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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-04-12

Graefenberg Company's Odlces
:. 49, $50 Broed way Ness'I
sssFG <SERC-[ York IT = rhfis is To- cas-
~. .aQa, SzSN 'giify dat 4ir. GsEdR6fs'ss!
%aGzEakXfA BRAIaERD Of The StlteS
~. y.ASSA4A SkA of Georgia, j. duly afss
tGs 3A EB31 EN- {oointed The lGeiisfa
HI TfHs=4& iasent Of this GompEsE;
III MEN7SN NE&k jnyinand for the Slater.
II x WHsEsf34 e jpf South Carolina and
IN 49, TIT l.Georg gia, ,nnd isanthofs5
M HESSk. NIX. ised 10 lestablisR Locafg;
NIRs 16e -Sss Dep6ts tbeieiiis and 10
SS-MsISFs II grant III iiiss "a ssssehd
the Companys Medicines. Every gent mus
have certifcatetwithf the seal 0lS S,he sgdnpass
ny ,hereun,o, signed by ils:S Secretary and couss
,ersisued by the aforesaid General agent ~
one is authorised to sell.lhe Company s. Medis
dimes without such certificate. ss ts,s q
EDWARD BARTON Seer
GraefenberG Medicines. ss
The undersigned is fllly pre- pared 10 estabiisIS
a GRAEFENBERGgD DEP OF in all pIacexoi. Z
proper size in 8. Carolina and Georgia. I'M.
mediate applicatioy should be, made, personals
ly or BY letter 10 George Brainerd, agent, Mo-
TO, Hayne street, Charleston. ,AsFthere Ns2s
probably be but one Depot in Ia town or s:yi
llage, the agency will be very valuable X:
! The celebrated Medicines of the GRAEF.
EN- BERG; COMPANY are rapidly and COM
pIe,ely supeIceedng all others Where oncs:
introduced, 10 one thinks Of Using any oilers.
| Their character is best explained by the fact
that THIRTY THOUSAND BoXESaUEs
THEIR PILLS ALO me, RE S0HDsEAEHs
AND EVERY WEEK. q 4 :5}5 z, IS ss;sal
Certificates upon certificates liomSa paytas
of the country are constantly received; testify
ing to their wonderful powers. Their Efficacy
is almost immediately fell, SO that d single boz
will show the invalid whether, t6eyIare OF ars,
not doing him good. The sick 5shodld al once !
abandon all other medicines and give these
Pills fair trial. Z; e AZ; y g Z si'esis:sa
The operations Of the Company throuatont
the world are of Unprecedented magnitude The
highland commanding character of Which has
received the unqualified ppTobation or disti1s
gunshed Clergynenl Jurisis, philantropists, and
the public generally. The Patent M edicine
business is assuming an entirely new. position
through the Graefenberg Compahy. Almost
everyifamiy in the land has occasion TO- useg !
some,kind patent medicine. and aii ofgsi,izass
ton like that Of this Company is Of pafansdtnt
public importance. BY this t,meaiis; reliable
medicines may be had. :
The leading article to which public aisentsJhs
is invItedis ae5fs5f
The GRAEFENB URG YEGET1BEEss Z q q, u Il isss
s ILL S. =
The following complaints yield with certainly.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-04-12

The.fiiends ofDr. JOHN LAKE, announce
him as a Candidate 70, seat in the House ol
Representatives, at the ensuing election.
March ID tf8
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-04-12

n,alLthes Cnrontcs Com plants sdhe&n10SEJsL,4
;ptci: Ieliancs may be- placed: They purge *
soifsnsly i,s,tipfss prog
and satstile same iilile
Canesfs,T Tic Doloreuss ESs spiras; osass;
Ee., yield tottiair power Price 225 ID box:.
Tue names f-the o.iier A salsinss
THE cHIDR EMS PayAGEA Il { .: The; 4:
medicine should be in every tamily 1ghoaf:
:te wDrId his sovereign il diseases stos'
which children and youth are ssablect. For
summer complaints, dysentery and at other
affections Of the stomach and boWe 1t Is ali
lible. Price so cents bottle, with ample di
rectons. !, III :
'THEGREEN MoU UNTAlNYEGETABLEs
OINTMENT Wherever inflammation e1is6s
this Cintmentis is a positive aud nnfailing IenrsS
dyi Price 25 ami so cts, "a box. q Z Is
: THE'GRAEFENBER 6 FEVER AND, AZ:
GUESPlLES-,rhe most implicitly reliance mayt
be placed on these Pills They are the only
positive cures known, aud Should be tried by
all who suffer from this disorder Price SI,l
box. q ASt - NJ. y GO 80
THE GRAEFENBERG EYELoTIoN-a
For disorders of the eyes this Luton has nos
equal. tits compounded upon The most scien:..
tifc principles, and has performed extraordna:g;;
ry cures. Foryviolent inflammation; .dimness
and falling Of the sight, weakness Of The. eyes,
involuntary weeping. foreign substances ia The
eye, &C., it is positive and speedy cure. PRICE,
25 cents bottle, with full directi0ns.' y
THE GRAEFENBERG HEALTH BIT;
TERS-Sovereign 10 build up the eneryated.
system, to restore The appetite, and clear the
skin. Price 25 cents package :; 4.
~ GRAEFENBERG;{ Z 'sARSAPARiLEAE
COMPOUND-Wnrran 10 make Two quarts
superior IN quality TO any in the worls. Pzice
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-04-12

The particular attention IF Country Mer.
merchants is requested 10 the tollo,uing
advertisement -. -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-04-12

@ We are authorized 10 announce VISA
HARRIS, Esqr., as acandidate for scat i"
the House Of Representatives. at the .e1t elec.
ton. 81. l----,.I7s.s-i, ! ..;,ies:.,ts.
lebrnary9 I->1-. 1es. 4 lfaaE3ri
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-04-12

/, ,B The friends Of PETER QUATTLE:
SUM. Esq.,. announce him Us. candidate for
The Ofice Of Clerk Of The Court Of Common
Pleas Of this District, a, the ensuing election
January Ia 80. If ~ So
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R. S.ROBERTS., S.

Edeeheld Court House. 81. .C.fSs
And in Charleston, byNELSON CARTER.
opposite the Charleston Hotel; AMOS HEADI.
opposite the P. O. and 263 King.st: ChnrIesioE.
WM. HAINES. Augusta, Ga. -. x.
= JOHN LENNON, Milton, s. c.. ts;S5 IS &.
NJ. LENNON. Winsboroug6; S C.ssi
January 81 III 3m "a. So
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Tax Cole ctor's s Notice..

- .t0VVe5slSsrf5 f5 o
IN Will attend at the lines and places here
n isaher specified, 10 collect the General
Poor, and Road Tax, 1orsthe tyear1s s47 viz.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-04-12

IS Ir The frisadsof EsEEY BODIE, Esgr.
sannouncs him as a candidate forlhe y DHice ol
,Shrriffaofthis District. at the ensuing election
9iannary.i4 adS5 If 81 z
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-04-12

10 then power. :.
lAsiha,T; ,ti,l = !.
Bilious c Complaints :,
iBowels@de6ci 6cient ac:
tioniin ~. 7 s.
.fCatarih,
Constipation, = :
Cough of Pregnancy.
Costiyeness, !.
sDiarrllGa. 3.
Dyspepsia, 80. ];
3Dyspeptic Consump-
k's;tion, !. !:
lDigestion-imperfecti
Erysipelas; 3 &:
Epilepsy, ]
!Feyef-Ioy Nervous;
4Intelnittent, Remit
tent, !,
Ftnor Albns; or
CIV Whillss
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-05
Meeting of the American League.

,,seting of this patriotic body of the friends OF
~ liberty took place last evening in their fine
IN IN M 100 Magazine street. The meeting was
u 'u'd to order by nominating Mr. J. Bremen to
y. chair The minutes of the last meeting having
S'.n read and adopted, the Chairman of the nomi-
ting Committee proposed the following gentle
D .a ss,be Council of the American League in New
nJ,ons-unanmously adopted DIR. McCracken,
p Clobsey, James Carter, p. Rotchford, B. Cur
g. n G. Shannon, James Davern, John T. Moore,
mis- Donovan, John Duggan, Robert Park, VIM.
osne J. N. Carrigan, d. P. Seaman, J. P. Kir-
p .n NJ ]. Brennen Patrick Garighty, James Ora
WI r Coleman, Thos. c. Malone, John Gately,
,in Tvner John Petit, P. Wizard, Jas. MCGEE,
VIM. Hogan, Hugh Mccain and Mr.. McCluskey.
letter was read from the Corresponding Secre-
..rof the "Albany Association of the Friends of
,..isnd addressed to the Secretary of the League
4 This civ. The resolutions embodied in this let
., were read and approved of, and on motion they
.,s-s ordered to be entered upon the minutes.
Tbssupon it was unanimously
pned That we adopt the plan proposed by the friends
fapd Albany for raising an emergency fund subject
oan red That the members of the Council are hereby
hoGze and requested to act as collectors of the sacred
l.nd dpVOe 10
u porsd That the Secretary be authorized provide
* sember of the Council with provisional subscription
70 enter the names of all those willing themselves
eoG un0ot of war for the independence of Ireland
@ a he amount each is able and willing to pay at the
sn ;Dg Of The war by instamens of ten per cent
ped That all the funds of this branch of the League
ii he held subject TO the order of the National Council of
aSd or to that of the American National Executive
rnmmttee when formed.
1a Subscription which is hereby declared be now
opened for names
aWe. the undersigned, pledge ourselves to pay the
,ums If able which are set opposite our names, to
aid the cause of liberty in Ireland. The said sums
~ he maid in by instalments of ten per cent at the
calI Of the Council Of the League, and at intervals
# not less than thirty days, unless some great
emergency requires it, and then not unless by the
vote Of the League"
The members then came forward and subscribed
the noble sum of $S45!
With the above we append list of the names
and subscriptions obtained by staunch friend of
his mother country, Mr.. William Lawless, for the
purchase of a flag for the American League. A
y0te Of thanks was returned to Mr.. Lawless and to
the ladies' and gentlemen who subscribed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-05
INSURANCE OFFICES.

DIVIDEND MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE
COMPANY.
pARTIES doing business with this Agency are informed
that the Certificates of Scrip for the profits OF the past
year. ready for delivery, and that SIX PER CENT
cash the reduced of Scrip for years will
be paid presentation at the office OF the Company corner
my10 I'm Agent Mutual Safety Insurance Company.
RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE..
Etna Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn.
STATEMENT OF ASSETS ON LIST MARCH, 1873.
Cash deposited in Phoenix Bank. Hartford. $4,000
Cash deposited in Banks in Hartford, bearing ~
interest at the rate of per Ct per annum IS OO-114 900
Stock in Hartford Bank, Hartford ......... 1850
:. :. Farmers' and Mechanics Bank,
Hartford .................... 112O0
Stock in Exchange Bank. .................. 1850
:. :. Connecticut River Bank......... $3.50
:. :. Eagle Bank, Providence. 1900
:. :. Lee Bank, Lee. Massachusetts. 500
Connecticut River Company,, 1,OO
:. . :, Railroad. ..... 1850
. . Hartford and New Haven Railroad 5000
The above Stocks are of the substantial
character, yielding TO per cent. interest
annually, and are worth at this time an ad-
the above mentioned cost OF 3l0-l03040
Bonds of Hartford and New Haven Railroad Co... q 0O0
Real Estate in Hartford, valued at 81 40
Bills Receivable, payable 80 days after demand.
ply secured by pledge of Real or Personal Estate or
Total Assets of tie Company ............s 1895 $50
AGENCY OFFICE, No. AZ Camp street.
sW The undersigned, Agents for the above Company,
policies the lowest rates OF premium,
'"''i4s " '"''''' VIM r. FOsDICK,
myI0 tlIs GEO. C. LAWRASON
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-05

IRISH FUND BENEFIT.-The Walnut Street
Theatre, Philadelphia, was crowded on the eve
ming of the 23d ult. ON the occasion of the benefit
Of the Irish Fund. Such an array of handsome
female faces, and such a body of well-amused men,
says the Philadelphia Spirit of the Times, are not
often to be seen nowadays. Mr.. Collins exerted
himself most successfully. We should think that
this benefit must have melted between four and five
hundred dollars to the Fund for the glorious cause
Of Ieland's liberty.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-05
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE, 90 81 80 N.-LoNGIruDE, 80 Win Time 6b
Cleared SATURDAY.:


Steamship Palmetto, Smith, Galveston Harris & Morpan
Steamship Augusta, Gllett, CuTaco, NJ. Turner & Co
Ship Megunticook Fairbanks, Liverpool Geoireen Bro
Ship Remittance, Marshal Liverpool JP W hitney Co
Ship FeraX Rowland Boston, g. w. Hynson
Bark Tedesco, Wnslow. Boston, Chas. Deake & Co
Schr Gen VIM H. Harrison, Bodfsh Matagorda Bay
o. Wickham
Schr Pascagoula Burns Mobile, c. d: Lehman
Schr. VIM. G.. Preston Matamoros, y. Wlckham
Schr VIM. Bryan, LawIes Richmond. ia. Branda & Co
Schr. David Coffin Waried, Brazos. O. Wlckham
Steamboat Griffin Yeatman Myers, Cincinnati,
Arrived Yesterday:
Bark Delphos, Cfowel 10 days from Boston, to master
lst my.
Schr Lone Star Minor days fin the Rio Grande to master
list my.
T. S. schr. Capt Williams Hubbard, FIN Brazos St Jago
9th ut, ballast, to u. s. Quanermaster-3d
STEAMBOATS,
Oregon Hiem, FIN Mobile.
Majestic, IRE, fin Baton Rouge.
F. NJ Streck, Sreck, FIN Latourche-10 bales cotton.
Patrick Henry, Charles FIN Yazoo Cty-5S0 bales cotton
Goncorda, Pease, I'm Miken Bend-16l bales cotton.
Juck River Appegate FIN Jonesb0rough50 bales cotton.
Missouri, fwlchel, FIN st. Louis.
Iowboat Desoto, Porter, i'm the Passes.
Memoranda:
Steamboat Missouri left St Louis on the 29th uit Re-
ports the Upper Mississippi falling, having fell feet St
Louis-navigaion bad-9 feet water to CAIRO.
Spoken:
On the 18th ult at oclock AM off Torugas steamship
Globe, hence for New York, As hours On the I'd inst
ship Creole, hence for Liverpool, one day out.
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es and gentlemen who subscribed

Mr.. Antonio Caballero being present, paid into
the fund the sum of S..
The meeting was then eloquently addressed by
Messs. J. C. Coleman, DIR. McCracken and others
The orators were highly applauded, and the meet
ing adjourned in peace, harmony, and with the
most ervid desire to achieve the noble end they
aim at
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-05
Died:

,,sh Parish Of Livingston, La, the 22d Of May, Mr.
Printer aged about 30 years. native of Indiana
DAVID d Jnrng campaigns Texas, and if
Mr. ~ those panied Cameron the i'll -fated Mier
49, He loved and respected by all who had personal
s1Pedres With He has left widow and child.
GaiTestoa and In Llama papers please copy
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-05

The LIQUOR CAsEs.-About twenty persons
were sentenced at Boston the 23d for the viola
tons of the License Law, the sentences varying
from 500 fine and twenty days in jail, to $50 and
five days on each count One was sentenced on
five indictments TO $40 and 100 days imprison-
ment. Some paid their fines, ana others found it
more convenient to go to Jail
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-05
FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLoT
WASHINGTON HOTEL,

Lake end of the PORtchdrtrGiR Railroad.
rgNHE present propreors of the above well known estab
lishment would inform the citizens OF NewOr- e
leans and all its former patrons that the house after 577M
having undergone thorough repara-G5z.A
is now opened for their accommoda alton
e-E..sas th, season and they may feel assured that
every eneavor will be made to render Their VISITS pie
Fish that the Lakes psoduce such PomPano, Black FISH,
roakers Trout Soft Crabs, besides all the decacles OF
the NewOrleans market.
tY~ None but best of liquoS served at the bar ~
my26 I'm u. T. hENNED1 O. W.
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ONE HrNDRED O0IIARS RrWAHD

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
THE above Reward will be paid upon conviction &
of the person persons harborng the mnattress "a
MATILDA or TlLLA-but doubt now passing Gee
under assumed name, with forged pass Said gir-E{
dark mulatto, about feet inches high is or l9
years Of age; stout made promnet eyes. short and
turns her feet in when walking. Twenty five dollars viii be
paid for her apprehension and lodging Jail OF the city
or State GEO. R. BEARD, go Magazine 81.
New Orleans May IS 1873 my1
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-05

CONNECTICUT SENAToRs.-The New Haven
Register says that the resolutions appointing
Messrs Baldwin and Smith U. S. Senators, are to
be recalled from the Senate and reconsidered. The
reason for this is that the motion to postpone the
election for two weeks there a false count
made by the clerks the motion to postpone having
been carried.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-05
WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY.
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ton @ all s ma Of p
Of his death and now thoroughly revised and greatly
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This edition contains three times the amount of matter
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Ang advance above the price OF other and limited works.
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The definitions models of condensation and purity -
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assisted by several eminent each listing IN ms
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recommend all desire MOST COMPLETE.
ACCURATE AND Reliable DICTIONARY OF THE Lam
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Tso a@sb Edol D School Journal
Daniel Webster. ..... United States Senator
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George N. Briggs, Governor of Massachusetts.
William B Calhoun, Secretary Of State Of Mass MI
Richard S. Rush, Commissioner OF Common Schools: Nil
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Edmund Burke, Commissioner of Patents
John Young Govefns OF " .,. and uns,;neud
ent OF Common Schools in Ne" York.
Alvah Hunt Treasurer of NewYoTk.
Willard Fillmore. Comptroller of NewYork.
Rev. Samuel Ii. Cox, ID.
Lyman Beeche D. D.. President of the Lane Sem mary.
Calvin E Stowe, D. d.. D. Il. Allen, Professors in DE-
Rev Heman Humphrey ID D. late Pres Amherst College
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-05

ST. DEMONSTRATING of the rivers and weather,
the St Louis Republican of the 29th says: The
officers of the Mustang, from Cape Israel, IS miles
beyond Council Bluffs, yesterday, reports the Mis-
souri, TO be falling from that point to the mouth.
Above the Platte there is only three feet water, but
the river is in good stage from Grand river down.
The Mississippi is falling above and at this point.
On the lower Rapids there are three feet water,
and the river is in fine stage from that point down.
The Illinois is also falling, with five and half feet
water in the upper part of the river
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-05

ARRAIGNED.-On Saturday last, Richard Burns
alias Cheeps, and Francois Habox, were arraigned
before the First District Court, separate charges
of assault and battery They plead not guilty, and
were remanded for further examination.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-05

ExAMINATIoN.-The examination of William
Myrick, charged of having called A. Laudrin,
keeper of the bridges Canal Carondelet, 90 tr-
fling puppy and that the Recorder had done
wrong in employing man of his petty character
to that important station, will come up before Re-
corder Genois tomorrow morning at II O'Clock.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-05

DESTRUCTIVE FIRES AT New 1oRK.-A fire
broke ont on the morning of the Goth ult., in the
stable belonging to Kipp & Brown. The flames
spread with great rapidly, and it was with the
utmost difficulty that few horses in the front sta
bic We're saved. All the horses in the interior Of
the building were burnt to DEATH amounting to
about 49, A large quantity of hay, together with
the greater part of the stages, were entirely de-
stroyed. The fire made large blaze, lighting up
the heavens in every direction which. combined
with the cries of the horses, presented scene too
dreadful to describe. This morning the horses are
lying in heaps amid the ruins, literally charred,
presenting shocking sight. 1t is supposed to have
been the work of all incendary as several of the
drivers were in the stable a short time before the
flames broke out. At one time during the pro-
gress of the fire it was reported that man in
the loft. which caused considerable excitement for
time. but the report proved to be groundless. The
whole loss by this fire is estimated at about $4,000
on which there is an insurance of $4,000.
About half.past II o'clock on the same night
fire broke out at stable belonging to Mr. A. NJ
Affair, which was entirely consumed, but the horses
and quantity of harness that were IN the stable at
the time were saved. -. Two other stables were
destroyed the same night
New PAPER.-A new Democratic paper has
ka.a.. L., olaI n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-05

COUNTERFEIT MoNEY-Two men frather slls-
picious character were yesterday evening arrested
by the First Municipality police for having at
tempted to pass bill of $40 drawn by the broken
bank of g Deer Creek Railroad Company They
were placed in Jail for future examination.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-05

ATTEMPTED MURDER.-A man in Brooklyn,
named Terrence Dougherty, attempted, on the 2oth,
TO kill his wife in the street. lie shot her with PTS
tol loaded with buckshot. 1t was thou ght that
she could not recover. The scoundrel was imme-
dately arrested.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-05
MRS. TRoLLoPE's NEW WORK.

IN cu,, AND OTHER AMUSING BOOKS
THHEAP tORM-For sale at No Ia CAMP STREET.
1 r LIE LEE AND ADVENTURES OF CHARLES
Sn o ERt!Ei.D the Youth of Genius by Mrs. Troll
W" Fi author OF The Abbess etc. Complete in vol
LIE REFORMED HIGHWAYMAN, a Sequel to
TTinef q, dt Medina, or the Crimes of London
,0 mnL fiRSF FALSE STEP; or, the Path of Crime.
MARTIN THE FOiTNDIJNG: BY Eugene Sue Bean.
hgly illustrated
received and for sale at the New Orleans Stationers'
ndIehouse ie2 81 ]. b. STEEL, Ia Camp ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-05
DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESIDENCE

=, nc -.
A PRIVATE SALE.-The land measures hall arpent
n front to the Lake, BY IL arpents in depth to- "a
gether with all the improvements herehpon-com =sI
prisng good dwelling house. kitchen servants = -
order In front Of the dwelling fine pasethe whole
well surrounded by fine ive-oak and other beautiful trees
The plan of said property be seen ofce-Tems
very liberal.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-05
SPANISH LANGUAGE

ex PRIV.ATE LESSONS ONLY. -Es
II, j. GOMEZ, Editor of La Patria. will devote few
~ hours during the day give instructions in the Span
sh Language Mr. G. has adopted and method.
by which scholar learn to read speak and translate the
Spanish language IN two or fhree months n, oo. NJ .,
EXCHANGE Hey near Cont street 81 At the Bookstores Of
C. Morgan, Exchange Place, adjoining the Posofce.
fv~ If required Mr. G. will give lessons at night. m9