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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-22
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81 canal street, corner of st. Charles st.
EsPECTFuLIY iniimaty the Ladies Orleans ard
vicinity that tgr STOCK OF GOODS very EXTENSIVE add
hecCt, comprising
ktoh plain and figured black ADD eolored Snksi
Scwrl Muslin Robes;
ShiiIen,s Robes, Froeks and Ftock Bodice very riehi
SeYcd Muslin and Lace CapCs Collars, etc;
-. Inserting and Edgnz Trimming;
hluil Ho1F, Sans0Okr and CnmbTic Muslin;
striped and check Musiins
Gasiinsress De i.aines Alpaca Lusires etc;
tahle1 totoha and GnghBms, great VARIETY
Linens and Long Lawns Cambria HandkeTuhiefs;
tgiton shEttngs, Shcetngs and Towellings;
shawls and Plllis Blankets and Commentaries;
Hoacry and Small Mares. lrn
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Mathematical IastI7ansJts Of ever,
quality and pnce
Water CJlors-ReeSes and New
msn'sSnpeTfipe Colors, in boxes
! Of every size, with and without
locks and DRIVERS, and : iins
assortment o. loose colors, by The
single cake.
PeHciis-Sable aud camel's-hair
| Pencils and Drawing Pencils Of
every grade.
EhbsT's Lead Pencils "A large
surply OF those superior Pencils,
iUur different grades, always on
hand.
Coi0Tcd CJgyOns, a hne assert
meat, in wood and otherwise.
f3IlGrs Parallel, ootagun, SQUARE,
round and fiat Rulers, Of every
| kind aud size.
| Diri1srs 49, German rilver spring
and plain brass Dividers.
H0dscrs' Cutley-Fme Pen and
Desk Knives, anu Erasers, VI
every deseuUti0n.
Gold Psns-Brown's, Spencer's,
/ French, Lai1eus Spencer snd
RandAil's, aud the large En-
/ crossing Pens.
Gold Peacu and Pen Holder. as
fine ASSORTMENT, with some stone
heads.
Steel Pens, from all the best ma
kers, on cards and in boxes, Of
every description in use.
QiAs - Swan, Wild goose and
/ Hudson's Bay Quills, Of every
number, from 6 to 100, by the
thousand or under.
Copying Prosses-Serew and Lee
yer Copying Presses, four differ
ent sizet, with apparatus CON-
plete, such as Books, Ink, Brush
es, Oiled and Blolting Paper.
NotGIiai Presses, fine screw, with
waiers and seal-papers Of every
size.
Froiii's Printing Ink, Of every qua
hty and price, in kegs al | can
listers, Of every color. Litho-
graphic Ink, OF ihefinest quality,
constantly on hand.
Blank CGIyis - Printers Blank
Cards, enameled, ivory-surface
i and cnlOTe1 CAru Boards. for
cutting TO any size.
Visiting Cards, porcelain and
other fancy qualities.
j Playing Cards - Eagles, Deca-
turs, Merry Andrews, Highland
Y ers, Of every quality and prices
some extra superine God Ea-
giles and Mogul fancy Cards,
assorted numbers.
Binders Stock, consisting Of
1 Boan's, Russia, Cali, Sheepskm
4 aud Morocco Leather, plnw-
| Knives, Railing Pens andRuling
Ink, Sewing Parchment and
| TnTead.
Printing and Book Binding Of
every description, executed in
the hest style of workmanship,
Ia all the various forms in use,
and Blank Account BOOKS, OF
any peculiar torn, ruled and
bound to order.
Diaries for lS5O-ClAyton's large
quarto and octave, Feit's full
cap, halt CAP, quartz, octave and
: limo, plain and gilt edged.
Metallic Maa0rdndim Books, a
new and beautiful article, pIt
up IN various forms.
BGnksrs' CASES, with and without
| locks.
Portfolios different sizes, plain
and with locks. Together with
large variety OF useful and
necessary articles for Mercantile
and other purposes.
us by a recent change in our bus
articles enumerated above, lbeing
he mos liberal terms, and we M.
morally TO canine ouI selection be
TID FELT 81 co.
= Hal. No. "A Chartres street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-22

BiaRt BG9ks, such as Super-roys
Ledgers, journals, Cash an
Day Rooka, Invoice and Recon-
Books, Royal Medium, DEM
and Cop, IN full sets, Of ever
style Of ruling ard binjing, som
handsomely PACED, and war
rAnIed Of the beat linen paper.
Steamboat Books, Of every form IL
use-FTetght and CabIn Regis
trrs, Passage RsgisRrs, Woo
and 6ehsial Receipts, Cottol
Receipts, Trip and Aemoran
dun Books, VI every kind o
ruling.
Writing Peppers, super-royal. royal
DENY, folio post, English, Frencl
and American Cap and Lette.
Pnpef, ruled and plain, Com
mereial Post aud Record Papef
ruled aud plain, Packet Pos
and Note Fapsr, Papetericl o
vsIiuuy qualities, a very fne as
soItmenL together with Nett
and Tnnspsrent Waters. lliu.
minated Waiera-a new Hug
beautiful article.
Fhqcy C0l0rei PdPGr, glazed anl
plain surface, various eolnrs
Eug iah antl American TIssuc
asserted colors, Tracing psrer
every size, Gold and Silver Pr,
per aud Stops, Bristol BOar4a,
every size AMI thickness, PcriO.
Trted Boards OF different cUlors.
Sealing Var and Va fers, in grea.
variety, superiine English ans
American, Of all cotuis aud sizes
Writing Inks, Of every quriity
Englsh, French, American anl
German, every color.
EEtra fine French Pump Hikstn1dl
Of very superior finish.
ia'staIids or every kind, glass, ma.
hOgany, iron and bronzed metal
a very dne assortment.
Paper Weights, fancy glass, irol
and bronzed.
Pen Holders, fine silVer-mountet
POrcupine, Porcelain and Us
cutcheOn Shell Pen. holders, very
hue.
Motto Seals Glass Motto Seals
Vurluus designs; Initial Seal
and Envelopes.
Pearl and TVory Tablets, u finl
assortment.
Desk TGbiets and Calendars.
Porcelain States, every SIZE, Eomt
IN Morocco frames, q very lin,
and superior article.
Letter Clips, different sizes ant
patterns, English and American
gilt and 5rpuzed.
Letter Iisceioers, dliierept sizes.
Spring 1aps Measures, verl
Convenient article Tor the poke
some with linen gauge at
tachcd, brass and German silver
Music Books "A few beautilu
manuscript Music Books,
Patent Blolers, different sizes,
very useful article.
Fancy IdBe-Fme rink aud blu
Tape, tor cuunLlng.house use, ,
fine assortment.
Fancy Colored Urine - Linen
hemp and co.tuh' 1 vine, OF ever
variety and thickness.
AdhesiUe Bands and India Rubbe
of ali sizes and qualities.
fuoJy and Bone Letter Stamps,
fine assortment, plain and hg'd
Wood Stamps, for engraving.
Block Seals, for notarial purposes
all sizes.
iroTy Rales, 6 and 70 inches.
Measuring Rods, very fine, box
wood.
|" From the facilities aforde,
ness, we are enabled to sell all The
only a portion of our stock, on
Vite The mercantile community g,
icIepurchasing elsewhere.
DA7
nj 3meOd&W iSintiORsg
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-22

Gz- An attempt was made lately to remove the
indictment found at the late term of the Morris
Oyer and Terminer, against Lambert Norton as
President of the Morris State Bank, for perjury, on
account of certain alleged defects. Attorney Cen
eral Browning opposed the application, and it was
refused. The indictment against H. Dayton, the
Cashier, has been removed by csrtiorari to the
present term of the Supreme Court
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-22

G1- Thomas Meacham, who died recently il
Hopkinton, ST. Lawrence county, N. Y, had beer
' a mighty hunter" having killed in that wilder
region 2l4 wolves, "a panthers 2l9 bears, ant
2550 deer. The mere record of such deedsis enough
to frghten the members of shooting clubs into thei
| closets, 3O6Ovarmintsi
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-22

CAROLINA SEED cow PEAs-IOoO bushels, new
crop, in bags Of bushels each, landing from bark Con-
voy, direct from Charleston, for sale by
jai9 A. +. COCHRAN & CO., n Tehoupitoulasst.
IRISH WHISKY-5 puncheons old Irish Whiskey, ia
bond just received per ship Empire from Dubins for sale
low. and on accommodating terms. by
jal9 JOHN roOLE, 5 Bank Place.
old JAMAICA RUM "a puneheons old Jamaiea
" Rum, in bond, for sale accommodating TO the
rede, by tiaisi JOHN TOoLE. 3 Bank Place:
(NODFIsH-4c9 packages (boxes OF g and 10 hs and
~ drums, landing and in store. Tor sale by
ialS E. J. HART & CO., ~ TeheupiloHlss 4.
jas - E. J. HART s. CO.. 70 Fshaapi.oelas s.
and pint bottles, tor sale low and on accommodating
jaIs y - -' JOHN TooLE, 8 Bank Place. I
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-22

IAN OCEAN OF FLAME."-The Madison (Wis)
Argus describes the low land northeast of the vii
lage,' covered with the dry remains of ranl
growth Of vegetation, and about mile square, a.
presenting few weeks ago one vast sheet of fire
lighting up the whole surrounding country for sew
oral hours
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-22

Gs- A suit has been commenced at Springfield
Mass, by C. G. Shaw, against Samuel Shaw, fol-
the recovery of the Kid letter, found near Ware
Mass, almost year ago. The plaintiff alleges
that he was the discoverer of the letter. and as
points out the place where the treasure of Kid is
buried, he claims verdict of S20O0
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-22
Arrivals the Principal Hotsls...a1st


Arrivals at the Principal HOteIs.""2Ist.
VERAED4;-E. w. Harlinr. t. ]. Brown, William T.
Lews, A. MornlngstaT, ID: l.. Pbaus, w. IL. Rowley, w
L. Cage Plat, T. II Hampton, John Fenuinlore, Dr. L.
DEVICES, f. Graig u. Roach, w. q. Snedes, Mississippi ].
r. Martn w b. McCallister, B D: Drunlnond, Q. Jack
and lady d. X. TuDter, A. j. Isaacs NJ calhoun and fam.
ly, Jason, Louisiana; y. G. buckingham w. NJ Fol
WELL TenlSSees d. MeKelyey NewOrtans Isaac Stiles,
John b. Hogan Alabama; j. Edwards, New HOrk: F. Lea
by, Natchez William Hunt, William Boyan, William N.
Boyan, Mis- Kate Boyan, North Carolina; F. H. G. Tay4
ST. Cn4RLEs.-E, +. johnson, Miss johnson, j. W.
Johnson g. r. Underhi Mrs T.. j. Strong Miss Farrand
Louisiana; w. Calvert Chester Root, Alabama j. N Der.
nari and daughter, e McLauren, Q, Jones, B. G. Hen
drck Ben johnson, 2 Landry, $ NJ Ogden, W. g; Hall,
O. \ johnson. Arkansas; Il. Emerson, Boston; L. Bost-
wick l. D. Meeker w; j. Hysopng, J, A. Sprasue, j. f.
Muse, W ID, Low, J. Low, NewYoIk w. Mackey, Ken.
Incky George K, Massey, Pttsburg Capt. W. W. West,
Mexico; W. J. Hutchings j. Enn, Texas; Dr. Low, N. o.
CoMMEReIAL.-James Wallace New Orleans A. $. San
son. Ny; William Garity D. keasey, Koarz, s. Ludwig,
w. r Neagle, Charles w. Singer, George Bate, NJ. s..
Smalwood- 2. W. Stanton John Gallagher, Thomas Alex.
ander, San Francisco
Mobile; Henry Diamond EewOreans; Daniel Boyle, Mas
HEWLETT s.-A. Julius, p. Robin, ST Paul. NJ T.; F.
Waggaman, New Orleans; f. ]. McGehee, Jas. l.. Wiher
spoon, Mississippi; John w. Tohin, Arkansas j. Baptiste
PLASTERs'.-N Washington, r. w. Shelton Alabama
?. w; DeFance, A. L. Evans, NJ. S. Moore John Bar
low, John Buckley, W. Y Gilbert, John r. RedOck and
ARcADE.-N; Wall Boston; NJ Hunter. John Briggs, c.
i. Price, L. Colbum, Q. w. Sey, j. C. VOORHEES, w Hen
drlcks, Thomas Lord, J. F. Smith, California: j. MeCol
um, Arkansas; Z. Duplessis.
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6s- Professor Hubbard, of Yale, has examined
specimens of ore from a new mine Of copper at
Litchfeld, Conn. A company, among which is
Barnum, of the Museum, is al work at the mines
by night and daV
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INSURANCE COMPANY OF
HARTFORD, CT.
ECkiFff4FPRfffs. s 10000.
b by w c;GGkHAA RRkk' F PIcsidsnt.

! FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS.
No. 81 Camp street.
TIME undersigned having been appointed Agent Tin place
a of r. A. Adams Esq Tesigned) of the above old and
and favofaby known Company, IS prepared insure
the favorable terms, against FIRE, MARINE AND
INLAND RISKS.
All LOSES viii be promptly settled here or paid in Hartford
Conn.,, at the option of the insured.
- - CHAs. G. LATHROP, Agent.
az Office % Camp street. New Orleans. olb
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COLEMAN,s PATENT TNDULATORY MILLS

MANUFACTURED in Cncinnat of superior work
VI manslip, and the best materials. FRENCH BURR
STONES for sale by
ialg E. J, HART 81 CO., 70 Tehoupitoulas st.
sR Planters and Others wanting the best and cheapest
Corn MIL ever offered in this any other Market would do
well to call and examine these Mills before purchasing else
where as we have supply hand of the various sizes 10
suit Steam, Water Horse Power Prices from 800 to-
$500; and warranted to perform the satisfaction of the
purchaser. " NV
N0FICE-F. Il. JUMP, No. IS Perdido street is no
longer authorised receive or receipt for SLAVES con-
signed to my charge oT sale otherwise Commission Mer-
chants and Others viii leave their instructions at my office re-
garling Slaves. J.. A. BEARD AuetioneeT AZ
jaI6 I'm Az No 10 Banks Arcade
New Orleans, January 10, 1850. NNN''
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!StNLEe 81 FaalcV NfNttOneru.

WE respectfully cali the Of Merchants others who
may require any thing usins large and choice
stock receiving establishment eAreft
selected at the North under especial our retail
sales, consisting in pREtof-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-22

Corrected sBery Iorsis especially for .Tzs Crescent"
HstsH the First municipality tssisnssd IN .ns loIgsnE
In the Second m the Nos above the Steamboat Land
No being fatbcei Landing the Third nsh the Nos.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-22


gsSiHIRrRS35%I'ED PGRELY HEgETTABLE
experience and testimony Of the eminent physicians
more iHan eiouls Of the diseases with which children
IT hce are caused by worms, and thousands of children
He annually from those diseases, when the either not
hown or Attributed to something else; the pre-
partitions which have been recommended as remedies for
worms Dqt experience has proved them all ne
lecua he end however has at length been attained and
remedy been found which has failed destroy worms
wte;sr they RaEe existed Tbs assertion is supported BY
individuals e in COUNTY d he remedy IS
II safe IN M operation, and more easily administered than
any other Some of the symptoms which indicate the exist
;pae Of eaden color and qused with occasional uhes
the eyes are heavy and dull the breath pud the upper lip
swollen itching IN the nostrh, which the patient
bSs No. nose the sleep dlsinrped the patient often
ing The teeth the appetite exceedingly Irregular being
sometimes Voracous at Others feeble and in instances
TO the following certificates numerous Others might be
the fact that Wners Canadian Vermiage is superior
Medical Evidence.
We the undersigned, having frequently administered
medicine prepared by Mr. John Wger, Of this town desg
sasied with its efficacy confidently recommend L sas
AM TnIenl remedy for the expulsion Of worms from the
Licenae of the Royal College of Surgeons il Ireland
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London etc
f% @ Rs E,Ss q ms 5 PorGf s,s5i, ~
mGse, and with the most happy results In Owniamly,
sion OF worms has followed the administering OF your Vermi-
ge and every one here prefers it TO any other its effects
are certain and children take It readily, which
great point gained in giving medicine children remain
yours, etc. etc.
July IL, 1915. JOHN FLANAGAN,
~ Physicians generally Winners Canadian Yer.
mnge This medicine is simple vegetable preparation and
can always be administered with perfect safety and conf
denee a TO the result as will always destroy and
restore the patient TO health.
Over one thousand certificates have been sent to the
Agents from planters merchants and physicians bearing
umony 70 the efficacy OF this nialble remedy.
tiP Warranted in all cases.
Prepared only by JOHN WINER, Manufacturing Chemist
anu Wholesale Druggist, Hamilton. Ianadg Wpst md
prOprietOs for the United States '
gF Sold Wholesale and Retail at Manufacturers prices
by J. WRIGHT co. 151 CHARITIES STREET Ntio
OTtGdRs. jail 3md&W
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-22

LARcEEY.-Mary Ann Mclaughlin was arraigned yester
day before Recorder Baldwin, on the charge OF abstracng
81 IRON the pockets of Mr. McCOskey Sunday evening
last in Tchouptonas street. The mOdas operaRdi will APP
pear upon the examination, which Is lived for the I'd
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-22

10 A Geneva watch, of size less than gold
dollar, is in jewery store in St Louis. 1t is full
jeweled, and runs twenty five hours.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-22

SuDDEN DEATH-Yesteriay the Coroner held an inquest
the body of Richard Wolf aged 81 years who died sud.
denly board of the steamboat Montgomery Verdict rem
dered-Died of apoplexy,
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
I'd %" N.-LoseIruDE 9Oo WIN
Cleared Yesterday.

Cleared Yesterday.
Propeller Col Stanton, ConkiHg, San FRANCISCO,
Ship Ship Atlantic, Re.s, Ny Ysk. g woodIsd e
Ship E E. Perkins, GfDstrck Loudcn, no'e''' 9 20
Bark A. H. KirbaI, sleeper New YoIi. FesdIef g
Brig Abe, sJones, Baltimore, G. J.. Mckee & CO
sehr. Diamond, Stone, Pensacola, E-P. sD1s
Arrived Yesterday.
Br. ship Herald, Aud, "a days from GrscnOck, to r. Mar
Ship RecEaa r, Is days from Boston, J. P. Whitney,
Bark Lowell Whitney,, Is days from Rum Key, to Kennedy
Br Sark Eersie Harney. from Belfast. Nov 9th. in bal
BARK Shannon s' Edldse days from Boston. to master
Bark Cieoa Cheever from Rio de Jaueiro. Nov. 18Th. to
Brig Egyptian, Dram. I5 days from Barbados. in ballast, to
Brig Duncan. Gehrt IA days from Port SPAIN in ballast.
schr SARAH Reynolds days from Grand Caiou to A. q
ser Planter, Lawss. days from Grand Gallon. to mas
AibsiTos' Dugas, from Laiourrhe-s bales cotton
ko Sr1P s; sIoon; rom oas cotoa
i5s s Jane Fo de- coa Oa '0''0
\ Jas. l., Day, Gbersun, from Mobile.
| Magnolia, Thomasson, from Vicksburg.
No. 1SHR S Ss s COTTON
COncors, FTost. from Memphis balss cotton e''
s D9 M in SSa oon from Cincinnati O' 'o''0n
TSwSSst ssss'f a 1Sa tfs n &c Pass.
Towboat DeSoo, Duncan, from the Passes
Spoken.
By bark Shannon the LIST ins in lat $40 10 N. long
$50 40 W., brig Sussex, from Boston, for Havana On the
18th inst in lat $50 40 NJ lon. $40 w.. bark Woodbridge
hence for Liverpool On the 18th inst, in lat DO NJ lon
$50 IL W., bark Edwin Augustus, hence for New Bedford
Same time and place. ship Sea Lion hence for Antwerp
Byhark Ceora, the Sh ut, in lat ITO O6 s.. long.
W., schr Maryland from Baltimore AZ days out, for Cali.
fonia On the 18th ul,, in hat. ITO Al s., long. $50 30 W.,
bark Baltimore, "a days from Baltimore, for Rio de Janeo
BY sehr. Planter, the 18th inst, off Ship Island scr
Charger II daySfrOm New York. for Anakapaz.
| Memoranda
The steamer James MIngar left Cincinnati the Igth
inst Reports the Ohio still rising rapidly The
OF Saturday, the l2th extended far down Caro-
| at which point it fell to the depth Of IS inches
Towboat Ango-Ameriean lowed down and to the
18th inst, ship Richard Alsop and bark Gen. Taylor.
Towboat DeSoto towed down and sea- the 18th in
bark Hannah Thornton and brig CousoFt.
| Passengers
| Per ship Rockan, from Boston-Mrs. @. Annabel, Mr.
| Reed and II Storage.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-22

ATTEMPT AT RAPE.-As woman was leaving the ship
Warbler lying in the Third Municipality few nights since
she was seized by three or four rufaI who attempted take
improper liberties with her person. boy who with
al the time gagged but the cries Of the attracted
the attention of who watching goods on the
| leyee, and the villains made their escape.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-22
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

CEyscrSr OyYIon,
< Tuesday Morning, January q, 1850.
COIION.-fhe Cotton market maintains rs fiFness and
e p.s psle are n9t only fall but In some instances absss
oui qso.aons Tie saiA yesterday were 700 bales OF
winch some 10y fos Spain, and the M on Northern account
NEW oELEAEs cL.sgtyTckT1oW.
Inferior .-......-.- 9,54lo siddiinr FAR II5I@fIX
Midding IL Sgiis Good Fsi,.
Good hlddlins lbz@115s Good add Fins.. HnSiaaI
TOBACCO.-The only sale heard Of vas Nh. : az
which r. at &C., A. at 6, and at &c. on.
SUGAR AND MoLAsSEs.-Sugas was active. vv,,f,
sales Of 1000 hds for the North and West Prices GRADY n
9z93Z for Fair to fully Fair Sales Of 1000 bbs boz..
at I5917c. for inferior and ordinary and 1saI9c for fair 10
prime parcels
FLoUR.-The market was heavy without any disposition
on the part of buyers to take large lo Sales 80 bb Ohio
at IS 40, 200 bbs supene Illinois IS 40. and 20 bb IN
lots at IS 50 y bb. Ohio be bought in large parce
les than Is 90 y bhl
CoRN.-A good demand for shipment to England and
600 sacks so of which $500 sacks prime white and yellow
at IS and &c. 400 at 944, and 500 sacks ordinary mixed
at 4oc. y bnshei.
OATS.-1f0 sacks good Ohio sold at 5se. More offering
on the Levee, and buyers insisting upona decline.
WHEAT65 sacks inferior Arkansas sold at &c. y bu.
IRRESPONSIBLE dull and unsettled, and The largest
sale we heard Of 80 bb Mes 90 s7; alo 30 oo n Bulk
Pork, not prime gle for Hoground. A sale Of 40 bbs
D. Beef ~ IS y Dbl OF Bacon 10 casks prime Cncin-
natl Sides sold at &C., and q do prime Mznh clear at 5sSe
v b. Lard vey firm, and 1oco bbi. and ercss disposed Of
5<95z for No. 2 and 5@5zS for ordinary 70 best No. l.
LRAD.-A sale Of 200 pigs soft at ~ . " 100 b.
| HpPE--S0 coils brought &c. y b, cash.
5AfThe sales Of Liverpool Salt, here and to arrive,
eaieded oyreay) larger than represented,
say 1850 sacks ssa95c for assorted cargos and s6c.
4 for al Coare, fun weight
sacks Rio reported as sold at 139 He B.
Whlskf- ia bhs. Reetfed AZ and 100 ~,
| and 40 Dexter's at Csc.
FREIGHTS.-Nothing done.
=
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-22

sSTEAMBoAT RoBBERY.-John Clinton elias Marcus ST.
john was taken into custody yesterday BY the Second MUM
cipaty police, the complaint of the clerk of the steamboat
Schuylk, who charges him with attempting break open
trunk on board OF said boat.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-22

The RELATIONSHIP meeting of the Third Munich
paly Council, Saturday evening last resolution
uoduced abolshng the Public Bathrooms, and after consd-
cradle discussion, # finally passed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-22

Catalogue Sale OF Foreign and Domestic Goods,
BY T.. III. PETITPAIN.
THURSDAY, January a. at 10 o'elockii be sold
Il ton Room, No. 8 Canal street,
packages Of FOREIGN GOODS, consisting III aad Il
Linen sbenes Paiaa Brtanbias Lados Linen Cheeks
shseng Damk Table Cloths Irish Linen in pieces
pieces Linen Drlngs osnaburgs Linen Thread Printed
Mesni Swiss susns Coionades Silk Handkerchief Gingss
Prints, Linen Cambria Iandktrchieis,
Alsos5 packages Of D0MEsT1c GOODS, consisting Of Santa
Fe, Aandae O1brdge, Imperial Brooklyn California and
kesg, a. Bleached Shrngs TWed Howard Duck
Globe Brown Drilling, Massachusetts Brown shest venoai
Ticks, Striped Cottonade Black and White Prints Blue
and White Prints Super Long Cloth Apron Cheeks, III Alandale
Brown sheetng ke1ucky Jeans Fancy and Black Casser
folk Blue Drills Richmond Stripes Blue and White CoitOnade
Light Fancy Prints, Cotton Umbrellas, etc. etc.
Terms liberal sales
Catalogues will be ready and ue goods be examined
the morning of sale faZl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-22

HoRsE-sTEALING.E. T. Morrison yesterday gave nfor
nation TO the police thar his horse which he had left tied up
on the evee, between Benye and Con had been stolen
during his short absence from the plare.