hunting COATS;
OYERGOAFs Of every description;
Riding Cord and saunet PANTALooNsi
Blue and gray BLANKETS, heavy quality.
India Rubber ClothiRg-
Inda Rubber Cloaks, with and without sieeye.i
India Rubber Plelots and Capesi
India Rubber Caps Clothing Bags;
Provision Bags Water Botes' Lsggngsi
Blankets, Wadng Boot, etc. etc,
Red and white FLANNEL SHIRTS and DRAWERS
hET(tNO
Cotton Merino Imbs'.wool and shakers' knit Half Hose;
heruo aud Buckskn Riding Gloves,
to All Of which will be sold CHEAP for CASH.
ALFRED MUNROE q CO.'S One Price Store,
fyj 2ptf "a Magazine vt.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-13

GKNKKAL AeEncr-By reference to our adver-
Using columns. it will be seen that DR.. WooDsoN
WREN has established himself in this city for the
purpose Of doing General Agency business. DR.
Wren has been, until recently citizen of hatcher,
where, in the capacity Of Postmaster, he gave the
highest satisfaction for, if we mistake not about
fourteen years. His long residence in the South,
the responsible stations which he has filed, the
high recommendations which he presents, leave
nothing for us to say in his behalf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-13

n Ladies cautioned ugains, using spared
ChUlk--Ise
Jones,s Spanish Lily white,

Il is perfectly inn cent bsn puryd OF all qualities
and nPars ts skin niJraI healthy, alab4Atrr
soft aud s'usDtl,
Sod only At l5t Chartres fyl2 SEP
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MISS CusHMAN.-M Miss Cushman made her
second appearance last evening in the character of
Rosalind, in As You Like IT. The St. Charles
was filed in every part-the storm could not pre-
vent this tribute to the histrionic powers of
well known to fame. Miss Cushman's RosaIi,ld
very fine delineation Of the character yet it
enchanted you without arousing. deep feeling-the
masculine predominated over the softer traits-the
woman seemed lost in the pages dress, but the
bewitching personation, and the artistic grace,
clothed character not well suited to the lady with
an irresistible charm. 1t was not Rosalind, with
all the beautiful attributes given TO her by the poet,
but i was nevertheless Rosakind. and given, too,
in manner tnat belongs exclusively to Miss
Cushman.
Tonight Miss G. appears as Lady Macbeth,
which is said 70 be Of her best characters Her
fine form is well suited to tread the stage in royal
robes, and in this great tragedy she has ample field
for the display Of her peculiar forte
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-13


tS Persons afflicted with diseases Ut Skin Pimpes
Bicicls Tam Tgekles, Morphew Cracked and Skin
Should use that blgssei remedy ones Chemical SoRptneu all dis
Of the skin disappear become celebrated fgr
curing all diseases of The Skin.
sOi at 81 Chatham street, NswYorS ouy agency in NeuOr
ieuns, l7l LhaIIes street fyl2 63p
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-13

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, Baton Rouge, Dee. 8 1881 have
no hesitation in recommending Mr. Wren to the public as
man upright character and altogether worthy confidence
tylS ISAAC JOHNSON, Gov. La
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StOP from OHs
Tie best Han Tome that depended
J0ness Coral 8r Restorative. trial. yiu will no
be dsapponed always dspes DandIud scalp give
the dair hEs, dark Appearance
sod y Chatham street, NeWYuF. Only agency NeNOr
leans, l5i Churtres street lyI2 6zp
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KEEP THAT GATE smUT. -

PATENT INCLINED GATE HING ES-Ths article,
generally IN and in much demand in the
and country that advise person who has gate, and
constantly calling TO servants TO Shut that Gate, WHO
left that Gate Open get entirely rid of the nuisance by
calling and purchasing set OF the PATENT INCLINED
PLANE SELF-CLOSlNG HINGES, the best and most
fyi8S 81 wv. a. BEECHER 30 Camp st.
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S0DA AsH-50 packages in hhds., teTces and bbls
- landing and for sale by HAYMAN & HOLDEN,
Bl2 IS Magazine street and II Red Stores
~ Ao-l5 casks Palm Oil in store; 10 do. to arrive for
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-13

We are authorized to A. D. CRossMAN, the pr
sent incumbent candidate for reelection in April next
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-13
j. Il. STEEL,
NO. Stationery Warehouse
IL CamD street.
II Just received this very extensive popular
Stationery Store the following Indispensable work
which WILL LAST FOR AGES.

NhbSlhitS 9CAhIO DlLIlONAhf IS undoubtedly the
most complete Dictionary OF the English Language
published and will eape before any other Dictionary of
Language will be required 1t in every respect superior
folio editions Of omson's Dictionary The Introductory
the origin and progress Of changes
English Language and other Upcs-contans
useful information which have The author very great
Of labor and research The pronunciation scrptur
cal and Geographical Names appendix to the
Dictionary and be highly overwhelmingly Ferry
Dundee Sept Thomas Dick author Of lie Christian
Philosopher,
E5- Published by G C. Merriam Springfield Mass and for
sale by tyli 6dltWl J. b STEEL, II Camp st.
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0S- He who swears informs US that his bare worc
is not to be credited,