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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05

WHENCE THE NAME OF STEYERMARKIsCHE >
Our contemporary Of the Bee wants somebody to
tell him the meaning of the name held by the band
OF musicians now performing at Armory Hail. 1t
ls-as we intimated in an article last Saturday
from the province in Austria whence these PLAYERS
come Steyermarkische (or Syria, in English) lies
IN Southern Austria, between Italy and Switzer-
land its capital is kratZ
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05

WOOSTER BANK.-A Geographic dispatch in the
Louisville Courier, dated on the evening of the
29th ut, says that the Wooster Ohio Bank paper
was only worth fifty cents on the dollar.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05
More of the Same Sort.

We must, from time TO time, give a few more
specimens of the charming Trst and Scott cores
poDdence. Under date of October %, Mr. BucIl-
anan, in the of the President, expressed regret
that Mr.. Trist should have been willing to enter
tain the question of surrenderng any portion of
Upper California to Mexico, and iterated his recall
Under date of November 9Th, Mr.. Trist writes as
follows, which certainly stamps him the most
independent and cavalier dipOmatist of the age
On future occasion, perhaps, should find time to
employ theme Insignificant with respect the public
privilege OF examining the grounds for the censure upon
the belief still entertained by me- that that course WIS
calculated to attain the end contemplate by our Govern
possibility of It's being attained the end OF bring
ing about treaty of peace on the basis in all material
- For the present will merely call attention to the
a ren w
having far beyond the carefully considered ultima.
this offer under the circumstances and prospects of the
when it was made was wise or unwise-I mean with refer
which no longer possesses practical importance though
most careful and most ANXIOUS ebeation not because of
the personal responsibility attaching TO the decision in which
for insantbu because knew, and fe that upon my
own decision depended according 10 every human probabi
ton. The alternative presented BY the position in which
found myself was on the one hand responsibility
and keep that chance alive with prospects at easand
all things considered perhaps hereafter take the
trouble to show by means to be desped under
such circumstsnceshat the adoption OF project might
come to pass.
Moreover, here is extract from Gen. SCOTS
private opinions publicly expressed to Mr. Secretary
Marcy:
PUEBLA July 25 1s47
The first letter dated Feb 23) received from You at Vera
Cruz contained and rebnkei the ma
vodabenay seit it had not been unavoidable on
paro of the prisoners taken at Ceo GOdOven before one
word of commentator from Government had reached this
army account of its gallant conduct the capture of
those prlsone So in regular progression, may, should the
same army galanty bear into the city of Mexico the
next eight weeks-whch probable If we are not
arrested BY peace or tuce-ook to be dismissed from the
service of country You will perceive that am aware
as have long beenof the dangers which hang over me at
home. But too, citizen of the United States and
well know the obligations imposed under all circumstances
by an enlightened patriotism.
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WASHINGTON, March %, 1913.

Mn Dear Young Friend:
NV relative the Rev Mr. GILL; who spent month or two
in New Orleans, two and doubtless well remem
beed by many of the Catholics of that place publishes the
enclosed Card on the of his departure for Ireland May
ask the favor of you have it copied into such of your
papers are willing aid the OF humanity. Some
of the papers will sure insert tor HIM. and knowing
that you will do any thing obige old friend OF bygone
days | cheerfuy leave the matter in your hands.
Yours truly and sincerely, Tho DsNoHo.
SAMUEL F. GLENN, Esq.
The Rev T. E. Gill; P. P. of Oranmore and Balineourty,
Ireland leaving for his native land would take th pup
lie means of expressing his deepfe gratitude to the people
of America who wherever his application reached cane
Gill returns Ireland who having completed his mission
charity. The eXgencies of his parishes demand MS I'M
mediate presence Death from fever and starvation Is
making fearful havoc among his people; 9oo lei Vcls
during the last year TO those awful vsatons. Two of his
died The surviving curate oyerpowed WIN one
duties Death being rife among the clergy the Bishop
cannot afford him assistant MI Gil must therefore
leave his work scarcely begun unfinished and hurry home
his stricken flock He leaves however, in the good hope
that the friends of humanity under whose notice these lines
may come will regard with compassion his suffering poor
ton had he time to make it, would sure to effect When
Mr. Gill recoects how the citizens of this great and happy
Republic (may it be happy and greatly felt for the mise
ries of Ireland how they rallied man, irrespective OF
party persuasion under the banner of humanity how,
headed by their chiefs and pastors, they all knelt al the same
srnea sacrificed at the altar OF blessed charity
destitute and hitherto neglected portion of his country,
will not be dsegarded The Hon. ": w Sea!on Mayor
of the City of Washington, with that dnteested benevo
ence which characteristic of the American Citizen and
consented to the contributions OF the charitable and
forward them the relief OF TIE sufferers OF Oranmoe
and 'ancou5y. Any aid sent 10 the above honorable
gentleman will be thankfully acknowledged.
,Nfgr York. .Ulrch lTtH. iSiS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05
PANAMA, LEeHoRN and cAMPEAoHY HATS

A RCADE HAT EMPORIUM EVANS, IS IN
n MAGAZINE STREET, corner Gravier has received III
large and complete assortment of Panama Hats ineGS
and medium qualities; Leghorn Hats Rutland do China
Pearl do; Canada Straw and Campeachy Hats of all quail
ties, beached and lined in superior style Also, just received
extra fine white and black Beavers Aoekin and Ne Pu
Ultra Hats. of the latest styles, the whole comprising the
richest and most varied assortment offered in this market
For sale at low prices ap5a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05

DE- The Iron convention at Harrisburg. Pa.
had upwards of seventy delegates in attendance
from Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware, New
YORK, and Virginia Francis Parks, of Chester
county, Pa, was appointed President of the Con-
yentiOn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05

EARLY CoTToN.-The Albany (Gao) Courier
OF the 24th inst ST." A. Y. Hampton, Esq, of
this county, has had Cotton up and growing finely
for three weeks
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05

ONO SHIP BUILDING. The steamboat West.
ern World arrived at Louisville on the 29th ult
with the brig Walhouding, built at Marietta, Ohio
and freighted at Cincinnati for Liverpool. The
steamboat will tow heras far as New Orleans, from
thence she sails direct to her destination
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05

Of Ex-President Van Buren,, now in Philadel-
phia, declines dinner rendered him by number
OF the prominent democrats of that city He re-
ters in his letter to his public life being now
- forever closed,' and embraces the occasion to
congratulate his friends upon the signal success of
the great principle of sef.government, which, he
says, it seems destined, even in our day. to be the
harbinger of endowments to the most enlightened
portions of the civilized world
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~ ln.l tollnon ST.. Under Hewlett $ EXchHna
NJ ORLEANS AGRICUI TTJRAT WAREuOTIS1
SPRING AND SUMMER CT oTHING

A LFRED MUNROE & Co. Mn "a I3G4zIvE
STREET, have received by recent arrivals yerv cIo;ca m
oehi OF faihIonabie SIMMER CLOTHING TO which they
ne loo"ing described goods all tie latest STYLE and
goods are WaHan ed in every respect mn W"
Dress Goats, Frocks and Sacs of the foio,,;n ..
and bre ner No. Drap Etc PaIamea black dab
Sa; e n Lnpaca 1Tap de Vienne French Lama Cloth
ana Ve Iw1ed Coton Cloth Drap India white brown
hu Seiow Linen; Linen Listado Check: Strned ;nen
oI poi G'e and mlSed Cashmeet'e etc etc
M olHd CoatS OF the following materials: Black and br
s1 e he ; t'ask and coored Cloth Lama Cloth Cah
Linen etc ' 'io"h' Seiow ana check
rantanioons OF the following materials: French Marine
TraP Etc Drap de Nienne; Parametta: Anaca. n ~
nuk' single msled French Doeskin; Kubans de Ione
Cgsck vanf hys Of French Drng India Nankeen Lsado
Cottonade ~ ie"'ii' Ehgiish and American
b, s.s Oh he following materials Black and coloed Satin.
saI anu Goored SIX; Bombazine: white and fancy Mar
oefoiihs collar, straight collar and donIe breasted.
CaDhsh k ana Linen; fancy Linen plain Linen; buff
st DaeS and fancy Velvet; light SILK and Satin etc
I'LL 70 dIo drawers: White Linen and Muslin Shirts:
tor nen ana cotton shirts brown pink and white cot
s,It fauze cotton merino, flannel and
.cii ana FANCY silk Cavats; Muslin and Bae Cravas
l, diiT SIX Hdkfsi Suspender, Gloves Half hose etc
esso u. fnnks Faises Carpet Bag and Umbrellas.
" are now selling stock of heavy WINTER
ap3 2dp ALFRED MUNROE & co. "a Magaznest
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05

o. 1t is stated that Mr.. Gilet, of New York
al present Solicitor of the Treasury, will probably
be appointed Attorney General in place of Mr.
Clifford
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05
HEMP HEMPu HEMPTT

E undersigned, in order furthert meet the views ofte
Il Board of UNDERWRITERS have apart exclusively H
the storage of Hemp and other hazardous articles
merchandise the fire. proof Warehouse (0rea
No - corner Deord and Magazine sts The locality and
facility OF receiving and delivering the Warehouse hpp
being no hosting to the second story equired lden ibis
apo 6m GEO. r. BEARD CO.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05

rs The suicide Of DIR. Coolidge is conradicted.
He has been sentenced to be hanged after i'm
prisonment of one year.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05

o. In Charleston, S. c., considerable alarm
has been caused by numerous burglares and at
tempts at arson.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05
eY- French, Spanish, English and Italian Lam

EY French Spanish, English and Italian Lam
guages.- pfp1 FOCE SYSTEh.-JAMES De PALOS, Pro-
eor OF Modern Languages No. A. Exchange Place. opposite the
Posoe between Canal Streets Orleans,
teaches the above Languages correctly peculiar and
His system, experience
the art OF his profession ou ned sound principles by
the laws and has been successfully pacticed
for the has demonstrated
tenn by which scientific and practical knowledge language
he acquired the and such
student read speak language
wishing honor confidence requested
call his office from u NJ, P. NJ, No.
change Place
References numerous and respectable mill 3mis
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05

o. The large furnace and iron foundry belong
ing to Ex-Governor Porter destroyed by fire, at
Harrisburg, Pa, on the Goth ult
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05

~ The New York sub-treasury now contains
more than million in coin.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05

o. There are 1855 papers and periodicals
printed in the United States, and but 1891 for
the resi- of the word-ony 1856 more for the $780,
00O, 900, than for our 200 10000
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05

FRENCH BALLET CoMPANY.--We see that the
celebrated French Ballet Company, under the d.
rection of Monsieur BARTHOLOMEW, have been en-
gagged and will shortly appear at the st. Charles
Theatre. Preparations on the grandest scale are
being made in the way of scenery and other stage
furniture, in order to give eclat the splendid Sc
,ries of ballets to be performed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05

G7- We call the attention of our readers and the
friends of humanity, to the card of the Rev. T. E.
Gill, an Irish clergyman of great responsibility and
learning, which appears in another column. The
appeal made by the Reverend gentleman in favor
of his distressed and suffering Pensioners in Ire
land, will not, we hope, be made to our citizens
in vain
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05
RACES, METAIRIE COURSE
1M 2 81 AS

Hkrsf7sasa-zks--
y" EDNESDAY, April First Race: SrfrpsnaAh9
w far Three Year OLds-S3CJ Enrance-$lO fofie''
Mile heats.
X. TenBroeck names CHI f. Ten Rose by Eclipse dam ,'
ga aso en- g Jdeh Prvor by Eclipse dam S varav
r. B kutly and J. Campbell name oh. by Wagner Dam
Leviathan.
Second Race-Same Day.-.4 spleadid Sitrer tH6"'
ratHea at s3oO-Entrance added, s3O-Two mile heals
K TenB1oee enters oh. .Aanny RhodeS, by "aSns'
-, dam by Sumpter-5 y. Dress red and blue, ek
t. B. Goidsbv enters ch f. LIME Mistress by ShamIoA
4, dam by Wild Billy, o. Dress red, .,.,ban
A lecomte a Co. enter CHI t. .Hary B0Hen, by le'lp"
dam by Stock holder j. o. Dies red and yellow
81 The first Race will come off at O'Clock, p n Pace
Course >,
Members and Strangers Badges can be obfalnse gy
me icket oihce, on the Course Strangers Badges O.
ing al the privileges OF the Course for the week. sl0
a-V Entrance to Gate and Stands 81. 49,.
apo POiNDEXTER IL TEN BROCK, Pr0pneios
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05
HORsTS PATENT FAN ROcKIHc nuAIp

ME subscriber prepared furnish this pleasant
~ SUMMER CHAIR, either singy by the uuanii,y
The . Fan Attachment " may he had with or without the
THAR ready 70 put on any rocker the purchaser may have
variety. As bar to those annoyances mnsnnito
flies and heat this Chair is the thing For sale at lie
faper Hang ing and Upholstery Store No 20 Camp street
mhoV oto0ltsW JOSEPH ETTER
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05

LEGISLATIVE FIGHT.-A fight took place, a few
days since, in the New York Legislature, between
Mr.. James Bower, a member of the New York del
egatiOn, and Wall street broker named John Ma
son. Mason, who, it appears, was the aggressor
is under arrest
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05

STANDARDIZATION Wednesdays number of
the :" Semi Weekly Crescent will be issued at an
early hour. 1t will contain Mr.. Websters able
speech on Mexican affairs-lengthy extracts from
that funny correspondence between Gen. Scott
and Mr.. Trist-the Leonidas letter., with Col
GS'f''s cancellations Foreign and Domestic News
-Editorials-Locals, with full returns of the Mu-
nicipal Elections-Report of the New Orleans Mar
ket, with table of Prices Current, etc etc. To be
had in wrappers, at the office, No. IS St Charles
street Single copes cents-4O cents a Dozen
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05
STOP ACT

r@%~ AT the Fire Proof Warehouses Orleans Ma, /
sIgE5l and 2 corners of Julia and Magazine TTNW
l4EIa and Magazine and Delord streets and N Id
- ~ Julia street, for all kinds Of Mer t----
chandse and Produce, at the lowest rates.
apo 6m GEO r. HEARD
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05

~ a Beautiful Head of Har.-There is not a day
passes but what Dr. R PARISH receive new
from their and others procnmng The great ytes OF hen
celebrated CHNESE MAX CREAM. And they all nrnnnce
70 he the best the growth, beauty and restoration
OF the dar thai they have used believe thar If win
push every hing thar any could desire " ~
an Ladies ana Gentlemen who the usiar Oils on
t! mar should at once purchase bottle the Chinese III
cream, iof 1t never TAILS 10
From the Newly ork Tribune Of Jul ~
II BeduBi Hend Of Hpir.We have nYnn,
fat0ns used the Ha but that
mend TO the community but the of The cratI
Chinese Han Cream into city, and application
II on friend OF ours few days feel would be DONG
the public injustice especially the laCeere
opinion and that an who of
btauly the HaIrto keep dirt and dandrf mr. H.
give dark rich COLOR
search the than purchase bottle OF Dr. Parish A. O. -
celebrated Hair Cream" - " - ~ w. :
Prepared only by Dr. R. Parish Co.. NewYork to whom all let
tiers must he addressed, paid. "' - ' '"i iet-
Sold only Rustic g. PA DDOCK'S Drrr and pai,o,a 1000
NJ 'o"i ~ tht l'etta ONCE APPS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05

"a fashionable thing,--THOMPSON & NIX
IN NO II Ctdi street, have received by arrivals
York large and superior stock Of Fashionable Summer Clothing
comprising all that materials manufacture Their stock
III part, consists
Super black Ora d Etc Frock and Dress Coats
super black and colOred Merino Sac and fancy Coats
Black and brown Croton and Alpaca Sacs;
striped, check and plaid Linen Sacs;
Best black French Ora d'Ete Pants
White Naval and Military Drill Pants:
White Satin Face and Canvass Drill Pants:
Fancy French Drill Pants newest styles
Check Drill and Stripe Linen Pants
Bun and Fancy Linen and Marselles Vests:
PLAIN ami figured white Marseilies Vests
Superior Linen and Cotton Shirts
lmterslirtS; Drawers
Halt-hose; Pocket Han Crayats- Gtgysz.
Suspenders, t.. an5 o1ntirI
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05

Gs- A committee of the T. S. Senate was still
at work, as late as heard from, trying to find out
who sent that copy of the treaty to the New York
Herald
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05
CLOTHING AT COST.

CLOTHING AT COST.
TNO close out our stock of WINTER GOODS, we ofe
l. the balance of our Fine Fashionable Winter Clothing
Black French Cloth Ore Dress "a and Frock COATS;
E EssE an. a r oys cs 49, pA1ETors a5S SACKS
Fancy Fancy ca Gasiim aaGs BH NsfS GoATs do
G Cleth CLo % < and and oVERCoATs;
Fancy Esnsyy S Ss { AID Cashmere 7Esfs;
BLACK Cashmere and Satin do
pan and Evening do:
Cotton Me1no and Lambs Wool ai lUNDERsHIRTs
10 DO do do DRAWERS;
Linen and Cotton SHIRTS: HALT i'o@E'
Embroidered Bosom do:
CavatS Scars Gloves Suspeners and all articles perfau
g TO Gentleman dresa of which made of the best
NORRIS WAY,:No. % Camp,
mh5 2dplm corner Common ST. under Iewett's Eychg n ee
N ORLEANS AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
~ l., ALLEN, IS Camp street a.
anon a; Exclusively for the sale of Plant Sr
rms establishment embraces large
an assortment of the best and latest improved npemen A.
Is 10 be found in the United States containing more than
hit patterns OF he celebrated EAGLE sward cutiyafing
double mold board, fukes; SUBSOI lisharpenin" and
sn a FLOWS; Careys, the improved Sloop I'sburg
ii fe.,nrrow pd9 expanding CULTIVATORS of all
GR nar mT RoeTS Seed Sewers and Corn Planters
Shee and Straw Cutters of ten patterns each: Horse Pow
Wi, say Wills lotion Gins Thrasng Machines and Fan
r,i sugar gar Niis Root Puer Brush Scythes, Grass
\ complete assortment of HORTICULTURAL. Tools
Hoes, etc ~ 'i' io"ei 'si'hseS' hahe''
4 ia la re, as.oltment Of fresh GARDEN SEEDS
FL En- il,IIEEIZERS. Plaster of Paris, Lime Guano
me ne MISSISSIPPI RIFLE, used at Monterey and Bn
ena t si s VII carry haounce ball $50 Yards with effect
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Foreign Markets.

The Caledonia, which sailed from LIVERPOOL OF
the 18th ult,, brings the following market news:
., BREiApsT IF Western Canal Flour IS D2ss
Canadian, white and mixed IS 4d9ss, S. ID 70 ib hs'
Meal = DBL, l30l4s Since The departure of The Ias
steamer the market has evneed hal improved
by ih &C. general tendency Of beadtu upward and the
,Sf lndan d95n tor Ireland has been active
5d New Orleans Ordinary d Far d 4 Ed Good 5000 81
apd to Gaod Fine r' G ssns s4 l Ssn
naer ,e influence OF revolutionary spirit the CONT
snGs 10 aHn in the manufacturing districts this market
barra 'een I h,y OF cent ID Cotton Great
a ie nGnaton to buy and altogether extingnsng spec
The sales o ina are only providing for American wants
hs there Se " we're eadsS sasS s IN
The stock IN port Is 2 600 bales Of which Isl C1o are a
rod last year. "i DIT 'he same Pc
[By TELEGRAPH to the Louisville Couner1
T do nes Gh ..so Sne steamboat Little Missouri was
Her cargo viii be saved much damaged con, e, "e
boat is total loss She for C',G Sal ne
at 9oc sales Lard a, 5sc sales WHISKY a at " ea,
sales Bacon Shoulders at 2td2lsc, and sides at e'
MA not yet dgested but holders of Flour are askiu o
prices There however marked change from yesteT
pm Mhes ar ss,y firm but buyer, do no,
market quiet The market generally is without change
PHIL ADELPHIA, March 29-The Cotton market is heavy
ne sales OF Flour moderate previous prices The
quoted, and market quiet O' H'e as last
EW noRk March % SALES Genesee Flour at 81 5O 81
o-te ne Cotton market has opened under the for
elgn news Holders are asking for prime white Wheat n
a. and 81 4O0 a for prime red Ohio Sales 525 pigs
Lead at 44c The foreign has produced no chanee
IN Provisions No sales to-day any articles worthy OF re-
port Sales Whisky at 25c. Sales Baltimore rendered
Lard at ss Sales Cheese 7i61sc for selected lots
PTTsBURa March 29-There II feet water in the chan
IT. and at stand The weather svery pleasant Sales
o4I at 81 81 SIs. market firm Sales hog ronnd
"' t04S The market is unchanged in other articles
FIN NtINNArJ March 29-There is no marked change in
no rom Yesterday report but the market if any thing
Sas n ht Saes l400 bhls at 81 So Grain unchanged
~ oos Whisky at Sales 2CO bbls MoaSses at
Mes Pork AT - nhas ar Sugar at 500 bbls
Hams AT s. o. lard at 81 GG6c-inactive Bacon
Tbs 1 q ana brisk Shoulders at &c. Lead at SO
nc Nv CT mas fallen foot in the last "a hours
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05
PIANO FoRTEs, HARPs AND GUITARS

HENRY PARSONS, No. "a Camp-HM@
Il street, between Natchez and Poydras Elf7=5.ESE
streets, respectfully makes known to the res XH
idents and vsiters of New Orleans that U Wv
having established himself permanently in this city be will
keep or sale at all times an extensive assortment Of PIANO
best manufacturers The ASSORTMENT comprehends every
style and fashion, and will be constantly epenished by
arrivals.
Among his stock will be found g. 6]s and octave and
grand Pianos, from Chickering of Boston, Gale l. Co.,
New York, NUNS q Clark, also of New York, with and
Tuneabe Reeds.
II. P. having taken the special agency of the above e
brated manufactures will, at all times keep this market sup
piled with instruments that he recommend with con
fidence.
He has made arrangements to be regularly supplied with
new and fashionable single and double action HAIRS
with all the modern improvements, from the celebrated fac
tory of J. F. Browne Il Co., of London and New York
He will also be supplied with Martins celebrated Gt
TARS.
The public is respectfully invited to visit the and
anime these superior instruments before purchasing 0mn
received and prOmptlY attended To ani-lm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05
DID YOU EVER? NO, NEVER!
1904 ,H3JORJTYf

7
2004 MAJORITY!
GAIT RIVER will have to be opened al least ono bo
- sand miles anher-and all who are about to emhs% s
that salty region will do well TO call at the new CobM"
store under the st. Charles Hotel and prepare thms
with summer clothes Our foods are warranted nat "a
shrink, even if washed in salt water Also large socI |
Furnishing Goods of all kinds. ''''A VI
MOGRIDGE 4 ANTHON
apo lt2dp Under St Charles Hotel cor Commop