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70 troy Ell. BRS.
TRUNKS, VALIqEs-A AND CARPET BAG

7 x y " = =, ILIU AN y Q AhFEI BAG
WAREHOUSE.
90hN MORRISON, No. 1o CaRai nsTegs ~
~ Street, oilers the public for sale NfS;44all9
arge assortment af The above articles at Is u 19
81 h low prices T. viii SUIT THE TINES - a.sB
Persons abog age Tor the summer will do well to give
y IN eal Cyaniy dealeFs supplied al Wholesale on the
az MaeqEotoy, Newark, N. J.YaIehouse. n Mai.
den Iiane Ney Hok. mya6 I'm
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CARRIAGES l-o8RRTAeEsI

At EASTERN PRICES, At the Commission CAR
~ RIAGE REPOSITORY, NO. 90 t 81
st. Cf49RLES street, opposite the Com CSsf Is 800
meIcia Exchanse.-0 IN hand and constant e5ZS~f5-
ly receiving FASHIONABLE GARRI- ~ -ssg
AGES Of the latest styles, direct from the manufactures
COACHES, ROCKAWAKS, BAR0UCHES, BUG
GES, Sc &c for style finish and price equal 10 any
market. Cs0mes Vited call and for themselves,
je5 Gnu III. 8. SMITH, 66 St. Charles St,
FFyHE ROUGH AND READY LINE or OMNIBUS
& Els are now running from the upper r. --s4r-sST~n
end Of Lafayette to the 6OyeTDmet Wharf
81 Ny The carriages are all new and Inte
to none If not superior 70 any brought 10 made
in this city AtpEesent there are but SIX running ba tnete
will soon be sufficient number TO accommodate all who
may wish to ride in them Smoking and racing strictly
prohibited intoxicated persons not permitted 70 ride and
the public may rest assured that etaten0n viii bepad 70
the comfort and convenience al who may favor said line
with their patronage. y, u. SIAWS0N a. co. +
f Fare, 30 cents Tickets 81 per hundred. for sale by
COleclors in he f)mnbuses. ap2l
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rEsHE7WESTERN PII.OT-A complete guide TO travel
les going North by the Rivers giving minute de-
senpon of all points the Mississippi Ohio ana Otheg
rivers on the different routes, etc, For sale by
ap26 MITES @. SALE q CO., " 81. ChaTlss st.
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NEW CARRIAGE mANuFAoToRY,

NEW CARRIAGE MANDATORY,
81 4 90 Caroadslet ST. betnesR Gra0er and URion SIS
CARRIAGES manufactured TO order fests=f7egsz5ssg
" and workmanship warranted. Also ts5eSzs>~f9S
Repairing done al all the branches. 2&----Sel--s
mh29 6mD&W AIKEN & CoWANI, {.
WROUGHT IRON SHAFTS &c
M II Teparsa TO furnish, at short notice, from he
fo1ge Of Armstrong y Danagh, burg all dFscrip
ior seaners and SUga Mills Piston Rods, Wrists Ptnan
Ja,s Cotton Press Screw Monlds ana every vareB fiorg
ing, tom 81 lbs. te coo
apll Sm l.. J. WEBSTER IS Gravef st.
SPICE And COFFEE MILLS,
No $50 .dggGztRe ST., .graef Of sgfGUetteSt.
Il BOLEN would Tespel tally inform the community
- Of New Orleans this ne all times prepared at the
above Mills to 70 Toast and ground Coc ground Spices
Of al kass, together with CornMeal. Hominy and Grit
stesoais Groceries and Restaurants supplied at the
noHest notice. ap4 6m
sADDLERY, HARNESS AND TRUNK WARE
HOUSE, No. II Canat strset, Men 0rseaRs,
Z A. HORTON has now on hand large assortment Of
- every style of Saddles, Brides, Martin ES x IN
gales: Coach, Gig, Buggy, Wagon, and 60
ssa Cart HARNESS; DTag Brides, ~ lseaAs u vi
tke5t2R Collars, Whips StImps, Bits ia 3 49,
cTA and 5puEs. Also, ageneFal ASSORTMENT OF india
sss<A-- RUBBER GOODS together with the largest
before offered market which he invites the attention
OF purchasers ali the above goods will besOd at GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES.
~ The subscriber has also the agency for the sale OF
SPANISH SADDLE TREES, Of a great variety of pat
ter1s and at the manufacturers prices. mh7 6m
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PHILADELPHIA WIEEL.WRIGRTs WoRR

FEL14lADlI4E LII w " tl4S1EA ? " NLtlA
YTyHE Subscribers Agents for the Weknown mandatory
Il of WILLOW CHIDs Il CO., Philadelphia have now.
landing and extensive assortment OF every de-
scription Of Wheelwrighis' work, a follows:
IS pairs Ok and Horse Cart Wheels from to inches
the tread
pars extra heavy Dray Wheels, 4y inches on tread;
10 Ok and Horse Wagons, with and th0ut bodies, va
Gus sizes;
90 DIqys iron and wooden a1les 8l. 53szl and All inches
on tread.
13 Carts, light and heavy;
100 Wheelbau0ws, with shifting sides;
90 Canal BauOws.
The above stock will be increased by every aval from
Philadelphia. which viii enable them to offer Planters and
Merchants this season. larger and complete
ment Of these articles than has heeto0e been offered in
this market Prices viii be reasonable terms hbea and all
articles fully guaranteed.
EMERSON. TOURNE & CO,
je1 l53 Tehoupitoulatst
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PORTABLE SHOWER BATES

GREENS IMPROVED PORTABLE EXTENSION
II SHOWER BATHS, have received the diploma al the
American Institute New York, and Mechanics Far, Bos
IN as the best Shower Baths ever offered tOtte public The
disorders would announce that they have been appointed
agents for the above really excellent bath and
pared furnish them whOesa retail moderate phi
ces ul303 SAMPSON u KEEN 81 Bienvllsst,
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NEW DISCOVERY pr Connel's Mixture for eionorrhga
ard elect Seminal illusions and Weakness Of the Utea or
Bladder This Mixture contains no injurious article what
ever bRtposes tonic properties OF real efficacy and more
congena to the constitution than any other medicine used
To- hee complaints Freed from the nauseang qualities
attending cDpaTia and the mixtures twill be found
agreeable the palate and pleasant the stomach and VIII
cure case OF az pay IS refused Orit 1t equally good
and certain fol- females ony al So Pcydfas street
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aLOLfAlTEI
-lz1Er at be fife-PlgOf Warehouses Orleans Nos
u an 2. corners OF Julia ard Alagazine. ETyV ~
and Aiaga1ineand De0rd streets and 81 al
- e JAAa street foT alikindso Of merchan.
die and IOdt,e, at the }olsest rates.
8p5sm GEO r. BEARD eco.
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JOHN STROUD ...- JOHN STROUD, JR.......wM. STROUD
JOIN STROUD & CO.,

DEALERS IN Nse&k4SM
BF ARBLE NJ AETEL-P IECES,
LtA EsA8lELiEi CRATES. MONUMENTS klf1f' x,
YOykBS. TpMp SLABS, GRAVE STONES, 9HEiHi n
ma NJ "A RIFE ia all its different varieties ffl71H
'tHtAlhsIgN LINE, g ABoTNKD PLASTER %stHW
OF fAlttS, k0 AN AND HYDRAULIC CEMENT,
PnAsrEKNs HAIR, WHITE SAND, NJ
EEG LIsM gENsAcoLA AND PITTsBURe ssN%ss1
4IRE BRICKS Iny3 6fn
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w nbsorDty having purchased the interest Of his late
MfBer ANDREW OLIVER, in the WHOLE
sALE.AyD RETAIL DRUG ESTABLISHMENT. corner Z Al Z
" Ctdrres aaf Ele0ci0e streets Men Orleans ~
ahur1er ptst conducted jointly by them sSaa
npdsr tlc styl5 u Andgew Oliver y 90. has com
reta BIS einens for extended business than
m3Bia hi.atsf0 done ty NE old house. Ny stock Of
60 BjsDtiS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
A sUtaICAL lNsTRUAIEEs AND PERI uNERYs
&a smhr chg, intend it shalt every article nesdful
tlthe Heads fanilis Planters and Country Dealers, VIII
mot % eXeee N excellence o. quality reasORabanes OF
preeiy any Oh sfftonse n the trade. while As
t}ENER AZ PATENT MEDICINE AGENT
,-l,s. ~ 5 !. i. Il. ~ : ~ J. -.
t f ~ s,, i,t s. NJ y. ~ ~
Sioasi esptre,l I rs ti eae ~ ny
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rs COLLINS, BUILDER, No. 131 PoYDRAs ST.,
~ between Carondelet and St. Charles, New Orleans
~ Gstems made, Counting. houses fitted up, and Job
bng in general done Also Sash Doors, Blinds etc. with
which Planters and Others can be supplied. my2-tnl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-07

The Genuine Balm of Columbia is not only a Hair Resto
alive, but the best coonng iad in the world II makes the
Hair glossy and fine, stops at once from falling Dut and
restores Bald Heads, and keeps the Harree trom dan
drutf and scurE
DR.. SPOHN's SICK HEADACHE REMEDY IS warranted to
any case either Nervous OF bilious VIII y0utyit2 1T
has cured cases of twenty years standing.
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No. S. f4fr0d st., .Veao Orleans.
tTEAM and FIRE ENGINES Printing Presses and Ala-
- ehineig IN ensI made and repaired in satisfactory
maaner
mn1 A. O. JONES.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-07

CONSUMPTION CURED-Als0, Coughs, Colds, Pain in the
Side and Breast aud all Lung and Liver Gomplants-by
Dr. Banhomews Pink Expectofant Syrup his is the only
article that can be reed5n for these complaints and haa
cured cases after ell other articles have failed.
The Military Shaving Soap is the best article in this city.
Price p cts 1t makes rich labe that does not dry
mil he
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HEMP WAREHOUSES.
ENTESTERN NDPHCENEX.-The subscribers having
w devoted the upper floors Of the Phoenix audsSNN\SA
Western Warehouse, exclusively 10 the storage OF "a
Hemp, in order the views Of the Board oil - -
Underwriters prepared to receive and store the article on
accommodating terms. Having number of presses IN the
buildings they also prepared at any moment to Sc
set Tebale the neaest manner and at low rates.
EMERSON, TOURNE 8 co.
apo 1853 Tch0upitoUlas st.
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vs. 4. DALI., sURGE09r D4NTTsT 10. u
~ = . AttpNtEhET sTREKT lfetween Common and
CAnal.} rev VI ans nyi26n
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E0R. YTTCATAM-

MILITARY GOODs.-TIs subscribers have now or
IVA hand 200 81. S. RIFLES, from HaEpefls -4szf5a
Ferry large supply Of COLTS REPEA z - & -
ING PISTOLS. (sy shooteTs;) English BELT 60 =
PISTOLS, HOLSTER PISTOLS also, low aEz5s-ec-s
priced Revolving Pstos which with complete assortment
of SWORDS, SABRES Military Sashes and other Mill.
tafy Equipments hey offer for sale low for cash al No 10
ChaTtres street. [Je22fl HYDE y GOODRICH.
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JOHN H. sItRD 9s, ~ QLts...iA kIeHT, Cincinnati
- SEJR-tES & WRIGHT
pQniMiaa 9H AID FORWARD MERCHANTS
mtsHm Ne s6 fehoHliionlassi- n. 0ris.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-07

AOEYYILLE BRICK MAN AyIORY.
EE0EY u BNINGT0N respectfully inform the citizens
II Of New0reaus Lafayette, CaFrolton, Algie GTstna
and H0eyye that they are now prepared 20 deliVer the
cheapest and best made BRICKS in the Southern country
builders and Others at the lowest price. This establish
ent the largest in the South and the patronage OF the
my30t If HOEY s. BYINGTON
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CAUTlos-Daley's Original and only Genuine Magical
Pain Exaeors which cures Burns, scads Ergspelas and
all EruptOn of the Skin Piles BafbeTs ITCH Fever Sores
Rheumatism Sore Eyes and NipplesSold remember at So
Poydras eetsO that meehantscan make per cent on
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LIME.
T000 CASKS Thomaston Lime for sale By
IAENyAl rnYl7 John STROUD& co. lA6 Common st.

LUOJ mYI7 IUHN STROUD q %. I4b Lonmon 81.
STORAGE FOB COFFEE
NM can AXE storage lOpT second story, IN
w dry and dark place, ID 600 bags Also IN anOtht
to store will find to their call and examine
warehouses EMERSON, TOURNE & co.
apo 1873 TchOupit0uas street,
HEMP! HENP!I HE1IP!I!
TFNHE undersigned in order further the views OF the
Board of Underwriters, have set apat, exclusively toI
the storage of Hemp and other tahazardOus articles OF
merchandise the0NE ire proof Warehouse (Oeang
No 2 corner DeOn and agazine streets. The locality and
tactyOt receiving and delivering at the Warehouse (ee
being hosting the second story Fequed) renders this
the most desirable place for this deserptono Of storage.
ap5 SIN GEO. r. BEARD s. co.
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TnE Coal TRADE.-A correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Ledger, writing from Pottsville, Pa,
says that during the whole year past an over pro
daotpl. haS a6pess the.IQarket-na dRfce 81
the demand, and ruinous prices have been the ne
cessary consequence. But worse than extremely
low rates Is the long credit which it is sold and
as the miners profits will not cover the risk in
volVed in such extended credits, they have deter
mined to stop their works until the market really
wants and demands further supplies.
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q M n n s
v eIs b esasyatB rglsr No q ou.ronsgs,s

4 tBARLIs DIAKE q CO, C8gllllss an ne chart
~ nHaSitD raj ers S8 (Qmmon 81 III
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4 VIC. W.pRTl CHARD lsaeraI Broker. NJ. 81 a
~ WEI sire (, Nav Orleans. MI nm
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= Long hair is glory to woman, y says Paul.
And all feel the truth Of The oiOus quotation,
Preserve il then, ladies-y0ur glory may fail,
Unless you protect it with this preparation.
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4
Extract Of a letter from Col Samuel Black Of tAe Id Penn
sypanta rsgnent 90 senate, of the Uaiisd States dated
Cirr OF MKxico, February IL 1913.
The treaty OF Guadalupe it unive r.aly believed
would DO ratified by the Congress of Mexico at the vofs
Of the Unifed States House Of spsaaises eoadsnaing the
receired and with that the ten regiment bill
likely TO pass II that bill had passed by decided
vots and the war had been approved
am persuaded the Mexcans would have agreed to almost
any treaty proposed part We had power enorce
and they the disposition accept any The reason
is obvous--he nationality in the very 'artcle OF
deah," and they were willing do anything shot of
tona dshonor stop he rattle" and retain the breath of
life. Their armies defeated and dspersed-their
gone-and buster and bravsdo not senced had
ceased to find echo Under such circumstances those
who wished preserve for the nation, had now the
power since there bur aternative--gve up
pan be entirely bloed But the votes and resou-
tons of one branch OF Congress have terminated them
and consequences the alarming to be dreaded
Where the mischief is end predict God only
knows how much tanaticism and folly il will generate
And all from mpolitc (to give it erm)
measures. Yet do write in dependency, for am
of the sanguine.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-22

The sum of the French intelligence is 80 far compress
ed into nut shell in the following, being the "Lates
Telegraphic Despatch
"The very latest elegraphic DESPATCH dated February
26 fifteen minutes after o'clock, m, says The Paris
ians will receive the young Count of Paris as hen
King and hare declared apor of republic and IS rp
nored the republican flag is flying Pars-ny au
thorty it from the postmaster at Paris The maj
from Paris due, being the third DUE and none
arrived"
The elements of volcanic combustion scattered IN
several parts of Europe. Switzerland and Italy
bursting into fame Naples and Sicily experiencing
the influence of liberal principles The constitution
was published at Naples the 18th of February In Sar
dina, the King has granted constitution to the people
similar to that of France of july 1890 In Tuscany. the
Grand Duke evinces every disposition to follow in the
course of the King of Sardinia.
In Rome, "the Pope has secularized his ministry, BY
the admission of four laymen. He had published proc
lamaon to allay the fears of foreign Intervention
which he pronounced impossible The Austrian cabinet
has declared to the British government that would moi
interfere with the political ameorations in Italy,"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-22
Railroad Accident

While the way train route to Philadelphia this
morning. in attempting to the bridge Passaic
river, near Newark the locomotive fell through the
draw into the rivera distance of thirty forty
feet Fortunately, the coupling broke, and the cars with
the passengers prevented from falling through like
wise Two of the passengers missing, but it was
hoped they had escaped safely No serious personal
ury reported; some of the baggage missing The acct
dent which might have proved most disastrous, is as
cribed to culpabe careessness The wires of the tee
graph on the New York line were broken by this acct
dent .sL-
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ALIENATION CoUGH.-Persons using stoves for
warming apartments, will find that small piece OF
non rcsn dipped in the water which is placed in vessel
n the stove, will add peculiar properly the
phere of the room which will give great relief persons
coubled with cough, who breathe the atmosphere of the
partmsnt The heat of the is sufficient to throw off
he aroma of the resin and gives the relief is a
orded by combustion OF the resin is preferable to
combustion because the evaporation is more durable The
same resin may be used for weeks.-Jow Of Com.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-22
THE UNION.
Wing Move mon u.

Mr.. Root declares that none but Wilmot Proviso
man can obtain the vote of the northern wings Mr..
Clingman says the wings will all unite upon one man
in other words if they follow up the maxim OF Mr. Root
they will all go for Wilmot Proviso man
The wings appear to be cut up than the demo-
Gratis are II we may judge by their declarations and their
dolngs The southern wings are going for Gen Tay-
or, because they believe him TO be decided against
the Proyso. The northern wings are going for Mr. Clay,
and against Gen Taylor because they believe the last to
be an anti-proviso man, and Mr. Clay to be proviso
wing
The movements of the party in their meetings also
significant OF their discord and division For example, the
wings OF Mobile held recently great meeting which, after
long struggle resulted in the adoption OF resolutions IA
vorable to Mr. Clay and national convention although
the meeting called for the purpose OF backing the
State convention which for Gen Taylor and against
a national convention Taylor mass meeting was call
ed at the Exchange roundo in Baltimore last night 1t
was an immense meeting Resolutions were reported to
call State convention ony-evdently to dispense with
national convention. But the friends OF Mr. Clay broke
in upon them threw everything into confusion, obtained
possession of the stand and then passed resolutions
abide by national convention great Clay meeting
has been called in Cincinnati for this dayhe 22d and
the call is signed by $50 names, they published
in the Cincinnati Atlas.
And yet, from such discordant elements, Mr.. Cling
man expects TO have one candidate and one united wing
party!
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-22

We are not at all astonished at the tone of the
National lnteligencer Its sympates are all in that
direction 1t is blind to the progressive spirit OF the age
and the extension Of popular rights Like the Bourbons
1t "learns nothing and foets nothing" We venture to
say that has mistaken the free spirit of our own people
when ponounces that he sympathes of dsinteresed
aaoiors OF the news will be rather with the government
wnch mas become obnoxious to the revolutionary party
cneny from its successful exertons to keep France out
OF war, and to maintain undisturbed the peace of
Europe"
ms Is not stating the question fairly 1t is because
Tue government opposes reform in the oppressive system
OF suffrage which brushes the rights of the people, and is
aeemed to arrest the means which calculated to Or
desirable movement that the royal troops
ufawn 10 fars, and the people in the majesty of
'her strength The very letter of February goth. which
publishes from Paris, views the whole question more
Justly I'm my opinion the government is in the wrong
'ney have forgotten that they are in power by reyou
'o ana mat revolution brought about by just such an
ac Oh arbitrary power 1t is strange that 30 wise man
as LOUIS Philippe has shown himself to be- should act
as ne on this occasion has done through his ministers
o'ange indeed, that the National nteieencer is so
lar behind the age; but that displays more monarch
Cal and less liberal spirit than some of the English papers
themselves Is indeed marvelously strange The Lon
don News" of the 25th February says:
INC popular cause has triumphed once more in Paris
M against an army of 100000 men. 1t has triumphed
~ ioi'ohateiy not after three DAVIS of carnape and
s"oege put by the moral attitude of the nonna,;op
Inc national guard the middle class of the ,on.
win the lower orders in Offering resistance ,nd lis c
french soldiers are citizens too and however ready
10 sweep away few idle rioters they were No, nrena
oeat as ioes, and to decmae with grape shot The
ana throngins population OF the metropolis The a,o
pregnant one and the lesson such as every -, -.
ana every minister must ponder over Neither INNS, mo
Noke' Tor neither can overcome, the hostility of million
Voices not to speak OF a million arms"
The London Telegraph of the same date saws
The greatest revolution of our time ,be o,o,,,.o. ,
,ae wnoe system OF government founded on coercion h
more completely and suddenly accomplished than w
'h'eo yesterday to hope. The reign of Louis pbilin
lash ~, deserved and shameful end Democracy
whieh IS fhe true character of the French nation tho
sou oeing divided into small properties prevails IL, no
state The attempt TO establish a burea,ora,. ~, - '
amonaIch, has failed in the hands of the mo-, "
politician OF the age, attended by every advant,aa ~
triumph Is not over aman, but a Vrsa, pn,r,,s !,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-22
Two Steamboats, sunk!
Correspondence Of the Baltimore ParotBy Telegraph)

Correspondence Of the Baltimore PatriotBy TeIegaph)
PIrrsBURG, March 81. 1s4s.
Geographic despatch has been received from St.
Louis stating that the steamboat Paul jones' on her
downward passage to New Orleans, Thursday last,
struck snag in the Mississippi, and Immediately went
to pieces The accident occurred in deep water and
sequently the boat machinery and cargo will be total
loss The passengers conveyed to the river bank
in safety.
The steamer Talma, also Mississippi boat, upon
snag, near New Madrid, and sunk in few minutes
No lives lost
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-22

AMEKIcANIsMs IN LoNDoN.-A London correspondent OF
the New Haven Register says that is not uncommon to
see posted in the sreets-American cheese-AnericaD
ardAmerican empty barrescorn bread, with the corn
stalk out the door, show that is the real stuAmer-
lean boots overshoes, &c. and the new American
invention, baby jumpers all advertised conpcuously for
sail
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-22

The steamer Raritan. from New Brunswick. caugh
fire Sunday, while lying off Bedlow's island, New
York harbor, and burnt the waters edge The Rar
itan fine boat, and very valuable
The Raritan is total loss. The passengers were fru
natey, all saved. She ashore, while burning OF
Gibbet island.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-22

r AW and Land Once In Wlsconsin'-ERAsrus w.
IL DRURy and JOHN A. EASTMAN partners, unu-i 'pe mm
of Drury IL Eastman, at Fond du Lac, wiscons"i t
neys, counselors, and solicitors and srd
rants situated in Of that beanu region aoona
Lake Winnebago- their services 70 me pubic, ana
refer 10 Dr. g. H Van Pauen, Hon John H. Tweedy,
Messrs Chubb Schonck, Hon na,or Phelps, Hon Ed
Young. fasaf i"A''A ~ r. - =
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-22

A YOUNG LADY, Of high rsspectabiuty, IL desi-
"a of obtaining situation as teacher in u private
family, in female seminary. She is fully competent
to give all usual branches Of English
education, French and drawing, ornamental needcwork
&c The most satisfactory references given.
Address-F. M. G.. Washington city.
M,rch 22-6t