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10 you, for my hours are indeed few. | think
may not see another morning on earth. ! have
Of late suffered much about midnight, from ex.
IRENE difficulty Of breathing, and something tells
me that shall not survive another such season
But | am not dismayed God is yet with me in
His sustaining Spirit and | fear no evil
And now, my husband, before | 90, let me
thank and bless you for all your tenderness and
patience toward me, in the years gone by. And,
oh let me implore you not to sorrow too bitterly
when am dead. We have been very happy in
one another's love, and in our children-our chill
dren still left TO you. Can you not say, blessed
be the name Of the Lordl'
Z" enclose with this my hair, just severed from
my head. | remember to have often heard you
say that you might never have loved me but for
this happy attraction-my one beauty. | desired
my sister TO cut it for you and she tried to do So
but the scissors fell from her hand, and she went
out sobbing bitterly. Then looked around with
troubled expression, | suppose, on our Fred
eric He understood il, came at once to my side
and calmly, though with some tears, cut from the
head Of his dying mother this sad legacy for his
poor absent father Is he not a noble boy2
al will not say to you, farewell forever, for
know your living faith in God, who win bring ut
home, where there shall be no more pain, MOI
sorrow, nor crying And, Frederic, il il be per.
mlJttu, I Will see you onCe TuOEe, even utTC. Y
me IL seems that my love would find you, wher-
ever you might be in the wide universe Of God
and that my freed spirit would seek you first
over the deep, through night and tempest, cleav-
ing your way to its side. But as Heaven willeth,
il shall be-
"And now, FAREWELL best and dearest, fare
WE'LL My beloved my beloved oh, that
could compress into human words the divine
measure Of the love which glows and yearns in
my heart at this hour! That love the frost Of
death cannot chill the night of the grave cannot
quench. 1t is bound up with the immortal life of
my sou-it shall live for thee in the heavens, and
be thy eternal possession there.
May God comfort thee in thy loneliness my
love, my husband.
Again, again FAREWELL Now, indeed, the
bitterness Of death is past. And yet, once more,
tarsrrsH' Thy DoRAo
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For the National Era.
OUR PILGRIM LIFE.

We're pilgrims-and the path Of life
No wilderness would be,
five would cast aside cur strife
And hollow mockery,
And scatter words Of gentleness
And holy deeds around,
Like blossoms which shall brightly CLEAN
Upon the verdsnt ground
Made fragrant by the thoughts Of love,
Which like the dews Of night
Shall sparkle like the crystal, clear,
In mornings golden light.
Around us all ten thousand cords
Mysteriously are twined,
Unseen as is the air we breathe,
Yet binding mind TO mind;
And every thought, and every tone,
Upon those cords will thrill,
With discord or with melody,
Just as our spirits icaL
Then let us, in our pilgrim life,
Touch lightly those strange strings,
And music wake in other hearts
That share our journeyings.
S. E. G.
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81 wrote the foregoing, dear Frederic, more
than two weeks sgoj and now must say farewell
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THE NATIONAL ERA.
WASHINGTON, MAY 10, 1851.
BY MARY IRVING.

A FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION"
"From every temple Of the free
A nations song asCends to Hssyenw
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THE DARKENED EASEMENT.
BY GRACE GREENWOOD.

CHAPTER |.
What lit your eyes with fearful power,
Like moonlight ON a falling showeri
Who lent ycu, love, your mortal dover,
OFFENSIVE thought and aspect pale,
Your melancholy sweet and frail
As perfume of the cuckoo lowerl
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~C UTION!N
PERSONS RUPTURED shouh b swars lhst they hsvs
NO security aeeinst STRANGULATEDHERn
with ell it Eoress. but IN properly constructed
and well adaptsd THUSS.i
SHERMAN'S
! IT r u S s.
RUPTURE REMEDY
WILL EFFECT A PERNANENr
q u R

This truss b entirely difsssnA fisa 81 sahRsin torn
and pdncipe Of notion. N.Y. eect pog ellths
shs variope kinds hesseiass IN Mss. tn Nor
natural beus cumparativey light N bad RuDusu; esn b
regulated aid Brought bear directly the hsnal
inEs, thereby afiosdns ssclry II al d.. ewes anass III
most exercise. BY it, use Sea fitted BY the psopfe
Tor OF skfuI Surgeon ths weaver b placed beyond III
dango snans qation. any oshe. painful depGeou
Il common practice Tor persons aicaed with Hernia
to sssct lrun and apply to themseva It. bad
understand Anatomy, and familiar with The
Rppurs Let b. remembered that the best Truss may b.
ninrOps, il does moi suit the form of Rapture applied to
and !; M PEGGY 6tsd ThssIpre hay. co,cadsd {
at my ofBce. 10 81. CHAkLEs SIRE ar, NewOrlean e
Observe the Of the keD dow mhIt1sd& W
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s.,.s a.-.ae, rs.1... Msw OsLsAss. Jay p M.
: sss siss - - 9v~ss.ss = ss,rs-isg 3 20 ~
49, 'nenas sae sssss yes graceful acknowledged.
rs. s.s.as ! h.ss received ~ Jour assasss sfshs
TIP CANCERS On my right - pkAek 12ne.ss
10y o. gate vsa, 40 NY - - sv,<.r..1 80
thsssssklg sdcsssss ND sF asnss. A.. ~. ,ovnspt
ss1r vssA have Ioss labsss1 ~ ssaG r. - 4. 80
qs.s 70 srpsss u eagssst s.Gssss LIZ essi IL d.
Iam too, paresIasly u - saG y ys.s ~ k,r.r -
sAsssed, ill vks hnov tss11. Lnuz ~ $500
osssa,d = Tor 4 nsstAss - pnssus = ~
(shn uvlhs 4 aists ngtsas's = prssssayJ aaJ4sn \
= Iris desson, desrous vas = sS nd n ues tptn
ths vai knoeHasd harsd 6 ny exsves - Is =
Isasr period Bat jpdes Of my disappsasneze - 49,
,h.y Asssd In much form thsn shsy sss sde- o.
0bs usssed end propcusesd em eeh sosAss. applied
700, s,ssIss vh little hope rpief at ai ts
D. Gp in shon had pIsesd mach cosed<ses. - ~ I
sdecs essal Bot you told that ysu could hd
that pssy ssd .ss tas uoud vHnsse< ss1 = q
sppsar.ssssy hsvs f6asd pour psoaiss. as1 ss4 ~
res 1nsy What your msdsine psSs, Daat
feel hss sey Al !, ~ - sppsssisss yssr-ssa p~
vssaaee aad vsssliass. - ssss isiaY9nsr
pssnt vsA - ~ "a - II - shssd
s,us1 v ~ apssseioa Of - hanA Btf ihanhs ~
rfsv1ses, NJ - - yssr vAlskis vsess dat ths ns
tass y svass- uy hard eased. ~, = -. n
-v~y r-psesfsiy, you osnss4 ~ sAsAsltssvisl :.
jyis IN JOdN 3. BoYr. Hansk
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DUNN CLEAN, BALDWIN county, A[a.-The
lndsssnsd hss purchsasd th: fashicss ~ ~s,ss -
snisstainnsnt Of tI.nsieet and permsnsnt fussts
Tee Hotel dsixhfay stuated " ihe ess.esn shos q
Moib Bay ab0dt midway tom the CITY Of Mdbs ~ ths
Gulf Of s1ico AID h within iy yards ef ~ wale q hs
Bey. which bns clear and sa with ~ 1850 and d.sl
bathing: Tbs bnid1ss ~ new. calE sop,h. viii
e nsss..s .nd 70 Se,Sc, sas Ssco.' Calf b's.
lmgssdiaey Il re q bssstsul grove Seslf mils ~
the rambler from ths mii.diy sun rurs sping Waies il
supplied N tn c!sl BY tbs disiancs Of half
Good carriage roads ard wall shave be . made. sHs
A suooession Of Pie Hills from the back country.
In The vicinity of the H0lsl. -
IN s S % r.. ~. x s r.
bea ss!ecoes Of he Mobile and Nsw0qaas m.sAsts. AZ,
ME undivided attention given the 81 thu
and pleasure his gnssis. JULIUS TIT. Pso rietS
q. safs and sassnt steam veas. heik expressg 70
the puFposs, will ply censtanty bs,yssn Mobile and Ren
Ceas-and fine saboau always hand fs The NE g vni
tom. 81 jpo N
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Ms1ss Ascay.-Anne Miles was called in Court
yesterday to answer the charge Of Sighting. and dis
turbing the pence of everybody about the premises
Of Mr.. Edward King, who resides on 81. Thomas
street. Anne was, in this instance, Miles away.
Her bond was called in Court, and declared for
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-01

CAo1ro.-in Glasgow, Mo-, for the ten dsy,
ending the 23d ul, there were fourteen deaths from
one cholers interment. There ware twenty-five
deaths in Quincy, Ill, for the week ending ii.
18th, Of which seventeen were from cholera. Th,
cholera has broken out in the Illinois Penitenliuy
at Alton, and sixteen convieu had died at the has
accounts. On the Ohio and Upper Mississippi
passengers on steamboats,, every now and then
offer case of cholera. 81 ~, -
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Runa,pays. - We understand that large camp
Of runa way negroes, on Morris Island, numbering
some twenty OF thirty negroes, many Of whom
have been OUT for several years, was TWO or .hle5
Two of them ailerw ards made their escape, the
Others were brought 70 the cny and lodged in the
Work-house. WI understand, that they have been
the habit of visiting the city two or three times
week, for the purpose Of making purchases.
most Of the party, which hope will efIectually
put end Of fins of Migrants IN our vicinity
f, (Charieston Is. CT Standard.
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Effects Of Lightning-Six horses and one mule
were killed by one stroke Of lightning, on Wednes-
day last, owned by our friend MI. Robert T. Ban-
chard. They were all in cluster under tree
which attracted the fluid. lMaysvil!e Eagle, 18th
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Found DrSnk.-'Twas only couple Of days
ago that Mistress Anne Scuy was fined 50 for
being "leetle" high. Yesterday she was sent
to prison for 80 daysby Alderman Etter, for Sec
ond edition of the offence. Mary Smith, like Of.
fence, like punishment John Hickey was fined
IS for being drunk.
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Asssaslt ond Battsry.-John johnson and VIII
liam Cahoon, charged with knocking down, kick.
ing and severely beating, one John Bolan, on the
9th inst, ON Magazine street, were yesterday
srraigned on the charge, and remanded for final
examination to the 5th proximo. Patrick Cox,
charged with assault and battery on Mrs. Rosanna
0aas her, Of Girod street, will be examined in full
on the charge this day.
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Breach Of tho Psacs-Peter Wells, who stood
charged by George w. billiard with breach Of the
peace, was yesterday fined $50 for the offence by
Alderman Etter.
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VaSysmt.-James Brown was sent down for 30
days 70 the Work House as = vagrant, under the
hand and seal of Joseph Etter, Alderman Of the
Fourth Ward, and ex-officio Justice Of the Peace,
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KossutA.-A lengthy letter from Louis Kosmth,
the Hungarian prisoner, appears in the papers.
dated Kutahia, May 6, addressed 70 H. A. Harris,
Esq, Charge a'Afaires I'D interim Of the Uaited
States, at Constansinepie 1t is most indignant At
the rebqke, as he says, "given by the Turkish
Minister to the generous proposition Of our glorious
oountry's Congress and government" since which
be says an Austrian commissary has arrived to put
the barbarous decision Of the Porte perempteriiy
into execution; he deprecates the cowardice Of
Turkey says he has NO faith in her promises L
him, and says he is doomed to perish at Kutahia
We hope something may yet occur to break hi,
captivity, and set the glorious chieftain free
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STEAMBOATS,
Mobile and the Lake Packets

e: X: y; &c: e. : ::
e i ns s= % Hcssi iss.ss
~ Is R.,osd daily. on tSs svsl a IL
"a. Mi 81 % Mobile will hereafter lsav. III.
'is Of Dc agent a 2 S SsSi;; .Sss i'm. r.
.K- sseaaer CALlFHkNlA-su mneF
JSs;.n ins sMi:1 Bay ~ FIN
ssssii WIN
s,,il V
Z; ss:!I
C s.%1 .A.s s:ss@ss e. ai'. &,
s5 .sd 60 sss .sd :pssdis Ss..sss s
p.s:t built ssspss:y The L.!: v.s: Vim
ss .s:
Ing /: .pd v Ds.S
Y; Z: So =:
tHHii T. is,s
s.. III ss ri a "a
sssok ~ nd :y ,;; rnd:y evening
. % III TsSa S;sSSsssd z.: ss Is s e ;.:
q Biloxi sumupsr and winter packet Z hiN.
San ss %..
hsr f...r s 70 and from he watering plaoss oows-
s.a.a:s .. :,a.:i Monday y.: . y.
% sssS.. !: s s:,: E Es::sss
Friday. i0A. 4. can. Friday .;,..... 81. \.
AZ n 5: .ss s
s.r y E STass y g !; ]: 81: :
SHIPPING.
f f.sz.. 5s.s H.; ~ ~ a. 49,.
- .Wsss-fhs apisndid ssssssip iSKBiii.. Capt Rei
ii ~ n .:ss E. re:
g 81 ~ - 4 ssch 'ah; lssvaa Chass
AArBa % PASSAGE: :.
aasyse: =; e GRn ". q savaa'aA.
Rsvs sl,h " ~ ami. -
A..s;. !. o. Ssss o Is
~ fsss ~ :s.iee H.ss.s 5 - - a. ss;s
~ 6: z :.:: i !, ss:
SSt syssTissis Fl. O 81, II
% W.ss:ss "a nv ps i 8: Ssds' due $50
fi I'll ar''A 's'''. s sypa;g & co. co.~s. <
f q: .I ss' ::.s ~ $500 ExEsfl1l
| bas!a. 1880. will havs di.paaoh fs ny pet I
e. 81 70 slS x iS;iEEr; vi Is /; q o.-... .
DYE FLOUR.-70 bbls Fresh Northern b
A. ~ Fes'. hs~'. 4 -s feEEsp xrNnsrr ! 90.
lCASTOR Oils barrels AdSms' No. / s.
!. z. otsssk SS kxrNErrs u sss...... !.
r iNsEED OIL-so bblA Enelish, Ia ale B
Lis AIM1T = 90. y TshslStsslss 4.
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NEW ORLEANS:
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST

T7e Skafe w. CAnrlee f,n.a,nIve, and 0fAsrs.-
rha Examination az IN. c.,. occuo;ed the time Of
Aldsrman Euer ves.e,d.v for neatly svvo hours
The prosscu,ion alle.ed that Charlep Cammsysr,
Mr.. nj cunnin,h.-' ~ Mis- II. 4. Cunning.
ham 4, 4, /, hcus m. 1oth dhv Of March last. did
fsloniou.lv invsir s,esl and carry away from the
n,.sniuu. ~ a.vsh Cannon. 4. ". c.. negro boy
nams,l pierre. belonginx 10 her that the accused
did ,ben and hare conceal and hide away The boy
IN The prsmises Of ONE Mary Cunningham and
Ma,v Anna Cunningham, on Adsline street,
second Mupicipal,ty. The proaecutrix being called
m The witness stand, deposed that the boy Pierre
BELONGED to her that she had owned him for two
vsa,s that she had paid for him hsrelf, with hsr
own money, 1t private sale that he has been back
In hsr spoasesion month she never NV either
Mn. or Miss Cunningham In her life; she saw Mr..
'Cammeyes at Dr.. Fsnner's room in her house the
boy was taken ont Of the city.
Iaac A. Brown being sworn for the prosecution,
depo1e3 tknt he was engaged ct the building Of
49, Nn. Cunningham; he saw man take
= ~ 9&Uey from thers Identified Mr.. Cammsyer
~ ~ m4o); there was no penon with him Il
wits about the l9h or 90th Of April.
The boy claimed BY Sarah Connof q her pro.
perry, the boy on which the whole proceedings
restsd, was brought into court Of this stage Of the
proceedings, a. well ~ another boy Of The same
name. belonging TO J. L Powers.
On being asked by Alderman Etter TO point out
the boy taken from the building on that day, the
witness pointed 10 Pierre belonging 10 j. L. Powers.
The boy belonging 70 Sarah Connor was not the
boy taken away BY CammeyeF.
NJ. Davis was next sworn. He said he was at
work on the houae of Mr. Cunninuham.. tharr
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Z. - IL - ~ ~
-. 2 1..:.::.:s... g -
FaosR g = 50: 80 !.
nprrratT pnnr6Si1f: 4. LIZ = 1 90 !:
z, - 9 = Z. 5. = r =
s 4. s..sas -. ,..:ss.x ~ ~ ~. = q
e isssy Ksvssscs - ~ sGIsci1IS SseE
EsinS:se1 1fseessss 's & s. & ~ 5 I.
Iss..esa sssss = ess sxe.1
THESE P.;.s..,. 80, =. - 80 ~
-. ~ g - $3.50 ~ n Ss15y1 49,
/; -: 90 - o.: -: =:
ssssjsl171 ~ q r. - 2 -
!: 80 - 60. -. - - ~. ri
= sa = ~ = G. -
s.11;aSS - - y
~, Mss 3 - C.; - -
saasn = 11sli1. q. - = a. 81 ss- ss', i
q - ~. y. z. = :. :<is.Izs
~ = ss.ss,,s.t a 49, - 49,
- go " ~ 49, y -, 9 -. =
49, - 80 - g
- - -. 9 Z.
= - = sssSS is:.ss : .ssssi.s. s. =
~ 1sl6lsllis.1s = ihsss ssssss. 60 n
- r. s7s 1s5s . = ssssS. cssssss, =
ls1.s5I.I g. I...s -, 80
wses - n dssss1sui. 7sSS2 r. - sssSa fsss
K x. !. !. q - :. s,als.s2 -.
- pe1clsss 80 . n 4 l7.
- s.E.r - =. S. fs 4
ss s e $685. e sssi &c: ss -. . Is
uss thus n5dsslssnspq enssose) ~ ~ 49,
~ ths pssnslg ...s Sf 49, - Il -
conse nualed me islusss ~ ~ kSeGn6
sas.ssssu y " wing AID hsy - y 49, Z.
sivs ~ sssIs..ss.u. h.ys cerusbs u eepsse4 -
sspNddsns Aans - u1ssseh A4oaa d $685.
Suauisa.ss Y ths LondoA tssstab kusw wss.psessks
= sgsw..s. Lssa Mshs.. g. elss.as g.
vss.1e.. ~ L,sssssss n:ss -. = sisals s
sss ..s s s..ssy - es.,s.s -, 49,
~ ~ WINGS vs0He - 49, tasasg o -,
ss.a = - - - 49, { -
~ 8. q = Sa.... dsss.s :. ~ =
- ast,s.s .csnaiy wses.. !. =. 80. 81 r
tl@ssa .ss.s 9 Ne las.. Isgssa..s! = -
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Assault aad Battery. - J. Boyer u charged bG
Louis Baums, with assault and battery. Arthur
Daniel il charged with like oasnce against Ed
ward Piednosl. r. Gilmore like ofsacs against
Mary Dilmore. 800 q :.
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Asaanl and Battery s0aA Intsns 70 KiH =
Peter Hunson Will be examined on Saturday psxt,
for assaulting Emile Houillon on Tuesday last in
st. John street. and striking him with piess d
iron. III
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AUCTION SALES.
j. II. CARRERAs'
AUCTION STORE,

LII kndsof Merchandise received his
"A or Private Sale fs-ta
Particular a,enon will bepaid outdoor sales Of Casoe
Household Furniture, etc. y il7 r q :, =
~ Lbsss made invoices Of Goods when sposd
tn be eOd at uction E Nd 6un
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Embezslement. -Theodor Vosin gave bail yes
tesday before Recorder Genois to answer charge
Of smbezzlement made against him by P. E. Dezs
los, to the tune Of s2734 co. 1t is stated that Vol.
sin Obtained goods at the house of Frederic Bonis,
in the year 1850, valued at s39O5 SO. 1t is also
stated that he sold these goods, and only paid on
account of the sale the cum Of 9ll7l %, and that
be refuses to account for the balance or return it's
proceeds; hence the charge of embezzlement.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-01

Breaches Of the Peace in the First Masnics-
paiity-In Cont, between Derbigny and Roman
streets, resdeth one John Blanc. John is the
modern st. Senanus Of the First Municipality
The unholy touch of woman is deemed by him to
be the passport to another and worser' world"
and therefore doth John eschew all the willy ma
chnations Of the sex. Some where in the same
Municipality. dwelleth one Caroline Bachelor,
who taking into consideration that it was not meet
John should be without helpmste, rendered her
services to him, to help to decant three bottles Of
wine, which act Of kindness John Immediately per-
mitted her to carry out The FIST bottle Miss
Caroline undertook to decant for her own use,
according to her view, gathered from the odes Of
AnAcreon. Mr.. Blanc did not relish the apprecia.
ton of this test The other two he determined to
keep for his own immediate use. Upon this deter.
minstion being made known to Caroline, she, lit il
stated, went to Mr.. Blanc's inexpressibles, and
attempted to help herself to the price Of three othel
bottles, if the same could be found on the premises
Wherefore, etc., etc., Miss Caroline was sent fol-
one month to the workhouse as a vagrant.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-01

Conada.-The public debt Of Csnads Is nearly
$20, O00, 900, and recent return TO the House d
Assembly shows that q, 900 600 are on deposit in
the banks belonging to the Governnent.
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The Acting Rscwdmship-On the opening Of
Recorder Caidwel's Court yesterday morning,
Col. Field. az counsel for Mary Anne Moore, and
others, who had been fined on Monday last ss va
grants, and committed to prison in default Of pay
ment of ne called the attention of the Acting Re-
oorder to the decision of the Honorable the Judge
Of the First District Court dschsrging the prison.
ers from prison, on the ground that no alderman
had any authority to act Recorder without hav-
ing been appointed by the Council. On motion,
and after argument Of counsel, the Acting Recor-
der directed the fines which be had imposed upon
| the parties to be RENTED.
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T0bacc0-The sales embraced about $50 hhds olIows:
2hhds. A at Sh. and at * round. *. and
Sat NJ l7S hhds, 100 at 6x. Gu at s. and 10 at "
las hhds % at 81. so at 81. and 81 At X hhds -;
and q hhds. at 2. l At *. and n at &c 2 b..
sugar and Molassos- There was sone inquiry for
sussr. and noticed sales Of several small At the ad
vanced rates Of 5xa6c BE-. Moasss was retailing at
previous rates.
Fl0ur-Ths market quiet and sales limited to 900
bbs including 100 % 00 so superfns st. Louis II
~ 62k 81 at - rs; and 90 g. Louis ground from
new wheat. 1t d S ' Dbl. No dsmasd for Ohio brands
Gfain-Ths demand for Corn continued moderate and
the sass up about 5000 sacks including $50 mixed 1t
AK. 0 II Vs. l0 sacks prime whis. from store, 66 and
$50 yellow At SIC bushs Oats. 900 sks Indiana iod
g. 100 sacks St. Loas a. and 80 sks st. Louis Gin
two los) at 90 ' ot Of 10 sacks Bran sold q
el ' l0OH.
Psovisons-Ws noticed only retail sslss Of Pork II ~i6
0ei6 81 for Mes. Bacon. the principal sails Ii
casks Shouers lots ~ and 10 oaks plain Hams
sugar cured. At 90 ' bOf Busr. 400 kegs Westsu sold
At lie p b. 1890.
h0pe-A lot Of rs coils sold at. ,s.4- ~,
Conee-Sslss 900 bags Rioat9. and 100 q -evn.
Whisky-A lot Of 70 bbls Raw brought go ? gallon,
Kxchanses-Maskst vsy dull: We atill quotes
Steflng lV6fN0
Francs
New Yosk sxty-day Bs 2 Ut. dso
Sight Checks New ' Ct disc TO ct pm.
FreIshts-Ws heard Of NO new engagement.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-01

MIGUEL MERMAuDGzs IRE
~ Is canddas for rv-sscton % CONgIABLe Of the fh
Justice the Peace Third suiespat Essn the third u
Nnxemhsr. InSl. ------. apI0
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-01

Robbery John Henderson alias James Chapman
was committed before the First Dstrict Court yes.
terday by Recorder Genois. There were three
separate af1idavits made against him-one by Ben.
jamin Duncan, who says that while reckoning
come money in house at the corner Of Basin and
Customhouse streets, Mr.. Henderson came the
grab game on him and ran away with $5-the
money was found on his person when arrested.
Another, BY William Many, an officer of the Firs,
Municipality Police, who arrested him while in the
act of running away, at the corner of Canal and
franklin streets, who declares that on bringing
him to the Tieme Guard-house he found a razor
on his person. Simon Boullos, in affidavit No. 3.
swears that Henderson is a notorious vagabond
and had no honest occupation and soforth. Ii
these three crimes be not sufficient to arrant Mr.
Henderson's going before the First District Court,
we know not what is calculated to do so.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-01

THE undersgned respectfully bags leave 70 in.
form - od tdeads and p:iEsas, and The public -
fscsption q tssvelleB and visite0 - H. sasins
ssaeen. Having bsen At ossat sxpsnce n 6aildAgu
upaiFine. etc she recommend ~ house. aOl h.
ta1os a setnt Of aeconmodsioa oeMned9y al lesany.
large and spacsns BALL ROOM. nrpaeiing Il dimes
ao,s Az s!llas room N Bcxi. wheh adnra6H edegtd
% Balls, Pastss~ and puhQe eathsinss gsnssay, lpen
whoa ~ yin 4 iSoa slesosabe terms. Asc, n
sdddn y .hs Ball Roo. ~ ~ ppased acconmodsaioas
Mfs ffs1E. q xil 8 s. I'M s..s = ps2yis.
Fss lDd neey BATH HOUSES, sdjaossl 70 d Hosa,
fog ~ eeeveakence ri boaEdsM
Thankfal s the Ebssal petspnaee hsstpe extadsd he
she respectfully pqnsuss whas will b. ha9 eor y dssave
shass q puhiie palsoaaee
P~ nosth 200 NJ wssk. q % Pr day q 60
Bioxi. Nav a. 1854. nyii Il
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-01

AsssxA and Wsssdisg ssisA lmtsns to Kig.
On the Goth ef the present month, George vii.
bank made an AFFIDAVIT before Acting Recorder
Hawthorn, that he was assaulted, cut, and wounded
a the hip with rassr By one Henry Karns on
the 24th Of the same month, on 81. Joseph street
Yesterday Harms ives brought into court, arraisasd
on the charge, and rsmandsd for further examins.
ton ON the 5th proximo.