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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-16

sT@ Notice. The Regular Monthly Meeting of the
SOCIETY OF INQUIRY ON MISSIONS will be held in the
Second Presbyterian Church ev, Mr. stauon's) SUNDAY
the i7h inst at hSlfpSs O'Clock, p NJ The usual Missionary
intelligence be expected The public respectfully invited
10 attend mhl6 R G, LATTING, Rec Secretary.
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NJ GABBETT, MD. WV. DENNY, MD;
lsLER, MD. john WILSON, MD.
!. HAnMoSD, MD. N. w. sEAT, MD.
J. s. CURTIS, Md" nlhS tjyI


70 Glasses IN Electro Biology FlSKE, in
compliance with the general request viii complete
instruction in The newly discovered Science Electro Biology
MONDAY AFTERNOON, March rs Armory Half hsfpast
O'Clock Mr. pledges himself enable alt who attend per-
form these wonderful Experiments sueely and also how
apply this Temarkabe remedial agent disease or the
fee charged Tor insrp ton $50 oo viii Ts,ursd Compl.
msnialy Ticket will be given tgatuitonyl all on Glass
which will admit the member to all the public Lectures Exps
mentA z,hla -
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GREAT SALE oE PAINTINGS
1T sGaEcEtOal.

BY J. A. BEARD, Auctioneer.
To- VIII be sold at Public Action, at No. 5r. CHARLEs
STREET up stains, Cooks National Galery,>
On the Evening" Of SATURDAY, March 49,
M MONDAY, March IS, and
TUESDAY, March 10,
Commehetng at 6No'clOek-
375 Splendid OIL Paintings, by Ancient
and Modern Masters,
OF great merit and well authenticated, comprising the
HUNGARIAN GALLERY,
recently arrived in this city; together with
SPtendid BOOKCASE, Tortoise She'll indid NTH Sacsr,
Manufactured for LOUIS XIV by the celebrated Boalli
MARBLE PIECES, and
Ancient Bronze MANTEI. ORNAMENTS, and
.- CLOCK.
This collection comprises the finest PAINTINGS and
WORKS OF ART ever Offered for sale in the United
States The bookcase, ETC., will be sold the 18th,
at haf-past O'Clock, precisely
Terms qf Sdle.-All over $780, sixty days; over
$780, nipey days, for approved endorsed notes. satisfactory
to the vendor.
eS'- The Gallery is NOW OPEN for the inspection Of
the public.
The collection of Paintings here oeredto the public to be
sold at auction swell worthy the attention of
of the Fine Arts. The HUNGARIAN GALLERY Of
ITSELF forms one of the finest collections brought to this
country, and formerly owned by the Prince Colato and
the Count Ciecy. These distinguished nobemen were from
necessity lowing the recent revolutions in their country
compelled to dispose of them. The other Pictures have
recently been received from Italy, and formed TO make ny
of the finest private collections Of that country All Of
the Paintings correctly named and described aud fully
guaranteed such, without Otentaon eXaggerahon
CThere not TO be found among them Of Raphaes
Michael Angeles, Titans, Rubens's Paintings, which
rarely reach this couniry)
The CABINET is work of the highest order, made by
Bou for Louis XIV who presented to Nine. Mainenon
The initials of Louis XIV. and Nine Mantenon encrus
ed together 1t recently the property of Prince Colalto
The Chimney Furniture belonged TO Count Alegu, of
Pas, and magnificent and fine works of art NH l2St
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10 A patent has been taken out for fastening
shoes to the feet of horses, by drilling holes in the
hoofs, and then fastening the shoes on with wires.
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0cs- Mr.. Alfred Hetrick, who was one of the first
that left Mansfield, Ohio for California, reached
home the 23d ult., with the comfortable pile Of
SI2 600
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+ 10 The National Theatre at Washington is to
be rebuilt by Mr. Wender, Of Philadelphia, who
has bought the ruins and lot
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sA1zoF sLAvEs.-J. B. Phillips will sell at IL
o'clock at Banks Arcade, humber Of good SER
wants, Geld hands, etc.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-16

Ry Nicholas Carson has been found guilty in
Philadelphia of setting fire to the Weccacoe engine
house,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-16

DS- Out of LIS brave fellows who belonged to
the New York regiment of volunteers, and served
in Mexico, only about 40 are now alive.
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sV~ Bethel Services. = Rev. MIR. NlCKEI.s. Sea
mems Chaplain will preach on board the ship Tempest
Second Municipality, TOMORROW AFTERNOON at oelook
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THIRD DAv--The attendance yesterday was
very large--the grand stand was crowded, and the
members stand well filled. The very handsome
saloon arranged for the ladies by the popular pro-
prietor induced number Of them to add their well
come presence TO the gay scene. The day was
delightful one-the track could not have been sur
passed, and the betting was very spirited. The
entries were Voucher and DoHblOon-two well
known nags, each the favorite Of host Of friends,
and backed to the extent of their purses. Voucher
had the call at odds Of 100 to so, and heavy sums
changed hands at these figures, A brisk business
was doing at this until the horses were brought on
the track when it was soon seen that Voucher was
not IN the condition to cut out the work. He has
been suffering for some time from strain, and the
band around one Of his legs told badly for his taking
the money. The tune changed--Dou6ioon who
was in splendid order, rose to par, and was cur
rent coin with the knowing ones.n Hedging
became the order of the day, yet confidence seemed
still manifested by the most sanguine, and they
" went their pile" on the Wagner stock.
/ AT the tap Of the drum, the horses got off well
together, Foncher leading and each making play
from the score. The first mile was done up at a
cracking pace Voucher passing the stand length
ahead in 150. The second mile was run in the
same order, DoubiooA laying up close at the turn,
and giving his competitor something to do at the
stretch. Time, 1852. In the third round, DoasJ-
loon showed his heels, making several brushes at
Voucher, and falling back when he found how easily
he could do the thing up. On the last half he
passed with ease, and came home winner of the
heat, crossing the score in gallop. 1t was plain
that Voucher was laboring badly and in fact he
gave up the contest on the last quarter. This mile
was run in 1:3S!-making the time of the heat,
5409.
The sport here ended Voucher was Withdrawn,
and the purse awarded to Dou5loon. We append
a summary.
DDAY-- Friday, March l5.--Purse $500
Three Mile heats.
A. L. Bingaman's, Qs SzymaHski's) Oh. C. Doab.
William j. Minors b. G, Poacher, by Wagner, out Of
| Time 5;4015. b.
To-day fine race is expected-and the great in
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nz- The city of Alton, in Illinois, is, it is said
progressing in prosperity with greater rapidity
than ever.
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oRIEAEs THKArKE.-The grand opera Of q Luz
aia d Lamnsrm6or viii be performed this eve
aihE bY The talented artistes Of the Orleans Ii
viii Be produced in that perfect manner in which
every thing is presented under the management Of
NJ. Davis.
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5. of T. .Meetimgs This Evening.

Washington FoUNTA1S, No. L. at the Hall of Crystal
FOunt Division, 222 Tchoupitoulas street.
PEARL DIVISION No. g. at Pelican Hail. corner of Common
and st. Charles streets, at half past o'clock.
-. Tomorrow Morniing..,.
LIBERAL DIVISION, No. II, Pelican Hall, corner of Com
mon and st. Charles streets, at 10 O'Clock.
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90 Wire has recently been used, in place of
lAfh for walls and partitions. 1. is first galyapiz,a
and the plaster remains upon it withou. iniury /,
i considered greatly 70 diminish the risk Of 6re
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EROEE6sa. Gold Pen.

n- Good Gold Pen and Silver Case for One Dollar We have
received lot OF these capital Pens.
Opinions Of the Press.
Beats any thing yet offered" Crescent
" This new description Is valuable" lPicayune
"a better Pen we pot psperh delta
Nov in
NJ large supply Of Gold PENS Of all the celebrated makers
at the lowest market prices, ranging from
ONE TO EIGHTEEN DOLLARS
mill Sep GUINNESS 4 Co, II Camp
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eaT- Finh Ward.-SEcoxB MUNICIPALITY, HarraI
HarTai lvINDEPENDENT GUARD.-A meeting will be
held at The Shakespeare Hail. No q TeAoppopas street. on SAT
VRDAy EVEAEa Assh Ia, 81 s'elaas Coz The piupOss q
sAlaI gs saashtiaa she sAA y MAJOR IVA Rseas Ia Tia
hflsssFits fsaiaislskf sit# az h Iaafth flltasst
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to- per Steamer Falcon" "a
Fine, Fashionable Clothing
No. So Common Street,
6etpeeR Heranda Hotel and Heuciett's Exchange.

THEO. A. JAMES 10 co.
Are opening large assortment of Elegant and Fash
onabe Spring and Summer CLOTHING. made IN
the latest style, and expressly for city trade received this
day per steamship Falcon.
Gentlemen desiring articles In our line assured
the above shipment Of the best quality, regards
material and workmanship. .ALsO-A superior article Of
Spring and Summer Cravat Linen Undershirs and Half
Hose; Gauzc Meno and Cotton Undehrts and Drawer;
Gauze Flannel Shirts; Linen Gloves; Linen and Elastic
Web SuspendeFs; SILK and Linen Cambria Handkerchief
Fred Cotton Drawers; English Cotton aEHose; Whits
and Striped Silk Hall. Hoss SILK Gloves; black and fancy
Satin London Ties; Silk and Hair Stocks to which
invite The attention of ends and the public mhl4 2pu
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Spring esas6g Sssassaascp. Goods

ANDREWS, corner OF st. Charles
and Julia streets.
kV- Where every description of DRY GOODS are daily
offered and sold at extremely Low PRIcEs
Just received per ships Vandaa, Atlantic, ec large
and complete of every description Of Spring and
Summer DRY GOODS, at prices that cannot be beat,
retail in the Northern cities therefore direct your
attention to
-s, ANDREWS Dry Goods Emporium,
mhl6 Ct corner of St. Charles and Julia sis.
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0s- The spring business in New York and
Philadelphia, is now in its full tide-it is progress
ing with unusual vigor.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-16
FreMch Ch0ms6rxys.

To- The following beautiful GOODS are just received
and for sale by the subscriber;
Superfne French CHAMBRAYS, solid coors;
French Baiiste LUsTRE, solid colors;
ToliE du NORD. plaid and striped, for boys wear;
BAREGES and TISSUES, all the newest styles
Irish Linens.
900 pieces Fergusons very celebrated fine FLAX LIN
EMS, grass bleached, just received and for sale by
NJ, II. HAGGERFY a. BRO.
mhl4 6t2dp No. So Canal street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-16

Mrs. ,FoRREsT's REPLY. The Philadelphia
Ledger of the sth publishes the reply of Mrs. For
rest to her husbands petition for divorce addressed
to the Legislature of the State Of Pennsylvania.
The petition is presented in terms well calculated
to enlist sympathy in her behalf She concludes
by solemnly declaring:
81 have never committed any act of infidelity to
nay marriage vows | have never committed any
criminal act inconsistent with the dignity and
purity of the marriage state; have never, in
deed, word or thought, deviated in the slightest
degree from entire purity and chastity of life. Nor
have ], since my marriage with Mr.. Forrest, failed
in affection honor for him, unless it be in some
thoughts and occasional expressions, wrung from
me by wounded pride, since this most cruel accu-
sation. Whenever summoned | am ready to ap-
pear in court of justice. and there to vindicate
my perfect innocence. In any result of the pres
ent proceedings, consoled by the moral GER
tainty that Divine Providence will afford me an
opportunity Of disproving the charges now before
your honorable body"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-16

To- The Elyria (o) Courier places the name
of Senator Hale at the head of its columns as
candidate for the Presidency
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE
Spring 81 Summer Clothing
ALFRED MUNROE g. co.


No. "a Magazine street.
Take much pleasure in informing their friends and custom
that by steamships Ohio and Georgia, and ships Clifton,
Indiana Maid Of Orleans, CdrHatc and ST. Charles they
have received a choice variety of New and Faahonabs
SUMMER CLOTHING. By every arrival from New
York shall be receiving large additions To assortment.
to which invite the attention of purchasers. We have
already received full assortment Of
French Drap d Etc DRESS COATS, Froeks, Saes, Pol
kas and Lamarines;
Black aud coeTed Alpaca sacs, Pokas and LaDenss and
short Frocktees:
Black and coored Cashmaete ae Pokas Lamartnes, and
Fancy Linen sse Pokas arartuus and short Frooktess
PARTALOONS OF French Drap d'Ete, Parametta,
Alpaca, Linen Drill, White Linens, Nankeen, Cotton.
ade, etc. etc.
VESTs-Of plain and fancy Linens white and colored
MaTseiles, fancy Silk and Satin, etc. ETC.;
UNDER GARMENTS-OfG auze Merino, Gauze Cotton.
Gauze Flannel SILK, Lsle Thread, ETC. etc.
We have also received by late arrivals large additions to
stock of the following articles, making assortment
complete
Black Cloth Dress COATS and FROCKS;
COlOreed Cloth Dress COATS and FRoCKS;
Black and Colored Cloth and Casimaree Skeleton SAC6.
for Spring Wear;
Black French and English Doeskin PANTAI.OONS:
Black and fancy colored Silk and Satin VESTS.
ty Purchasers requested to call and examine for
themselves the completeness of assortment Of all descTp
tons of CLOTHlNG-One Price-NO Deviation.
ALFRED MONROE e. co.
iy2B 2dpf 3A .Hdg1ZtHs sLTSsl.
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~ Mouldings in laminated zinc have recently
been invented.
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/ GOODS.

Worth Brothers,
Corner Of Magazine and Common streets, Men Orleans.
Importers of and wholesale Dealers in
ENGLISH FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS,
uAVEa all times on hand large and well assorted Stock
Il consisting in part Of
French and English NEGRO BLANKETS;
rs, A. and Twilled LOWELL COTTONS;
"a, 7-s, a. and Twiled white and brown COTTONS;
Kentucky JEANS and LINSEYS;
Glasgow JEANS and Lowell LINSEYS;
PLAID LINSEYS for House Servants;
Blue and fancy cOlored KENTUCKY JEANS;
White, blue, red, yellow and green FLANNELE
Negro WOOLL4EN CAPS, SOCKS and SHIRTS;
Heavy and light COTTONADES and DENNIS, for plan.
tations;
Madras and Mock Madras ANDK ERCH'Fs for Negroes;
Blue, black and mixed SATINETS;
French CALlCOES, GINGHAMS, Silks, and Bareges
EnglAh CALlCOES, Mernos, Alpacas and Bombazetts
English HOSE, UNDERSHIRTS, Drawers and Gloves
German HOSE and HALF-HOSE;
Plain, white, figured and colored SWISS MUSLINS;
Plain and cross barred CAMBRICS and MUSLINS;
IRISH LINENS, DRILLING and DIAPERS;
INDIA RUBBER SUSPENDERS;
APRON CHECKS;
COTTON and SILK UMBRELLAS;
COTTON and THREAD LACES.
And Also.
great variety of FANCY GOODS, such as are sener.
ally sold by the trade, which they offer to purchasers on
favorable terms. jalS 4m2dp&W
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nz- Other men are lenses though which we read
our own minds.
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10 The number of Saw Mills in the State Of
Michigan is $780, employing 1859 hands.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-16


Editors Of tAe Crescent Gsnteman Please announce
ALEx GRAIHE, ESQ candidate for the office Of Mayor
of the City Of New Orleans al the next Election.
mh5 yoTERs OF THE SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
We are authorized 10 announce A. d. CRossMAN the pro-
sent incumbent, candidate for reflection in April next
Eds Oresoent-Please announce the Of JouN M.
BELL as candidate for the office Of Mayor Of this city, the
ensuing April election and oblige many friends in the
fy1l THREE MUNICIPALITIES
.Hessrs. Editors Please announce as Candidate for
the Chief Magsacy of the city. Election in April next.
fy4 PETER L. loRE, ex-La- State Librarian
For Mayor, THOMAS ]. SPEAR, Independent Creyasse
next. fyl9
For Recorder:
Eds. Crescent; Please announce 10 the Voters Of Munich
palhy No One, that w. Nj. FLEMING is candidate for
Recorder, and will be supported by MANY VOTERS.
mhi6 If
Eds. Crescent Please announce JOSHUA BALDWIN, the
Recorder of Municipality No. Two candidate for reSlec
ton in April next, and that he will be Supported irrespective
of party, by the [mhs] The PEOPLE.
Eds. Creseont-Please announce l.. u CAYENNE an
Independent candidate for the office Recorder the Second
Municipality, and oblge Gfyil1 MANY VOTERS.
To- Mrs. Malone Raymond has the honor to
nouhce her BENEFIT, the ST CHARLES THEATRE, on
MONDAY EVENING, March IS. The Comedy Of
THE RIVALS:
Sir Lucus oTgser and Lydia Langh by Mr. and Mrs Malone
Raymond
variety Of SINGING ny. Misses Fanny and Louisa
/ And the new Farce Of
LOVE AND MYSTERY.
Principal characters. Mr. and Mrs Malone Raymond
mhl6 IL
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To-day fine race is expected-and the great in
terest shown so far this meeting, promises still
larger attendance to-day The entries are-ErTor,
RigadOon and Rhls6e.
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PAssENoERs SAILED.--The steamship Falcon
left this port yesterday morning at 9o'clock, with
547 passengers for Chagres. l5for New York, and
9 for Havana, viz:
Fer cAeGrssJ Ezekiel, Ns 2 HON, e Post, Tbos 8
howden, Peier HaSP i wsis, Il T6o@pson James
SssI!sP i,i; s{y& h ssasa
sasss Gem Brseoe scssr Siss Mary DAVIS Mis- c.
Sis sa E%s NM ssa saHs Els a
Dunbar, Mis- Mary Sandisb; Wm PEBBLES, J pesdrck,
d. VIM Mcailen, VIM M0cESsee. .J sPEsESs, fsaSs
Harmon. Harris f Rot Moore @s0 GeS Moore Mccall
Noe Ssaf s sSfT' GsA K ksc U1e E9f aSs
Brscoe, John ii Carson, Thos Hopping, Ira Elmer, I
Ro ssls sS9s' 9s Nh SR61 f Ss NJ Pc CIV sy
Mn g Hsylos Norwood Peer, Drnet The, Doug;
B. %a.snn sS1 B Re G SsSss 5
bdofos sSSa MsnSS oas
Berry sPOhn cqH T.a TT%PleT Geo sePs s9 Chs
Robertson. " Hsssgd, Phcjnsf G6as BrSdRtz, Cal
s Sss aso
Meyers, S sqmues 3 ohea, f Holland, VIM Heno, w .
aSY fsSn ASssta o
pI He,. HEINZ Eofss a2a sr B9n1aPR a
lard MN Carey schmidt EShaEd "a s e
] Conrad, Ia Veatch, G w Roper, w b Henry, VIM w
Cabiunisg, Greenfield, VIM Stewart, John Murphy, p II
Mage John SHARKS, I Bales, Hurd, John Irwin, w
II Watts Aulerhein, r McGintIy A G Price, Rice,
Mensman, Borne, John Perry, w r Johnsrn, King,
VIM Lancaster, Danl Sullivan d Schneider l. Kare, Geo
Gibbs NJ Kallsher Baker, VIM BoswoTth, A l. Kmhro,
q Curtis and seryt,I w Sailing and ervt, Philip Kelly,
John NJ Stewart, Jas NJ Cambridge VIM O'Connel, Ri.
erdon, NJ Green NJ Webster, Robt German Geo Burrow,
John Roerey Robt Hardie Thos KEdsr, Philip Hql0r,
Bass, Horre Jas Holland, Isaac Holland, Holland,
don, ID Miles, Henry Davis, Augustus Marin Seabon
| Powell, w b Alexander, Somowsky, VIM w Arnold, L
I Ford w Monegan, R Clereand, Jas Baxter, Hugh
Bell Teskey, L Russ, M Negrini, G Braaira, w w
Carroll, II Huntington, Benz Proctor, L w White Edwd
Days and srvt Bost, Bost, Bradshaw, w Rodgers
M @ Manu. John Neagle, G A Nesbit, Donbesky, r Il
Gilbert, y Coleman, Stafford, Baker l. Jaretsky,
Gould, Tate, Joseph Carrongb, w Swimley, l. G
Stevens, Spooner, NJ Human, Leggett, II Frost,
Adams 9 Watkins, Chapman, M Everett, M White, P
Stewart, VIM Expert, Thomas Harris, NJ McKnstTey and
servt, Lopez, Rguera q Loughey, Mounce, Joseph
Narthgranes, John DiImus, Mrs Byne Brill w Rahbun,
Wicks, d Hule, ID Warner, Jas Hester, Ferrai
Haleman, R McMulen, n Smith, N Baker, Chas Ress 2
Hebert, John Landy, Zweneck, Blatt, VIM Gother,
Morre John Lssy, Grnner, John Sehulthers, Thos
Rely, Jas injury, II Coyne, O. Ayres Jas Nj Perry,
Quigels, ThOs Donovan, w Connolly, Jos Webster. jos L
Webster, Phillips, r Salisbury Il JONES' and caryans
For HGUGRa-l Ribas G Manre and lady, DIR Cans X B
Bnsuscho, Chas Tyriq A Trampton, Mr. and Mrs Bord
For elo York-NIrs Jenkins children and servant, Mrs
Gwnn and family, Mrs Jenkins and child. Mrs Harma
Mr. Bell Mrs Bell Miss Bell, Cummings, Morris, Cha
Smith, Gaul
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H falling remedy all diseases sublec
TO- heeommendtd Sy The firm Of PIP Brown, NV
York Hiram Woodruff Boston; aud thousands genieme
throughout the country. Sold only In New by
mh4 j. WRIGHT & Co ISL ChaTTes direct
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NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL.
T0R. OSGOODS INDIA CHOLAGOGUE, Fever ant
~ Agne and Intermittent and Remitten Fsvers and the
forms OF Bilious diseases.
Designed especially thorough permanent
affections Of the liver and
Of bilious climates. Fer sale by
J, WRIGHT g CO., l5l Charres st.
EB- Daslsrssupplied on liberal farms. Is 6rasp
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For Mayor, THOMAS J. SPEAR, Independent Crevasse
Candidate-the Poor Mans Fend-to be elected in April
next. fyl9
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Eds. Crescent Please announce JOSHUA Baldwin, the
Recorder of Municipality No. Two. candidate for reSec.
ton in April next, and that he will be Supported irrespective
of party, by the lmhs] The PEOPLE.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-16

JHessrs. Editors Please announce as Canddae foi
the Chief Magsracy of the city Election in April next
iy4 PETER L. bRE, ex- La. State Librarian.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-16

Eds Creseont-Please announce l.. U. CAYENNE as an
Independent candidate for the office of Recorder of the Second
Municipality, and obse Gfyiil MANY VOTERS.
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Eds. Crescent Please the Voters Of Munich
pality No. One that w. Nj. FLEMING is candidate for
Recorder, and will be supported by MANY VOTERS