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KNOWLES & NOEL.

FURNITURE DEPoT--134 Philippa Street;
THE UNDERSIGNED, ManufactareT and Dealer in FUR
H. NTTURE, CHAIRS, LOOK ozz=T===ss====Ess
EYEGLASSES, FURNISHiNG So za,s3as p
MATERIALS and MATTRESSES IsSAss{azs1S-s-SAsa
would respectfully inform the public e. A-------.@s
that he and supply all articles in his line Of
city. lw Housekeepers, wishing TO consult economy,
would do well to cali the subscriber before purchasing
JOS. B. HUBBARD, 1874 Philippe street.
ap26 I'm Between Poydras and Perdido streets.
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PORTABLE SHOWER EATHs.

MEM IMPROVED PORTABLE EXTENSION
A. SNOW NIX BATHS, have received the diploma at the
rnCan Institute, New York, and Mechanics Fair Bos
% Ae best Shower Baths ever olered to tie public The
ugts ~ould announce that they have been appointed
~ NE above really excellent bath, and pre-
= nNam SAMPSON y KEEN 81 BienNllles 81
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III Ii
TIVE Subscriber having by Act of February 49, 1896 be-
Il fore d. Ricardo, Notary Public, of this city, acquired
from William Ferte, inventor Of he F REPROOF CON-
CAVE GRATE-BARss and Patentee of the same by
patent dated April rs iS43 the right sole agent of said
States of Louisiana and Alabama, and the Mississippi
River and its tributaries gives notice that he prepared
fulfil orders for said articles They especially
mened planters and owners OF steamboats, being
far more durable than the ordinary Crate Bars
f@- A persons infringing upon upon said patent, by
manufacturing selling similar articles without authority
from the paentee will be prosecuted TO the extent OF the law
New Orleans, March 49, 1913. DANIEL DANA.
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o. The Legislature of Michigan, at its late ses-
sion granted charter to the black people of the
State, comforting upon them the right to establish
in the county, Of Lenawee, seminary, in which
labor shall be combined with learning.
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Il ii, SHoF6te Htg commercial N0GdTY,
Il. No, 33 CAMP street. holding Commissions from the
loRK, Missouri, ILLINOIS, INDIANA TENNESSEE PENN.
ILVAMA, RHODE ISLAND, VERMONT, NEwHAMPsHIRE,
DELAWARE, ALABAMA, MAINE, NoRTHCARoLINA, SOUTH
IlaoLNA, GEoRGlA, NEwJERsEV, OHIO, MICHIGAN,
KANSAS, VIRGINIA, MASSACHUSETTS,, MARYLAND, and
qECroUT prepared to take dispositions, and execute
all kinds OF legal instruments to be used recorded
sad States and the Territory of WISCONSIN. The usual
pnpdtude at his office is continued in all Notaria bust
leM mh3
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-09

The Genuine Balm of Columbia not only Hair Resor
alive but the best coong fluid in the world 1t makes the
Hair glossy and fine stops at from falling out, and
Bald Heads, and keeps the Hair free from dan
drutf and seurf.
DIR. SPoHN's SICK HEADACHE REMEDY is warranted to
cure any case either Nervous or bilious VIII you try it! 1t
has cured cases Of twenty years standing.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-09

New ORLEANS March Is, 1876.
r Dana-I have used in taking off twoerops of sugar
the Patent Crate Bars invented by Mr. VIM Fers H. and find
them far superior from their surface, TO the ordinary
bars in use nasmuch as they WILL from their peculiar foma
nm miI is: 3m s'i'eS = G. W, CAMPBELL.
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Of The following from the Nashville Wing, is
very unique. Gen. Taylor, no one doubts will,
after this, consider himself perfect horse, and at
tempt to initiate Nebuchadnezzar in his equine
propensities. Just think of turning the White
House into stable! VT
Fetch out g Old Whiteye' Fetch him QUIT.
We heard from him recently, and he was in Gp-top
condition. standing straight his pasterns and
bearing on the Bit
He pawetl the valley and rejoicet in his strength
he goeth on meet the armed men.
He m0cketh lear, and afnghed neither turn
eth he back from tile sword
The CULVER ratteth ainst him. the gtterDg spear and
the shield.
He swaloweth the ground with ferceness and rage;
neither beleyeth he that the sound OF the trumpet
. He sayeh among the trumpets, Ha ha and he smell
eth the battle Off the thunder OF the captains and the
shouting"
Talk about beating this dear, gallant Old War.
horse !! Nonsense. Why, he has been trained by
Honesty has Patriotism for his rider and is entered
by the People, Clear the tracb--don't you see
he 'S n cOap5uD
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sADDLERY, HARNESS AND TRUNK WARE

SADDLERY, HARNESS AND TRUNK WAFIE-
HOUSE, No. IL Canal street, Men Orleans
A. HORTON has now on hand large assortment Of
d. every style OF Saddles, Brides Martin. gFSs YSs
~ Cart HARNESS Dray Brides, e-lTTFTsFs p WI
s59aa Collars Whips, Stirrups Bits sasas4a ! -
-2-zL- RUBBER GOODS; together with the largest
stock Of Trunks Valees, Saddle and Carpet Bags eyer
OF purchasers, ali the above goodsF be sold at GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES
s The subscriber has also the agency for the sale of
SPANISH SADDLE TREES, of great variety OF pat
terms and at the manufacturers prices Fmh7 6m
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FAIRBANKS PATENT

PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES.
TENHE undersigned, sole agents in New Orleans, for the
sale of alessrs e. 4 L. Fairbanks & Cos Original
patenees St Johnsbury Vermont, celebrated PLATFORM
AIEs are prepared to furnish them the manufacturers
prices Counter Scales to weigh y to 30 lbs; Druggists
Scales 10 weigh drachm 10 lb Portable Platform Scales
200 to $500 lbs; Dormant atiorm Scales 900 to 500 lb
Iron Scales $500 1000 lbs Railroad Track Scales for
weighing cars 10to65 Railroad Depot and Hay Scales
to tons. The above particularly recommended to pu
chasers as being superior other article OF the kind
use, for correctness and durability 10 winch ac
ample testimonials can be furnished r.
my4 2md&W corner Canal and Magazine sts
N. ORLEANS AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
p L. ALLEN. rs Camp street. Exclusively for the
Il r. sale OF Plantation implements, Gr& -,
Seeds etc. eic.-This establishment 6 &@-T1Ss--S
embraces as large assortment OF Nm -
the best and latest improved impie $500
ment as to be found in the United States containing more
than fifty patterns OF the celebrated EAGLE. sward, cu
vatlngdonble mould board hukes ST B-SOlh. self sharp
enlnF and sugar FLOWS; Carey The mproyed Sloo.
ritShurg and three tnrrow Pow; expanding CuLltE A
TORS OF az sizeS Haows Rollers, Seed Sowen and ORR
fIaaterst IhatN MILLS of all sizes; Corn ana GOD
InshefS Com SheIeTs and Straw Cutters, OF ten patterns
eacn Horse toNers, Saw Mills Cotton Gins, lhTasiInS Ma
chimes and Fan Mills Sugar Mills Root Puiers Brush
Scythes; Gfass Cradles; ShoveIs; Spades Axes ETC.
complete ASSORTMENT OF HORTICULTURAl4.To Tools,
including Garden Engines, Pumps Flower
Hoes etc.
A large assortment of fresh GARDEN SEEDS
FERTILIZERS, Plaster of Paris Lime Guano
The MISSISSIPPI RIFLE, used tMonterey and Buena
Vista. will carry hafOunce ball $50 yards with effect.
ardo md 2nSw
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COPARTNERSalP.
THE UNDERSlGNED have formed copartnership,
1 viii view OF transactipg a COTTON FAcToRAeE and
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS in this city, under the
,ia Of THORN ILL x McILHENNY, to take effect
nglae 3l of May next at which time the connection of
edisOYed. -. ee#E -
R.MctRENNY has opened an office at No 81 GRAvIER
J o the purpose oil attending the of our friends
Wac may think proper TO entrust with their business
Inns 5nl JNO. THORNHiLIi,
NeDUrtedRS, Jan. %, 1913. X. MCILHENNY,
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Letters written on the night Of the 9th inst,
from the headquarters of Charles Albert, announce
that great battle had that day been fought in adj
vance of and under the walls of Verona. Nearly
the whole of the Piedmontese army had been en-
Sageq Pf aree or , did not number less than
10000 The object of the King was todestroy the
field works and entertainments made within few
DAYS to defend the several villages in front of Ve
roma, from San Vito, on the Upper Adige, to San
Lucia, at some distance from Villa Franco. The
operation was successful in every part the Au-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-09

WARES POLITICAL ECONOMY Every poIit
w can should nave this Book at this junctue in the
political times. For by MILES G. SALE & CO.,
apo IL St Charles street.
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CONSUMPTION CUREp--Also, Coughs, Colds Pain in the
Side and Breast and all Lung and Liver Gomplants-by
Dr. Barthomews Pink Expectoant Syrup This is the only
article that be relied for these complaints and has
cured cases after all other articles have failed
The Military Shaving Soaps the best article in this CITY,
Price % cts 1t makes rich atber that does not dry
on the face.
To TIE LAnIEs-BalnR Of CokalbG, for restoring the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-09

PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS, &c.
John MCCARTHY, Plumber, No. l34 Camp street 4 :
ew0deans, has just received new and large AZ =
NofmentOf Brass Cocks, various sizes Force and N
Lin Pumps; Beer Pumps, &c &c; Cooking Ranges Gaa&
BshHg Tubs and Shower Baths. Also laying and repair
G Lead Pipes Sheet Lead work of every description. Ship
ni Sesnboat work promptly put up and repaired. All Or
dg.pOmpty attended To. ys
tnl0 Jv
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OWEN B. WlTHERs, AM. NJ D., Gate of Keatucky,)
" having permanently located in NewOrleans respectfully
finders his services the public in all the duties deyoyng
aaphyacan. He refers to the following gentlemen:
IbN Feinghuysen, NY. G. S. Pattison, M. D., Ny. &
Hon. R. Underwood, KY. g. s. Bedford, NJ d., NY. II
Ha J. Crltenden Ky. d. Glass, M. D., NO.
5oO, l. NJ. Ewing, Ky. 4 SD Gross, NJ. D., KY.
H5n .. 9. Gates. KY. wv. Short, M d. Ky.
tta T. L. Clark, Ky. RtH. Short u Co, NO.
lion Asher Graham Ky Howard Malcolm d. d., Ky.
" Office No So BIRoNNE street, between Gravier and
lnm = ms I'm
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TOOTH ACHE CURED

~ IUOIH ACEE CUREU
IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, by c.
L DIR. MENSING'S TOOTH A G H Z "a g.
ELlXIR-This al icleis devoid OF all poi VI N
sonous ingredients. Try bottle and you lLLr
will soon see wry face tnrned into smiles. MAGIC
TOOTH POWDER.-This article is the best now before
the public 1t eradicates the Tartar without the aid of
struments Remember that these articles prepared only
by DIR. MENSING, DENTAL SURGEON, office, No. 3d.
Bar0nne street. four doors above Commonst. my 15 3m
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A correspondent Of the European Times, writing
from Paris on the 18th, says:
The demonstration Of day, in favor Of the Poles,
will be formidable one. The following placard
has been issued by Banqui's Club:
To THE DEMocRATs.-The Centralzing COMMITTEES in.
forms all Democrats that the manifestation in favor OF Po
land will take place till Monday the 10Th current, at 10
O'clock NJ The citizens will the Place de Ia Bas
e Any other convocaton but this must be considered
tase.-The Central Committee
HUBER, President
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MuScHAusEs oUrposE.--We copy the following pleas
ant little effort Of the imagination from morning contempt
ray (he Sun) 10 which communicated, we presume
by the reporter whose authority il lately announced
the arrival Of LouTs PHL1rPr in the steamship America
owe yesterday asceraned upon perfectly good authority
that not less than toentyone millions If dollars IN specie
arrived at the quarantine ground Saturday last IN one small
vessel the Swedish batque Scandal Captain Eastman from
Amsterdam Our reporter obtained information Of this inn
import Of specie exclusively, and Immediately for
warded TO the Secretary Of the Treasury despatch containing
this important the financial interests Of the country
cit was the properly Of only hiyfve Of the one hundred
and sixty passengers board independently OF the
sums that may have been brought by the others consisted
Of 6fy-two million FIVE hundred thousand guders mostly in
ten guder gold pieces and thus averaged million and half
Of guders to each Of the ihyfve prcpetors and the
value OF guder being forty cents amounts TO twenty
millions as before stated Yet these wealthy emgrants were
but rustic sunbun and wea,her-bes,en peasants in
pefon and 10 clothing, aud their children
leather caps and homespun garments"
Whew Just think Of that Fify tons Of cold in one
email vessel Thirty five rustic weaber-beaen Dutch peas
ants IN homespun garments the worse for wear worth six
hundred thousand dollars apiece I, will be hard matter to
decide whose verdancys Of the geenest hue Of the inn
migrants who nsked much in one rs barque Of the
porter who vouches for the truth Of his story the publish
ers who gravey forwarded this pretty little to The
Treasury Department through the agency Of the telegraph
Ne,c York Com. ADJ.
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HEADaUARTERs ARmr OF Mexico,
Nerico, MAY IL, ls4s
ORDERS No. e5.

ORDERS No, e5.
Before Military Commission convened at the National
Palace of Mexico by virtue OF Orders No S. Of Anrl
y lS4S and Of which Col NV THOMPSON Sd regiment Ken
lucky Volunteers, is President we're tried
Volunteers
Charge lar" Murder." Sbec6eaaon-In this that the
said Lieutenant Isaac Hare OF the I'd regiment Pennsy
Volunteers did, the 5th Of April in the year Of Christ
lS4S In the city Of Mexico, commit murder upon Manuel
Zorrza, citizen OF Mexico by shooting him in the head
Charge 3D. Burglary" Spsc6caaon-In this, that the
said Lieutenant Isaac Hare Of the I'd regiment OF
MIA Volunteers did, the 5h day Of April in the year OF
Christ iS4S forcbly and with eonous intent break into
and enter house in the city Of Mexico, situate the
de Ia Palma and numbered FIVE.
To all which the accused pleaded f' Not Guilty"
Setence-Ihe Commission, after deliberation on
the evidence adduced found accused v as charged and
him. Lieutenant Isaac Hare OF the 2d regiment Penn
lyania Volunteers be hanged by the neck until he is dead
dead dead twohrds OF the members Court
ring therein.
Here follow similar charges and sentences against Lieut. B.
BUTTON, OF the Cd regiment pennsyvan Volunteers
Lieut. b r. TIIDES OF the Cd regiment Infantry JonS Ia
Private JoHs WALL
1.-THE Major General Commanding approves the proceed
the foregoing cases
Lcuis. Isaac Hare and b. T. Duon qd regiment Pennsy
vana Volunteers and b. r. Tden Cd regiment Infantry and
John Lavery, will be executed the 2h instant between
the hours OF o'clock A. NJ under the direction Of The
Military and Civil Governor OF the city Of Mexico
Upon the recommendation OF the Court the sentences in the
OF Sergeants b. r. Wagg and Stewart and Private John
will be kept in close confinement until the close Of The
when they will each be dishonoraby discharged from the
service -
Upon the like recommendation OF the Court no further
ceedngs will be taken against the prisoners Jesse Armstrong
and j. A. Hoer who appeared witnesses Tor the
cution They will be kept IN close confinement until the close
\ OF the war, and then set at liberty.
IiI-The Military Commission OF which Col. VI " Tuor
| by dissolved.
BY order Of Major General BUrLkn.
| L. THOMAS, Asst. Adi General
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-06-10

GENUINE Locoroco.-An exchange paper tells story
Of gentleman in Berks county, member Of the Democratic
party whose attachment regular nominations was happily
illustrated. "The Convention have nominated Polk" said
wag him, who had obtained possession Of the real
"Polk jus the man we want !" "NO, no, I was mis-.
taken, said the wag Woodbury. Woodbury. is the nomi-
nee" !" Woodbury. Good Nobody can run so well as
Woodbury. he is the best man in the party" "Wel, after
all, il is neither Polk Woodbury., bat Cas- Better
still Three cheers for Cass Who can run so well a.
Cass !"-Philadeiphia Ne,cs
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GEOLOGICAL SURVEYS.

The Cleveland Herald furnishes the following
particulars respecting the Government Geoloocsi
Surveys in the Northwest:
The Government of the United Sta,esl has one,sa !, !,
dlton TO the usual nea surveys Of the public lands
OF all the region OF Lake Superior and the waters Of the I
Mississippi, with reference 10 minerals. rrS
This great work carried under the superv;sion or n
d. d. OWN, of New Harmony, for the Chippewa land d.
tict embracing Northern Wisconsin, Iowa and Minaso,
and OF Dr. u T. Jackson, Of Boston, for Lake Supero,
land district, which includes the northern part of Mcb;gan
The principal biologists have each corps Of assistants
Dr. Owen has for LIST assistant Dr. J. G. Howard of Md
son, Indiana. and assistants Dr. b. F. Schumon Of Ion;s
vic NJ. A. Randall, of Cincinnati, Col Charles Wb,tIessv
Of Cleveland, Dr. Lion of ST. Louis, and Mr. b. r. NJ
of New York Mr. Evans of Washington city, Secretary ma
assistant. ~
Mr.. Bartlett Of Cincinnati, accompanies Mr.. Randall as
naturalist Mr. Henry Praon, of Mount Vernon indiana
is the ornhoogist Mr. Parry Of Davenport Iowa goes
out as boanis Mr. Meeks, Of Owenboro, Kentucky, and
Mr. Hanes OF Philadelphia, attached field explorers
Five parties will be formed who will travel partly by bark
canoes along the streams, and part by land reconnos
sace OF part OF the region made last year. and report
made by Dr. Owen to the Secretary of the Treasury to whose
department the survey belongs.
Departing from ST. Anthonys Falls, one party will ascend
the ST. Peters, another the Mississippi and third Rum river
One already the Des Mone approaching its source and
another on the tributaries Of the Mississippi below the Falls on
the west side.
part of the duty of these parties to report upon the
duties Of the agricultural value Of the country If portions of
are found to be rich in minerals by law OF Congress such
sections when surveyed he reserved from SALE and when
sold to bear higher price, Where lands are so poor as not
likely to be sod they not to be seconized and the ex
pense of the line survey will be saved
general report upon the natural history of the Upper
Mississippi will be required Of the expedition Their expo-
rations will extend northward to the British line.
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THE DEAD SEA EXPEDITION.
PROM THE soaroLK HERALD.

The expedition under Lieut. w. F. LrScH of the Un-
ted States navy, authorized by Government to explore the
Dead Sea- had reached its destination the 23d OF April,
and aoat that sea- with boats launched the weather
mild, aud all the party safe and well.
CaArEAUBRIASD in his admirable narrative OF his travels
in Greece Palestine &C. gives interesting though pro-
vokngy brief Of this great curiosity His visit TO il
about forty ago. when strong guard was necessary
to protect him from the Arabs who infested its borders He
says shoud the Turks again give permission, and
should it be found practicable convey vessel from Jaa
for Joppa to the Dead Sea- curious discoveries would
certainly be made in this lake.
Lieut. Lynch, believe the first to visit it under the
auhoity OF foreign Government; and being provided with
all things necessary for thorough investigations
bly, expect that he will realize NJ. Chateaubrands promise
of curious discoveries to The degree Of possibility and
nscibe his the head OF the long list of philosophers
and TOURISTS ancient and MODERN who have written upon the
subject,
We suboin few extracts from the narrative of M. Cha
teaubrand, by way Of wheng the public curiosity for the
port which unexpected from Lieut. Lynch his to the
United States. In his approach to the lake he says
We marched two hours with pistols in hands, as in
enemys country. We followed the assures formed be-
tween the sandhi in mud baked by the rays Of the
crust of salt covered the surface and resembed snowy
pan from which few stunted shrubs reared their heads
We arrived all at at the lake say all once, be-
cause thought we were yet considerable distance from it,
No murmur, cooling breeze announced the approach
its margin. The strand besewed with stones, hot
the waters Of the akewere moonss and absolutely dead
along the shore
sThe first thing did alighting walk into the
lake up TO my knees and to the found it inn
possible to keep it in my mouth 1t far exceeds that of the
sea In sadness, and produces upon the lips the effect of
strong solution Of alum Before my boots completely
dry they covered with salt clothes, hats
hands, were in less than three hours mpregnaed with hi
mineral"
Legons OF small fish eaped about the shore night which
contradcts the opinion generally entertained that the Dead
Sea produces no living creature.
In IT'S the water analysed by Layoisier and Others
who proved that one hundred pounds contained
pounds six ounces Of salt that is six pounds four Of
common marine salt and hiryeigh pounds ounces Of
marine salt with earthly base Matte Brun ascertaned the
specific gravity to be 2l that of fresh being 0O0
M (says he) perfectly transparent Reagents demonstrate
in il the presence Of marine and suphuc acid it does not
change coos such the urnso and violet 1t holds in So
luton the following substances and in the aforementioned
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THE Coin WEArHER ACCOUNTED roR.-Tbe Rockville
(Md Journal says eve have had several days of cold
northery and westerly wnd owing doubt 10 The nomna-
ton Of Gen. Cdss Remember tina, John Van Bucn said
that if the Barnburners treated with respect by the
Democratic Convention, k out for heary gales from The
North and West"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-06-10

WoSAseuATrcKrT WoaKs.--This establishment has lust
been sold auction or 500 200 II comprises rr machines
with full inventory Of all the preparatory machinery and
variety Of buildings Of stone, wood, and brick covering s
percis of fyve thousand square fee, Of ground
The land connected with the works contains about nine and
three quarter acres and LOT Of half in North Proyi-
dence included in the sale. The establishment was in
complete ORDER and must cost three times the sum which
IL brought. Providence Journal