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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06
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Nj. EDITOR IL IS 70 be hoped ihat yoa VII
10, set alter in your noble work Of exhibiting Ne"
York So il IT, thst the unwary may take warning and
the vicious renounce their vices. Why not have your
sres gathered In = small nest and chesp volume. each
with IA Illustration more salabie worS ana one
read With more profit ! csni imagine 70 wola 70.
only sell well but 4 would instruct novces both ~ and
of OF the civ where ay the shoals and qulckssnds OF
New.Nork Aside from this, 10 would instruct every
BODY IN some Of the other great Peculautes OF New
York
Why not give = sire Of certain criminal wees IN
The higher circles in your peculiar way. showing the
corruprons Of society with occasional Illustrations oy
reference 70 facts slresdy made public. -fEcrArok
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06
By TELEGRAPH 10 the Ntw.YOrk Tribune.
Consre.smen from Albany.


join I. ScHOoLcRAFT has Just been dominated
By the Whis Convention for Member Of Congress
from Albany County fXlIIih District with
JAxrs KIDD also OF the City. for County Tres
surer
These are strong candidate. and VII Doubtless D
sle,.es n, ls,g. rrsl,-i-ies p IT'D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06

The corIoN msUset i dun with downward iehueH
cy in prices The sales Of the day are aoOo Daie7' D."
GLIDING middlng fair. at u cents FLOUR eonl'hl''
steady with sales Of 200 bbs SO previous prices
WHEAT il in fair request At our last quotations win
sale. Of & 600 bu.hela Operations Cons reach 1000
busbels az ,O053 RS FREIGH1s are without change.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06

IL WxsroaKsrER. RocKLANp AND PUTNAM
Counties hold Wing Mass Meeting Al somers on Wed
nesdsy next 18th inst 81 noon easily accessible oy
Rslrosd from hist City Addresses from able speakers
are expected The pistrie, Congressional Convention
meet 81 the same nms ard place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06

CHRISTIAN reform CorESrIoN.-Ims Con
vsnton was held a. CsnAsiots y y. on the 2tth and
9th nit OVID MI~EK- President J. i. Johnson and
Lyndon King ice Presidents John Ana. Secretary
and Il. P Crozer Assistant Secretary. Speeches were
made BY Mes,rs. william Gooden, Gerrit smith Mr.
Miner, W Fox, Mr Pryne l. King Van Amunse'
ingalls, and others Mr. Goodel presented series
Of propositions denounclng Ia strong language the
Churches or his country for holding fellowship with
Shareholders and their sbeti0r., sc. These PROPOSE
tons were laid on the table for discussion At fu
ture day The President OF the Convention dissenied
from them entirely
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06

~ We would recommend he Pflsm klruRLt Col. !.
Stove W al who sre blending " purchase Nrie.Qus .
NE best stoves 10 every respect DO Ats edssaia "a
particularly s own. There L. Summer fuusc~ ~ ri
c.n % attached h-n neces-ary. The top % r Az
nat NE washing boiler can be- used without nc oun1
Tho operations " cooking It, oven l. excellent st.h
nD.s-ke-prfs WI Appfs'Af II bzk~s equally We vi
WOO or coal, ami requires uneommyuy sfa. og.rry
Of fuel Ihs stove Il made " hs very mater 80. .rl
= accompanied win al he nec-sssy sieosis frs YER
low prce. sod by hocHFoRD : WosLfY al yes.,-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06

IL Hon. EDWARD EvsRErr, President Of Hsr-
ward University and late Minister to England hiss We
rejoice to say accepted invitation TO deliver the Ar
nus Grafton before the NewEnglsnd society Of this
City nex, Forcfs,hers Day, Dee. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06

Reo0Ds 1.nia shf part "a hoHrs-fLo'R' "'VV Dds
WHEAT. 5000 bsshes Cons. 2iVodo FLOUR con
tnues steady with les Of 300 barrels At o." -
WHEAT IL in fair demand At ' cts for ONO Inc sAes
are 1000 bushels Tie inquiry for CoRN - good 1nd
We notice sales Of 1900 bushels At ~ cs RFIoHr'
bv Canal 20 Albany are without material change
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06
,ir,t Convlction for seduction.

ROHIE- = ] IhufslHJ- YII' T
Michael Sullivan Who q short time since e.oped
from Newark \. J. With Mar Lmenne hehulon''
plead guilty yeaerday afternoon and "ss 'enen''' ~
tha So. r. .nr Tor Two Years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06

R,oe,es isaam mr past % holv' By CaHai-fIorH'
ZOO bills WHrAr 5000 bushels; CoRN, 1900 do,
BARtrY To- OOo do The demand for fLorR Is fair the
sales 900 bbs Including the various common Western
brands At 90 5Oa - 60. BARLEY continues active Win
sales of 800 bushels " y ~ cts OF RYE 2oeV bush
changed hands Al 66 cts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06
BY The MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL

BALTIMORE ELEcrIoS There were five can
didstes for Sheriff Of Baltimore al the Election
held on the 4th one regular Looo-Foco. Cloud
and four Independents, OF whom Kane, shut and
Hance are Wings, and Mitchell a Loco-Fooo.
The following Is the result Cloud 9.o-6. ksne
.oia. Mitchell 2l20 Shut, 500, Hance 500. Mr..
Cloud having a majority Of l67 over Kane. the
mex, highest. he was elected. The whole number
off vote. cast was about 5000.
Nrref>r,.-At the Wing State convention. ne.a
o., ,,nstnn is., week Al harmony zeal ana en-
tb,. ..rr n the cause ol our candidates zen sens
.l.ylar and Milisri Fillmore. Inc NohNeuloD p.
"A lis the appointment Of Col Taylor OF n.n- wv =
temporarv Chairman VIM kiyes ot Ao.tsl'' " :,
,,,.i. the President assisted by Dr. T. T. AtNnsoh ~
pftsyivania and others. Vice Presidents Hh1 " IT.
ra~rin-ton and others. Secretaries.
Mr. Robert 4 Stsnsrd. - chairman OF Vv..'.--.s-
10 report business for the consideration OF lno
,,n Introduced = series Of admirable reso4"''oi -
which were unanimously adopted Nr s NnAru :
sruscrh Il spoken OF IN high terms The short F"e"e
tory OF Mr. Rircs u pronounced by insny tlt y"5
bur.t of eioouence they ever heard Nr Joseph y. n
v,nrs speech sustained his high reputation as pop1
lar orator and wss happily received
The Convention "a 'ourned in the best spirit "a, "
delegate determined % DO hs utmost IN the great w n.
rsu.s and with cheering confidence OF success
Ralt American .in.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06

THE FLOWING MAroH--We have \ tail report
Of the Flowing and Spsdng Matches OF the American
Institute and sketch Of the westche.ter County
Fair for ,odsy's Eveuins Edition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06
,yhiy Gathering. In Newly ork.

We perceive that JAMES : THNEE, Lsq oi
tn. city one Of the most popular and effective speakers
in the state 6. gszctted 70 speak ia the Western part Of
this State follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ TIE ATTRACTIONS his week al Ia Museum are
adapted 70 a. classes u ysers both grave srt gsy. Al
6rsa; Westerns troere- yea ray .sggh 81 your hear
with the sable Brothers minsiresy aud their
sing Characteristic Negro dances you must BE- GIFTED
you cannot fai u being ne with wonder and sdnlrsOn
the sxrsOransry performances u Neis aud with sor
Ll1efnger Infant tsssr. snd Millions Of canOsues You
are sure be amply repsc FOR he and money
expended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06

CLWORsh.-LIfe, Manner. and Customs u he rbs0i.
ans IT. History, Climate Soils Mines and Producuos,
Pubhshea for ErauitOus distribution osn Do obtained b.
Canchslsgua Depot. ~ Broadway 1QW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06

~ The BostoA Dale MAJ. one OF the most
enterpr.ing paper. IN the City Of Notions ass recent
~ appeared in a new dress We wish its worthy pub
l,.hsr. al success
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~ Persons wishing The Tribune len ct theiusggfng
residences. 1t their places Of business either m NsN
York. Brooklyn, Jersey cry Wlams1ursh or SeWsfs
Will please their address he desk u tho Pubslnl
Office send by through the Post Olcc The prc'
Of The DAILY Tribune 10 hose regularly recoivs 100
our Carrier. j. 2! Cents per week
County subscribers for the Daily. S. per anuum la,
sem-Weesly -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06

TIVE BEsT GOLD PES. TIE WosLD-The celebrated
Richeheu diamond pointed God Pens are the beef and
cheapest In the word. and for Durability, warrant
hen % wear ave years sod orly By B. Z Warsos Co
IS Wallet God pens repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06

~ Those who have been doing nearly al ne tus'1e.
IN certain departments after he m follow II hy III
iaihss 10" se@ themselves suddenly di.fsnced b.
competitors, who take he business their own taud,
nfvugh ne al Of Ne Newspaper press u the cnfry Tie
Aosefssns AsencJ o. ' b PALNss Ia the rdbune Bur-
ngs, Offers every facility hose who are prepared o
P-y .ne demand. u lle people d he conatry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06
Conviction OF the Che-teT County oa"s
Robbers.

PHILADELPHIA oei- ..
BENJAMIN Pau Abraham Pence, and Edward
McGouen hss been found guilty OF passing tie stolen
notes Of the chester County Rans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06

LicHT fOs INA Mmlios. Miniature solar Lslp. 4 5s
best quality and warranted give Satisfaction eau "a -
Al low prices OF DlEIZ, BROTHER CO
~ ~ IA u,ll,.,a,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06

SUrERIoR CoURr.-Ihe eiectmeni sut reisfr. q.
res~l 81 ~ af defendant bl nr t--s .s-f N
rr,.-l before JatEe fsr'srpeI arl trsaf o. f-..r
ann .y Crotoa sr'-r % III ~ arst '-rf- i.iss s,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06

~ JoRS EDGARroS OF Franklin Co. Is IN
Yr.e so candidate sos Congress IN the Xth District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06
BUSINESS NoTIoEs-

What, my .~arer ,afisr than d vas -stai,ys4-s
~ II Is not remarkable Inst any can 30 found Nlo
Will continue 10 wear m fging, sroesque looking 10
thai every Tune IL worn causes dscoiosson Of us ar
though The head hat been placed na vice. when lLsy
obtain comfortable elegant and duf.bls snco Of Essx
10 Fuiionst al me excessively economical pnce u F0a
Dollar. Victims ~ l-educAird halef. feform Ia, ~
without ielaY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06

CorRr Or OTrE AND TgRmNEE Ctsr.s ys-,.
..srs~i ritff.. r-sfr1 on tr.t ID.
r,fIr h.. 81 rcislsi -.l st10O FRI e. "a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06

SINGING Clos. r. swEErsEE viii commence c.s.
Tor sdut pupils for Instruction the rudImeui- of srgr.
pa ne PesiAozzian SYSTEM at the chapel of Rev Dr. Chez
rfs Cnafch, non--qgar. Friday evening a. a 0colf
Fr't evening VIII be- free, when terms 40 VII be ma
Known. a. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06
y. \. Free soil Nominations.

Q.fess Co-Assembly, Isaac Z. HAyIIANp CLERK,
ABRAHAM D. sNEplEEk Treasurer PLArT WmLErrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06

CONVICTION Or LEwis k0RTH.-Oa Wednes-
DAY night the Jury in this retired and IN hour
siterward returned and inquired from the Court
whether ttey would be permitted % bring In verdict
Of simple assault and battery. The Court told them
that they certainly could If after careful examination
they thought the evidence sufficient 70 warrant
such q verdict. They accordingly retired again and
the hopes VI the prisoner and his friends ware consider
ably raised They had more cause. however D. fee !
reoiced when the Jury into Court second time
and stated that they were unable 20 agree and wished
o BE- DISCHARGED but this the Court positively refused
and they compelled o. return again. The anxiety
% al parties most intense The countenances
0fth0se Interested IN the prosecution wa slightly cloud
% while the looks Of the prisoners frinds betokeued
the utmost confidence Az about - o'clock the jury
came into Court and with the exception Of the
meufs OF their feet 10 passing - their sess the whole
Court silent with breathess suspense AZ last In
% the question proposed BY the Clerk the fore.
pronounced the verdict GsilB, and the prisoner
was removed % await his sentence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06
~ Wbis Ward Meetings in silthe " arc

today or TIN. evening. See the calls Of the ward
Committees, and attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06

SrRAKOscH's CONcERT.-Strakoschs Concert ia
me Female Academy asst night attended by large
and fashionable audience The Hall l. much better
adapted sound than the Tabernacle and the delicious
notes Of the sextuor Finale and the Souvenirs De
Jenny Lind, were heard 10 great advantage The IN.
surpassed pianist IVES most warmly received a. well
Miss Sorthsl whose charming execution Of the Banks
Of GuadalquiTer, Vas rsptuousy ,neored The duo
from G.u-smento was admirably played by sirakosch
and Tinm. We hope toe Brookynites whose good
Ia musical was never better proved than
Dy their patronage Of -trskOsch vii have the grah.
cation d hearing him again before long
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06

FATAL LEAF-A young man by the name %
dunn Jumped OF the bank Of the Genesee River. At
u cunt Morris sunday morning and was instantly
drshed % pieces. The precipice a tie point from
which he lesped. Is shout 5oo feet high The young
nm hsd been slightly insane Tor two or three years
and for several weeks past hsd been noticed 20 be worse
than usual, but no enc APPrehended 50 rash an act
Rochester American.
4 FAMILY OF MCRDERERs.-On Skunk River,
jasper County Iowa old Hsmln and his two sons re
Gently murdered Nicely ooarier IN their family and
burned MS body ashes In the ught Their object wAs
sloo which Nicely possessed The rat-Ans have al
oeen arrested and one o. the has turned state
| syidsase.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06

" TIE cheapest and be-, place in the city GET 20
bov- Shoes Or Callers, i JOSEss 10 Annsi Iesf ~
american Museum First quality Of French dress Boo-
= ~ secOod quality - 30 % 81 Congress Boos fr0n
- DO -. French patent esuher Boot B. ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06

BAPTIST ASSOCIATIONS CALlst aunlt ersary
meeting Of the Philadelphia Baptist Association com
7.ac4i % Tuesday afternoon In the broad q church
Tho business Of the day Of preliminary cnarac-
Ter Yesterday morning the AssOclanon reassemolei
urf-suant % sdi0urnmeuf After prayer - Rev. Nr.
N,tthew. statements Of the moral condition OF the
.sreral churches we're made.
The convention then proceeded b. the choice NJ a
Moderator and upon the rrst ballot Rev Mr. Reese was
oerted BIZ vote OF e votes cast for him u % votes
cast tor several other candidate Letters were recrF
81 from several churches for admission into the Asso
cation which were subsequently reported isvoraDiy
upon By select committee md the feegatrs IN attend
.nce from them admitted % fellowship
Hffrn001 ssssi0a After prayer the Association pro
-eeted % receive delegates and communications tom
corresponding religious bodies.
An extract from the minutes Of the year -- 10 rels
tou 70 ardent spirits received, and resolution
passed by the Association 10 opposition % the manuiae
rlre sac and Of spintu0us liquors.
Commuters we're appointed upon various subjects
among which vas that 81 more rgid Observance oi
the sabbath by retaining from labor and the ndll
rence of worldly pleasures The Convention reassefn
/ 5les this morning. PM Ledger N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06

CHEATING WITHIN THE LAw-Our friend PzaLos 1'
iorns " hat certain someoodes are vending scr D.
more IKE ais Chemical Hair lyigoratof han stuffed 20
~ ike the human form divine u.der similar rsue
Look oat for the counterfeit ladies' or yoa may SOC
tne morning and ind your gr-ssss turned sreea c0nn
oai 6y handsfsll IL q easy tell he drasgss ihai ~
must have PHALoss preparation and other. Beware VI
initaEons for here are hawks abroad"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06

DsGRACEFUL pROCEEDIN0s.-Last evening De-
tween and o'clock political association accom-
panied With music marching up south . near the
Pafrilf cHce most dsgraceul Aralr took place, re-
.ultng in A general ARRAY in which orcks we're
thrown freely and in great number. The once % me
Rsfirayrs Pafri0f the establishment % M q : Gr-n
~ dining on Baltimore snd the Office ~ the Chppu
We considerably damaged With shower q missiles
,ha windows broken ani doors battered. iniuring a
rrrnt.sr Of persons within such conduct . highly
reorehen-5e and the perpetrators should be- made 70
sufer the severe-t penalty Of ne lag
Baltimore sun. 5tl.
FfRE-At Ware. Mass. on Tuesday night last,
IRE broke out IN a large building known az the Ar
-sde and ster burning that building extended east
p hat occupied By : 2 Pepper 90 book store and
VIM : Brsxenridge - druggist and thence % the
store OF Newborn Brother and % the furniture store
oil Wm De vital which were consumed. Most Of
the GOODS IN al the buildings were saved 10 damaged
STATE The largest par fine oss VII a on Insurance
Companies though some Of the occupants Of the build
ngs were entirely uninsured
y Two men named Colyin and Robinson have
been held % bail IN the Of 5000 for violating the
person OF girl IS years old AZ Rochester Y Mrs
Robins who had errced the zir from her parents al
Fsirport VISA arrested accessory The Rochester
pagers say TIE case Vas very aggravated and revot
!1s one,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06

lSQUFsT.--COroner Walters was called yester
day 20 hold m inquest 81 476 Pearl Il upon the body Of
William Clancy, native Of ireland aged y years who
retired about DO clock "Wednesday ght In apparent
health and spirits and died in m about o'clock yes
to-day mornng- .erdLcl Death By Epeprc m.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13
LlGaTl-LICET,,.

COMMITTING NEW and just he thin. for every family
- Uug l4i-t, and cheap 100 that every nCh
and poor can buy L. J. i neat ID 4ES TICK, max
and wICklnr IL Candies of TalOW Lard,
ay that viii burn. BY simply turning the bottom Of
the Cand!es,lck, a beautiful hard, smooth CANDLE is
foce OF the top and any desired iength you wish
tom one inch to tNofaet n height.
IL Is neat and simple mon candleSck; cCnse
QHsHty may be managed by child.
=. E means Of tins convert all your refuse grease
candles aud thus Obtain hight from to- cents week.
.. he WICK dry ana smooth, thus vibration flicker
ing Of the flame, but burns like sperm candle.
4..ine wick be chang ed tou all disturbing the
large
.ioT coil the bottom OF the candI. maker candle
stick, wick sG@ent 20 last five weeks, where It
man, out OF sight and of the way.
t.. gu may keep your candle at the height al the
time Tor ten yeaTs-nO stumps pieces left
T. REQUIRES repenhlng with grease or ia low week.
e..No png OF grease ii falls turns but neat
~. II cannot get out OF order
H. In IroCi c Their superiority ntty and neaness the
nunb,r sold sufficient The price uniform and
the al the ned states and The article requires
Only 10 b. the nCedIIou- OF The fore
EOur facts. No Family viii he without them who sCape
fGgs' rer Inc SINAI. PRICE asked.
With srl2i capital active business make a
AID r5oa5e operation By Purchasing the monopoly
aEi sirg tins aH,r. tcnoy where ii has not yet been
G'. Person, VINO desire TO embark neal pleasant ara
ELlF lucrative business, invited 10 call At our ONCE
M IS PERDjjtO street, North side, between St Chare'
aui Caronieie- streets. New Orleans.
The rono9oy OF he city of New Orleans. and States o.
OF rI> article offered, and ropnals Wl be TeceH ed
fnf e manufacturing The ely Cf New Orleans, Tor the
~ y MYERS ~ 20
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13
AWNINGS. TARPAuLINs, ETC.

5NHE subs he would respectfully inform his friends and
i! tie citizens OF New Orleans that he still CONTINUES TO
manufacture every description Oh IOOD and RQ.N-
fR.f.EE IN .hI.SI:S. Stores, Steamboats, Offices,
Galleries, lie also manu- actues description
OF Military euts. FapauIns, and Dfay bagon, and Horse
pan SpciR and furnishing " heel and other Purchase
Ropes for Stores, etc.
shere has been great deal said, within the last
50, about what some parties enormously call WAITE
PROBING the subscriber offers his in tina capacity
for small conn and those OF his customers WHO
would prefer The by DO 1t themselves, he
WI! ct acftHy The 9Cepf, winch IN Itself very ni e
and yet useful prev e!,lr rot mdeW article
C!otn Ina, may lie posed 10 wet damp.
Al On!erS .eit uy STATE, at The Clothing store OF
ALFRED biLNhtE \ 80. viii meet vii 'rOLnit at
tenuGn rhf9fm u. CASSIDY.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13
CNRRIArE MANTTFAGTO2Y-

VIE faUGage that has been estened 20 very H
4 ally the last seven While il Com - e.
street. hGs uUUuei rs the last sumner Ts-s
to erect large bUi!Ir rcS>iv for
.rturng ami repaung CARRIAGES -&~S-----HAa..---
We nave now one OF tie largest shops IN The Southern
Country. and are prepared W tn good Northern WOrkIen
and the best OF materials, build STYLE o. Carriage %
and guarantee them Two wears It used IN the country
We also better prepared than before tor reFnDs
Carriages ant them almost 10 Their Ofglna beauty
snt durability, although apparently on, and useless
We Will pay freight repair. W. Will
also. keep hand assortment OF NEW and So OND-
EtND CARRIAGES " iCR VIII De sold low. Id CARRIAGES
in trade for New y e nsie the attention OF
hose wanting New tara-es, their Old one aTed TO
call flanuautNry AM Repository ard Judge for hem
Sc. at The corEer u tTR.IpII.R ami II O.ttjEIEI
streets, doOf the Office Of the Commercial !.
Works Of the St. Charles !tutr New Orleans
les MATTHEWS Y DEN y AN.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13
DAILY CRESCENT.

NJ f NJ . R Y BY Mrs. JOSEPH {. NEAL.
At the door you will not enter.
have gaZed too long-adleu
Hope wlthdIaWs ner peratventure.
Death Is near me aud not you.
MISS BARRETT
Slowly fades the misty twilight,
Der the thrOnged and noisy town;
Clouds are gathered in the distance
And the clouds above it frown.
Yet before her leaves swayed lightly
In the hushed aud drowsy air
And the trees reclOthed in veriure,
Had no murmuT OF despair
She had gazed into the darkness,
Seeking through the busy crowd.
For a form once pressing onward
With step as firm and proud.
For face upturned in gaGness
To the window where she leaned
Smiling with an eager welcome,
Though step but interviewed.
Even now her cheek is flushing.
With the rapture of that gaze:
And her heart as then beats wildly
oh, the memory of those days
As dear, dear dream. it cometh,
Swiftly as dream 1t flies
No one springeth now toward her,
Smiling with such earnest eyes.
No one hastens home at twilight,
Watching for her hand to wave
For the form she seeks vainly,
Sleeps within the silent grave;
And the eyes have smiled in dying,
blessing her with latest life,
Smiled IN closing o er the discOrd
Ofthe last wild, earthly strife.
(S0u,hern Literary Gazette.