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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-28

Gg- The democrats and young wings 81 the city
Of New York, have both held meetings and sent
forth resolutions favor OF preserving the Union.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-28

or Fourteen persons are now awaiting their
t.ials. in ST Louis, on the charge Of murder.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-28

Gs- The nett proceeds p Deeds of the annual ball
atthe Opera House, New York, for the benefit of
the Firemen's Fund, were S2993
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e--a For Mobfle-D.aJLY
E-s4iAr--IN u s. MIL, LINE G ~ ~
The splendid low pressure
and swiit-runnng Packet Steamers OREGON. Captain r.
A. Heirn, lanes L. DAY. Capt w: +. Giberon
and CALIFORNIA, Capt. G. L. Reynolds. having been
built expressly for the Lake Trade with superior accono
dations (the Ladies Cabins all StafeEoos) Of the
above steamers viii leave Pontchartain Railroad DAILY
during the week. the arrival the Lake Of The az O'Clock
n Sas ana q .ne san CLOCK Z. NJ caf on summary
IL sessh'O = IpfynTI,a -. m n - ut...
~ =. Red River Packet DUCK RlFER-For
[a44s74{ Port Caddo. Shreveport, Natehitoches ard
lSsSzzs1a AlexandHa-On THURSDAY, 18th instant
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Real India Cashmere ShaWls,

~ Ladies' are ysspecthly invited to call aud ssasnns
'ane beautiful spsplnspsp Of Lsll7 s3Ls ~ s. pp,sh
u ihe lais Ssies IL New esk.
ias gls9sl AsAaKl ~ pAsFlrss g,gsss
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-28

B- Some Of the clerks recently discharged from
the New York custom-house have been restored.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-28

trg- Rochester, N. Y, which in 1917 had 800
inhabitants, has now 50 toA0Y000
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-28

ur The Astor Opera-house, al New York, has
been leased to Max Maretzek for another year.
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DANCING ACADEMY.
r. p CLSSEY late from PARIS respectfully .s
w the Ladies' this city lAtH
the LIST Of November, his Dancing Academy
No Is Carondee street. where he will teach all the xr$&
Dances that In the fashionable
circles in Paris, such Qaadrlles, Waltz deux Temps
Va cinqne Temps German POLKA, Rewa
zouF which the only Dances received in the fashionable
saloons in Europe Mr. c. recommends h latter dance being
both graceful and elegant particularly when danced by lady and
gentleman. II is easily learned.
Ladies and Gentlemen desiring learn can be
instructed by calling Mr. c.
private families.
Days for children Mondays and Thursdays O'Clock
till dark.
Cenen respectfully informed opened for
them from until 10 O'Clock every evening those
wish perfect themselves in short time Mr. engaging
them TO dance Guadries and Naze in the Of month
pzziness Of the head IN Waiting entirely cured- Dancing
Rooms, IL Caronhelet street, near Common. 90 SIN
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IlosTPoNEaIENT days Trong Pacing over
the MetHir Course, advertised Bay,
IL Of the excessive hsh the Swamp portion
Of the Track has been OyerDwe the las
expense the Proprietor has graded raised tie throw
of entirely He therefore the
dsys sport will previously advertised
early day week which will given daily
papers Of The Match Thousand Dollars
tween W M JACKSON, the Ansrcsn Deer, and Mr. W. K Mo
81 miles, while Tfotng
Horses, be named BY Mr. w. Nice, 10 mikes Of the
Horses going miles each and the other four. This mulch
FRIDAY. March 1889. fy23 G. s. ELLIS, Proprietor
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HAIR Oh

lE- II hare
Of Their Han, luued Than coDAdelee 10
Halisrf Ifapa Liquid Hir Dye which change
and enssny aeti,yesg gay iu!a clear hal dsan
fet res q nsis q. may % aeed fAe neialpo phes IA
seaeaFshel " as sli ia el9Hge us
iscse.} ffafs ~ f1aes fnagf Jspnrf !, fuf laa b.
stssA 4 neiesif = Co., issphanTls n, hssais
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CoNoEALiNG SLAvEs-The slave Andrew,
belonging to Mr.. Oscar Howell, Of Baton Rouge,
and who ran away in November, 1s4s, was found
concealed in the house Of free woman Of color,
named Lucy Carter Forged papers were also
discovered, by which the boy had been anabled 10
escape the police Thomas w. Day, said to be an
old hand in furnishing these papers to slaves, has
been arrested on the charge Of providing them in
the ease Of Andrew. The woman has also been
committed to await an examination.
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Elegant Household Furniture and Oil Paintings,
on account of Gentleman declining Housekeeping.
BY WIN. p. SCOTT, Auctioneer.
MONDAY, March 4, at halfpa 10 oeock-wu Ill he sold At
ltl auction
The entire HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE In two-sicfy brick
Dwelling on Taa street. door from
assortment Of rich Mahogany Beda Bureaus Aros Exen
son Dining Tables Chairs To Tete ae,e Sofas Tues and
Wilton Carpets choice OIL Paintings, ETC.. all selected high
cost, months since.
One fine Rosewood PlANO-FORTE.
Terms cash.
NJ AL goods must be removed n the day sale.
IL" The Furniture may Saturday. fya6
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NEW ORLEANS ALlkRKE Fs.


4liuf4uay nlcfathgt fpnlA4f9 ~ Aopy g
cOTT0N-The Amr4ieas advieea proving quite uHfhyor-
abr for eieat aate The sarke was depged yesterday,
and 1900 bales we've sod at decline o fully u Of cent
rr,v An fr ~ cr,Aaffgft "a rfD,.
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CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
or the Most UndOubted Character
from all parts OF the Country, could be given, sufficient
fill every column Of this paperl
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.


.TO, MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.
In all cases of Female Diseases the Galvanc Belt is Of IN
estimable value II would take many columns, 20
the highest and respectable Ladies in all parts Of the
Union Weakness. irregularities, low spirits, pain in the
Of he Womb coSe1e obsacted Seat meruso
general prosaon 81 se system, ana al aleenGa q similar
simple and beautiful invention The enervatng nature Of
Of female health and surely nothing can be 50
safe or ecacous the nnant which Nature herself has
GSTSae Bet and Magaeo Fluid in every fepeot pleasant
ana Dn delicate cam with s 3
DIR, Chrfstie,s G.ALVANIC NECKLACE
Is used for all Complaints affecting the Throat Head, such
bronchitis inflammation of the throa nervous and sick
zng OF roaring in the ears Deafness which generally called
nervous, and that distressing complaint called tic doulouIeux
DIR. Christie,s GALVANIC BRACELETS
Are found of vast service in of conyplions fits,
spasiode complaints, and general affections of the
head and exemities Also in Palsy and Paralysis,
energy in the limbs or other organs Of the body.
f Many hundred Certificates, from all parts of the
Try, Of the most extraordinary character, can be given If
trouble iRGSqyenjepss attends the Of Dr.
be BY the feeble and delicate with perfect and
9isty In many cases the sensation extending Their use IS
u ''' '' Prtces.
THR GALvAIc BELT. THREE DOLLARS.
TIE GALyANIc HEoKLAoE. Two DoLLARs;
The MnaNnTfo FI3o DOLLAR bohR
t The articles are accompanied by full and plain dieo-
tons Pamphlets, with full particulars, be bad OF the
authorized Agent. -
fI- For sale in New ORLEANS by the
Sole Authorized Agents.
GUINNESS g. CO.
DEALERS IN FINE FANCY AETIcLEs. GOLD PENS, Etc.
do 1y cod sip u Camp street.
noon MATS AND CANTON MATTING.
| A LICANT MATS : 100 bales Nos l, and 3, Just
4 IseeR ROPE JENNY LIND and other kinds.
Spanish Mating.
few pieces left suitable for Offices Theatres, Halls. etc.
! Colaref and white Mating of superior quality.
Together with Floor Oh Cloth Table Oil Cloth, Carpet
ing. Bazes, Rugs, Table Covers Window COrnices' Trans
f'''''' CHTTrENDISN a. CAMERON,
fyll Ct 10 Chartres ard a CnstomhOuse sts.
20 BUILDERS,
PROPOSALS will be received at the oice q ne San
Il Mutual Insurance Compaay, until Thu RSDAS next
the 18th inst TO rebuild repair sundry Stores on CamI
fya5 St ~ l.. MATTHEW'S. Agent.
HARTFORD, CT
w RtffffIfhAfI9s. ssF6 zoos
WAi. CONNER, Secretary.
f FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS.
No. 81 Camp street
TTE undersigned having been appointed Agent Gin plac
and favorably known Company Is prepared 70 insure
on the favorable terms against FL Il, MARINE AM
All losses viii be promptly settled here paid in Hartford
RISKS ON LIVES also taken IN Tie New Notk lei
,S. a Il MAN, 81, ClIs W.. 9 ,l I;s.rs Aseeh
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BURGLARY Leopold combe was sent yesier-
day by Recorder Genois, to take his trial before
the Criminal Court on the charge of breaking open
the chest Of Mr. Larsen, on the brig Lucina and
stealing thereirom $31 and quantity Of clothing.
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DR.. CHRISTIEfS
.AEua<rf, uUr N, r-,z.,ry Sr,s ~, <,,,, ,,,,,e,
OALNAhAC BtsLI, NEChl4ACE. BHACELETs,
AND MAGNETIC FLUID,
FoR THE REMOVAL Ann PERMANENT crRv mr. All
ReossSsraaEo ERicoxScoo I.
$500 % CVtec DGcOSG"Co3
or unhealthy condition Of the Nervous System.
INIS beautiful and convenient application Of the mysteri
Il powers of GALVANISM and MAGNETISM
has been pFonouneed by distinguished physicians, both
Europe and the United States, be the most valuable
Medicinal Discovery of the Age.
DIR. ChrIstie,s GALVANIC BELT and
NTACNFTmTr III nm
,, ,t ~. ...t - - = 1870 =
e WI" te mos pefiect ana certain success IN all cases oil
GENERAL DEBILITY.
Strengthening the weakened body giving tone to the various
organs, and inyigorafing Inc eniire system
Also in FITS CRAWP PARAiYSIS .nJ pAIsv
DVSpFPSIA I'm INniGISTi0N d IL Film 4 + MS ~
ACUTE and C!HRrNiG Corr iEPIT EPSV I I'M
RSG6 MA FNEsS NFPV9IA TrEtinps' ban
PR ATJ1N OF TIik Hlh pnpT N WI
RATfiA PAINS IN III y sfIs lf n fsSsr
LIVER CoMPIAINT SPINAL, CONF. ANT "a ssnnd
GULRSv,ATgRiE, OF THE SPINE, BIP CoAIPL ANT,
SERVnIT Am PtysiIST E Il NJ M VI
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ZOE cALIFoRNI ~. :.


=z. FOR CHAGREs-Dl Direct Gated sidiss
HieLA -Maa StsarisAs he new and 9ae1e
niicent steamship tthAls l5l up1Al11sI
Ier,tI,;,ns Lame Fi1ileT sclieIlrk o.. s. NnlfcoI
mahdng, win leave oF The above port On y heb
18th inst, o'clock frol the 1A a m
Mary street, LalnYefte, with The CALIFORNIA; nqd Oregon
Naia. The great size and strength Of The Chic, via
hsf sapefoI double engines of l00 hore power each n,s
TO her passenges the greatest speed and safety, and h
cannot be acquired by sea steamer Of sngs ens1n
The arrangements for the comfort 81 tie
hbe scale In her sDarioqs saloons and se ysneed
inst rate hose An experienced surgeon ana ibis
vessel and all ships Of this C0npang.
RATRS YAHRA6E.
To Oh room Berth, Ladies Saloon - o.
Ssale room Berth, Alter Salo0ns..-s. 80 %
Htafe-oom Berth, Forward Saloon. 50 90
Stslidse Berth, Forward Saloonz-.... - 90
Steefsge Benin, separate nless--.ss.-e - %
All 5zssass css ol lazars and orders 70 reeeiya f1zht
must - pllelred hofn the olhre Of the Agents
PARADISE LAtVRA6oN A. goss Assuis
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SHIPPING.
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psssses hs.4s good accod4a9daloas s9pi5 0n b0i1d.
fs rs Second sl " axkaisS & Z 90 s.sss
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iss psiseles pa5 q Aez ergo spsass1 11d s2 e >5
hhd Sugar q 6ak tEssof o. pz.sss hssas s ,si
ron sssgnmeasnqn segIy ~ boards 5o ~ es<ets1s
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FF sIss nsl' e 81 ssss as'S s s'ss..s e =
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patch For baz9ss u iss;Eht passss apply On tez1a
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a. Es.I! n9s9O Ehs sss ..IIles 4 No E.iSs
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pa. s rof 49, sssp. q psqs s s
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a sa KIsEs
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GREAT REDUCTION

IT
ILkS shaws Cssmrres, Mosseline anes
- Cloas, Vies Mentas, Pseots and styles Of Fall
Winter Goods are This DRy reduced In fully % p cent
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ORLEANS THEATRE,

0RLEANs STREET. between Royal and Bourbon
" THURSDAY EVENING, ruaTy S. 1880 will be performed
yedis eeebraed Grand Opera and sbeauI, entitled
JERUSALEM.
81 Performances will commence ha-past O'clock.
tn In rehearsal Meyebeer Grand Opera Of The Prophet"
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Goods the sale of October o. remaining in Public Store
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
,. A. BEARD, Auctioneer.
Saiss ArTangsmens for u< Ssasoasayes Bank and other
ck Taesdays and Thursdays; Real Esaie Wednesdays and
mediate days ~ Office No. 10 Banks Arcade Passage
Groceries. Provisions and Liquors
By SYKES, HYDE g. CO.
THIS DAY, February % At haIEpsst oelOckWi
Il their Auction Store, No 81 Magazine
i9l drans Smyrna fies. bags Ffbsrts;
10000 Eegars; II bbls AIoiasses
bales Corks u bbls Brown Sugar;
100 boxes Tobacco cases Assorted Hardware;
- Mattresses; 90 bbls Prime Beef;
. sighlh-easks French Brandy emitted 10 debenure
y hbs Domestic Brandy: 10 bbs Whisky;
g. y bags ke Coffee, slight J dsmagsdi
9 bales Of Cotton slightly damaged. g2S
English Camel Coal - English Camel Coal.
BIZ SYKES, HYDE 81 co.
hlS DAY February 2 hsl past oicioek-wl sold
the Lyee opposite Post No "A, Third Municipality e
20 tons Epgish CANNED COAL.
Tn-plate ........... n-plate. .... Tin plate
BY SYKES, HYDE a. CO.
THIS DAY, February 2s hapast y o'elock-w be sold
As borne. PLATE sshy daagdioa the voyage Or ipo
ton =. Isms cash iy2s
BY VIM. r. SCOTT, Auctioneer,
at the Old AUCTION Mart, 81 Camp street.
His Day February g. a. allpast 70 be sold
| 4. A fine Lot Of NEW FURNITURE
lsrgs Of secondhand FURNITURE COOKING
/ to he removed immediately
Terms cash. fyS
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FiEsr iftsrRicr CouRT-The following cases
wgrs dispJstd q Yesterday: jas Morgan charged
with arceiIy, acquitted, J. Robinson found guilty
on liSe charge. James Quinn tried for larceny
guilty. Caroline Wood, do, acquitted J. Wheel
er, breach Of trust; the jury could not agree and
were discharged
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D.
49,. FOR ca 6sisiss Ilasss T nsu and caves
III asa ne sarahis' Cis is cfTa klao5 I've
sase s ssay ss &c MONDAY May ~ ss ~ ps s:s
i2sy7 o 1 as s e .s5 aa dang. Z eaa
D ss t IA soa is Soia BE VII make a
s I s5a SIS ss s sS s $500 3 ss
steiner eyes ne esss aMsses y e MI -
iouad = II - 81 =.
u Sa l. . IS ~
n ssessss fss i, ana ssssi ,asa Is %
~ All szpesisnssd y atiaelssa e he .l!p
b s All P.sss Fikess ssd s1dsss idr freight mus,
pocaIsd sm IiARRis 4 s1 p g AN &s's
-c-r--zs FOR CAIaFOfsNEA via Cilasls-- hsfs'ez
T9Ks Nsst. splendid s.ssn'1s.9. ' 4
sr c5ass d.se o. 1TU CIR, Il s ilsss !
s'0'A = - Rams o. rxssxer
In Saloon ~
II s fesg sa Mn & he ss., 20
" sss, AZ s'ss S ss ssrs . lie Aab.s
iase sscufsd until paid Freight % cents pan
sqsls 4 ''0 f'' issIi Gis ase BE- psssss
.sE1s FOR SAN EifANClSCo. calosnia pseA<t
&, sss. t .hs ss sf Eass ~ l ss
e ess' ~ s Sas sss i ss s f ii &
ses iSr ssssrsss $ ages cares NO s boats
ps ss fSSS M aHa j. oS Ssaa ss 4 ~
70 ne cngaln On ses sRl2ss ksss 81 fssns 4 p'''
nss or 70 DIV Ef \ u. Ais * 8, & .;issIss 8
cabin fassase SO StSnEe si51 Ard fo1nd
"a For SAN FRANCESCA Pss1.issis II k.s.ss
2JFE Fessef that Ready Loaded BE- 81 sr1e4
- eoppsTed aud COPPER asisssl brig CksLok4.
R.. Calhoun, She has board thtlx a ~
cargo. and will eaxe about tie l5in Fer ezlaace q
iIsgh apply on boeI nss5 .hs ghssg, s,eemsalg H9p
81 IS. This sssssI vii nssss d III ~ Is1as. 90
a. FOR SAN FRANCISCO. California Ta r. sss
Afft known selling cQfrtrfN anq copper es.t,si-
! - bark ALABAMA Capt. Wall WI nave 10y
dispatch the shore and hqrtsqali4
passeneeTs. frelfht tt. W
JOHN1}V. ANDREWS n CO., II tonliqna ~
i ia or 10 u il Mt,SKER & co. - poYlras street,.
"a F0R SAN FRANCISCO, CallIe1aa- fa e a Z
sff copnegal .feseneAi web @nQi5 eilslft
sza&s bssk FI.0RlDas G. t2stys hasiefs VIII SAL -
above psifh disnntcit She v " eeceAe n-l n- en-et
lify OF freight irl being ernnkahlg tst sAle sez n
expected s,e " nsakB Ia time Than any te
thai Jet sailed 5r uas pot The = et
,ssetf are kef1s er.ei{ ~ laqnss luz
nishsd s,k s3ue gAieh rssld MI 8 1fls esg.e
lies Nosedrnse rnlIr
~ catui passsllseIs ln Itqle ff1sr 1gx 10 Cali
lorna, Who wish quick ard phasa WI, bal eeql4
teF tickets, qtqiies oppeslanisf 81 ~ t!H& i 1et efa
occur For freight fngs. apply On hcrls a le4t y
.'~ III nj. ii ARRleON Is. co. ii 6iasi.r &. @
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Catalogue Sale. Dry Goods.
BIZ f. HI. PETITPAIN.
THURSDAY, February eockl sold his
Il ton Room, No. Canal street
10 IRISH LINENS;
10 do. styles PRINTED LAWNS;
do. "a, yards, COTTON MEETINGS; aud
10 packages and OF Seasonae GOODS consisting part
Of Linen Sheeng Df Brown Linens Dg Bur-
sps Linen Table Set Linen Cambria Handkerchief Printed Niue
hns aud OTgandes Mourning Gin1 Pns Sk
d't, Hosiery Laces Madras handkerchief Spool Cotton,
Bengal Stripes Swiss huslius Embroidered Curtains.
Aiso
DOMESTIC GOODS, Brown and Bleaehed Cottonz,
DENNIS, Ticks, Stripes, Couonades,
Terms Over S2c0, moIFbs
Catalogues will be ready and the goods examined
he rnorn ihy ofs
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ParasOis. and Umbrellas.
BY r. H. PETITPAIN.
INHURsDAY February % 10 O'Clock be sold his Aue
Il ton Room, No. Canal street.
style French SILK PARASOLS.
10 do GlNGHAM UMBRELLAS.
Terms liberal al sale. fyf
French COttOnades .......... French COttonades.
By r. III. PETITPAIN.
THURSDAY, February p at 10 oeloekwl be sold his Aue-
Il lion Room, No s Canal street.
tales super heavy French CoTTONADES.
Terms liberal al sale. fy26
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pLssrrRs-w w Gordon, II Y; w A Moore and family
St Louis J scanlsa, Tenn Bird, Ala; Anton, Ga;
Berry, Inds g Johnsna r D Johnson, Gag1ner, :.
Bell and lady, l. Baker, Miller Sdbbs Mger, T
lones Vaneap, y Bouines S Tnrner. T S Monkey, {
[, Rowan, California.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-28

80 kof San FIdANlIAEll--F 19lIIs17I " FII71
41E Yessef thaf q not Ready iaads fhs q
-. coppeFed and copper fasiensA brig Gk&Eot4s
R. Calhoun, master. She has bourd fsgQ tltl< q ~
cargo and viii ease about the l5fn iht Fer Balance q
at Lafayette, or 10 BAKEILl 4 CO.. 81 cauinc1 =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-28

-. FOR SAN FRANCISCO, csliafiia re sel;
AKt knawn selling cQaprfFd aHd cooper las.sn54
s.l4illn bark ALABAMA Capk Wal, ~ nave ea5f
dispatch The shove port and h9rqey eeee1tHo
date F cabin p,sseneers her fItifht epyf "
JOHN7}V. ANDREWS n co, II t1lltanl y
ia or 10 u II MEHkER y CO., ~ folsfaa street,.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-28

TON MINES--The subscribers having been appointed
Agents for the sale of this beautiful Coal informs the citizens
that in receipt OF i've boat loads, which are
eoa be the boats foot of ST. Joseph street.
the principal Hotels, Merchants Reading ROOM and our
Office and the Office OF the Crescent. For further parcu-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-21
The Potato Rot in New England

The disease which has heretofore done SO much
mischief among the potatoes, has again made IL
appearance IN New England In Massachusetts
tncBostnu Traveller SAYS thAtiti, more vruleut IN
It's character and injurious in it, ciiec., than IN for
mer wears for now, III Large fields. scarcely pc.
ta,o cgn be found. One man in Newton lately
offered field of acres for 50, and could moi
find purchaser. In several towns of MiddleseX
county, there IS not field where the potatoes are
uutainted. In Essex county, and in the western
part Vi the state, the potato i found 10 be very
generally rotten: 50 much 81 rs Ia threaten It's nj,
most entire destruction, unless the disease J. soon
arrested In Plymouth county, also the blight
has appeared, il Is said, IN nearly every farm IN
the upper part Of the county Tho Plymouth
Memorial saws:
1T i, confined principally 10 one or two vare.
ties the Chcuangoes and the Pink eyes or Cali
Goes are nearly all which have vet, to our knuwl
edge, been affected The former has, ever siuce
the first appearance Of the rot, some wears since
been the most affected and we should think 1t ad
v,>ablc to rcnqush It's culture, at least for the
present"
In Blrnstahlc county, likewise, the mysterious
rot has made it, appearance, The Sandwich Oh.
server Of the 7th SAYS:
The potato rot has rcappeared in this town
and is thought TO be doing greater injury than il
has done in any preceding year The potator;
IN some fields will hardly pay for the digging
When they come out OF the ground Inany OF then
look fair and sound, but an inside Inspection
shows their iuttenness.'
We have also accounts Of the prevalence Of tn,
disease in New Hampshire;
In Rockingham Co, n. H., the rot has sudden
" taken hold Of the potatoes, and the crop is We
~ seriously injured, ifnot totally cut oil On,
patch ofcight acres, which was calculated to pro
ducc 1000 bushel, IS wholly last .'-flrr1;,'ar,,,
some potato field. ere Deug ploughcd up. Ia
Rye aud Aewr gtou, the disease Is felt to the
same extent.
Tho Portsmouth journal saws;
The loss OF potatoes, III towns adjoining this
city, cannot he much short of $780, 600 should the
crop utterly fail, a. the present prospect seems
to indie l,c"
From Rhode Island we have similar report
The Providence journal of the l9th .ays:
We regret 10 learn that this disease has sui,
denly appeared in this quarter A few days ago
the potato looked finely. But now, We hear ii
their decay in all directions, and many fields
which promised large yield will not Le worth
digging"