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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-11
AWNINGS. TARPAULINS. ETC

THE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
the citizens of New Orleans that he still continues to
manufacture every description OF WOOD and IRON:
Galleries ETC. etc. He also manufactures description
of Military Tents Tapaulins and Dray Wagon and Horse
Covers at the shortest notice Particular attention will be
paid Splicing and furnishing Wheel and other Purchase
Ropes for Stores, etc. 49,, =, -
there has been great deal sad within the last
50. about what some parties eapneously call WAIEk-
for small compensation and to those of bis customers who
would prefer saving the expense by doing themselves ne
will cheerfuy give the receipt which in itself is very simple
and useful in preventing rot mdew on any article
of cloth that may be exposed to wet or damp
All orders left on my slate, at the Clothing store OF
ALFRED MUNROE g CO., will meet with prompt at
tanaiGA, mhIa 6m Fl, CASSIDY,
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N. ORLEANS AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE

ID L. ALLEN rs Camp street-ExcIusivey for the
SEEDS SEED safe se Of Pan! Ths el mBIs%saa 49,
embraces as large assortment of
the best and latest improved mpe
than fifty patterns of the celebrated EAGLE swafd cut
waiting double mould board ukes StB-SOiL self sharp
Pnsburg and thTee-furrow Plow; expanding CULTIHA-
TORS of all SIZES Harows Rollers Seed Sewers and Corh
Planters; GRAIN MILLS of all sizes; Corn ana Ioo
Crqsher Corn Shelters and Straw Cutters Of ten patterns
each; Horse Powers Saw Mills Cotton Gins, Thrashlng NJ
chimes and Fan Mills: Sugar Mills; Root Pulers; Brush
Scythes; Grass Cradles Shovels; Spades AXES, etc.
A complete assortment of HORTICULTURAL Tools,
Hoes. etc.
A large assortment of fresh GARDEN SEEDS
FERTILIZERS, Plaster of Paris, Lime Guano.
The MISSISSIPPI RIFLE used at Monterey and Buena
Vista will carry halfounce ball $50 yards with effect
saA2pqd 2msv
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EVENTS OF Two MoNTHs.-The New York Iri-
bune gives the following summary of the results of
recent movements in Europe:
The utter abolition of Royalty and Arocracy in France
and the establishment instead OF thorough Democracy
: Political and Social.
THE virtual fusion of the various Kingdoms Grand Duches
and States composing Germany into great Fedeative
Empire retaining monarthicai FORMS but thoroughly
imbued with republican spirit and protected by Liberal
institutions.
The liberation and independence of Italy, and its partial if
not complete union into Conederacy League, with
common Flag, Tariff, Army and Code
The resurrection OF Poland and its readmson as an inde
pendent and powerful Republic into the great family of
Civilized and Christian Nations; and
The liberation of Bohemia, Hungary. and the Tyol, &C..
from the despoc grasp which they have long been
crushed and the reduction of Austria from the first to
about the third. rank among the Powers of Europe.
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DAILY CRESCENT.

FRANCE ON ENGLAND.-Among the French pa
pers which speak upon the subject of the late Chart
Isl meeting, the " Nationa,'' of April 49, has the
following remarks:
The great Chartist demonstration which has so much
occupied the public mind of London has terminated pacific
ally as there was every reason to expect The Government
tory it from its embanassments4 Will it change the
reciprocal situation Of the classes of Society England is
Char army-a Waterloo which like the other, settles diff
Gnfie for fifteen and down the oppressed classes
We do think it. The Charist Association engaged in
an action with the Government they have been answered
wise decided. 1t is also by intimidation that ii
desired 70 pnt down Ireland But Ireland does not rise
force inspires the popu ation of the British Empire if
commencing the struggle, she snccumbs will the English
graduate itself OF other alternative solution
Such things only delays. profoundly social reform
land and the edcoats which she counts MUCH can
only adjourn, not prevent it"
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SINGULAR AND ATTRoCIoUs ATTEMPT AT MUIR
pER.-A gentleman who came down the nv er yes
terday has informed us of the particulars OF most
dabolical attempt at murder last week, some
twelve miles below Clarksville, by young man
named WYNN, son of a widow lady of that county.
Wynn had stolen off two of his mothers negroes,
and sold them in Mississippi On returning from
Vicksburg he formed an acquaintance and friend
ship with young man from Ohio or Pennsylva-
MIA whose name our informant did not recollect.
At the mouth 'of the Cumberland Wynn induced
this young man to go up home with him, by prom
ising to go on with him to Ohio or Pennsylvania
in q short while Some twelve miles below Clarks-
vile they both landed, Wynn stating that they
would take a by path, near way to his mother 8
house. They had proceeded a short distance when
drew pistol and shot the young man in the neck.
The wound, though it only grazed the neck, pass
ing through the hair, brought him to the ground.
Wynn then beat him over the head with the pistol
and, to make still surer, took out his knife and
drew it across his neck on both sides, cutting
through his cravat and infcting deep gashes,
though without cutting the arteries. Wynn then
riAed his pockets, taking a considerable sum Of
money from about his person. He then rlffed ms
companions trunk, and after satisfying himself, by
turning over the body and calling to him by name,
that he was dead, he returned to the river and
crossed over to Palmyra to take an Omo boat then
lying there.
When he was gone, the young nhii 80 iar re-
covered as to be able to reach the river, where he
detailed the facts above given, describing the
money taken from him and the clothes taken out of
bis trunk by Wynn Pursuit was made and Wynn
was arrested in Palmyra, the money found in his
possession, and in shorta full and perfect corrobo
ration established of the young mans narrative
Wynn was taken before an examining magistrate
and committed to Jail. Wynn is not more than
eighteen or nineteen years of age. more horrl-
bic instance of youthful depravity has not come
within our knowledge for many years-4hemph's
Fu1,tirer
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. TIE HORRIBLE END OF a DRgNKARD-1es
terday morning an inquest was held over the body
of man, name unknown, which was found IN an
uninhabed frame house near the Gayoso Hotel.
From the horrible condition of the body, 1t appears
the unfortunate man must nave oeen dead some
DAVIS. He was seen in beastly state of drunken
ness few days since in the same nelghborhood.--
Nenuhis ENQUIRER 4M.
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o. The Boston papers mention the death of
Elizabeth Cakes, shotin a fit of jealousy by man
much older than herself, named Cutter, who then
shot himself, but is expected to recover. 1t ap-
pears Miss Cakes was depraved woman, rather
the worst of the two, with whom Cutter had been
intimate some four weeks, and their quarrel origi-
mated in her having had an announcement of their
intended marriage published. Cutter is widower
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o. In the Common Pleas at Haverhill, N. H.,
Enos G. Dudley, the elder indicted for the murder
of his wife in Grafton, pleaded not guilty; he will
be tried in October. Elijah Whittier, jr., of Or
ange who beat his little daughters brains out
against the door, pleaded guilty of murder in the
second degree, and then moved for leave to plead
not'guity
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FRUITS IN MExIco.-There are, in the markets
of Jalapa, Puebla, the City of Mexico, and other
towns of the same latitude, at the time, the fol-
lowing fruits apples, peaches, pears, ounces,
plums, pomegranates, pine-apples plantains, bana-
mas, oranges, lemons, sweet lemons, musk and wa
ermelons, and large variety of fruits. the names
of which are quite unknown to Americans, but
which are highly esteemed by all who have eaten
of them. These fruits are usually in the greatest
abundance in July, but many Of them also to be
had at other seasons
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o. James G. Gregg, man of As years old, laid
himself down, with his skin full of rum, and a
bottle of the same in his pocket between the rails
ON the Medford Branch Railroad, at Boston, on the
2sth nit He was discovered in his perilous position,
and though the engine was reversed and the brakes
set it was too late to save him. The down train
passed over the sleepy inebriate, and crushed him
to DEATH
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Foul AFFAIR AT SEA.--On board of the brig
Col. Taylor, of Beverly, which arrived at quaran-
tine, New York, the evening of the Both ult., a
suspicious affair took place the 18th of April, in
latitude % and longitude "a, at 3 O'Clock in the
morning The deck, at the time, was in charge of
the mate, E. G. Greenwood, who ordered the man
at the wheel, VIM. Caibyl, of Philadelphia, to go
forward. Presently, the cry of murder was raised
forward, and upon the Captains rushing on deck,
he perceived Caibyl overheard. He sank before he
could be rescued. The mate has been taken into
custody; it is supposed he ordered the man forward
: with some bad intent.
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NOBLE CoNDUcT-We should have alluded be-
fore to the noble conduct mentioned in the Natchez
Miss Free Trader, of Col. Rice C. Ballard, of that
place, who has generously taken up notes to the
amount of 1927, being the balance owed by the
Sisters of Charity, the purchase of the Ferriday
Mansion, which they have converted into an asy-
l,1m for poor and orphan children.
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DISTANCES OF PLACES ON THE TRINITY RIVER
The following table, furnished us by gentleman
just from the Upper Trinity, it is believed embraces
the names of all the different landings and towns
between the mouth of the Trinity river and the
Bots Pare Fork together with their respective dis
tances from Anahuac, at said mouth:
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o. William Bechtel, who stands indicted for the
deliberate murder Of his wife, attempted to destroy
his ife in the County Prison, where he is confined,
on Thursday evening, by cutting his throat with
razor, which had been left in his cell through mis-
take The injuries he inflicted upon himself were
not fataI=PhiZadeLphia Bulletin. Aprll29
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VINDIcTIyENEss OF THE BRITISH JUDICIARY.
A Mr.. John Deferne, formerly respectable trades
man Of Leeds, was committed for contempt, to the
Queens Bench Prison, in March, 1912, and is now
its inmate, having been incarcerated thirty-six
years-his conscience not allowing him to make
statement that would at any time, restore him to
liberty
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AEMEAERN,
KNOWLES B. NOEL.

IIGaL WaTcH.WaKERs,
1, ia constantly on hand large and ~ ~
Ls;s'sf e.. and English
and Fancy Goods.
Our personal attention will be devoted repairing every
%c sa Of F5nn &c sa as my
: ~ PLATED WARE, GoLD PENS, &c. AND
NELSON a. YOUNG, No Camp street, y-e
gsaf tie ass sRs s
sortment OF fine En lT and Swiss e,s eAAza
from the best and celebrated manufactures of London
tlyeP9e and Geneva carefully put up and YerIanted in
s ATea g. fssy s'ss
k ksas and II Fos % #a sd a5BoAl
kss az sfa i b e's fra ss say
pa"q R Ese N EEeRf Arcsf and @ Plain Gold FINGER
Col buttons Breast Pins Scarf Pms Seal Rings Silver
Pen
Ct every de5fRpn Ladies Fine Sheffield
& Col fs $ad
Holders Fine Cutlery and Fancy Goods which he offers for
sale on the understandable terms.
Pieces Or jewey, would do we'll 10 cali and examine his
stock before purchasing elsewhere
eYz- Particular attention given to REPAIRING Clocks
and Watches at short notice by the most to
Every description of !swsy made and repaired s ed to
oruef MOO LII
REM WATCHES, JEwEERY, &c.
REpoN respectfully n f. his FINDS and the public
Pk h New evd Bg9E q es esfs t1ses M!e
establishment. He.has spared neither pains to
make in every worthy the attention and patronage of
ar and he therefore hopes that he will meet with aus share
%ST Ss ss5 #SsSs
and Chains, Silver and Plated Ware China, Chystal and
apsned Goods fine Pocket and Toes cutery Dfs and
All Of which he is determined to sell at the most moderate
prices. APIS LIT
COPARTNERsHR NOTICE.
re THE UNDERsIGNEDha have this 1875
w fssH6iassd 5E sRsTislgss B II shs
Ess under g the style and firm o Of kaay
%s S VI RG 'enf o fsa
-four years experience enables say friends and
the public that work shall perform to their entire salts
faction.
soms and w Tl Of
manufacture Jewelry Silver Ware Spectaces Gold PENS
etc. all of which will be sold as low any house in the city
and fully warranted. Please CALL z KNOW LES,
WATo NTlSR JE y 5 ETC 2ond
public to his fine and well selected stock Of TETY @A
.proyed Manufacture in Gold and Silver Hunting 49,
and a silver Mss Of ,ss
Spoons, Forks Ladies. Castofs Cups, Pitchers, Toast
A great variety of Jeery. Cutlery. Rich Fancy Goods,
e,.aAle,'' '' PLANO FoRTEs.
e&assSsss Messrs. Nunns & Fischer, and A. II. Gale
a s IA new sap sge CT eas shei1 few g
Colemans Eoan Attachment, and Ivess Tuneabe Reeds
Please call and examine. ap6 tt
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ABDUCTION AND RIOT AT PoRTLAND-A young
lady was abducted from Portland, Me-, on Thurs
day night, 9th nit, whereupon mob collected
around the dwellings Of those engaged in it, and
commenced breaking windows, etc. The Portland
Advertiser says that at late hour the mob Were
still engaged in the work of violence
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o. A lady-Donna Mercedes Olazabax-was
killed at Puerto Principe, on the Doth of March
last, by being drawn into steam engine which she
with others was insnecting.
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UNIVERSITY OF EASTERN TExAs-The Board
of Trustees, under the new charter of this Instu-
ton, have been elected. They have appointed a
Committee to make an exposition to the public of
their facilities, prospects, etc. etc. Rev. w. N.
Harmon has been elected President, and the Insti-
tuition is in successful operation-G alues Nems 9Th
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AN INJURED GO COMMUNITY. "A correspondent
of Boston paper announces that the Northamp-
ton Association of Industry" was abandoned under
the pressure of debt of forty thousand dollars, and
that Hopedale, by which name it went, has reln-
pushed the community principle, and goes upon
the individual plan.
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soMETHING WORTHY OF ATTENTION

SOMETHING WORTHY OF ATTENTION.
THE proprietor of the ST Charles Loan Office invites the
attention OF the public to his large stock OF un- e
Iewelry, Guns, Pistols, Clothing Fancy Goods, r. III
Books, etc. etc. Persons who wish to purchase keel
lent time pieces for their will find this excellent
opportunity to do at comparatively little cost All the
Watches offered for sale have been thorough examined and
placed perfect repair by skfu European matchmaker
who employed continually in the establishment expressly
or tbs purpose Any acquainted with the nature Of
can be offered by the popeors than doing business
be offered for less than half that In this establishment
no deception practced One price is asked for all the
various articles and deviation made any case BY this
arrangement The most inexperienced purchase without
lear OF being shaved Citizens and strangers requested
TO call and examine for themselves Remember the St
Charles Loan o9ce unde the right wing othe st Charles
~ Four or five Pianos on which advances have
been made and time of keeping expired offered
as above. ap4 SIN
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Gr Guizot is taking his fall like philosopher.
He has settled down quietly at Brompton, near
London, and returned to his old profession OF writ
ing. Some of the late articles in the London Times
are attributed to his pen
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ny- While some children were on the burnt dis
,rct N. Y, on Saturday morning, 18th nlt., tbs
rear wall of the Missionary Church fell and buried
ono or more of them,
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Dc-- A new variety of bridge, called tubular, has
been introduced into use in England. A single
iron tube, weighing 1900 tons, has been thrown
across the River Conway.
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VINEGAR ESTABLISHMENT

VINEGAR ESTABLISHMENT.
('hE Undersigned Is constantly manufacturing and has
4 loI saea very superior article OF VINEGAR, m@A
winch he VIII GUARANTEES improve by age, and tI|55
wll deliver II, OF charges, any part OF EH@Es
lae CITY OF LAFAYETTE, at the following reduced Ea7k
pee 10 suit the lines viz: Butts TO gallons s4 Barrels.
gallons 81 % Barrels 40 gallons, cents q gallon. be
Ia discount made to wholesale customers.
atlegded TO- [ap29 fl HOLM ri WERB
Corner Common and Maais sts opposite Charity Hospital
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SHAD.-This delicious fish has been unusually
scarce, the present Spring, at the North.
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-@ARNAA@NSe

NEW, CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY
9lG 80 CGr0Rdeet st. beta1eeR traUer and Union SIS
CARRIAGES manufactured to order O -
~ and workmanship warranted. Also EgsSSzyTgfL
Repairing done at all the branches. NI2- "
mh22 6mD&W AIKEN Il t,Iy "A Nil
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A c. AlNSWORTH, Marine and Commercial Notary,
n No. SO CAMP street, holding Commissions from the
States o. TEXAS MISSISSIPPI, KENTUCKY FLORIDA New
YORK, MISSOURI, ILLINOIS, INDIANA, TENNEssEEsPENN-
DELAWARE, AIAsAMA. MAINE NoRTHC ARoIInA. SanTH1
CAROLINA, GEORGIA, NEwJERsEY, OHIO, MICHIGAN,
ARKANSAS, VIRGINIA, MASSACHUSETTS, and MARYLAND,
Prepared 10 take deposions and execute and perfect all
kinds legal instruments be used recorded SAID States
aud the Territory OF WISCONSIN. The usual promptitude at
MS Office Is continued all Sotarial business mh5
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GT Several of the Northern daily papers now
publish on Sunday, and not on Monday morning.
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pana M baylng purchased the interest of his late

ne Subscriber having purchased the peres. of his late
sIts Paa,saeI ANDREW OLIVER in The WHOLE
s "a , AND Retail DRuG EsrABIIsHMEyr. corner es
q, a1n,ts aad BeariHe Streets .Neic Orleans A.
tnde th o. years past conducted jointly by them~aSO
pated IL sVle Oh ndrew oliver IL Co. has com.
E,h s aLahsements for more extended business than
7s a, pnIIaerto done by the old house. My stock of
M DSoGs, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
Ia SURGICAL iNsTRuMENs AND PERFuMERY,
teIs as intend it shall every article needful
NOT OF FamllS Planters and Country Dealers will
p IN excellence of quality reasonableness of
~ sny other house in the trade: while as a
VEN ERAL PATENT MEDICINE AGENT.
o pc addressed to with confidence and certainty
vop hem properly and faithfully attended to- not pre-
gssss Experienced in this place
ctl0mes S "nu iaeii'ieS Vi '""e e"'eiiueo ~
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New ORLEANS, March 49, 1886.
Mr. Dana- have used, in taking off two of
the Patent Crate Bans invented by Mr. VIM FesI and find
them asuperor from their surface to the ordinary
bars use nasmuch they WILL from their peculiar orma-
mills sm C. W. CAMPBELL
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PORTABLE SHOWER EATHs.

IN SIN siI1S,SS, IMPROVED PORTABLE EXTENSION
Amso Elk BATHS, have received the diploma at the
ion Institute, New York, and Mechanics Fair Bos-
svhe pe Shower Baths ever offered the public The
agents M would announce that they have been appointed
e. Snish them at wholesale or retail al moderate pr
- 0V6m SAMPSON Il KEEN 81 RienYille 81
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COPARTNERSHI]

- COMPREHENSIVE.
T'hE UNDERSIGNED have formed copartnership,
i with view oil transactng CoTToN FACToRAGE and
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS this city, under the
style oil THORNHIlL IL MCILHENNY to take effect
alter The Slst OF May next winch time the connection OF
john fhornhIll with the house of Ward Jonas Co. will
bedssolved.
r. hcLHENNY has opened an office at No 81 GRAy1ER
s the purpose OF attending the wants OF our friends
who may think proper TO enrust us with their business
[m5 3ml JNO. THORNHILL,
Men Orleans, Jan. 2S, 1913. r. MCILHENNY
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GLASSt GLASS

yrrcr :, = yTIIASS. GLASS!
uST RECETvING-A large in voice of splendid English
o, oneet Crown and Plate Window Glass from the manu-
W 'og o. finance, Brothers Il Co.. of Smithwick Glass
A', birmingham, England also, 1900 boxes of the New
Mi ~ anaiactones, Parties in want of Window Glass
Fn wen 10 call and examine my large stock of American,
wEa ana English Window Glass before purchasing else
Hse. ap4 ROBT. CLANNON. 46 Canalst
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE Subscriber having, by Act Of February 10, 1916, be-
fore d. Ricardo, Notary Public, Of this city, acquired
from William Fere inventor of rhe FIRE-PROOF CON
CAVE GRATE-BARS and Patenee of the same, by
patent dated April 25 1Si3 the right sole agent OF said
Fe OF making and vending said Patent Crate Bars in the
States of louisiana and Alabama and the Mississippi
River and tributaries gives notice that he prepared
fulfil orders for said articles. They especially recon-
mended to and owners of steamboats, as being
far more durable than the ordinary Crate Bars.
c5~ All persons infringing upon upon said patent by
manufacturing selling similar articles without authority
from the patentee will be prosecuted to the extent the law
New Orleans. March Is. 1913 DANIEL DANA.
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% The amount of sales of beef in the Scioto
valley, Ohio, during the past saason. is $500 600.
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SPICE AND coErEE MT1T.s

40 lSO yhagdztRe ST., corner of Lafayette st.
4, 4 boLkN would respectfully inform the community
sh.I u New orleans that he is at all times prepared at the
u al Kinds, together with Cofnmeal Hominy and Gntz
shortest notice and I'm
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CARRIAGES CARRIAGES!
A I EASTERN PRICES, at the Commission CAR
"A RAGE REPOSITORY, No. 90 IErEJ7. -
st. CH4RLES street, opposite the Com Cte5sssfl7IsI
meTclai Exchange 01 y hand and constant ENS
AGES Of the latest Styles direct from the
GGoi;AsA!CHEs, RoCKAWAYs, BAROuCHEs, BUG
Glf, NC, &C., for STYLE finish price equal anyn
market Customers invited to call and see for themselves
mh5 3m . H. n SMITH 66 ST Charles ST
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To PLANTERS MERCHANTS, DRAYMEN and
STEVEDORES.
rTNHE undersigned has hand constantly recev-
l. ing, general assortment OF Philadelphia a 1fgS
man9 1f ARE Wheelwright work; such S
Wheels, PUSH c.dRTS, sB.4RROWS GzaSsZ
HAND Tx UCRS, DC, manufactured OF
rias and by the best workmen OH the reasonable
terms. VIM. TfTTERTON,
mhM ustJe corner of Lafayette and Magazine sts
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pbs g. au. KENNEDY successor to Andrew
VIZ Oliver d Co., corner Bisny vile and ChAltressta