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The North-Carolinian., 1848-07-15
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% BRING THIS LIST WITH YOU.-Ae
A TRAVERS & CO. 81 Maiden Lane date Hinton g.
1raFersJ o1er tor SALE in quantities purchasers
eams OF ruled Cap Paper at 81 25 pr ream
2ooo do ruled Letter Paper. 1 so do
10000 do wrapping paper. 25 to 90 do
10000 Rolls of Paper Hangings at cts Or piece
1000 do American Satin do 12]s Is do
1000 pair of Oil Transparent Window Shades of ou
own manufacture beautiful designs 81
GO to 81 so per pair
10000 lbs. of Of k,,,,s
from 121a to 15 cts per lb
We also have other goods in the proportion and
Maiden Lane .
A. TRAVERS & CO.
new ork June Il. 1913. 6w-4SS
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The editor of the Pennsylvania states
that the Democratic press of Pennsylvania,
without an exception, have spoken in con
demnation of the Utica and its nominee.
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ENTRAoRDINARY OMIssIo>.-We have
hitherto neglected to give to. our readers
the pungeEt and powerful resolutions pass
ed by the Philadelphia Wing Convention,
previous to its adjournment. They are to
the point and while they may be regard
ed as the whig platform in the coming cam
paign, present at glance all the opinions
ofGen- Taylor upon all moot points of ma
tional policy. They are as follows
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'sBlack stockings of all colors,'' were
advertised in a country paper.
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To BE LAuNcHED--After having been
housed some so years, at the Navy Yard,
the line of battle ship Vermont is to be
launched in August or September next.
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TO VOLUNTEERS.

The undersigned being prepared to prosecute the claims
the volunteers and recruits during the Mexican in
bounty lands scrip of
mileage any claim against the Government,
solicits the above
may have to transact. promising his part moderate
charges and every attention requisite for success.
DAVID G. McDUFFIE.
June "a 1913. ASST
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CARRIAGE MANUFK KCT0RY.

Nearly Opposite Liberty Point.
The subscriber having taken the stand lately
occupied by Simpson & McLaughlln, respectful.
" returns his thanks for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to him, and hopes by unre
mitted attention to business, to merit contin.
uance of the same.
have on hand several vehicles: Carriages,
Barouehes, Buggies, Rock:ways, Wagons, &c,
of the most approved style, which, for lightness
and durability, compare with any~made here CT
elsewhere.
Persons wishing to purchase will do well to
call and examine them, as am determined to sell
very low for cash or approved notes.
Having had several years experience in one of
the largest establishments north, l am prepared
to manufacture Carriages of any description, at
the shortest notice. All work warranted for
twelve months; and repaired, free of charge,
should it fail in point of workmanship or mater
ial.
REPAIRING neately executed at the shortest
notice and most reasonable charge. Orders thank
fully received. c. SIMPSON.
Fayetteville, April 3, 1917 424-tf.
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FINE BLOODED STOCK.

THE subscriber has some superior North Devon Bul
Calves old and fit for service next winter which
he will $40 each They of superior forms and the
choicest pedrees Three four farmers by uniting in
purchase furnish themselves with this excellent
stock he only highly improved species adapted to our
climate) at very cheap rate.
LEXINGTON, N. C, June 6, 1913. 4S6-6t
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CHLOROFORM,
For sale by s.. J. HINSDsIE
THE SCHOOL

FHHF SCHOOL,. heretofore kept the
AAAA ~ Common School on
Gillespie street. having been discontinued such the
teacher will cont iue school in the room and
solcits patronage of his friends public Re-
turning his for confidence, he still
deavor to give satisfaction
July s, 1S4S VIM D. NJ. BRUTON
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Turpentine Stills.

Those in want of Turpentine Stills
be furnished by at the shortest notice.
enable prices They would do well give a before
purchasing North. F. T. WARD
March 25. 1S4S
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BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS.

Call and see our very handsome selection of
HATS and CAPS, and mems, ladies' and misses
Boots and Shoes. J. s. 7. WADDILL.
Oct. 16, 1S47. 452-t
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A Soar PLANr.-Ata late meeting ol
the Farmers Club in NewYork, Lieuten
ant Washington A Bartlett, U. S. N, pre-
sented two bulbs Of the Amole or Soap
Plant of California. The bulbs are used
throug ghout California for washing every
description of clothing, in cold running
water. In using them as soap, the women
cut off the roots from the bulks, and rub
them on the clothes, and rich and stron g
latheris formed which cleans most thorough
ly. To propagate the plant, the bulbs are
set in most rich soil, and grow most lux
uriantly in the soft bottoms of valleys
bordering running streams.
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lrelan1 which OOvlateS this inconvenience.
The whole quantity of paper to be damped
is placed in a close vessel, from which the
air is exhausted; water is then admitted
and every leaf is completely vetted; the
paper is then removed to press, and all
the superficial matter pressed out.
One Of the singular advantages we de-
rive from Machinery is in the check which
it affords against the inattention, or the
iaeness of human agents. Few occuPa-
tions are more weariso,ne than counting
series of repetitions OF the same Iac', tne
number of PAGES we walk affords d soiera-
BILE good measure OF distance Passeu over
but the value of this is much enhanced by
nossessing an instrument, the Pedemeter,
which will count for US the number we
have made. An instrument similar in its
object, but different in its construction, has
been used for counting the number of
strokes made in a steam engine, and the
number of coins that are struck in press.
Another instrument for registering is
used in some establishments for calender
ing and embossing. Many hundred thou
sands yards of calicoes and stuffs pass
! weekly through these operations, and as
! the amount paid for the process is small.
the time spent in measuring them would
bear considerable proportion to the profit
| A machine has been contrived for measur-
lug and registering the length of the goods
as they pass rapidly through the hands OF
the operator, and all chance of erroneous
counting is thus avoided.
Perhaps the most useful contrlvance OF
| this kind, is one for asccrtaining the vigil
| ance of a watchman. 1t is piece OF me-
chanism connected with clock placed in
an apartment to which the watchnan has
not access, but he is ordered to pull a
round once in every hour. The instru-
ment, aptly called a 'teN fale," will in.
| form the owner whether the man has mis-
sed any, and what hours during the night.
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LAND FOR SALE.

WILL be sold at Public Auction, Saturday the o2d
Of July 1S4S the late residence
miles from town the old Newbern Road tract OF
about 400 less, known the Bnck creek
land 1t is timber land. with
it. will show the land to desirous purchasing
Terms made known at SALE
THOMAS J. BULLA EXT
July /, 1915 4sS-ts
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20 A~ED Id e So
good assortment of riding Saddles Also wagon
dies. for sale by 5OSE
March IL, 1S4S. ~ -'i' 1NO0
HASTINGS
Compound Syrup of Naphtha

"0I 01'fy posture 6ut a warranted cure for co
SUMPTION and all other diseases
Of the Lungs!
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For Sale at BELLS BOOK
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-11
Telegraphed TO the "Daily Crescent.
First Dispatch,


MONTGOMERY, Nov 10, l84s.-The English papers re-
ceiyed by the Hberna nothing very important in
regard the state of Ireland Lord Clarendon has to
London. to consult the Government upon the
dent to be adopted with Smith OBren It is thought that
capital punishment will no event be determined upon.
There has been riot at HavTe-caused BY the people
deavOdng prevent the shipment of potatoes which were
being put board of some English vessels. Fourteen
soldiers and 30 of the people wounded during the riot
Commercial adyices are very gloomy. Browns Circular
quotes fair Cotton A., MiddIng 81, Inferior grades and
North Alabama unsa'eable at IA.
Lverpool-Saied: Ann Halifax, Archslaus, Harmony,
CALEDONIA. Siscand ThOmhi Henry. Alexander, Chooner.
Bremen-Sailed: Upland Henry, Itsein Julius. Havre-
Sailed Vess, MayfOweT, Fenier Helovet Emily Taylor
Hebron. New York-CIsared Orlando, Statesman
ALABAMA.-TavlOr's JaqjOrities Wilcox 300 Greene
600 Monroe 300 Perry 16O Taylors gain over Clay in Is
counties is 5000.
Second Dispatch.
We give the following dispatch as we received
it-merely cautioning our readers of both parties,
not to place implicit confidence in it.
MONTGOMERY. Nov. 1O-.4la5ama.- information
received this point have every 10 believe that
Gen. Taylor will carry Alabama. Many democrats give up
the State Benton county gives 400 majority for Cass Bar.
bour $50 for Taylor
Tsnnessee-Ths State reported to have given Taylor
10000 majority.
eorgia-It reported here that in Sc counties of Georgia
Taylor gains on the wing the October election 1000
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-11

GFNERA1 KEARNY.-The St. Louis Republican
Of the LIST inst in recording the death Of this dis
tnquished man, pays the following tribute to his
memory Death has been amongst US, and mas
picked bright and shining mark for his shalt "A
good and really great man-an able, chlvalrous' ana
efficient military ofiicer-a courteous, bland ana
exemplary citizen-a true friend-a kind and aztec
tomato husband and father, has closed his earthly
career. Yesterday morning, about O'Clock, Brevet
Major General Stephen w. Kearny, U. s. Army,
expired at the residence Of Major Lewis NJ. Clark,
in this city. This event had been anticipated for
many days past, by his medical attendants and the
numerous friends of the deceased. who watched
with intense anxiety the progress Of the fatal dis
ease. For some days, hope occasionally held out
prospect of recovery but the silent and deadly dis
ease imbibed in the service Of his country, crept
steadily on battling the skill of the ablest medical
advisers and the utmost care Of his most devoted
attendants We had proposed to ourselves to give,
with this annunciaton Of his death, sketch of the
history and eventful career of the deceased, from
the period of his entrance into the public service in
1872 up 70 the time Of his death but we find that
materials are vet wanting TO perform this duty pro-
perly and we must delay it until tomorrow. No
event, we may remark, has occurred, for long
time, which has filled this community with more
heartfelt regret than the death of Gen. Kearny.
We understand that the funeral will take place to-
morrow, Thursday, at II o'clock, A. NJ, from st.
Georges Church, to the family burying- ground Of
Col. John O'Fallon, with appropriate military
honors brigade of the regular army from JEFF
ferson Barracks consisting of two regiments of In
fantry, two companies Of Dragons, and two COM
panies of Rifles, under Col LOOMS, will attend as
an escort, and the several Volunteer Companies Of
this city will also participate in these honors the
dead A further notice of the funeral ceremonies
will be given hereafter"
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Northern News by Teleurapb,

from the Baltimore AmericanJ
NEW YORK. Nov, 2, P. M.-The Stock market remains
steady and prices without change. Sales of Treasury note
skies at 1929, and U s. SKIES loan 1045O104z6 Ex-
change on London SD67a cent premium. The break
IN the Canal has supposed caused slight but tempo
barrels at IS 25f0s5 g. and s. "A for common Oswego
ana western and Genesee brands Sales of few hundred
barrels Southern at So 625 Sales of COTnmeal SO 70
az % 81 and OF Rye Flour at 50 50Os3 Co.. Holders of
wheat are very m sales of 1000 bushels Genesee 81 Is
"a 26-seme ask more. A sale of inferior red at Sc
IS in steady request with sales during the day of 25 900
bushels GDc tormixed and 72D73c for round yellow
Oats in fair request at 335c Sales of 10000 bushels
Rye at Co., Provisions rmeT. There is good demand for
Pork and prices better sales of 500 barrels at s12 50
sl3 for Mess and 50 81 4 for Prime being slight advance
sales Of 600 barrels Beef at 81 20s9 so for Prime Sales
o. 50O barrels Lard at I4DI3ac. per pound Taow 81
0Sc per pound TheIe Is movement in Groceries OF
any KIND, and prices remain as last quoted Sales of 800
ueces Rce European account previous prices Sales
OF aO barrels of Whisky at 225GD24c per salon - The
Cotton market remains UNCHANGED sales todsy of 500 bales
falI Upland at an average of SIC. per pound
PHILADELPHIA, NOV. = b P M--Ihe Stock market is
steady. Treasury 1925 and u s. skies 104zS Penn
sglvanla tves l3.. Flour dusmal sales at s5 q for
Western barrels Pennsylvania held at So 3I0s5 al
Cornmeal S3GS3 l2s Wheat remains without change
small sales OF red at 81 l2Gs 15 and white Ell ISs 0
Ihe inquiry Tor Corn Is mostly on Eastern account and
dealers have nearly cleared the market sales Of $500 bushels
yellow At 65lD63c nothing done in white Cats 339s5c
Rye bobSc per bushel The Provision market remainE
without special change. Pork is somewhat rer and
sales at S2 1913 for Mess, and IS 75D9 for Prime
Beef and Bacon steady. The Grocery market REMAND
prices nominal Rice SO 1908 81 per 10 pounds sas.
OF Whisky at 24c per gallon. The Cotton market i
last steamer. '-SS ''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-11


IN an establishment emphacaly new Everybody everything
appearing before NewOreans audence nagemsni
tie head Of which only known professional capaci
Jester the Tester deems incumbent afew words in
The COSTUMES, TRAPPlNGs and ACCouTREMENTs hlu
a good portion Of Clowns for une and pnbaij
The circle.
MENTORS BRASS BAND, distinguished Leader compar
othe Lion Keuds and be joined in few days by the m
DICK WlLLfs,l constitutes the Orchestra
The HORSES spotted end sleek and symmetrical
horses usually and his four dnnuye and eccentric PONIES
pedantic preeocous little people apt be- Ha
AROOSTOOK, pupil Of the writer, often usTps de province
Of the Jester in exciting the risbities Of the audience
The TROUPE embraces the ehivay the pro No
with lair representation Of European talent.
DAN RICE the Clawn sometimes called The Sbnsperean,
pretensions little Undated by hg par aiy Of hsh
two while six mouths Captain the Ohio and Mississippi
Mile ROSA feaessy announced the superior Madame
Msear and Of course the best Female Equestrian the Arena M
Young GLENN ROps position as The frat living gIorssnsn is e
determined by The TACT Of hs making ehid's play sda
Sinor GERMANI, Italian Crichton, reverse na
after the school Of LeIor and in the excitement he created
the East confirms the high reputation he brough; with in m
the land q Painting and Song.
Mons La THORN, with multiplicity Of accomplishments 4
MADGAN, Of every branch Of the rolessou w.
BURN1sH Scenic Rider classic conception
Young HIRAM DAY no less ski'ul than youthful YANkL4
THRIFT good al every thing, and Clown, Of the fri 1
in the East; f. RosETEN, whom attributable machd
MesiaInes RICE NASH, MADlGAN, THRIFT ee, mPa
tant accessories ~ The beautiful effects ann produce, pa
dessrg. NASH, PURCELL, CONE, FORD, HAVlLAND
EICALf etep though only seen IN the distance, niesis
70 the perspeeuveof an inviting picture.
Add to all this the that oper Heavens FIRST aV
method deyotlonto t wishes Of his patrons and the most W
regard for the comfort Of The lady portion Of his audience
CiowHs Circus shall be anything but cosnish aud tuse
tH hoarqng OF oef years oelaoy successful aQr ana W ~
conpanyirg experience viii not have been sacrificed.
Young HERNANDEZ, ". O. DALE, and other Northern sisH
WI appef as the season advances DAN RlCh
This establishment viii be exhibited IN the CITY OF LATAYEr
on FRIDAY SATURDAY and SUNDAY EVENING" h
l0h llth and 18th inst. nN
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PARISH OF ST. LANDRY
Majority for Taylor. .577 Tot

MYSTERIOUS ARTs-The st. Louis Organ of
the lst gives the following item of police news ::
" On Monday Frederika Itress was charged with
grand larceny, under the following strange cir
cumstances: The complainant, Christian Miller,
charged the defendant who is professed fortune
teller, with having induced his wife, through her
mysterious as to abstract from his trunk valuables
TO the amount of 1870, in bank paper, gold and
silver plate. Miller not being prepared with evil
dence then, the fair sorceress gave security for her
appearance yesterday, when she was discharged,
complainant not being PRESENT.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-11

10 We imagined that we had made certain
arrangements to receive from Philadelphia the
votes of every county in the northern States, as
fast as the returns reached that city. For some
reason, the dispatches have not been reesivsu'
whether owing to the fact that our Correspondent
neglected to send them, or that they nave Dsen
lost in the multfarious business OF the telegraph on
the way, it is impossible to say. we much regret
however, on account Of our readers, that we have
been disappointed for, had we received the par
teuar returns as expected much of the anxiety and
doubt. betting and loss, consequent upon the pub
location of mere general statements would not have
avisfed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-11

FRoM RIO JANE1Ro.-The Baltimore Sun makes
the following extract from letter received at the
Exchange Reading Rooms, per the brig Gen. Pink
ney, dated Rio de Janeiro, Sept. IA:
The brig Poultney, Mouat, sailed for Baltimore,
on the 9Th Sept, with 1907 bags Coffee and Sias
Marcan, Long, do. 18th, with 200 bags
Freghts, on account Of European intelligence be-
ing so unfavoable in regard TO immediate settle
ment Of difficulties, and also of the decline Of the
value of our produce in the United States together
with the great influx of vessels from all parts and
of all flags, have been rendered exceedingly dull
II is thought that many of the vessels i'll port
will have to leave in ballast, the stock of coffee not
at all being commensurate with the tonnage in the
harbor importations merely nominal to the United
States.
Advices from Montevideo are to the 23d August
Having no produce, and but few vessels in port,
business was quite at a stand there
BUENos AYREs, Aug. l7.-Danish and Swedish
bottoms are taken up slowly to load for the United
States at 50 per bale, and of cent per pound, for
dry hides
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TO POLITICIANS!

"a It has estimated that during the present campaign
which has been so holly contested not less than
AZ THREE MILLION DOLLARS III
have been bet upon the persons money
have ct houses and thing another but by
far the greatest number Of bets will be paid in
Rich and Fashionable CLOTHING,
such black blue and ncycoed cloth Dress and Froek Goats
blue brown and dab Pilot Cloth Pao and Sacs French and Eng
fish black Cashmere and Dek blue olive and
d. black and cooed cloth Embroidered Vests cooed Cashmere
Vests Of all qualities and Styles faneyooed Tweed aud Codriug
ton Paeo Sacs and OVrcoa indeed Coats Vests and Pau
rigs - every variety Of goods and fashion Of pattern
RICHARD SAN DIS,
corner of Tchoupitoulas and Poydras streets,
ornent OF the above articles would call the attention Of politicians
the fact believing that they will fail perceive the facility with
which they their Clothing bets at his establishments He will
cheeruy accommodate Wings Democrats Barn-buer Free-so
es NopRTy men and Eyeryparty menhe particular. In
ae any body want OF Clothing obtain with him great bar
gems Call and examine his magnificent stock any how n24
~ To Country Merchants Planters and Physi-
eNns-Please the advertisement Of RUSTE & PADDOCK
upon the Fourth Page, headed above. myl0
II Strangers In the City, see Dr. B. F. MULLEN'S
advertisements the other columns this papsr
very best in his profession in the United States stand
in need would do well to give him call, at IS Cuatomhous
street sepls I'm
~ II. DalleY's Magical Pain Extractor The
original and only genuine always written signature
the proprietor III DALEY the wrappers Of BOX.
Southern Depot Isl Charrss street. New Orleans a27
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-11

EXTENSIVE SURGICAL 0PERATIoN-A painful
operation was performed on the the LIST instant in
Philadelphia, by DR.. Alice, on an adult, named
Valentino Dedaken. The operation consisted
Of removing the entire side of the upper jaw: a
small portion only Of the molar bone was left suf
ficient for the support Of OF the eye The opera
ton was performed in less than ten minutes.
and was borne throughout by the patient with
out uttering a groan. He is doing well, and is
entirely out of danger.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-11

MARINE NEws.-The bark Chiffon, on the 18th
ult., passed vessel bottom upwards. She was ap-
parenty of 80 100 tons burthen, copper bottomed
and fiat on the floor. Her rudder was gone, and
nothing could be seen attached to her but small
spar with the end out Of water forward, which APP
peared newly broken. Latitude lao 33'-Longi-
tude 62o 50,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-11

CUBA.-" A Spaniard, . through the medium Of
the N. Y Tribune, offers to stake $500 with the
editors of either of two of the New York morning
papers, that the Spanish Government has not en-
tered into any negotiations with any foreign power
about selling Cuba, the burden of proof to rest
with the editor who takes the money, the winner
to receive his own $500, and the otherS50O to go
10 the benefit Of the sick poor in the hospitals
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-11

OF Herr Hecker, the German Patriot, says the
St Louis Republican of the lst ins arrived in that
city yesterday morning, at an early hour. He de-
clines, we understand, any public demonstration
but it is contemplated to hold mass meeting at
future day, at which he will address his coun-
trymen on the condition of things in Faderland.
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THE CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.
All New Materials 81 the Latest strll

All " W NJ ater1als OF the Latest Style.
81 The propreQrs Of the Daily Crescent would respectfully
inform their friends and the pnbc that they added
JOB OFFICE their establishment prepared
all kinds of printing the Favorable TERMS
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS; CIRCULARS LAWYERS
BRIEFS: BILLS OF LADING; DRAY RECEIPTS;
CARDS; POSTERS; STEAMBOAT BILLS, &c, &C.
in every style.
All their maierialsType Presses entirely new and
the very improvements which viii enable their
work in to be surpassed this city The
from the foundry of Messrs. R. Hoe Co.. NewYor
guaranty Of their excencehe type from the
dries Of Messr George. Bruce Co. and John T. White
been selected with great adapt wants
this city. o6
IL Democratic State Central Committee - The
Executive Committee Of the Democratic State Central
will THIS DAY u O'clock Chamber,
business Of Importance PunetuHl attendance requested
NIL S. LOCKE Chairman.
e1- James Gulick Fire 90. No. 1.-THE members
Of this Company will attend called SUNDAY the 18th
nst al o'ciocE P NJ. BY order. - -
NIL EDMUND CLARKE, Secretary.
TT Independent Order of Rechabites.-A meet
will be held SUNDAY, the 18th ns 10 O'Clock A. NJ
the Pelican Hail. Of Common and St. Charles Streets for he
purpose eecug Officers of the Orleans Tent Of the Independent
the list for Charter well those who wish members,
nil Il W. W. MCCARTHY.
Eg~ Crystal Temple of Honor No. A called
meeting this Temple viii held Temple Hail Canal street
MONDAY EVENING NEXT 18th inst, 7 o'clock Members
MIC 4 W. VAN WICK, W. c. T.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-11

OF Hopes are entertained at Puerto CabelIo If
an amicable arrangement between the Government
and General Paez, by which peace will be restored
to that distracted country. =