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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-11

SUIcIDK.-Mr Levi Blount committed suicide
at ST. Francisville, by cutting his throat. His
prospects in life were fattering, and no reason is
assigned for the act
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6~ The celebrated Kentucky Infant, weighing
over tive hundred pounds, and being only fifteen
years OF age, is in Cincinnati Wake up, Barnum.
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PRoE. WEBsrER.--Great eff orts are making to
obtain Communication of the punishment of Dr.
Webster
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10 D. c. Goodwin, Esq, has been appointed
Clerk Of the Supreme Court for Alexandria, in the
place of M. r. Ariai, elected Clerk of the District
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Large and Elegant Assortment OF Fine
and Fashionable SPRING and SUMMER
CLOTHING:
saEfa'e6 szaE1e2"Oe s. Co.'s


and Fashionable SPRING and SUMMER
CLOTHING:
sAtfa'06 ~zaE1e2~Oe s. Co.'s
"oNE PRICE," Retail CLOTHING EstabIishment
No. "a Magazine Street.
~ By ships Mediator and Hero and steamship Ohio,
week rscsVing large addition stock Of Fine
ionabls SPRING and SUMMER CLOTHING 10 which We invite
the Of nj friends
A Clothing manufactured our In NsvYor
expressly for retail sales hers and purchasers psacuar
requested to examine the style and workmanship Of all gsrmsn
The following il only partial list Of arteeaI
Summer Dress Coats, FFOcks, Sacs, POIkas, otc
French Msrno Drap dEt6 Froc Dress Coats saeI Polka
English Merino and Parametta do. do.
Frocks w "''
An Linen, checked and striped do do.
Real India sesrsuetr do do
Black and Mode cOlOred Cashmsrets do. do.
Light quality Black Cloth skeleton sacs Lnmartinsu
and Which are nx a reduce. SS
prcsS
PantalOOns.
El.Dsh ss.Isd MsTinO and s DEaP de Turc Pant9OOns
pIsnen sienh me o. p1IaP a'Ete do
biaSE ana colored Alpaca and PaTamsta do.
RTsD9h LINEN DILL I'll white and solOrsd do
French and American Cotlonade do.
Also,
DoSsEin PanaioOns at reduced prices
Super Black and eOlOrsd sid and Satin vs.A
supper shs sl nES an Gslsnsns do
Super White and coOred Mer.eiIss do,
super Fancy colored ond Embroidered Linen do
All OF the latest styeRollng Collars and Double breasted
Shirts, Hosiery, CraVats, etc.
ssTPsTns all LINEN .s saIRTssts.t styles:
French Bingham Calico, Hickory Linen and and
Negro Shirt. - -
Gaa1s silk GauIs MsrnO, Gaws Cotton re Flnae
UNDERSHIRTS. - N
/ Brown White and Pink Cotton Undenhirts and DraS.S
Heavy Silk UnderEhrI and Drawers
Lile Thread undeIshrs and Dravers-bsauiful gooda
Red, Blue and White Flannel Msrino Shirts and DrnwA
Very rich styles fancy CRAVATS.
French and Italian Black SILK CrayRts.
Silk and Linen HANDKERCHIEFS
L1Ale Thread, Linen and Silk GLOVES.
\ Lsle Thread Cotton and Merino HALF-HOSE.
Silk and Bingham UmbrelaI Trunks Carpet Bsgs, etc.
A fnl assortment Of BOYS and CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
~ ONE PRICE FOR GooDs, and No Deviation.
ALFRED MUNROE & co,
ap11 If No. "a MaRaEinen
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Fish and Fishing.


GUION,
Corner OF st. Charles and Canal streets,
Has hand the and finest Of FISHING
TACKLE found The remarkably complete
In every department. and eomprseD-
Superior Fishing Rode superior and
wood, Hickory, Bamboo, etc. 6un and Govern.
mounted in Silver, German Sil Colts Pistols
and BTasS Alsu's Selfcockng Pistols
Limerick Hooks Hinged, Plated Genuine Dengers Pistols
Tapered AlSO Snooded, in Powder FlaSka Horns
Gimp and Gut Do. MagaIines;
The Patent Spring FBh Hooks Shot Pouches and Bes
Extra Tips, for Rods Of all sizes Game Bags
Fine Balanced Reels OF German Cleaning RodA
Silver and Brass. Nipple Wrenches and Cleaners.
Eight plated Silk Lines Wesley Richards ,WHlkss Elys
Silk Grass and Hemp Lines of and D. best qualities Psrcus
The finest quality, Iion Cape
SILK Worm Gut Cut and Felt WAds.
Floats all and styles Dog ColA Chains Whistles
Artificial Bait Of every description. Pistol Belta
Leads Of all patterns and Bowie Hunting
BAIT Boxes, Basket. and Kettles Gauntlet Riding GloysS
Landing Metz; Fishing do. Liquor Flask.
Fishing Books and Boxes. Drinking Cups, etc.
Dgorgsrs SwiVels Batting Nee Rodger Woilsnholsrs
dies, etc. etc. Crooks Fins Cutlery
m- The GUI0E ROD particularly adapted Southern and
WeaeGn FhinE generally worthy inspection
TT Having arranged with John Conroy NevYork celia
OF Whose articles well known sale Of all
Of his manufacture,
turers' NevYork prices, at GU1ON'S,
FANCY AND FURNISHING STORE,
mh3O I'm Corner Of St. Charles and Canal Sts.
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j. ID. STEEL,
NEW ORLEANS sTATIoNERs' WAREHOUSE.
No. II Camp street.
DOMEsTiC............. and............ :, FOREIGN
Stationery. 81
STEEL, No.. Camp street. respectfuly bep, leave IA in
form his Numerous saomer' in the city and country
now receiving large and eIsnaye all kinds Of
BLANK BOOKS, PAPER and STATIONERY and would al,
the attention Of Merchants and Dsas following list Of articles.
which he offers for sale the lowest cash prices,
Blank Books
Isdgsrs Journals Day Books Invoice Books Order Cash Letter
Sales and Rscspt Books Alpo Bank Copy Pass
Bills Of aiding and Bills of Exchange BOOs Indexes Pocket
Lsdssr, etc.
Writing and Letter Pauers.
Imperial Super Royal Medium, Denny, Folio Foolseap
Paper White and Blue, hot pressed plain Enss French and
American Packet Post and Letter Papers, thick thin
Record Paper, All the above ruled plain.
.t.. yealinR Wax.
Royal vctora h Harp Scarlet Black Fancy eoored and
Psrfumsd, Gold spanslsd and Bronze Sealing Wax.
English Scarlet Red NOariai and Transporter, WATERS Of
all si1ss.
Maynard Noysss Black Ink Anold'H English and German
Copying Ink; sphsnss Unchangabls Light Blue Fluid and
his brilliant Red; best French Carmns Ink
Ink Stands.
Cut Glass, Faney Agate Patent India Rubber screv BronEe
Pocket, Cork and Pewter Ink Stands Of all kinds
Porcupine Pen HOde1 IJapannsd Paper Cutters;
Ladies' Pap.tsri0. of all sizes Tvins assorted size. and quail
Fancy WSfers; Everpointsd Silver Pencil Cases;
Economic Chess Boardai Points for do do.
Highly ornsmsnted Cigar and Desk and Paper Weights;
Card Cases. various kinds; Wafer Boxes.
School Books.
large supply Of all kinds In general selected with great
by the subscriber personally assisted by Judgement advice
Of the most eminent Professors Teachers.
E comrntsss Teachers, Dsasr buy again
supplied al the lowest possible prices, at the
NewOrleans statiOners' Warehouse,
spill sclplW j. B. STEEL, IA Camp ct
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20 Henry w. Taylor, Of Csnandsigua, N, y,
has been appointed to the Supreme Bench Of shst
s,Nls, Ia place VI Jsdgs Maynard, ssesssad,
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HtALL MAY POSSESS BY USING SHERMAE's TOOTH
PAsTE- warranted free from acid any injurious nge-
dions and unIupasd for cleaning whitening the Teeth
moving rar preventing thsm from aching decay
time giving them healthy appearance as hardening the
mouth and give, universal sasAction Whoever will
sHer ater the preisrencs dsnriee
Ceua ISL Broadway Dr. c. A. Peck Bowsry two the
best dentists n the city Of New York. and
ocu corner Broadway and Amity Streets Dr. james R. Chiffon
ms distngSishsd chemist Park Benjamin, Esq., Watson
Msse E'1 James Gordon Bennett ESQ., H. Hastings Weld Esq
Prepared and sold by Sherman Nj D. O6 Nassau s,r,a
Y. Bold in New Orleans BY the aKeotS 7 "
apll ot-2dp ]. WRIGHT g. CO., ISL Chartres At
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Tn INFLUENCE AND WORM OF WoMAE.-The sub
c which Ms Fske has Deeied lecture upon this even
ng at ArmoH Hail.. The pexih saerifces and devoted
patriotism Of the Women Of the American Revolutor-Wo
mans Worth and Commanding Influence over the Civ.
nzed Weird. The subject certainly one Of tbs highest IN.
.s and viii attract crowded houss. ladies class will
b formed dis afternoon -ffT-l u n =
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SYKES, HYDE Co. will SELL at haEpast 10 o'clock at 81
Magazine street Groceries, Provisions and Liquors
also, Teas; also, Coffee
F. H. PETTPAIE will sell 10 clock No. Canal street,
Dry Goods by catalogue.
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Gastas9sess r. Co.

Guinness y Co.
IL Camp street,
DEALERS In
CHOICE FANCY ARTICLES,
Suitable for Presents comprising almost endless variety OF very
beautiful articles Of taste, fancy and use.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. 7
complete Of fine Linen and Cotton SHIRTS Under
Shirts Drawers, Socks suSpenderI, Crava,s, ssa, Stocks
Gloves etc. -
TRAVELLERS GOODS. ..-.
Aus assortment Of Portable Desks Dressing Cases. Mirrors
Draa Flasks, Money Belts Canes, Umbrellas, etc.
SPORTSMAN'S GOODS.
GuSs Rass Pistols Powder FAsks, Shot Pouches Game Bags
Gun Cleaners, Caps, etc. etc. -t-t
- GOLD PENS,
or all tho celebrated maks Colo and Silver of evy
variety Of pattern, ranging in price, at retail from
ONE TO EIGHTEEN DOLLARS.
COMBS, BRUSHES, PERFUMERY,
FINE CUTLERY, etc.
E Orders promptly and faithfully executed at the lowest market
prices
GUINNESS a. co.
u CAMP STREET,
Dealers In FANCY GOODS, GUNS, PISTOLS GOLD PENS,
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EV Notice. Il Voters OF the Sixth Ward of the
Second Municipality friendly the present
Public Schools requested assemble
House. Of Csrondss and Psdo Streets THURSDAY
EVENING" April H. hapa O'Clock candidates
for Aldermen 10 said Ward two Dale
the General Council nnlO
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PLAcIDE's.-Ths fayoriis establishment last night
crowded- d-9owded- the occasion Of Mile Hi
iaot's benefit Hundreds unable to obtanseais and
every square foot OF in Fequisiton for thoe who
were compelled o the only alternative sf standing
waza proud pmpnat night for the fair artistic who even
surpassed hez The wonderful grace and elegance Of
her mossmeHs Mile. Hariot deserves % be favohte for
besides The extraordinary sk which she exhibits In her pro-
fs1on aho hss the face and mica of wam.hsazted good
M II = : 80
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~ Being now prepared to transact any business in
tho NOas line beg inform my friends public
esnsry that have taken the Office No. "a Camp street.
respectfully solicit their patronage, Apou W. CABLE
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cAr4Losuz SALE Or Day GooDs.-We expect every
es.e In Dy Goods will call and examine the beautiful as
1oneu Of Spring Goods 70 be cold this day al 10 ooock
y Z. y. Psiitpain, asetoRser. No. Canal street. oys
w Aana''a packages VIZ b I'D On vWy hbsFal .sas
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~ Notice.-Ths undersigned, on retiring from the No.
tara Busneas would respectfully recommend his Office
Mr. VIM MONAGHAN, and bis late clerk Mr. GEORGE
RAREsHE, to The favorable notice Of hs old friends and the
public In general with the all may bs
nizuSed them will be faithfully and efficiently attended to-
mhN DANIEL, L. RICARDO
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For Mayor THOMAS ]. SPEAR, Independent Crevsase
Canddatethe Poor Mans Fiend-io be elected in Apa
flo
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EV NOtice.-The undersigned, having united together
for Of No;Aa Business branches
inform their friends and the public that they prepared
cute and Dispatch whatever may be
hdsd 60 them. o flee, No. 90 GraVier street.
CBAs. A. TALLAR1E, Notary Pablic.
apll I'm wooDsoN WREN, Assistant
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We nre authorised 70 announce A. D. CRossMAH, the pre-
seut incumbent, - candidate for reelection, in April nsxt
Eds. Cresesnt-Plsase announce the name of JoHE M.
BELL ~ candidate for the Office Of Mayor this city, the
ensuing April election. and oblige friends in the
fyI1 THREE MUNICIPALITIES.
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Ho FOR THE REsATTA s-Nothing has been neglected Nv
that popular case Capt Dan Hckok to make this the day
Of days The entries have been made the gallant cra ar
ready with their flowing saisi the sheoad invites; and
me Franklin that gem Of Hotes has its lander provided for
me guests The order maintained this establishment is
well KNOWN and halls, balconies and paso are ready to
receive the fair visitors who viii 90 numerousy attend today
inc SPORTS Of the Lake we are assured that the ladies will
find ample accommodation, and we can recommend more
pleasant yiyit to our citizens
The Prizes Consist Of superb Silver Pitchers Vases Cob
lets and eslse amounting in value to $780, and proving
the Abef%! hpint Of Capt Hickok. They arc beautifully
chas,d and inscribed with appropriate aquatic devices
Weweia present at the Regattas given at this point last
season. and well emember the qualification they oecasioned
The gay company the exciting eonesthe joyous return 10
ne pies-the capital dhnerte presentation OF the prizes
series Of this manly sport and we hope the attendance will
repay the energetic protector NS~ van
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Eds Crescsnt-Pieaae that the Grand Exhibit
ton Of Fire Works and Instrumental Concert for the benefit
az the Camp street Female Orphan Asylum has been post
boned until Wednesday, EVening, april IT, at the urgent
solicitation of the Mes Gator who have requested the en-
tension Of time that they be enabled to public ex.
pectafon
The most ample accommodation viii be provided for vsi.
tons, and all who dsane TO lend helping hand to noble
charity win be truly gIstifed by vist to the Place Armes
on Wednesday next. apIl 81
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~ Third Ward SECOND MUNICIPALITY. - The
cIenS Of the Third Ward Second Municipality friendly the
present administration and Public Schools requested
Mr. Ahpls Louisiana Hotel opposite Mary Market
on SATURDAY EVENING, April a. hhlfpas O'Clock To- &C.
lee candidates for Aldermen represent Ward and also
select two delegates the delegates from the Wards
minAta for thai en Ia,
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Messrs Editors Please me as Candidate Ion
the Chief Magisacy of the city. Election in April next
fY4 PETER l.. JoRK, ex La. State Librarian.
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Th0aaans RrnGsar.

% Chartre. street. %
ATEW BAREGEs Jacons organdss AVornes Tissues
IN Lawns Printed Cambries 6ingham Fcuard SILKS, Summer
LINENS, Dsmss sAirns', shs.insu, Diapers Huskshsst.
LACE MANTILLAs Barge sn sn Msntilss, Lace shawls
and scarfs, Grape AhAwis, China ~ -
BLACK MAfTIONt Silks Rich Fancy Silks, all styles
PARAsoLs, Chdrens Paraao, silk and Cotton Umhrellns
descrIpaons u Trimminsr sto - ap1p I'm
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Spring 81 Summer. CVOtlsi1sg

THOMPSON d NIXON, 10 Camp st.
~ Have received, per steamship Falcon and previous
arrivals, full supply of FASHIONABLE CLOTH
ING, manufactured expressly for Retail, to which
they respectfully invite the attention Of purchasers Their
Stock compTises:
DRESS CoATs-Of Cashmsrs Cloth, and French Drap
d'Ete;
FRoCK CoATs-of Cashmere Cloth. and black and
olive Drap d'Ete;
FANCY COATS-Of drab and mixed Cashmsrette,
Britannia Cloth, Drap dEte, black and Drab Merino,
and Alpaca;
SAC FROCKS-Of drsb Cashmerette Drap d Etc, drab
and black Merino, Britannia Cloth and Alpaca;
PANTALOONS-Of black and fancy 8. M Doeskin drap
d'Ete, DraD Rationale, white and figured Drilling,
Check Linen, etc.
VESTS-Of black and figured Silk. Buff. white and fig.
ured Marseiles;
LINEN and COTTON SHIRTS-Of all the latest styles:
CRAVATS-Of Silk, Satin and Cambria Muslin;
GLOVES-Of Silk, Linen, Lisle, Berlin and Cotton;
UNDERSHIRTS-Of Gauze, Merino and Cotton;
DRAWERS-of Linen and Cotton, French Wristbands
and laced backs;
HALF HosE-of Silk, and white, brown and striped
Cotton;
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFs-Of Silk, and white and
bordered Cambria;
SUSPENDERS-Of Linen and white and figured Silk;
UMBRELLAS; Dressing Gowns etc. etc.
THOMPSON Il NIXON, 10 Camp street,
mills sdpf opposite Hewett's.
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Ladies' sEe9U Dress Goods.
TF D. p. SCANLAN a. co. IN
1llliHl No.l2 ChArtrsH steet, VI
4Nu u Are receiving Plain and Embroidered Bsrsges ~
W. w choice colorn rich Satin Striped Painted OrgAndes F
patterns Embroidered and Plain Changeabe
Ribbons Summer Dress Silks style Embroidered Capes and
Handkerehets BOnnets and other which TO-
esther with their and we'll assorted SUMMER
DRESS GOODS, PARIS MILLINERY, LACES aud EABROI-
DERES recently purchased the from the
hTst houses in Europs and Aas1icG they will cell
Low PRICES
similar articles be purchased city,
Several cases Of fast eoored English Jaeonsts
GinghAms, and ChambFays from 10 Is
Apll 32dp 3dpu
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TO The celebrated DR.. auckland recently de-
Evered lecture in London on the subject of Arte-
sian wells A real Artesian WE'LL one that is con-
stantly OVERLOOKING, either from the natural source
or from an artificial tube. 1t is stated that there
are from $50 to 300 of these wells in London; but
the Doctor contended that one-haf of them ought
not to be called by that name, the water did not
rise to the surface in them. On one well 91S,000,
or 100000, had been expended, and yet the water
did not rise within eighty feet of the surface. He
commended that these wells could not supply London
with water, but an adequate supply might be OBJ
tanned from the Thames by tapping it at Henby,
and carrying it into London in an open aqueduct.
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TO- Glasses In Electro biology. FISKE in
compliance with the general request will complete
instruction in The newly discovered Science Of Electro Biology
Armory Hall. FRIDAY EVENING April H. MIR. FIsKE
plsdgss himself enable all who perform the wonderful
Experiments successfully also how apply this
remedial the Of disease the fee charged
ton $50 will be returned Complimentary given
(gAtutouGyl all who Join the Glars which
gentleman all the public Lectures and Experiments Ladies'
Class will be formed Thursday Afternoon Ladies' Tickets Five
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LadIes Road This.-spring Medioine

~ pale mpeXons dull eyes blOtches the
face ireekes rough skin and out Of sp bottle
of Dr. WYNKOOP'S KATARISMIC EARSAPARlLLA. It
will The ekes and boehes cleanse blood and give
animation 6ne Spirits sparkling and beautiful complexion
all Of which Of immense value to young ladies
Sole Agents in NsworleHns, j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
APPS 6t2dp ISL Chnrtrss street
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FRoM FLoEIDA The U. s. steamer Fashion
Capt J Nee. Baker, arrived here yesterday from
Fort Brooke, having left that place on the 7th inst
Gen. Iwiges was slowly recovering. Nothing
had been heard Of the Indians for some time.
Capt. Casey had left for Charlotte Harbor on the
steamer Col. Clay, to confer with some OF them.
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4 Dtedt
On Wednesday evening" the 10th inst, at O'clock Mrs.
MARY ANN WHITE, consort of Edward White.
The friends Of the family invited attend her funeral
THIS AFTERNOON at 2o'clok from her late residence
Of EAghein and Good Children streets, Third Municipality
On Wednesday. the 10th inst. CLOCK P. NJ, MARY
WARD, aged 2 years.
IL Her funeral will take place THIS AFTERNOON at 4
O'clock from her fathers Benjamin
without further notice -
On Monday April 8, Mr. STERLING s. ARMIsTEAD,
native OF Matthews county, Va the 4Sth year of his age
10 Richmond and Norfolk papers please COPY
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or Baekwoods Magazine, for February, is at
inorganic, Il contains is usual quantity Of agree
able literary reading and good old fashioned stub
born tory polilirs The first article is on Gold
smith. and the critic speaks in complimentary
tsrmn Of Irving's recent book. Bnt he il accused
Of using certain AmeFicanisms. d the living Ian
guage of England or America no remain un-
changedi Or, are she English alone TO make new
words We will teach our older brothers that we
are as formidable competitors in the word-manu-
facture as Ia cotton spinning. A new word, when
il conveys the thought in more distinct mode, is
gain; il IL . new invention "a labor-saving ma
chine. Why should notthe universal Yankee ma
ton try their skill at this
The lending political article Is the continuation
Of the argument in favor Of the corn laws. A most
formidable array Of figures is brought to bear on
cheap bread, and the writer proves that this is the
greatest curse which has ever befaIen England.
The reasoning il as irresistible as WhatIeys arru
ment that Bonaparte never existed You are com
pelled to give up the common sense principle, but
still you are not convinced.
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opYror or rHR Bo1RD or UNDrRwRIrKRs,

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF UNDERwRITKRs,(
NewOreans, April 10, 1850.
~ AT . Meeting of the Board, held This DAY. il was
sossd That the thank. of the Board be rendered he
Of the Fire Department for the prompt energetic
which they discharged their sTdaous fires which
have occurred during the past week.
W. CHAMBERS, sscre,ary - ll mi iSs
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Eds. Crescent-Pease announce L. u. GAIRHME
Independent candidate for the office of Recorder the Second
/ Municipality, and oblige [fylIl MANY Vo1 RRs.
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s49eOthe1' .Al'riUNL!
"Steamship Ohio"

Sf1eOEfle1' sH1'1'1CVL!
"Steamship Ohio"
T HEo,. A. JAMES &CO.
Fashionable Clothing Establishment,
No. 50 Common street, betosex Teranda Hotel
and Henolstt's Exchange,
Are opening in addition Spring
and Summer Stock
EXTRA superb MERINO FRocK CoATs;
- DRRss
- FINE ALPACA SAC
- CASHMERE BUSINESS SAC -
. SILK AND LINEN 80
e BLACK SATIN VESTS;
" FINE WHITE MARsBILLRs VRsTs;
-" - FLANNEL GAUzE DRAwRRs patent Lacing);
:" LINEN
- MUSLIN AND TwILLED CoTToN DRAWERS;
- GAUzE FLANNEL SHIRTS;
- LINEN AND LINEN Bosom SHIRTS;
4" CRAvATs ROBES DE CHAMBRE <, etc. upI1 aiptf
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NorokixLs-.Tb The card Of G. A. Tallarie, Notary
Public, Woedson Wren. assistant, 90 Gravler
street, will be seen in our advertising columns.
We have NOT the pleasure Of knowing personally
Mr. Tallarie, but DR.. Wren we have known for a
considerable time, Indeed, there ana few pers.ns
IN the Southwestern portion d the Union more
extensively known than he is ;ssand if there is
dngle opinion Of him, other than thar he ia man
Of remafkabls probily and Of Isuperior business
qualifications, we have YET 70 hear it expressed.
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MxTAIRR CoURsK-7 rottfng.-Goo sport may be an.
tcpaled che 1lt thh Cone. many fayote nags
viii enter the field. f
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Wood n Thompson,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING HOUSE,
CRAGRES, Ne,s Grarada
10 This undersigned have h. day pan neruhp with
The view Of uaniacing General COMMISSION AND FOR
WARD6 BUSINESS and have built large Warehouse nea.
the wharf, where they prepared receive forward Good
across the Isthmus with dispatch, Panama Francisco
H. WOOD.
FREDERICK THOMPSON.
MAUNsEL WHITE d co. Agents,
,,.rx NEW ORLEANS
SAN FRANCISCO, California