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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-20

THE SEARCH FOR SIR JOHN FRANKLIN-We
have been favored With an extract from the log OF
the French whaler, Gen. Teste, Capt. Rossiter, of
which the following is translntion:
August II, lS50-Lal II deg 90 min. n, long
l59 deg. u min W. meridian OF Paris, a low point
of land, Point Barrow, bearing Z. 5. f., sounded
with so fathom lime, but found no bottom no
ice in sight
18Th Noon In the same long, lat. II deg 10
min n, passed several pieces of ice, Point Barrow
in sight, with every facility for getting round
2lst-Lat III deg. 5 min. N, and long. l6O deg
80 min. W., surrounded by ice in every direction
from off the land, aud strong current setting the
ship to the N. E.. obliged to carry sail night
and day TO get further TO the Solth plenty OF
P0lar whales in sight.
Sept 2.-Anchored near Chamiso Island, Kot-
z-huo's Sound found there large clinker built
boat belonging TO IL. B. NJ. ship Plover, and indi-
cations On the island, by signss,affs, erected for
| The purpose, that Provisions were buried on the
23d of August, 1850, - feet South, II deg. West
| and bottle 10 feet further North but the natives
being very numerous and following the crew, we
did 40. take copy of the letter, disturb any,
thing
This season he's been very favorable one for d
passage in the Arctic Ocean, hut during the whole
time Of cruizing in these high latitudes We saw
nothing of the ships boats of the expedition
China Mail, Nov. H.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-20
WERTMULLERS
CELEBRATED PAINTING of DANAE,
Now exhibiting adjoining the Natona Gallery Of
Fine Arts, IL st. Charles st., up stairs
ADMISSION. SO cents

or all the choice Pictures remaining with evidences
~ of surprising taste and skill in the o. the Of n
time none perhaps, compare with the stpjsct o. is
notice. DANAE. painted by Rudolf Uck Weituulitr y no
hOnored America by making the home oil his adoptn ard
closing his life on is soil When DASAE originally pro
metropolis electrified enthusiasm surpa,sns any
thing accustomed by similar event, and the Painting
pronounced be fully equal production
OF the older masters ard the author elevated to COM
msning poon in the temple OF fame. None even now
to he iound bold enough cap the faues symmetry OF
the iom the graceful POSTURE the life ike coorns or the
mlcess beauty of The countenance. Rnhed 10 an Amos
phere of the light the modest the engaging
sweetness o cSpresson, combined witt the exquisite grace
and endsang tenderness OF the congestion. render SO
delicate and truly chae the refined mind, as sponane-
ously to force the declaration that painting oil supa
beauty, possessing the unTyaet interest anu VIII
staud glorious monument of the authors talent
Wertmuler was engaged upon this Picture more thnh
eighteen months, having paid hun,,ed guneas for the
loyeliest living models Of Paris II has passed throush
triumphant both continents. winning the universal
admiration oil connosseurs, and, bg unexHmped merit
forcing the owners Of rival paintings by the old masters TO
concede lis superiority, fei5 u
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-20
Second Municipality Lyceugn.

NJ The Lectures the Lyesuur Hall will he delivered
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at 7 o'clock r. NJ.
The distinguished Dr. J. LAWRENCE SMITH is engaged TO
deliver twelve Lectures upon subject Of Chemistry He viii t
followed by other learned Professors upon different department. Of
Science during the contemplated by the ordnance
atns the Library and Lyeeum
The Of admission the whole Course Of these
fullows
Ticket admitting gentleman &5
Ticket single 50
nc Ticket be obtained from the Librarian
Municipality ball. ia2i
~" DR.. 8. w. Dalton, whose duty it ia vaccinate
those Children Of the Ppbc Schools II Second Auncpshy
who require End desire IT, hiss hen for veeks prevented
by Sickness be able and prepared
to discharge that duty and the Pnerss and Teachers Of
the Schools send such ehd HE cee for that popo
Others desirine protection against the SMALL P0x,
res. eeay invited call at his coe, 175 Ccss street. jan
-s>e-
kT Notice is hereby given that application has been
the Lousians state Bank for the Of Duplicate Cerf
No. iiss January 81 1885 of 2lo shares fun psi
the Louisiana State Bank in the Of JOSEPH F0N ER J
the original of which has been lost or mslad W. BodARr,
lsTsod Curator u the Estate Of J. Fowler, Jr
TT Nctice.-The undersigned has resumed business on
his and will aid in the liquidation of the affairs OF the
LEvERcH CO, dissolved by the u Mr.
EDWARD J. WALSH. 80 w. F. LEvERICH.
@s>s-
Succession of John McDonOgh.
NJ persons indebted the Succession Of JOHN McpoN
Estate otherwise legal be taken for
unlqujaed claims; and those having claims
against will present them the office said Executors,
Of Cusomhouse and Royal streets
G. RosELIus,
+. b. D'AQUIS. T..,.ron,,.u
w. z. LEvkRIcHs Eracntnrs
A. ID. CRossMAN, ''
ja16f j. SPEAR SMITH,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-20

The first bank under the general law OF New
Jersey has been organized, and the required certf-
cate filed with the Secretary of State. 1t is to be
called the Ocean Bank, and to be located at Bergen
Iron Works, in Ocean county. The capital is
$4,000, and is secured by United States six per
cent stncks
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-20

lNoeln the First municipality designated in the lowing
.ate y mlD the Nos 81 the Railroad aud
In Nos above
No. being Faboat Landing la Third fu3)
and No
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-20

Application has been made to the military com
mandant AT Macknaw for the Interpolation of
United States troops 10 protect the rights and gov
eminent at Beaver Island from the outrage Of the
Murmons.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-20

A new clipper ship, to be called the N. B.
Palmer, was launched at New York ON the Sth.
She was built for the Canton trade and is owned
by A. Low Il Co.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-20
List of Vessels in Port Not Cleared.

John Thomas the murderer of Stephens, was to
have been executed at St. Louis on the 18th.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-20

l. TEAS ever offered ior
sale IN this city. and at lower
prices. These TK.s areoi
the latest importation, and
OF the most choice qualities
grown in Z b ina, having
been selected with great
care. For the use of fam
lilies they are put up IN
small quantities in well ST.
cured metallic packages, SO
as 10 preserve their fra
GRANGE as long as in the
chests
eR"City retail dealers.
county merchants. steam
boats, ships and hotels sup
piled with every dnscrip.
ton ofTEAs, in chests, half
M "a ....4 - ~. h.aa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-20
NOTICES.


eV An adiousned meeting of the BOARD of MaysbaI< of
,he fne Deparent 81 this city. will held the Hall Of
Louisiana lose Compa.y Of Carondeet and Perddo
streets, THURSDAY EVENING NEXT a0tb ms,
at O'Clock. foil and ppncsual .tss.snc . sons.,ed
BY order of the Grand Marshal.
feis A. MOULTON, Secretary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-20

u. Az persons having claims e Fire Dp.r,.s Al
this city requested hand hem in under.ir
before the nth
BERNARD WHKELEHAS, ros. Magazine and Canal
UANIEL e. BIscoE, Magazine and Coenou Ia.
EDWARD u FosDIcK, 81 Camp street.
RUFUS l.. BRUCE. % Canal street fsI5 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-20

t tn,ta,, 49, cDi0 Fair ,., I2zSlB i3Is
Middlne ...... i0J "a 10zs Good Fair nominal
Good Midding. IL tae Iis GOOD and Fine. nominal
TobaccO-We did not hear Of sale
sugnr-There good demand. with sales Of 1000 hhds
al tie reduced rates of f1iliD51sc for Fair.
Molasses-The inquiry moderate, with sales Of 1890
bbs 2525 for ordinary and 261sc " gallon for prime
lots
FiOur-The market continues dull and the sales reached
barely 1000 bbs, including 400 bbs Ohio. from the Leyee
at ~ 90 300 at - 05D "a Nh 500 from haboat in lots
and 400 from store at "a TO- and 100 st. Louis at u 81
" Dbl.
Grain-The inquiry for Corn good. with sales of 500
sacks, including 1890 inferior 60D6 and 4Oo0 in several
os G2d6lc " buse OF Oats 500 sacks Ohio brou gh
54958c ~ busnel And of Bran, 800 sacks sold 81 Co
81 O5 ~ I00fb.
ProvisiOnaThe business in barrel Pork was confined
all Of dry sailed Meats IS U0 were sold
embracing 30 O0Oo Shoulders the reduced Of Az and
ID UOOib hog round in casks at SIC q b. 25 casks picked
Hams sold at re q ID For Bacon there inquiry
and 175 casks Sides taken, in several lots s. ~
casks Shoulders &c D ID In Lard but little done
and noticed sales Of only 1000 kegs prime g.
bbs fair 75Sc b.. Cheese lower, with sales of loo
boxes Western at 7c.
COfee--There fair demand. and $3.50 bags Rio
disposed Of at l03ifGDl1c W ID.
Rope-25O coils prime sold at Sac cash.
Tara lot of 200 bbls Wilmington was taken at o. 90
y Dbl.
Dried Fruit-20. 0O0ib sold at 31<c q b.
Whixky-Sti lower. Sales 80 bbls Rectied at 2aJs
and 100, in several lots, at 24s4G25c gallon
Exchanges Rates lower. We quote Sterling at
1074CDl0S; New York 60 day bills 2zD3 per cent disc
Sight Checks l@11a per cent disc.
Freights-Advancing. A American ship taken MP
for Liverpool at 1Il6d and for Havfe lac for Cotton
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-20
FAMILY GROCERIES, ETC.

FAMILY GROCERIES, ETC.
CHARLES sToUGHTON,
GROCER AND WINE MERCHANT,
No. "a Camp street.
TEAs-of various kinds and qualities;
L Coffee :. =;
WEE inss :. :. :. :. =:
London Porter and Scotch Ale;
Prnnss ss 11i., f,s rS and pi sna
holas'es and syrugs OF al, Qualities;
Fs s%s sG ""a 1sd R ses e'''"'''
Constantly hand BY continually receiving and for sale
on the most reasonable terms JAIL lys
SUNDRiEs-
,S 4 Ssss' I es$:;a4, Candles.
iissss k l.'sain'a ::
So pafG,srsss. SEC co; s Rsi.,as;
p boxes Blue Grass kentucFT Cheese;
8 bags old Government Java Coffee;
l50 :. prime Havana -;
100 :. Sumatra Pepper;
100 :. Race ginger r. ,s,.
fel4 sisp GoobRIcH CO y and y Common st.
A D. GRIEFF 81 co, Nos 49, 40 and AZ Old
~ Levee. and No 10 Front Levee offer for sale in lots
1000 Kegs Western But,er-yarious sized packages;
80, go GIkins j, Prime Gossenmno; n.;. c,.
barre Wf:.efS s%f E1s saa S. Cheese
1uo barrels Prime Newark Cider
| $50 packages Northern Refined Sugar;
| 800 boxes Star Cnndles-Rest Cincinnati brands
s Ssss: Ss% ssG; Tasx Candles.
| so barrels Pckles-in vinegar;
400 boxes Assorted Pickles. Keichups, Pie Fruits.
Il Underwood's, We's Miller and Provost's, etc;
800 boxes soop-Nor,hern and Western;
$40 boxes Spices;
80 bags Pepper
100 bags Rio and Havana Coffee;
10000 pounds Dried Apples
40 boxes Coiish
100 barrels Mackere-Nos. 1, 2 and g.;
300 packages CSanberries;
go dozen Brooms.Northern and Western 90,
30 pkgs Virginia Manufactured robacc0-5's and SIS
$50 pigs Imperial ard Gunpowder Tea;
100 hf chests PonebongDo. three to the pound
900 boxes Fox's Starch, ETC., etc., etc.
Which will be sold at the lowest market for cash
| approved city acceptancss. fell I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-20

LIVERPOOL-Fer chip Eudocia: 700 tons salt order.
NEW YORk-Fer ship Nicksburg: Assorted mdse.
BDSTON-Per ship Faneul Halt: Assorted mdse.
BOSTON-Pet bark Forest Prince: Assorted mdse.
HAV ANA-Per brig Sophia: 800 hhds mossses TO Jos
Mitchell.
BoNAIRE-Per brig Cleopatra: Salt To order
SAVANNAi-Per brig Sarah Nash: 800 les rice to 8 l.
4 e |. levy and order
APALACIICOLA-Per brig Machigonne: 420 bales
cottoG Jury eco.
APALACniCOLA-Per sclr Jane: 1877 bales cotton to
order
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-20
UNION GALLERY,
No. 10 st. Charles street, up stairs.

FXHIBlTION of Select. Ancient and Modern PAINT
" lNGS-The Ne Plus Ultra of the Art Of Painting.
VIEW OF TEsERIfEk, with gorgeous sunset by the ce
hrated debrand Painter to the King of Prussia CHRIST
BEING CROWNED WILHfHoRNs, by Ludoyco Csracci...
MEAr, by Sir Dayid Willie; fine .pecmen of painting
from the Pencil Of Beard entitled The SouArTERs.. Por
specimens Of Ancient and Modern AT forming the best
s- Single Ticke's so cents; Family Season Ticket %
eY Each person visiting the Union Gallery viii be emit
tied, without extra charge, chance the Gratuous Dis
rbuUn OF Fifteen Paintings. he Armstrong; En-
change Royal street, which will take place the LIST day OF
May. 1851.
"" Open during the Day and Evening. fei3 If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-20

CUAGRES-Per steamship MeXico Suniry mtse.
NEW YORk-Per ship Oswvgo: 5T bales cotton, SO do
skins 93 hhds sugar ia bb 4s hhds tobacco, u
cta butter ~ ds bacon AS M hhds 4i hams, "a "a
bbs h uders, so bbls pork aU do red oil, lS do lard oil
12 do OIL Is do beans l40 do -four 49i hides 100 bxs
candles, IL chs dye stuff II bbs clover Seed IS timothy
seed q bbs 10 oxhos IL fus TO
dry goods.
LiVERPOoL--Per ship Jane 2O79 bales cotton, 275 ties
beef, 3 ties hams, 1042 bbls flour. 100 do tallow.
LIVERPOOL Per ship Meridian: 420O bales cotton, s7l
bxs li0 hhis bacon, ~ ties beef, 7Ot0 slaves.
ARCHAEOLOGICAL fchr Victoria: 10 hhds sugar,
$50 bb -four Ia bbls whisky ~ do pork, 20 DO bread ~
hams 81 kegs lard cks bacon 800 bags conn., 81 do coffee
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-20
Rheumatism, Neuralgia ana Gout.
A Speedy Cure Gmaraatied.

A Speedy Care Gmarantied
MITCHELL'S INDIAN RHEUMATIC En-
lVl TRACT, which has effected many wonderful
year. offered for ssIe No ~ Mssazne street. This
harmless Dr.. 4. Weaths rfod, Major Thomas Hicks
]. =; semple. John Milburn, VIM Graham. WIN; Bull, x
and vicinity, testify to s powerful effect. in Of from
ors stana, OF which has failed
to cure.
fyy~ Call and get circular tf'
RAYMOND& PATTEN, Louisville. KY,
jaN 1ms Sole Agents for the United States
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN-JAMEs G.
IL BgLpEN, N. D.. 10 Carondelet street jaSd&w
CaUII,Nl P.,, a. r-,ps,~1 ,nn4a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-20
STI1dSON 4 CO.'S
A Esn -
New York, New Orleans and Mobile
EVPRESS


CONNECTING with the swiftest and most
~ responsible Expresses between the principal towns in
Maine, New Damshipe, Vermont Massachusetts Rhode
Island Connecticut. Lower Canada, New State ea.
ana, Ohio, Illinois, the Western States generally the Mis-.
sssppi and Alabama River towns and the places
in Georgia and the Caroinas.
e1" Our facilities extensive and perfect. that
the safe and speedy transportation Of
TRUNKS, PACKAGES and VALUA BLE PARCELS,
from end Of the country to the Other and between the
most remote points
From many years. experience in the Express business
while connected with Messrs. ADAMS Co., and our nu
merou advantages in other respects not the least oil which
Is the confidence and patronage OF the Newfork commu
nity feel assured that shall give the
most entire satisfaction friends the Jewellers, Bankers
and Merchants generally.
We beg leave to call attention California ExpresOm
NewOreans, and Express between New Orleans and
street. NewYork. fei5 2mis
SHAKESPEARE IRON FOUNDRY,
POS Girod Street, Nec Orleans.
WHEELER, PErTEES IL CO., would res
70 Dc ,STEAMgOAT WORK, and build SUGAR MILL
and Saw Min n a 6fS1HSns and ap pspSf fsIR1S
nen Us urn Fables Stay Plates. Switches Chairs etc., on
@ LANES OF various sizes we enabled TO turn and
pore IRON ahh Brass work OF almost all kinds.
pfue9s ior Colnmus Pipes, Wheels, Furnace Mouths,
craze Bars Store Fronts Iron Shutters and Doors Gal cry
Girers, StOye Plates Ven,il,tnrs sash Wspbs otto will
meet with prompt attention. - ~
The Blaekam, department is fitted IN enable workmen
TO execute any orders that may be received.
Orders from Plantations punciuy attended to- which
WEHE WakR, PaESTrEEs & co, Nsyot!saus. La.
- c. PErTEES, S. SWOOP
SARDINES--In whole, half and quarter boxes,
~ iof sale by A. F. COCHRAN. Tehouptoulas st,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-20


Ship vcksburg. Berry. from New York 81 inst, TO Cohen
list
Ship Faneu Hall. Sears, 1a1s days from Boston. 10 Geo w
Hynson-2d my.
Br snip Eudoea, Bannerman from Liverpool 18th Dec, to
master-3d my.
Bark Forest Prince. Crowel. IS days from Boston, master
Id
Brig Sophia Wyman. days from Havana. to Chss Deake
&co-Lafayelte.
Brig Cleopatra, Kemp q days from Bonaifa to master
Brig Nacfigonns. Chambers. days from Apaachcoa, to
master--2d nay
Brig Sarah Nash, Gchst, Is days from Savannah to mas
te!-2d my.
schr jane Smith. 2days from Apalachcola to maser-2m
STEAMBOATS,.
Aleck Scott Swon, from 81 Louis
Anna, Johnson from Monticello. m
Anna No 2. Iabarthe, from II MartiDsvll.e.
Gen Taylor. Trinidad, from DonaldsOnville.
Gov Bent, Brandenburg, from White River.
Music, Streck, from baiuurche.
Matilda Jane, -, from the Coast.
Paul Anderson Gray, from Ptsburg.
s w Downs (new), Canon. from Louisville.
Towboat Diamond. Lapace, from the Passestowed down
and the 10Th inst, ship John Tooe; the 6 H.
ship Oregon-brought up ships VickEburg and Faneuil
Hail.
Towloat NJ Steck, Chambers, from the Passes-towed
down aud the 18th inst, ship st Louis-brough t
up brgs Sophia and Cleopatra.
Towboa PhenX. Crowell from the assestowed down and
the 18Th inst, ships Halcy0n and Unicorn
brought up ship Eud cia bark Forest Prince, scr Jane
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-20
Education.
OGLETHORPE UNIVERSITY, GA.

THE SCHOLARSHIP PLAN adopted by this
Institution presents the parents guardians, and the
philantopc liberal finished education than
has been offered by other Literary Institution the
For the of hundred dollars advance,
script will be ssued which entities the holder TO have whole
family of boys educated without further charge for
tuiton and Tor the payment of five hundred dollars
sill be given emitting the holder and his legal representatives
TO have perpetua ly scholar Ia the Institution.
The hi Oh literary character OF the Faculty, well the
heahness of the location and the moral trauing Of the
dents makes the desirable Of the
South Tor the education of our youth.
For particular Information relative the Institution app
cation made her Of the undersigned, who tho
authorized Agents fus l.ousslAnA:
| lM.W. FICTION 1863 Caronaelet st.
JIG. DUNLAP, 54 Camp ST..
| felO BIN w. r. CAMPBELI. S. Gnvier st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-20

signOr Vito Wits extensive and unreserved sale
of Marble statuary, Alabaster Sculpture, superb
Mosaic Tables richly carved Bordegio, Euuscan do.
and a variety of fancy and useful articles
BY n. VIGN1E, AuctiOneer.
FRIDAY February u ls5 10 o'clock-Wi sod No.
Ioi ST. Charles PoydEas street, and opposite the
The will consist part Of superb antique Egyptian
Marble Bust Piaco Gecian workmanship Busts Niobe
Hercules H,h Altert Victoria, Apollo
suitable wa Of Basso Reevo Figure of AItsmisia
ALABAsTER SCULPTURE.
Struggle La Cleopsrn Dancing Girl Baceo and Arsnna
II ulo dAmore Aanaster Vases Agate Escan
snpery ylto
Gard Baskets Tsze nkstan, FRUITS Paper Weights, Candle
STICKS, Roman Lanterns.
FRENCH CHINA.
Superb Set gilt band and Bouquet Tea
Rocaghe Canjeschs Bouquet Vases Paper Holder.
Perfume BotLes Night Lamps.
PAPER MAcHE.
Rich Tables, naid with Peafi; Worhsnnd, Portfolios, Fire
Ecfeens
BOHEMIAN GLASS.
Rich Optical Ruby Blue Vases Diamond
richly Bottles Tumbera
Solar Lamps Silver plated Baskets French Wine Services richly
Four Mosaic Tables Of new style of workmanship
t- The above mpo
Italy, France and Germany always kept the refined
oil the citizens OF New Orleans.
visitors Thursday Goth
10 o'clock, the which
pany the ladies' and gentlemen OF New Orleans and victiy
respectfully solicited. fels
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-20

eT- NOtice.-Tbe Committee appointed for obtaining
subscriptions Rebuilding the ST. CHARLES HOTEL viii
please call Nessrs. gsrron sines No As Canal street.
their Subscription Books.
~ The will daily he Oss
Of H. T. LoNsDALE, Esq No. 81 Grsvier hsfas
o'eiock la23d Signed, II. C. CANNACk, Chairman.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-20

chests IL ID and Id boxes with the small metallic pack.
jaN 6m A. II. DONALDSON Importer.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-20
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE 2so ST. So N.-LoserruDr soo w lin Time sa


Steamship Mexico, Talbot, Chasres, Harris & Morgan
Ship Meridian, Manson. Liverpool, Gfney II Lowell
Ship Oswego, Cornell, New York, Fos1ick &co
Or ship Jane, Hunter, Liverpool, Maxwell &cO
Schr Victoria, Giant, Apalachieola, Wood L. Low
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-20

Raisi Rasins ............... Rasins.
BY SYKES, HYDE d. co.
I'R1DAY, February 81 at half past 10 O'Clock Will cold
store 70 Magazine .uret, 10 close cansgnments-
90 whole boxes hIR hAIS!NS.
1000 half do. do. do.
$50 quarter do. do. do.
$50 bags ALMONDS
Terms o sale. felg
French Cloths. Ca ssimeres. and. .Doeskins
BY j. IL. BLACHE g. co.
FRIDAY February 10 ococs-Nl be sold WITHOUT
4 RESERVE, their Tnon, No II Charres
IS pieces of black and ccoed French CLOTHS,
AID Dtb
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-20
MADAME EMERY,

The Seventh Daughter Of the Gypsy FAMILY,
pEGS LEAVE inform the Orleans that she
ID her residence 23s
julia and st Joseph where will happy Inform
of the PRESENT and the FUTURE.
PsLsde and Gentlemen wishing know the circumstances
which them and likewise prospects, will do
well by calling Madame l.. Price so
Hours from TO u, A. h and p. NJ. a6 6w'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-20
SHERMAN'S
PAJENT PREMIUM
A 3 D q M T N A L
SUPPER TER

The heat most elastic and in ysf
The OF the compaint-theb bearing down feeling p
the bottom lungs aide and hacs
the whites, In pregnancy its prevents
in fact Indispensable TO the comfort Of every dses.s
be referred the wife OF very celebrated phy.csn Of IA
city, who using with perfect satisiactqn aSf
several other patent supporters without any rehsi
clans respectfully invited to call and examine ue ~
aent at tine propriet0rs 10 St. Charies street
practice have had occasion to examine anu a4p
toasted Abdominal Supporters 10 sa,s
adaped aud eumer TO ne N D.
Philadelphia, Aug u.s. 1873 wa, ~ s.rrls st--part Of
1 ins eensnsd 4. INV ned hy were vsry srea TO-
Ting until Of NJ ~ -r,n q ar-
Il enahed 10 Sofs au"at 80 Ar.u
arrr health AID eheesfntnsss
OOFFEE-35o bags Rio and Havana. for sale by
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-20
AUCTION SALES.

Furniture, Pian0f0res, French Mirrors. New
Gig Harness, Platform scales, Cooking Stoves,
Carpets, Gallery, Fowng Pieces, etc. etc. -
BY VIM. p. SCOTT, AuctiOneer.
little Old AUCTION Mart, 81 Camp street.
THIS DAY Frnary %, halfpa 10 o'cioeh-wm be sold to
i the highesi bidder
large Of New and Second hand FURNITURE,
including % single and double Bdsesds so old Mat
trestes, Cd Cooking Stoves.
One fne Rosewood Piano, nearly new;
One Gig Harnsss;
One Plaifsrn Scsi-a, in fair order;
Sir splendid Freneh Mirrors. psrf Of lsrge size;
Five pieces Common Ingrs-n Cafpets;
900 dozen poet and DIRK kbis-. splendid Douhe and
Single barrel FOwng Pieces and variety Of other articles
imsc ash. ,2n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-20
NTAnANtE nUVELJ,

pESPECTFULY the Ladies Gentlemen Of New
Orleans that she Just arrived from Eup and he
Residence No 49, EpianHde
the Present. Past Fnture Consultation
Gentlemen 81 Ladies SOC. felS lw