New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-13
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| CHARITY HosPIrAL.-Report for the week ending
| last evening:
Discharged. ........ $50 Remaining SIS
| The WEATHER.--Yesterlay was a deciousy beau
tu day The beauty of the weather surpassed only by the
beauty Of the ladies who thronged the shopping ponenades
They were out in extraordinary force; we'll wager
there not dry goods clerk in town who did
yesterday and home night with aching bones But it was
all the aut Of the previous bad weather. the ladies' The
dear creatures had been weather bound long time;
only natural that they should deuge the shops like
an avalanche from Paradise the first day SO fair
day yesterday. a., -. ... t-. .,
LADIES FAIR AT ALGIERs-The ladies of Aleie1s
getting fair there benefit Of the Methodist
Church. It will be held the evenings Odd sd and
2h ins at the ST. ChnesSaoon, giers That it will be
handsome affair." and that it will handsomely patroraed we
have not the least doubt We indebted the managers
complimentary tickets which will great pleasure in
using if our arocatons permit.
FEMALE COUNTERFEITERs ARREsTED-During the
last ten days great bogus half have been passed
upon the butchers and huxters in Poyd Marys
markets. by females who would stop the during e
rush of business call urriedy for or plate Of po
toes hand the coin quickly receive the change and dis
appear, without loss of tmee whole transaction being de-
cdEd fast The market people have their eyes to
the trick at last the police have inerfered and the passing Of
bogus mopusses in the markets stopped for the present
Officer Jsclard arrested named Schema Moore alias
keegan in Poydras Market early yesterday morning. whilst
she attempting to 'do huxer with OF the bad halves
en-. ~ nri,on .,;, ;,; - - - ~ ~ ' t"t.c N''''-'
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a. - Ioad H.; ,n . ~. aAee e.A " se'i t'i.'''L
t,, ,ri.n,or W. os - s. - -, - Notp.'ee' u
r,,,a, ,.- D.,.,n oho,., a., ', -, 80, A N
- t,ousa ,n ,,.s.a -. - 80 - ~. ~ w LUG "o-4'1
Dalton apprised Hunt Of this both proceeded to the house
Just as they reached the door, they the suspected
tban, ba5 i, h,sso, a. ,r. ,rn, ,, h - ~. M ~ u
n,s4t her shaw, 1ya ,ron,,, ~ - 80 80 w to, ' ~
sar-ct.d T,,s ,rrIs ,ros ,, a,,..,, - s,, ~, -
r,;xaa II, vritb tho bor,o,. ar, r, az
of tba same is,ns as tboss ,ass5 i; -, t M no. WI
,ro f,u,d - ,ontf 49,, -, iHe oaSNst
AM, K, o,,rtt,. or bo,rs ,.1 -, - M .tts
III. ,ron,an .sro a, onco .f. T.. ip Up ~ s.''ns
disr,roroI ,hat ~. n,,i - ~ r,en 80: : ~ e''ael''s
,araa IN ,,stv ..raroyo1 of ths a;.., ". W " ~, ga
names are Ann Conklin ord Mar c, .l ,.,'
old who kept the holse ut which they we're arrested
There little doubt extensive counerfe;tnp arp il
carryn operations midst The women are believed
employed merely distributors of the spurious
the male manufacturers being too sharp to exuose ta
selves detection and The police however, are doing
all in their hold of them and we hope soon
to be able record their Meantime we would advise
friends inspect all the quarter dollars
for great of the bogus kind have put
REcoRDER Sr1Tu.s corpr Martin Dae was VOC
teay committed for trial in the First District Court for
violent assault and battery upon Richard Carmody.
hlrs Harmon charged with being great nuisance TO the
neghhorhood Of Hercules and Caope by Of her
EvacioH temperament and strong lungs ordered do
OF three things keep still as mouse hereafter leave the
ncthboEhood within five days, Or fine OF S She
missed to undertake the former.
A O. Reed and W. Norris were up on charge Of taking
socr'oe rough and tumble in the St. Charas Thurs
day evening Reed proving to be The aggFessor was fined Sic
Margaret bowling aud Anu l.ealey up charge