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ElOr.dn.

The returns from this State indicate that ll'c whigs have succeeded in electing their Governor, members of Congress and a majority in the Legislature. The whig majority is estimated at 263 votes.
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OHIo.-There is still some doubt who is Governor of this State. Both parties hope, but neit.er claims the victory.-- The democrats have elected eleven mem. bers to Congeess the whigs ten. The Legislature is whig by . very small ma. jority.
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still Further from ,he Niagara

MONTGOMERY. Sat. Night, Oct 2l.
 It was reported at Paris that Austria had rejected the mediation of France and England, and proposed in lieu thereof n Congress of European Powers. Austria was again at war in Italy Marshal Radetsky still continued the blockade ol Torcello.
 PRovrsIoNs.-The market at Liverpool remains unchanged, Turpen'iue was quiet and prices nominal.
 American stocks experienced nr charge.
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F;fcctOriaI Tickets.

Let each county be supplied with tick cts in time. We are prepared to furnish them at the shortest notice, at 50 cents per hundred.
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NEw YoRK The cotton market was dull with downward tendency. Flour remained unchanged by the news.
 PENNsyLvANIA.-Johnson's majority is now reported to be 26O; one official [ahat this last meanes we do not know.
 Ono In this State the Governor and the Legislature are claim,d by both par. ties,
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Discns.ion at YouugviIIe.

We have been requested to state that there will be a public discussion of the DO. litical questions of the day at Youngville, Tallapoosa county, on next Saturday, the 2Sth instant.
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wETuMpKA. OCT. 24, l948.

Sa5. Electors for Coosa County, T. w. T. MCCAIN, w. W. MORRIS, D ". CLEAvELAND, JOHN A. GRAHAM, SAMUEL. SPIGENER, F. F. FoscUE, JOIN LooNEY, JAMES H. WEAVER, WM. LINDSEY, N. SMITH GRAHAM, Co.,. H. RosE, Cor. BENNIT s. GRIFFIN, MALCoM D. GRAHAM.
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n-F Boliver Eason, Esq, of Tal,ade. ga county, has been appointed by his Ex. cellency, Reuben Chapman, Judge of the County Court of 'ralladega county, to fill the vacancy of that office caused by the resignation of Judge Rice. Mir. Eason is a young gentleman, we learn, who is in every way competent to discharge the du- ties with credit to himself and honor to the county.
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The federal papers say Taylor is very much like Washington; but we never heard that Washington refused to take letters from the Post Office because the postage was not paid.-Pat.
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The New York Tribunc's reasons fo

Inc NeW IOrk IrIbunc's reasons for voting for Gen. Taylor:
 Tue triumph of tue Wings sciA be the defeat ofth SlaDery crusuders, from Mr. Cai."nn to Hangmaa Faosc. Should ,eu Taylor attempt to ouerra.e or circumpe,,, the Free Soa sentiment, he wiA sooa find himself c seccad JoAn Tyler But he has too.mach sense to attempt t, gd
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COrrcspOnSsence.

VI ASHlNGTON, Oept. SS, lo45.
 Sir: have recently seen speeches and statements made in reference to Gen. Cass, tone of winch l enclose to you ) calling in question his courage and con- duct as an officer in ibe war of lS12, having special reference to the attack on the Canards, the surrender of Hull, and the battle of Thames. As you were a prominent acior in the dangers and trials of that eventiul period, am induced to be- lieve that you know the true history of Gen. Cass, and that as an act of justice to a fellow soldier, you would not hesitate to state 10 your copntrymen all the facts in relation to the part which he then acted.
 This request is made. rot to subserve party purposes, but to correct erroneous impressions which may be made in refer enee to men who weie. as we have here toiore believed, highly distinguished for their courage and patriotism in the second war of American indepen ience,
 l am, sir, very respectfully, your friend and obedient servant,
 F. W. BOWDON.
 Mai Con Tu c Ipsrp
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Whig Cobinei

" U'S NUOt'tU1' Ifelecied to the Presidency. l SHALL SELECT MY CABINET FROM TIE PURESr AND ABLEST WHIGS IN TIE UNION.
 ZACHARY TAYLOR.
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Arrivals at ,s,e Pemitcntiary.

Received at the ienitentiary October 20, ls43, James Barton for negro steal. ing from Marion county, sentenced for 10 years.
 Harrison Goodwin for same offence and from same county, and sentenced for 10 years. ---------
 Joseph Stockard, from Marion county, for larceny, sentenced for 3 years.
 Jason Bates, from Henry county for lar ceny, sentenced for 5 years.
 James Johnson, from Franklin county, for horse stealing, sentenced for ' years.
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Tcmpc,ance Orulion.

There will be Temperance Grafton delivered at Nixbu'g. Cocsa county, on Saturday inc 2Sth of October, (next Sat urday.) The community generally are respectfully invited.
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Assistant Electors for Amouga County. GEN. CRAwFoRp M. JACKSON, MILTON HOWARD, Esq, T. ,. TARLEToN, Esq.,, MosEs CLIPPER, Eso., Cor. $. P. SToRRs, DR. JOHN WooD, LAZARUS B. PARKER, Col. SPlGENER.
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Why don't the whigs get Major Bliss to deny that he wrote the admired des. patches of Gen. Taylor? They have tri-
 .-J s.~.- ...~J su~~S~-A ,--A IVVs- dence Herald. i
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MONTGOMERY. Oct. l2. ls4s.


 Gentlemen -I am in receipt of your favor of the 9th inst, inviting me to par ticipate in the proceedings of public din. ner, given ny the citizens of Coosa county, to their able and firm representative in Congress.
 From the fact that our courts are now in session and will still be on the 18th, l regret that shall not be able to be with you on that interesting occasion, nothing would afford me more pleasure, than to be able to accept of your kind invitation and to contribute my might to the election oi those great and good men Gen. Lewis Cass and Wm. O. Butler, for the Union --I believe the existence of the Union and the maintanance ot the right of the South are involved in this campaign, and we can only look to safety in their elec- tion.
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TIE HAVANA MAIL bsxn.-----;17rYI. I. . ppsst. master General announces fha. the s,ssss
 ,ner Isabel, the first steamship established. ny the recent act q Congress, from Charp. e.'on South Carolina, by Savannah, Geor- ! s'a' an". Key West, Florida, to Havana in 'ne :.siand of Cuba, will leave Charleston dn her first trip on the 18th of Oetober,., and that herreguar days of fdeparture. will. be on the lst and 18th of each month. -
 The postage to or from Havana will be twelve and halfccrls on single letter not exceeding haii an-ounce in weight, with an, additional twelve and half cents for each additional half ounce, or fractional excess. of hai ounce, and must in all cases be- prepaid when the letter is sent to Havana and paid on demand when received from Havana. No inland postage is 10 be charged in addition thereto. Postage on each newspaper to or from Havana will be :. three cents, in addition to the inland pos-, tage, and is to be prepaid as aforesaid, ~ !
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Leithe soush Beware.

A most diabolical game is now being played to cheat the people into the support of Gen. Taylor. Two instances are be- fore us - T
 Tom Corwin is showing Gen. Taylor's priUaie letters, in o .io. in which the lat. ter declares himself IN FAVOR OFTHE WILL NOT PROVISO and that he had been OPPOSED to SLAVERY for the LAST T VEN rY YEARSlS {,'sss t
 Mir. $. Larned of Detroit, made a speech lately, at Spring Wells, in Miekf,. gan, in which the same statement was: inasle--that he hal seen private letters. iron, Gen. Taylor to citizen of Detroit, p.edging himself 10 use his influence, if elected President in tanor of ths Provaso.
 Let Soathera men beware Eowthey sup. port q man who is playing suca doubie. and deceittiil game! 's5t 4
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TIE WHOLE NUMBER OF vEToEs.--The veto power, says the Virginia Recorder, has been exercised twenty-five times since the formation of the government
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Gen. CasS. and tie HzisrepFcseu- iaiiOns respecting lais Military c;trecY and &erYices.

We publish below says the Washing ton Union. an interesting correspondence between the Hon. F. ". Bowdon Chat efficient and able champion of democracy and Maj. General Jesup. the gallent sol dier and distinguished QIariermaster Ge- neral ot tho army, in reference to the character and conduct of Gen. Cass on several memorable occasions during the last war with Great Briian. This and the previous lette. of Gen. Jesup to the Hon. Mr. Smith of Illinois. which we publish few weeks since, while interest
 ing as matters of history, are noble tri- hutes to the gallantry, courage and pltri- oism of fellow soldier. basely sland red in the tenderest and most cherished points of d soldiers reputation.
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Yours Very Respectfully,

NUOTI TILNOINE IF. Messrs John 4. Graham, F. F. Foscue, Sam Spigner.
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JOHN CRAGIN. To Messrs. Graham, Foscue and Spig. ner, Rockford.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30

PROVISIONS.-'rhe light stock Of Pork, and the pros
pect Of very light arrivals for time to come, have given
he market upward tendency, ard quote $l'GG
Il % for Mess and So 75G9 Tor Prime though is not
to buy at the lowest figures. Thu, Is 7ac04l ? Dbl sd
since last Tuesday BIER very and the
rates higher Prime selling at NJ and Me,s at SIS 5ODl G
p bbl-or $3n5 above the two weeks agOand there
be had less. BACON la: also improved, and
may be quoted at 4D4a for Missouri Sides li,5 for
Cincinnati do and 3il04ac. for Ordinary to Prime Shout
ders, with a sale OF 80 casks Cincinnati for shipment to
Charleston &c. b....LARD has again advanced, and
we notice to-day sales of 70 bbs H. 10 bbls and ece
Prime at a. 81 do al ~, 10 kegs g. $50 do. at O. 62
do strictly Prime at the advanced Of lOc. h.. Yves
tern BUTTER dull at 110125, and CHEESE at &c. ID.
SALT-A cargo of4l5O sacks Liverpool, One-lilth Fine,
sold at 81 05 2 sack round Thu rates from 81 40
for Fine and 81 % Tor Coarse, delivered.
RICE.-Small sales at 4l9c y lb.
COFFEE-RiO is very dull and selling slowly Cos &C
Ib.
WHISKY-The advance has limited the sales to 4 few
small lots. Pices be quoted 1S2D9c for Rectited
andl9lac. gallon for Raw.
BAGGING AND ROPE-The demand is limited but
prices appear pretty steady at l5c cash for Prime Baggng
and 7fdD8c. q ID. for Rope cash and time.
HAY-Tas advanced, and 1000 bales New York sold from
store at $22 2 ton.
GTNNY-BAGS.-New are dull at 12D zee. each.
EXCHANGE.-The rates without any alteration
from Saturday say-75&G09la p ct. prem. for Sterling,
and 5f2O for Francs New York 50 day bills 1G0123 T
ct dis; Checks, 1s6)4 Q ct. prem.
FREIGIlTS-hre tirmer. We notice one ship taken for
Liverpool at 56d for Cotton and another for the same port
at 5l6d. for Cotton, 5s for Tobacco and As for Lard
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

LATITUDE, % 773oN.-LoNsITUDE, 80 Win Time Oh.
Cleared Yesterday:
BHg Orleans Thompson, Rio de Janeiro w H. Simmons
Brig Emma, Berry Charleston, r. NJ. Harrison Y Co
SChr. Alice, Eis IensacOa, JnO Hurley y Go
SClr. Sarah Elizabeth, Webb, Pensacola, Master
Arrived osteTdsY:
U. 5. schr. Heroine, = from Vera Cruz, 18TH INST to
s. QuartermasteT-3d my.
STEAMBOATS,:
Creole, Giberson, fIn Mobile
Courier NJ artin FIN the Balize.
Belle Creole ChampOme I'm Bayou Sara-5 bales cotton.
Elisha, Landry, I'm Bayou Sara-138 bales cotton.
Exit, Courtney, I'm Quachia nver-29 bales cotton.
Luna, FaircId, I'm Bayou Sara-1lS bales cotton.
St. Helena, Amsden. i'm SLrevepOr-343 bales cotton.
Viola, Wilson, I'm DonadsOnvile.
Marshal Ney Carlisle FIN st. Louis-l4S bale cotton
Gladiator. FarnswOrh I'm ST LOus-l93 bales cotton
Gen. Taylor MOOrehead, fin Louisville.
Gen. Lane. Richards I'm Louisville.
TowbOat Pat Henry, Miller, I'm the Passes.
Memoranda:
TOwboat Pat Henry lowed down and to the 26th
inst, bark NIazeppa and brig FavOne.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,

Tuesday Night, august ., Io4o
fair business has been done in Market for three days
hack particularly in Cotton Tobacco and Flour and 1t VIII
he seen that Corn has advanced fuher and likewise Lard
Beef Pork and Bacon Other articles are without chahse
III steamer BritaDnias news is now due here by tee
rsph rs she was to sail from Liverpool on the Eth INST
COTTON-The Cotton market closed quite firmly at the
date of our last emweeky report the sales having been 10
LARGER extent than for days previous On Satuida
there was brisk inquiry, and the safes Teacheu 9Vo Oae
araip al fu raes-fuy up previous quotations. anu
ncIudug some 200 bales crop private terms The an
cpaton of still later European accounts however mas
rather checked operations yesterday and today and heeS
reach but $500 bales making 600 bales for the thee days
mostly Or England. The arrivals OF new crop are DO" --
bales against 569 to time last year.
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MAYO,S MuSIC STORE.

NO. , IdWD SLTttL HEHF OLIII0'
RIANO FORTES manufactured by the best houses, and
L fully guaranteed for pemane1ey oirz zzysssEz
Piano Fotes from The best manutaci9Y,T u % II q
and GUARANTEED % remain at concert pitch! Ill
from all the publishers the United States VIEW mgStn
published every week from the most popular autho W.
pant Harps Double Bass ViOlonceOs, Guitars V2 2
BanOs, Drum bass and tenor Iam9onnsS5 * 1
Tombones bass tenor and ao; d; R StHe
cdes French Horns, Fumpets, valve and pam 5GSST
MERCHANDISE of every kind. sTRlNG 5 Tor me 5Rg
Harp, Bias Viol Violin and Guitar lNoI ICt ,L
INSTRUCTION ON the Piano, Harp, Violin, Guitar Flute,
and in Vocal Music. Pianos tuned lePaed ana LaAen u
MUSIC BOUND. The abOve-named merchandise Is re-.
ceved and sold and consequently oneed az
nuch lower prices than if purchased private account
Purchasers are respectfully invited to examine the ARTICLES
before purchasing elsewhere. ,,-,, r, .y.vO A..
JYl3 I'm WM, II MA W Agehe'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30

RoBBERY.-A woman named Margaret Davis
was yesterday arrested by the First Municipality
Police. charged with snatching purse, containing
s., from the hands of E. McCarty. The gentle
man was about 10 pay for some liquor in coffee
house, corner of Marais and ST. Louis street, when
Margaret came the grab-game and pOcketed his pile
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30

The OrEENIs DELIGHT, which forms al essential ngrc-
den in the Gaeenberg Sarsapana Compound Is probably
s,rneror 10 Saraparla itself Professor Frost of ChaestOn
S c. speaks of it follows, the Southern journal Of
Medicine and Pharmacy:
Few vegetable productions exhibit power upon the
system generally. So powerfully lis action eNeTted upon
the capillary and eCreng vessels, IN changing their morbid
conditions, and dSpOsng them to healthy
action that il is greatly be preferred &c, &c " He
further adds That il chronic diseases and chronic
Examinations and also the long train of consequences that
follows syphilis, that its efficacy IS best exhibited
The superiority OF the GTaeenbcTg SaTsapana Compound
may be thus stated
It II is composed Of number of the most etfcacOus
vegetables the whole range Of the Matea Aedica, in ad
ditiOn to SaTapdrllla.
I'd These are so highly concentrated that there are many
doses in the bottle than in OF the largest bottles
advertised.
Sd This concentration renders to Sarsapara what Qu-
nine to Peruvian Bark. The diluted preparations
better than ordinary root beer-sOung the stomach
and spelling the bottles. To weak infusion of Sara
paHa when suphate Of the article may be had, IS Ike
taking bark instead OF Qunine, OIke travelling in c0w
against strong current instead Of in swift steamer
These things being let all who have made up their
minds to Sarsapdrd use that OF the GTeenDeg
Company II is warranted to be ten times e1caclOus
than any other knOwn-nO matter how large the bottle, or
the advertisements. As SPRING MEDICINES,
the Graefenberg Vegetable Pills; the Graeenbefg Health
Btte and the GTaetenberg SarsapaHa Compound snoud
superCede all Others. For universal use, the Es anu btis
are of ncalculabe value Those who take them need NOT
fear the eneTvang effects of the summer whC Is al manu-
to The General Agent for LOUISIANA ana Mi3sissIpP "
/ d. HANSBROUGH, u Camp street, New orleans La
TO whom applications for genCles may be addressed -,
to" For sale by WELD y ~ Penodcair A hH, -
Place and Cnstomhouse st.; C. VAN FELSONa corner
Magazine and Bartholomew SIS; w hIIIhl q ~ I'h
CharcTes st.; J. LLADO n Condo ST. new QheaHSf;
THOS COOK Postmaster, city OF Baayete j. Il, ~
R0KKEIIEN corner Camp and st. Mary SITS; JOHN
E0EI FL corner Leyee and Seventh str Lafayette anI
J CHARLES BENNEOT. CsTroltOn, La Je''''
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TOBACCO.-A good demand has sprung up since our
last, and about 100 hhds have been sOd at full prices in
cJudipg lot OF $40 hhds. Yellow Bark al A for the
Admitted and 2lc for the Refused. The whole stock
sale reduced 10 some $500 1900 hhds We quote-Lugs,
IsIL025,: I,eaf-Infeior to Common, 3G0SA Fair, 4O
a.: Good to Choice 45alO6c. q b.
SITGAR-A moderate demand still exists, and small sales
are making at previous rates, saylnfenor and common
9sI03]5; Fair 3sS03zs Prime and Choice, 4C041&c q ID
MOI, ASSES.-The arrivals continue small and prices
have improved to 1602lc p gallon for Inferior TO Fnne
Choice lots held at &c. ,,,,-,, a.
sFIOJJR-The moderate receipts have enabled holders 10
maintain very steady the advance noticed in our last ne
[ aItogeter have been about $500 bbls, at "a OG4 lz
FIR Ohio s42O4 . for good Illinois, and s45OC04 70 fo
Cboico brands one lot of 800 bbls. Wise, Lea Co.
fvorte Illinois brand bringing high as 50 Dbl 10
dav's sales include HOO bbls. at this wide range ,
Arrived past days. T9S RE
EynOrted time. 7''O ~
CRAIN.-The rates for Corn have again gone up and
some 1000 sacks have found purchasers at 5355c push
neary all at the highest rate To-day 500 sacks Yellow 500
AT Sc % busbel Oars still sell at S4fD35c. bushe for
good oualitv. and 320S3c for Ordinay...We hear Of
nothing done in WHEAT or Corn MEAL
Arrived mast 5913 sacks Corn.
Exported same time, 80"
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]. ! ], ], !. II5!Z;y5
ry- pRIY8TE LESSONS ONLY -Rg

~ u
" J. GOMEZ, Editor of La PCtriG, will devote few
NJ hour, during the day 10 give instructions IN the Span
h Language Mr. G. has adopted new and easy method,
by which scholar learn to read speak and translate the
Spanish Language in two or three months, -
For Terms &C. apply to Mr.. Gomez at his 0fhce, No 81
Exchange Alley near Cont street. or at the Bookstores OF
b. Steel IA Camp ST. Th0s H. White So Canal st., and
c. Morgan II Exchange Place, adjoining the POstoice.
e5~ If required, Mr. g. viii give lessons at night mS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30
PHRENOLOGY-BUSTS.

WELD & co. No. 70 CAIP STREET, have Just re-
w cpved from the publishers fresh lot OF those excel
lent works among which may be lounG the following
PHREEOL0GICAL BISTSItwo sizes each tIll having yIl
location enabling those DESTROYS study the science with
no other instructor. ,.,
PHRENOL OGY Proved. Illustrated and Applied
HEREDITARY DESCENr-Its Laws etc.
PHYSIOI. OGY, ANIMAL AND MENTAL
SELF CUL|URE-Ry o. $. Fowler
MENORY-By Q. 5. Fowler. -
REL IGTC5N NATURAL AND REVEALED.
4 HOME FOR Abby Q. 5 Fowler.
LOVE AND PARENTAGE-By .. 5. Fowler.
AMATIVENESS.
IKTRiNONY: Synopsis of PhrenOlogV; Woman :;
Brman RIGHTS Teeth etc etc; comprising OF the most
valuable collections of useful and Interesting reading library
can be 5to ked with WELD y 20, Y camp street.
wis Agents for sale of the GraeenDerg Co Medicines
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u y = ~ s
HOTEL AND GARDENS,

One Of the most delightful residences IN The South
SaaEA THE CARROLTOH HOTEL AND GARDENS, -.
EssEB 81 miles from Canal St., NewOIleans, ola the&
EszEA CanOtOn Railroad. -
THE subscriber has the honor announce that he
fLy prepared to accommodate limited number of BOAp
Frs By the day, week, or month.
TERMS:
Per Nav 81 90 Per Week $40 90. Per Month 80 %
Breakfast, Dinner, and Supper, at any hour.
Fish Dinners TO order and Private Parties accommodated
The best of Wines and Liquors;
Ice Creams SherbetS LeRORGde and Soda oater served
at The Saloon or in the Gardens.
The Dining rooms and ResauTat are under the charge of
MI POUCHET one of the first caterers, and formerly of
Mobile and New Orleans.
Billiard Tables Ten-pu Alleys and Quos.
Good Stabling for thirty Horses
~ The FLOWER GARDENS attached to the Hotel,
re- acres in extent are laid ont with much taste and
fine order and fur 8urpGSS anything of the kind IN the
United States.
BoUQTETs in great variety, always to be had on appea
ton to the Gardener.
is respectfully solicited by (myItN JAMES DuRNO.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30
HOMEOPATHY

rv have received and have open for sale TIE following
w Medicines and Books $500:
EPPSf CASES-G0 REMEDIES ,.,~,
20 REMEDY CASES-2 REMEDY CASEs
p REMEDY CASES-l0 REMEDY CASLS;
H0WFOPATHIC COFFEE in Z ID. papers
FPPST DOMESTIC HOMEOPATHY
HILLS LAURIE, &c, NC ,,, -,,
al9 tt WELD q w. - NSinp sNee'
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VIEW AND VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOK.

A MAMMAL, OF GRECIAN AND ROMAN ANTI
n DUTIES; by DR.. E. +. BOiesen, Professor OF the
Greek Language and Literature in the gRly9Tslty OF
Soro; translated from the German. Edited with Occa
sj0pai notes and complete series of quesOns) by the
Rev Thomas Kerchever Arnold, N. A. Rector OF Lyn-
don and late Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge.
Revised with additions and corrections,
Just received and for sa at the eag Orleans SGtiORerS
WarcbSgSe far 81 j. b. STEEL, IA Camp st,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30

TAKING THE CHAR(s).-The chairs, desks, etc.
in the Council room of the Third Municipality,
were yesterday taken possession of by the sheriff.
by virtue of Il Judgment for $50, obtained against
the Municipality by Mr.. Robert Tile President
will be obliged to seat himself stool at the next
meeting, and the members will form standing
committee of the whole. :; Alas, poor Norick -
The Judgment obtained by Mr. Robert, is for dam
age done his property in opening Claiborne street,
through the Third, and for which he has been I'M
able to obtain any settlement redress until he re-
sorted 10 the present course. We imagine, that the
Council will be anxious to settle with so ugly a Gus
toner, and get rid of him.