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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-04

10 hi, capi,al with full powers from his govern
mem 10 settle the present dispute in peaceaoe'
reasonable and honorable way. MI o'u,'
sent. and was refused TO be received because NC 'u
teen clothed with too much power. MeAieo IN
sistips, alter she had voluntarily suspenoeu MI
oeaceabIc relations with US, that she would on'y
copsen, TO settle her own claims ana Tue" S"~
poioht coad,scend 10 notice ours. Our govern
ment was informed by dispatch from WI -
dell, under date of The l7.h December, 1872 "'''
the council Of The presidentlo whom Inc ques.'o"
OF The reception of The Minister was reiette0 ',su
rejected him He was also in possession olt~o as
patches from MIR. Black covering ho'e. ,s.h
The Mexican Secretary, under aa'eS y ~ &C.,
and 3ls. OF October, precedingi iroui Ns
e which the following is an extract: hnnoue
the Mexican government is deeply injured ~ wv
I1n;ed s,a,es. through the acs committed IN mo
denar,mept of Texas, which belongs 10 .nis I'd
ZION !" Sc.-from The 81, that Of Ociooe. o. .ne
following is taken: "The governmen. u NeA'e0
has Given It's orders for the purpose OF suspsnu'
ing for The present, acts ofhostilily against 'he
s,aresn and "limits its ac,s to the defensive
awaiting The issue OF The present negona"on'
With these facts before it, The day ai'er Inc ieoe'p'
of the decree OF The council rejecting Inc u'i'''e''
and thus terminating The 'present nego''a''0n' e
wit, on the 18th day Of January, lo4o' ''e o'ue'
under which Gen. Taylor marched 10 'ne OanA'
Of the Rio Grande was issued from Inc Wat NC
parlmenl. In that despatch, ailer suggesting
"Pon, Isabel and points opposite or near Na'a,
moras and Mier, and in The vicinity OIL La'eao'
he following language is used: But you are le'
10 YOUR better knowledge TO determine the post Oh
posts you are 10 occupy" In December, lo4o' IL
his annual message, The President said, "our u
risdiction has been peaceably extended TO The h'e
Grande," and in The report of the Secretary o
War The annexed order, under date OF June 10
ls45, to Gen. Taylor, was also sent ID: h'
point of your ultimate destination is The Wes'eff
frontier OF Texas, where you will select and oc
cupy, ON or near the Rio Grande del Nor'e, sucf
q si,e as will consist with The health OF the troop
and will be best adapted TO repel invasion ana Z
project wha, will be- in the event Of annexation
our Western border" &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-04

The Cincinnati Signal states that great disaf.
fiction exists in Inc Wing camp in Indiana
The Wings OF The counties composing the Swit-
iceland district met les, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ra;.
flying The domination OF General Taylor, were
warmly opposed by James H. Craven, e1-mem-
Der OF Congress, and were rejected by a vote OF
Two to one. MIR. Craven then offered rcsolu-
lion, repudia.ing the nomination OF Gen. Taylor.
which was carried BY large majority.
The same paper specifies serntssn Wing pa
pers in its own Stale (ohio) which have, directly
or indirectly, rejected he nomination of General
Taylor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-04
THE QUESTION OF VERAClTY SET.
TIED

II will be remembered that judge Saunders
made The following statement in the late Wing
Convention al Philadelphia
"On the behalf oil The Delegation from Loui-
siana, will further state, that Gen. Taylor de.
sres il 10 be understood, that in his opinion, his
friends who come into this Convention are bonnd
10 abide by lis decision, and 10 sustain The nomi-
nee heart and soul-lhat Gen. Taylor recognizes
in his friends in this Convention The right 10 with.
draw his name, and he will cheeIfully acouiesce
in such withdrawal"
The truth 0! This statement, by Judge S. was al
once called into question by the "independenlh
Tayloriles-and that "slripc" Of Gen. Taylof's
supporters in Baltimore, Immediately published
the following card 10 show that, "relying upon
the repeated declarations Of Gen. Taylor" il couId
not be true;
To THE PuBLsc.-The Undersigned members
of The independent Stale Taylor electoral ucket
OF Maryland, and OF The committee Of cores
pondence appointed by The late Stale TAYLOR Con.
venlion for the city o. Baltimore, have had their
attention attracted by public Comment 10 The lol.
lowing passages in Inc statement published in
the Baltimore American OF June 10, as having
been made in the Wing National Convention,
by Judge Saunders OF Louisiana, as authorized
b. General Taylor.
"That General Taylor recognises in his friends
in this Convention those who have the right 10
Withdraw his mare, and will cheeriuly acqu.
esce in such withdrawal"
And, by The act OF uniting with this Conven.
ton, his friends Withdraw his name from the can.
vdss, unless he b. the nominee OF The Conyen-
ton"
The Undersigned, relying upon the repeated DE-
clarattons of General Taylor, as TO The ground |
upon which he stood before the American people |!
as candidate Tor the Presidency, are satisfied |
that the statement above referred 10 is not cor |
rect; aud they are taking proper steps distinctly |
10 relieve Gen. Taylor from any misunderstood |
ing on that subject; The result OF which will be !
in due time announced.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-04

Died in Manchester on Monday The 81 Instant
MIR. ROBERT NJ. PcLLlAm, in The 62 year OF MS
age The friends and acqua inances OF The ia
mily are requested TO atenc his funeral from ms
late resi- ence this afternoon, al o'clock, WILL
DOT further notice.
In Smitoheld, on The Goth June, l8iS, May
DADE, infant daughter OF George R. and George
anna t. Atkinson, aged months and 10 days.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-04
RICHMOND MARKETS. JULY 3.

TOBACCO-No change in prices. We
quote Jugs ST 20 10 90; common leaf so
8 so; middlng3 IS TO IS; good and fine 81
10 80. General sales Of lugs 20 10 TO- lea!
= rs 10 co.
FLOUR-56 G 25, a, retail, sock and t.
mand very light
WHEAT-No nee in ye.. Millers offering
10 c Tor deliveries 10 20lh July.
OATS-35 cents per bushel.
CORN-45 cents per bushel.
CORN MEAL-50 55c. per bushel.
BACON-Virginia hog round 81 cts; West
ern Sides 5, cents; Shoulders Al cents; Hams
a cents.
FISH-New Herrings in demand a, s. IS.
shad Sc so a !. Family Roe Herrinss s. IS
5 SO in barrels and 50 10 halt barrels.
CATTLE-BEEF: 50 SO 3 90, gross
VEALs: 81 90. MUTToss: 81 so TO 10
ne,,,as in quality. Hoes: so.
LARD-S 8 cts. Scarce.
LIME-From wharf 81 per Dbl.
STEEL-American blisiered Sll0 per son'
FEATHERS-33 35 cents. :,
SALT-Last sales:from wharf ] % per So.
from store 81 80. Stool. very ligh! ana IN &C.
mand.
COFFEE-We quote Rio a! : a Il cents; "a
guayra II II. 81. Domingo ct act PcHo neo
81 II; Java 10 a / Ii cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-04

FROM BELIZE, HONDURAS. The Ell.
Tors OF The New O,leans Picayune have leceiv.
cd file Of the Observer and Gazette, from Be-.
lie. 10 The lih June
The Indians who have taken and occupied
Bacalar, Yuca'an, have applied 10 The British
authorities Al Belize for leave 10 continue com.
mercia Intercourse in Thai settlement, unler The
protection OF The British Eag.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-04

MECKLENBURG COuNTY.-Thsrc will
BE- meeting Of The Democracy OF Mecklenbure,
at the Court House on July Court day, Tor he
purpose Of rallfying The Baltimore nomination.
and taking such oiher sters Tor organization, &c,
a may De deemed expedient.
The committee OF vigilance for the county is
requested 10 have meeting on that day. for the
porpose o. enlareing their number appointing
sab committees al The different precincts in he
county, and taking such olher measures as MAJ
appear bes. calculated % promolc success
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-04
For the Enquirer.
TpIp DoWN THE pIVPp

The public will lear in mind that The steamer
Pocahonlas, one OF The largest and fines! boats in
orr waters, will make pleasure excursion this
al ernoon. OF all The various modes of nd
ing the day pleasantly and appropriately, we DO
not know one we can more highly recommend
than this as il combines in high degree health
lo.days paper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-04

THE WASHINGTON NATIONAL MO-
NUMENT-Nearlys $4,000 have been already
received towards he erection OF the National
Washington Monument at Washington |. is
contemplated 10 rear This structure eventually, 10
The height Of Eve hundred feet.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-04

NORFOLK MARKET, July Isl. Corn:
Sales OF white at; no Yellow or mi,si 10 na.
set. Flour: Scarce a. So 5u, iof IT, .I.a
S Raass e .O',on o "a IS ST. CEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-04

The Jackson MississIppian states that Dr. Sa.
mue w. Cartwright, highly distinguished son
OF the South, who warmly espoused the cause OF
MIR. Clay al the last Presidential election, is now
the ardent advocate Of the election Of Cass and
P,,,lor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-04

ARRIVAL OF MAJOR GEN. BUTLER
Commander-in-Chief of the Army in Mexico,
with his staff, and he Hon. A. Ii. Sewer, one OF
the w. S. Commissioners 10 Mexico, arrived al
New Orleans on the 26;h juno, on The U. S.
steamer Fanny. The Fanny also brought over
one hundred discharged soldiers and Quartermas-
,ers' men. A salute Of artillery was fired from
the public squares in New Orleans in honor OF
Cen Buffers arrival
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-04

To-day being the glorious Anniversary oil
American independence, The birthday OF our
country, 10 allow those employed in his office an
opportunity 10 celebrate il, the Enquirer will
no, b. issued again ill Thursday morning.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-04

Joseph w. Chalmers, Esq, one OF the Demo-
cratic Electors al large for The Stale OF Missls-
sippi, has taken the field Tor Cass and Bullet
Judge Chalmers is an accomplished and eloquent
speaker, and served with Gen. Cass in The Senate
NJ The United States
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-04

The ratification meeting proposed 10 be held in
Petersburg last evening has been postponed until
Thursday evening next, when Messrs. w. w.
Crump and P H. Ayeu, of this city, will address
tbe voters nf the nCncEaden
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-04

Charles II. Pitts,
51o; W: y sa,s'. Electors.
VIM. II. Collins, Chm
VIM. II. Norris,
James L. Baro
Charles F. Mayer,
S. Tcackle Wallis,
Robert ] Brent, Members OF the
Beverly c. Sanders, Committee
John L. Cary,
Allen Paine,
Martin Lewis,
John D. Eally
w. A. Talbot,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-04
coNGREss--Tirst session

His Excellencv VIM. Owslev. &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-04

Now, what will these gentlemen say 10 The
card OF Bale Pey'on, Sc, beow-,he carl, the ".
Orleans pa pers informs US, was in The hand writ.
ing OF Gen. Taylor himself. Al Wing ra,ih
cation meeting in New Orleans on Saturday
evening, the 2i,h June, Bale Pey,on came for.
ward and said, I've quote from the proceedings in
the Delta,):
"Fellow citizens: do not rise TO address you
in set speech. have just arrived from The
home of Zachary Taylor. (Cheers.) A CON-
mitee oiyour fellow citizens waited upon him
We found The old man as cool and collected as be
ever is on the eve OF battle. Enthusiastic and
prolonged cheering Gentlemen, will mol de-
tain you, but proceed al once 10 read lie docu.
men, which now hold in my hand, and which
we have been authorized 10 publish 10 the world.
Here profound silence al once ensued, and Gu.
riosily and anxiety were plainly visible In many
countenances as Mr.. P. proceeded TO read the fol.
lowing statement in loud and dissinc! voice:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-04

We would inform The Times tina, The stale
ment tina, The resolutions Of The Michigan Legis-
lature, affirming The doctrine OF the Wimot Pro.
vi,o "were submitted 10 Gen. Cas-, and The draft
now hears The nlerlineations, of character to
strengthen their effort, in the handwriting Of
Cass himself" has ben n.oa emptatiealiy denied
md IispT0Ued
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-04

Laughing for the Souta-Cryi for the NoTm
We have heard Every well Iold) The anecdo'e
OF The man who could, with inimi'able grace ana
loud applause, simultaneously laugh on one side
of his face and cry on The other. bright, spark
ling and flashing eye, and dim, sad and tear
full one on the same face, al The same moment
One or The other ions of The Union must IN
eyitably be deceived in Rough and Ready, de-
neral or no General, elected or not esc'ed
General Taylor, "who never surenders," lie,
February 22i, 1912 Internationally surrender
ell June 23d, lS4s;-vide letter OF Bailie Peyton
& Co., in another column.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-05-11
+, Browns ToOtlache Drops,

IOi, the cure ot he worst Toothache by its appea-
l. ton a few times. This is the only compound
bich ciieo;ualy kills the of the detective tooth
about The ea-s pain or injury to the others II is
pslianfed not 20 contain the least acid OF kreosoe
which il sp Injurious TO the other teeth, aud 20 roi
sonous iAthfit GfrCts.
- A.G. page, Agentfor Bath.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-05-11
AnOdyne,

ar, Poor Man Plaster. Price I2a cents fora large
" size. This Plaster is -ecomme nded with tive
greatestcor.fidenee in iactit is recommended with
thai confidence, la ii it is obtained of the Proprietor,
sud il does give relief, themOnGy shall posit,reyte
,elaraed. For eakntss or pain in the ioins, hack
side, breast, limbs, neck, joints, rheumatism,
I.un,bago, &c. There have been thousands of them
sold and no. siHgensiance has occurred where
they have not issn relief. The price being very low
every prrscn can obtain it. In Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, and DIFFICULTY of Breat hing, worn over the
iungs,it " IL Afford great relief.
A. G.PAGE, Agen;for Bath
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-05-11
Sea Otter Oil

For Preserving and ReautJying the hair
Boston, Dec. 1898. =
DR.. Frederick Brown: certify that have USED the
Otier oil which put up by You. For dryness of Me
hair and dand,ui IN the head, do think it superior
to any other oil ever used Ii makes the hair ecff,
and gives ii ne and glossy appearance and the hair
does not dry M again rs il does after using any ohe.
kind of oil. h, refore1 can most Cheerfuiiy recon-
mend il to all mat are afflicted with dry and W
health, head at hair. think any one by usine it
shoritime viii tiAa tia very valuable article
GEO. r. BoNSEI,
A.G. PAGE, Agent Tor Bath.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-05-11
7. Browns Worm Lozenges

A RE the most valuable and certain medicines ever
IA discovered for destroying and expelling all kinds
oi Worms which frequently trouble children.-
They are most excellent remedy, and are as plea
saft tn the taste any common confectionery. They
differtrSm All othe- Worm Lozenges, las they hare
mCrcnryin them.
Thousands oi boxes have been sold within the last
rev ulonihs. A.G. PAGE, Agent tor Bath.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-05-11
Plymouth COrdage Company.

A CHOICE art,Se fresh ground, just received lfrom
"A the China Tea company. The subscriber will be
constantly supplied with a fresh article, warranted
pure. '. -. A. u. tHeG.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-05-11
South End Market, Reopened.
An entire new stock Of Goods.

TJNHE subscriber would inform his friends and pat
L Tons that he has reopened his stand on Water st
Near South st., where he will continue TO carry on the
w. l, Goods, Grocery and Provision business. Ten
derng his thanks to the Public for the liberal
share of patronage which he has heretofore received,
he trusts that nv close attention to his business and
good usage his patrons to merit liberal share OF the
public patronage, his stock is entirely new and ct
the best embarrassing of Teas, Sugars Meiasses,
Oil, Rice Coffee Flmi, Meal Beef Pork, Lard, Hams
Cheese, &c. together with good assortment Of Gro.
ceres and Ere sh Provisions, all of which will be sold
at the lowest Cash Prices.
April 10. }. q. Dunn.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-05-11
Notice.
Flour 4 Corn.
DIR, NOJrRSE

DIR, NOVTKSE
rrAS taken Lodgings at Ms Trott'', on summer 81.
IL some twenty or thirty rods Fast little SouthefH
from the Winter et thtrch. 49,, ,.
n, N ma, be consulted AZ lis c6ice near the Gus
tom House. between the hours Of . aud L. H.i
Apr. II. dtf -.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-05-11
FOR SALE.

AEA ONE lsrse HOUSE LOT on the Eas, side y
.e-s- ALSO She House lot on Washington street
situated between the Commercial House aud the Cea
traiC halrct. Apply 10 THOS. nj. REED.
Phipsbu.g, Fen "a. lSis. dostf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-25
N . Y z y S
HOTEL AND GARDENS.

HOTEL AND GARDENS.
Tine of the most dsiightfuL residences IN the So@H
k-zA THE CARROLT0N HOTEL AND GARDEN sssSSS
Es=sa g., miles from Canal St, NewOTeana ot@ theCS
G5AEE CarrutOn RAJ road ,.L-;- -
The subscriber has the honor to announce mat ne + nov
fIy prepared to accommodate Hm'tea humoe'o' QUAD
KRIS by the day, week, or month
TERMS. M,
Per Dav 81 o.. Per Week 40 OO....Per Month"; 81 W
80 Breaktast Dinner. and Supper, at any hour.
Fish Dinners to order and Private Parties accommodated
The best OF Wines and Liquors, ,,. o.I
lee CrpauS Serbets, Lem0PGde ana S0daWaST' sei'e'
af the Saloon in the Gardens. , II, -t.. g
NJ PoTCHET one Of the first caterers, and formerly OF
Mobile and New Orleans. o.,
BII,aTI Tables. Ten pin Alleys, and Quos.
Good Sabng for thirty Horses,
r. The FLOWER GARDENS attached TO me ltolel,
fine order and tr SurpGss anything OF the KIND in lhe
United States. , . b loI On ,,,,,Ico
ton the Gardener -. .- ,.,-, -. ,r,r,o,,o
- rssneCtiilIlv solicited by (nyltN JAMES hLKNo'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-25

syE~ Mrs. C. Z. da POETE, would respectfully
MORN those person, who are DESTROYS OF learning elhe
DRAWING or INTING, that she IS prepared to give
private lessons 10 young Ladies in either OF those beaunn
accomplishments upon the most reasonable terms AppN
At ms C1-.. apI2
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-25

..t,I
yVIIE Hotel mi, well known watering PSge, snuale"
1 on the GuIl OF NeNcO within 80 miles oil New ca
Orleans, will reopen Tor the reception OF yGleTs, on 5zsza
Is Duuug the winter. considerable an ei4--h7
,- have, aen made ON the house and grounds, with the
view Of adding to comfort of those seeking heaIt ieoSe
pleasure. - nina, .y.,r r,or,s have
he.n finished in a superior nanuer ana Inc PIo''oi 't
no hesitation IN saving that they not surpassed III any
water NJ place IN the mon. s-o
AJtuOnal bed rooms wash houses, HoninE-roOms' Nc
have been erected expressly Tor servants "a the ehpoy o
viSIteTS. - e., ,,f
The SEA BATHING cannot be surpassed on ne co,sl anu
RIILTARp TABLES. TENrIN ALLEYS, and GARAGES are
come, ted with the establishment .,l: I.u,,r,,
The design OF the proprietor render '5 H5ab.
q first class Hotel all its appointing "a" "'''Ii5 l9
patronage OF the Of Louisiana a" Jo. 9iaes'
The SPLENDID low pressure matt steamers o1 ana Jas.
l. Dav leave the OF the railroad oag ".e' Jun
IL al Il a. clock NJ arriving m the Pass al D P NJ anu
ri the ,p,lson and elegant UNpessrs steamer
(alorua belonging the same line wi leave ever amer
nate rnorpiug at o clock returning 70 the CITY al II a NJ
T, iav The steamer, Mobile and MOniezuma also leave
REGULARLY from the New BASIN. -, -I-...
Families and Others wishing to secure rooms VIII please
address the subscribed .,.,, , -, ..:. NJ.
-" ptte or other maIabe matter. left al tine Once OF
NJ hudson corner Canal and Camp streets W be- ioTWate
"a. ''''o''' my5 Inns 5nd& W
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-25

HENRY EDDfyGTov. man, Henry Eddns-
ton. is. from what we can gather from The police,
one of the most accomplished black scoundreIs in
this vicinity. and moreover, belongs to family
quite as talented in the way of stealing, as ne 1,
himself lie hired himself to DR.. McMiIIan-who
has lust returned from MeNico-as a servant, and
whilst H.. Doctors baggage was lying upon the
Plaza al Vera cruz, he very cooIly, in the absence
Of his master, drew the screws out Of the locks
onaned ll., trunk That he knew the money was in,
and loal from it q box containing $1,000 in gold
Dr. Nc1iI-u lold Us yesterday that he discovered
Iha thief ia New Orleans and Immediately had him
arrested Eidmg,on has acknowledged to one or
more Of the police officers that he did steal the
money but he is adrOit enough TO conceal to him
self where the money is deposited. knowing full
well that the laws Of the United States cannot be
brought to bear upon the commission Of any crime
penetrated in Mexico; he has employed counsel,
and will undoubtedly get off scott free so far as the
robbery Is concerned but, happily for Justice, he
Will be detained as a prisoner for coming INTO the
State in coHtrayenlOn to the law. We hope that
Recorder GOIding viii sItt the matter to the bottom
ami not leave a single loop-hole by which the ra9-
/ cal may escape.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-25

600 TONS Assorted sizes American IRON, viz; ROunt
IlO and square, from 3l6 to inches Bar Hoop ant
Rand of yau0IE sizes Nal Rods, Nails, SDkes NC, &c.
t,r .4ie Inv L. j. WEBSTER Il Co,
,i,si I'm 70 GTavIer street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-25
POMPANO-POMPANO.
DINING-ROOM SERVANTS

DOMPANO and other choice us II, .seAEa,
received DAILY at the /" CARRoLLToN NysasIfSe 10
IiOTEI" and served up in the best style |~-la--+a.S
at q m notice mY5 "
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-25

~ COLLINS. BUILDEB, No. l3l P0YDRAs ST,
\. Lbetwecn Cagondeet and St Charlesl New Orleans.
r. C,ternS made Counting houses fitted up, and jon
bin% in general done Also Sash Doors, Blinds, etc. witt,
winch Planters and Others can he supplied. myli-tnI
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-25

C1ANPEACHY, Panama, China Pearl, Tuscan $50
I j brad English Dunsabe, Chinese and other -
SDrng and Summer styles OF Hats, IN every Va4ely 60
can he touDd al DARCY ;, COT Canal and Charities -
- =. - d, ~ 1" r o's,+ranr aUStI
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-25

WYE have tor sale three very valuable DINNG-ROhh
w SERVANTS Omen which can be- sold on long credit
They very likely and fully guaranteed and can DE See
,nvI PIEkSON & BONNEVAL.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-25
ROOM TO RENT.

,Cpr AIRY TIEASANT ROOM. 10 Rent r..
Y low for the summer season: suitable Tor +thlr- b:
man and In, wife. or three single gentlemen.
Apply at No I2s julia street ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-25
Memoranda

r,,,,ef Belle lowed down and 10 sea 18th ln-'. shl"
Manchester. ,.-.9 4. o., -. ,., ,i .,rl. ,.-r
.J,'o Adam, and ,ehrs. Warsaw aud Hornet.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-25

arf NrTrrIrln CIIiE-E- . J" IKEULT E'IH WTI N
1877, t9i d. ' GEORGE JhtIi.E- d G..