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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-25

PHGEtx FrRE COMPANY No. ga universal sympathy
felt for this company for the loss they have sustained in
he burning OF their engnshouss, and the destruction Of
heir beautiful engine. Our citizens, understand are
contributing literally By private subscription to repair the
oss, and w be perceived By the following couespon
ienee that Dan Rice, with commendable lberality has
ftepped forward to their assistance
no r. c. PooLE. Foreman Phoenix Fire Com. No 8
Dear Siy-Sympathizing with the Phoenix Fire Company
the unrmelV loss TO which they have been subjected in
he des ucOn by element they have often overcome Of
heir beautiful engine the gift of Madame Caid
yell respectfully tender to them, to assist in replacing =
benefit az my circus, TO take place Monday night De-
eember 4th. Respectfully your most ODD II serYt
New Orleans, Nov. %, 1913 DAN RICE
TO DAN RICE
Dear StYonr handsome and liberal offer most kindly
ceeDed by the ofcen and members Of Phoenix FIRE Com
No. g. and duly appreciated.
We are, dear ST. yours with feelings Of the greatest
iegaId. Tho. G. Poole, Foreman
New Orleans. Nov "A. 1913.
We perceive by advertisement in some OF eur eoniempo-
aries that Amateur Concert to be given 70 the Union
nd Independent Rough and Ready Clubs Of the Third
municipality in the benefits of which the Phoenix Fire Com
any is TO participate.
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~ To EeaUe TUESDAY, Nov. 2s. at 4pM
nor TRlMITY HarrsnIlh r.rr (lalrrnhia A Ia hmm

a. 10 Ieare EVERY THURSDAY, at 5 ,. NJ.
NOR VICKSBURG, Yazoo City, Grand Gulf, Rodney,
q Natehez and Fort Adams-REGU Ls9R r. n
running passenger steamboat GENERAL lszzA 80
WORTH ThOs. @. Charles MASTER will leave as above;
For freight apply board at the foot Of Canal
Teef
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-25

FIRST DISTRICT CoURT The following we're tried
this Count yesterday Judge McHenry presiding Isaac
ivy and John Williams accused Of larceny in stealing
bundle Of clothes from the bark Eurostus. the 18th ult
gere found guilty Henry Clark accused of larceny in
eang hat from Charles Lee the 9TH Of July last,
Dund guilty Edward Dun accused Of larceny in stealing
silver watch from Henry bunker. the I'D ut, was
ound guilty; VIM Willow and Daniel Watson, were also
Dund guilty of larceny Tnos. Murphy alias Moran and
5enry Crayon, charged with larceny, acquitted
obeh Richie was found guilty Ofpicking mans pocket;
ober McCabe accused of assault and battery on the
Tscn Of ndrew Fawle on the 18th inst acquitted.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-25

ET- Protection Hose Fire Co.-The Officers and
Members Of the above Company will please attend Regular
Monthly Washing aud Cleaning ON SUNDAY MORNING. 25h
iust al O'Clock. Puncual attendance requested by ORDER
n2l VIM. H. ALLEN, Secretary
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Ne scattering reporLs received here give dc !
results Of the election

The Austin Democrat says the vote in that place
was-for Cass, III; for Taylor, 81. At Webber's
Prairie-Cass, 42; Taylor, 8. At the precinct of
Capt. H. E. McCulloch's station the Cass Electors
received Sc votes, and it does not appear that Tay-
lor received any.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-25

. JENNY LIND HAIR GLoss;--Vt would refer ons fead
advertisement In another column OF celebrated
preparation for beauying the hair called the Jenny Lind
Hair Gloss Il is certainly splendid article a. keeps the
hair moist and soft and impas ustre that highly beau
tifu II chemical prepafaIon and Is unsurpassed By
article used in the e0fmetc ant and must meet the APP
fifni hend of hair. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-25

= 3. Palmer d our Agent fo ths Ciliss Of Phils
aslphlal EgTyeEk, Rssea and nslusss,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-25

The GRAND JURY.-True bills were found by the Grand
bury yesterday against William Willow, accused of stealing
horse from Robert Moore the sth inst and against Pat
ck alias Person Miller accused Of stealing horse from
William Burns on the 4th nit. The bill against Michael
ueenau accused Of mansanghteT in shooting dead prs
neI in the Second Municipality Workhouse named John
twin, he attempting TO escape and while the accused
gas duty a watchman, ignored. A bill against
aac Dyer for embezzlement, in keeping watch entrusted
him the 18th ut by Maria Woods 10 have repaired was
Lsn ipnnrad
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-25

To remove the fear which many have Of using chemical
preparation, the receipt for the JENNY LIND HAIR
GLOSS has been submitted 10 the examination Of one 81
our most eminent physicians, (whose high aitanmens
from his ndefagabe and extensive researches 10 msdcne
and its collateral Sciences have justly entitled bis opinion
to auhory for the purpose of procuring and presenting W
written opinion this point to the public which = a.
follows.
This ceres that have examined the receipt Of Julius
WhOehler Cor Der Sehon CLAM the Jenny Line staf
Gloss by the request of johnson GOodenough inc plO
preto and that contains nothing injurious 70 ne nan 81
skin but on the contrary its constituent elements ana prep
critics are SbysioogioaIy and chemically adapted 70 both
anil n nv iudement calculated produce the effects
claimed forit By is author a II n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-25

l57- To lease SATURDAY, Nov. 25. at p,
ENOR LOUISVILLE. Madison. Cincinnati, Wheeling
and PlttsbuIg- u s. NAIL The tine ~ n,
elegant steamer THOMAS JEFFERSON, 81
captain John Scott is receiving height,
and viii leave as above. For freight passage having I'M
surpassed accommodations. apply on board, or to
HYDE q OGLESBY, IL foydras st.
y. B.-rhe Thomas Jefferson is boat bult express
lE for the trade. nA
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The following is from the 4qal6argheg zeituns.

- DER SCHoN GLANz-This great triumph OF art By GU
disting Uished c0untyman Julius Whoeher though havn
been discovered but few months has already spread
this entire continent with celebrity Unprecedented and ha
taken tbe of the great Swedish Pnma Donna jenn
Lind Such success a universal testimonial Of its value
and the greatest Gifts qualities have
~. vi I
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-25

Steamboat Emperor Walker, Mobile. Taylor & CASH
Steamboat 0rline St. John, Meaher, Mobile, Mast
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-25

esV~ 10 Icaoe MONDAY, Nov q, at5PM
NOR ST LOUIS, Cairo, Memphis. etc. ete.-Ihe new
u ightdraught steamboat WYANDOTTt ~ -
Capt 2 YoTe. is expected this day, and will
on board, at Poydras street wharf, orto
HYDE & 0GLESBY. IL P6yufas e.
n B-The Wyandott draws only 30inches, and viii meet
with delay in reaching her destination. n24
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to- TO teare SUNDAY, Nov. rs, at 10 A. NJ.
NOR LOUISVILLE, Madison. Cincinnati and Ports
~ mouth Z. s.. .MaLL.-fh new. superior ia d,
ght-dranght passenger steamboat NEW l.f7skttess
ORLEANS, Capt. w. F. Fuller, is receivin
freight and will leave above For freight passage hay
ing unsurpassed accommodations apply board opposite
PoydTas street wharf. to
HYDE & OGIESBY. 12 Poydras 81
n B.-The NewOreans entirely boat, has large
airy state rooms and being very light draaght. will meet
with delay She will take freight iof Memphis, faau
esb, Smihland, ETC. nS4
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Ez~ TO leaue SATURDAY, Nov Is at2pM
NOR ST. LOUIS Memphis, etc.-Tha near, fast-rur
IL ming passenger steamboat SULTANA, - &
Henry J. Moore, master, is receiving freight 50
and will leave as above. For freight Or pas
sage having unsurpassed accommodations apply oR boar
at Poydras street wharf. OF to
HYDE & OGLESBY. u POydras 81
~ The Sutana being very lghsdranght, viii meet WI
detention and run throughout the season. NO
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GFNERAI, CoUNCu.-A meeting Of this boz

GENERAL CoUNCm.-A meeting Of this body
took place last evening. Mr.. Bernard was in the
chair. A resolution from the Board of Health,
relative the opening Of the hydrans in the city,
for the prevention of epidemic disease, referred
to a special committee, viz: Messrs. Surgi and Day.
a resolution was passed, authorizing the publish
ing of the proceedings Of the Council in the Ger
man paper Die Glocke.
Mr.. Wilder prese tied a resolution, calling on the
Attorney Of the Council to ascertain from the Di-
rectors Of the Waterworks Company whether they
have accepted the provisions made in an actof the
late Legislature, concerning them, and if not, to
make known the same to the Attorney General,
who will institute legal proceedings to annul their
charter adopted.
Resolutions were introduced by Mr.. Roselius,
imposing fax Of 81 head on dogs furthermore,
that they be kept muZzled, and authorizing the Re-
corders of the three Municipalities to employ com
peent persons to kill all dogs running at large in
the streets
Mr.. Day presented the reports from the Police
Committee Second Municipality, relative to the
project for abolishing the use of chains among de-
lrnquent negroes employed on the Police works and
substituting a parti-cOlored dress; referred to a
special committee, composed of Messrs Bernard,
Wilder, and Day. Adjourned.
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MEW nRLEANS:
-TgIuRSDA AZ. NORNING, IULY .. Is48.

F,asr Dfsrafcr CoURT- The trial of John
patza alas Butzpv. who was charged with having
attempted 20 mnrder a woman named Ann VIII
Iiayns IN Cravier street, in the monthof May last,
came upin the above Court yesterday. Para was
once before tried upon the above charge, and was
found guilty, but upon an appeal 10 the Supreme
Court. The verdict was set aside, and new trial
Granted. On motion Of Mr. Elmore, the Attorney
General the case was laid over until the Fail term
The inpossibility If Obtaining the necessary wit
nesses caused postponement Of the case The
security fortheapp Of The accused was fixed
at $500, John McGary and Catharine. his wife,
we're tried. and found guilty Of larceny This will
Municipality, by whom the welded pair have been
regularly brought up every month for the last two
years Patrick Hefferman was also found guilty
Of larceny and remanded fol-. sentence.
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s 81 n q s


ss=s Tor New York via Havana-oa he I55h
XII t5aRA nsLThe steamship CRESCENT ClIt
- Chas stoddaId master, will leave on SAL
URDAY the 18th INST at 10 clock NJ, tor New OK
touching at Havana at which place she viii only stop lew
hours SaterOons and berths may be secured at the
office OF her agens-but viii be considered engaged
until paid for
TAI Passengers for Havana are requested to obtain pass
ports. ]. z. WHITNEY & co, 20 Camp SIS
Rates ct Passage 81
To New ork in Saloons SIC "
Lower Cabins. j.. ......... 6O w
the SteeFage..... -. -. ......a ~ W
10 Havana, Saloons. ......... % w
Lower Cabins ...........- ........ 81 W
Letters for New o viii betaken free Havana,
y cents per single letter will be charged and cents per
newspaper
a report having been extensively circulated that the
Sescen5 City would be Withdrawn from the route between
Oiean and New York take occasion say that she
ns oeeh pn5s expressly for the trade between New York,
avaha and New Orleans, and that there intention on
JyA1 10 j. P. WHITNEY u CO., Agents
EEA STEAM TO BRAzoS ST. JAGo-Regu-
sIlkAks lar faoket-Ihe superior coppered and cop
per-IaiSstten1ed steamship A UGU A, Capt
Alfred Stevens, will ply regular packet between New
Orleans and BTaZos St Jago taking freight for Month of the
Rio Grande and Maamoros which viii be forwarded without
delay, ample arrangements having been made for Teams
Lighters, etc. to insure dispatch; ,, APPS 3m
80. SMORTtMER TURNER & Co, New Orleans
Agehts. I THOMAS E, ADDY & Co. BrazOs St Jago
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~ II is said that Macready is again coming to
tllis country, andthat Mrs. Butler Fanny Kerbe)

The SLAvI OF GERAIANY.-Another new king
dom has arisen in the interior Of Austria, and an
Assembly held at Selin in which it has been re,
solved TO separate completely from Hungary, ana
20 form a southern kingdom, Scave, composed OF
Croatia, Scavonia, Dalmata, Runot, under the dl-
reciion Of Sallanch, to nominate King, who shall
be placed under the protection Of the Emperor OF
Austria and a deputation has been sent to In
spruck to obtain the appropriation Of his Majesty %
this new country, or kingdom An assembly of
5000 Serbes have held their meeting at Carlowitz,
ia which they have declared themselves and their
country free and independent, bothot Hungary and
the house Of Austria. These men nave cut loose
entirely, and have sent a deputation to the Con-
gress al Prague. They have chosen a permanent
body, to organize the country, of Twelve members
and have sent deputation Of 40, toinform the En-
peror Of their proceedings.
A Congress Of the democrats of Germany will
also be holden at Frankfort from the fourteenth to
the sixteenth of this month, to take into considera-
lion their own duties and those of their consttu-
EMS, IN the present whirlpool Of events there
was an attempt TO get the other assembly to press
q vote to nterdct them-but is said to have failed.
Correspondence Nelo York Herald
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

NEW EOb4I4OALIOHSst
TTOR SALE by the subscnber-all the LATEST PUBL
il CATIONS of the day. among which may be found the
TIE LITTLE WIFE-By Mrs Grey;
PRIDE; OR, THE DUCHESS The first of the SEVEN
CAPITAJ SINs-By Eugene Sue;
THE PiCTGRIAL BROTHER JONATHAN for the
Fourth Of July;
HOME OF sfiAKsPEARE-By F. w FairhOIt 2 a.
THE iENPECKED .HUsBAND-By the author Of the
" History of a Flirt." c,sr n,
Lucy H0sMER.; Or. the GUARD1AN AID GHosr-by
d. p. Thomson: n ri
THE TWO CoRPSEs /; A Historical Romano oS nieu-
Je28f WELD & CO.. y Sain " aiese.
Agency of the CFraefcnberg co0spe0g . '1S1SSf''ss
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ARR ~ -77yIr- I,orTDoN AND EDNBURG

LATE OF THE LONDON AND HD4Nsoh NJ
- Anrtr 1ropr, EISERfTT M. d.. Collegiate Of Kings
<1IsILI. H II f. Aamnus and Matrieulated Member
Of the Unvey Of IN MeT6es Of u s University
Z, ~. re IN Obstetrics and the Diseases Of Women
and 9biTdren: Lioentiate Of the MEDICAL Faculty. New
Orleans; extraordinary Aeihps y tle nunle'ieA
PtssoS EVENT having originated the newly developed
i ~ BtomolOgy of Life and Death and consequently
~ md diseases of the human body, and after several
" among 30 900 patients in the hospitals ana
aaif 70 great peri cton and certainty its success IN hope
Is cases desires To- continue to treat sueh ana speeay
acumen and skill OF members OF the medical ana surgical
faculties Of England, France and America en-
The Atomic treatment in no case however desperate VIII
oegpy oneer than SIX weeks two months nor Will the fee
be ACCEPTED il Unsuccessful
su ratirfis sehsr haHnsrt, and recovery expalued
by sfaHai8saRi sHa srsaiHeleEiaa aiasfHffs,
Nepassa sa5Ss, ksiit e ~ 3sff t9f1
heFnnANE N " u gfaIaaf q q it9e'ls Hf s&is
a. HsHessa lfaA Naskf a.seft ~ asr ~ h9aNRFss
81 O. sss KS s q s. ] y
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wATcHEs. IEWERY -ANp FANCY Goods.

SE1HE subscribers have Just received an additional r.
supply OF very superior GOld and Silver w aches; AIYA
with Hnnting Gases of NJ l. Tobias RoskeIl and Y zE
other superior makers also Fine London DUpLeI
Patches rich Jewey Of the latest styles eomPTng me
Necklaces Breast Pins Gold Pencil Gases Finger kngs
Sc Also treat variety Of FANCY GOODS, selected by
one Of the rm in the European markets. consisting OF " ork
Boxes Dressing Gases fine Fans RecueS ana 3teI aeg
Forks Castors Candlesticks Double and single Barrel
Guns Pistols Revovers Bowie Knives, Military Goods &e
&c. for sale at moderate prices, BY ,-s,-,
inM HYDE N GOODRICH 10 ChaTtEes s. .
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LOUIS MADISON AND Mn. GA1LnADET-The
editor fthe Courier des Etots U1is writes thus
his successor
ffou know that live ID the ancient house Of
ssuet, at Auten1 Some journals Of Paris hay
circulated report that Prince Louis was slsv-
at Autsnil, and in this same house. i was taken
hls highness a Journal even went SO far as 10
y We have seen him; he is pale, wears the
Dbon Of cheyalier' etc; in short, | was de-
ribed exactly During the day was beset with
lsits from worhmen, from old soldiers, from Poles
ringing petitions, and spies We're continually ho-
enng around me. Some wanted to carry me in
lucting ne from the Capitol 10 the Tarpeiau Rock;
hat is, TO the prisonof Vincennes Happily, was
. length enabled to establish my own proper iden-
ity ETC /"
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SI0O REWARD.

m AN AWAY from the subscriber, the 7th inst "a negro
II man calling himself TRUMAN BERRY. he 81
well known daymap for the last p yeas IN ~ tis
about As years Of feet 10 or II inches high stout
built yellow compeion marked with small po1 afge ne
eTs and getting gray beard and head Wheh last
heard from he was at Bseoe & sims where ne hau oh d.
work and at Thomas Wanen s, below foydIas slaIAet
r. si,ove reward VIII be paid for his Apprehension and
evidence sufficient to convict the person or persons haoonng
mn p52 n II ri F. WADE. 50 TchouDiionlasat
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DIscHARGED.-Ca Catherine Bucanbare, who was
arrested on Tuesday last upon the charge Of having
stolen several articles from Madame Julien, was
yesterday released by Recorder Genois, there being
no proof TO Substantial her guilty.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-13

A PRoDIGAL SoN.-Mr, 2. A. Bertrand yester-
day morning made affidavit before Recorder &C.
nos that his adopted son, Martin Weber, had en-
sconced himself in house in Burgundy street which
4 kept by negro woman Of the most notorious
character. A warrant was issued for the arrest of
the Young oenfeman
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I2:NSTEiI SI5IZ.E

w PRIYATE LESSONS 0ArL r. "a
u J.GONIEZ, Editor Of La PGtvtd. win devote aiew
IL hours during the day to give instructions in the Span
sh Language Mr.. g. has adopted anewand method.
by which scholar can learn TO read speak and Translate the
Spanish language in two three months.
For TERMS &c, apply to Mr.. Gomez his office No n
Exchange Alley, near Cont street Of the Boosops OF
u Steel IA Camp st.; Thos IL. White 81 Canal ST., md
j. @ Morgan. II Exchange Place adjoining the Post0fce.
" If requIed Nh @. will give lessons at nght in@
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DAGUERRE0TYPE.

Observation-Disclosures EOh1hA14S'
gY the application of the above mysterious agent to Da
ID gueueOtype "a discovery Of the subscribers, the under
signed is enabled 10 produce PORTRAITS OF the most
superior kind a SINGLE SECOEDcatchIng the precise
expression instantly, and fixing ndehby upon the silver
plate. az Those who wish etan in their families good
LIKENEsSEs of relations friends 90 so at moderate
price Rooms, corner Of Canal and Charities ss1Entrance
No CharIes street. [my3 lyl w. ii. HUICHIN69:
MAGUIRE'S DAGUERREOTYPE.
NJ would respectfully thanks for the liberal patron
-. age bestowed him since he first had the honor OF
introducing the DAGUERREOfYPE into RewOrleans,
five Years ago during which time ne has taken more portraits
than any other person in the world. his specimens were
exhibited at the Fair competition with Others taken by
the best operator from NewYOTk, and he awarded the
First Premium No specimens exhibited at his establishment
but those taken by himself N assures the public that ms
portraits will continue to be what they always have been
the BEST His long experience and constant practice are
the best inducements persons DESTROYS OF Instruction IN the
beautiful Genuine VOigander Cameras 70 per cent
cheaper than any in the cty al other ARTICLES the same
Plates 81 per dozen ScOvs No. for SO guaIanued
the best plates made in the United States Cases 81 20 and
50 50; New OTk Cameras at $iS.
AZ Orders from the country promptly attended to-
R5S~ Entrance No 6 CAMP street. mill If
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PORT or NEW ORLEANS.

LATrTuDE. g 57SON .-LosaIruDk, 50 Win Time, 6h.
Cleared Yesterday
Ship America Dunn New York, Fosdick & Bro
Bark Florida AlcCarty Vera Cruz, q. Wiekham
Bark Thetis. DunbaT Boston, Chas. Deake y Go
Bark ID II Chapin Collier, baltimore, J. H. Ashhndge
Brig Winthrop Sinclair, New York, Andrews & Dewey
Scir Tallahassee Ashley, st Marks, Z, G. Rogers s. Co
Sclr. Albeit Rogers smith. Sabine, y. Wlekham
Steamer Hercules, BIoWnt Y era Lruz Beebe
Steamer Ocean, Freedom, Vera Cruz, ]. Beebe
Arrived Yesterday:
Steamship Fanny Scott I'm Bfazos St Jago sh INST TO U.
: QuarterInasier-POint.
Shin Adeine Pike 40 days I'm LIVERPOOL. to mastef3d
Ship Lapland Simpson, I'm Vera Cruz Sd inst to u 5.
QuarsnnasteT- ONT
Ship Ocean, Brownel 55 days fm Liverpool, TO master
Shin valiant CFr) Daudgnen l6 days FIN Gaudaloupe to
z lnnia-lst N.Y.
Bark Thames, Ssby days i'm Havana, TO maStezd my.
STEAMBOATS,
Oregon Hiern, FIN Mobile
Viola Wilson I'm DcnaldsOnyille
For Vavne MClahOn, I'm st. Iouis-l4 bales cotton.
Marshal New Cal le I'm St. Louis
Atlantic Broadwen, I'm ST. Louis
Griffin Yeatman, Myers FIN Cincinnati
ToWboat Dan Webster Grant fin the Passes
Towboat Belle Mcpherson, FIN the Passes.
Towboat POrpoise Disney, FIN the Passes,
Memoranda:
Towboat Dan'l Webster towed down and to sea the
9Th inst ship WapOe.
ship Elizabeth, bark LorettO Fish and brig Union.
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SHIP CHANDLERY AND EARDW AXE
SAMUEL LOCKE, Nos and 8 Front Legce, "a
- betz6ee CstOmkOtse and Rte1tUe streets, has 81
lately received full supplies Of articles in the above MI
line which he is prepared to sell at the lowest pnces
80 pieces London Bunting, Red, White, Blue and Heh0wi
q American Ensigns Jacks and Pennantsi
500 coils Superior Manila and TarIed C0rdage;
Z So Anchors assorted, from 50 TO 200 BIS;
Is Chain Cables-24, %, /, Ia, Ia inch;
5000 Hooks and Thimbles;
Plain Bush'd and Iron Strap'd Blocks:
Patent Roller Shelves CabOoses; Ne. &c.
10 600 wards Cotton Duck, assorted Nos;
Nautical Amanacs, Log Books, Log States, NC, NC.
ALso-Two splendid CHRONOMETERS, Thomas
Hewitt maker. JET u