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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

graieul ackuOwle enen 20 he bnIislt host Of aoes
and gentemen Of NewYok aud Brook IN, who 30 liberal
Is patroni.sd their Assembly at the Coliseum, Thursday
evening.
The Masters Of Ceremonies and gentlemen q he Com
mltee Of Arrangements for their skill and polite ecien
cv will be ever he'd 10 kind remembrance
BRowNs Baud, by clog ent strains OF spirited music,
won for itac N an suyiabl. Re pu afion. III IL
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CHRISTOPHER RUrHEayoRD, Assn,nser
by JAMES N. hiLi:sh-stors No. IS kAid's'

~ o'clock. e. the Msrchsn . Exchange.
Txgsr ETH sT-Wul be s1d uh-sr the direction %
Pho Rufges Master n CnsDcsry III that ot of lsnd
Nth the bacia the hsfy side o. rNsntis;A -
beins 81 feet westerly from te south~ esteTly corner -
tho ourh-sgenus a T~sntsihst being IL isstfrost -
90 deco. 80
ALSO A. LrDLoW-sr.-Th- two story frame building
ksoslu as No q Lui0~ Lot - feet iron BY ~ deep
Also too story bgiifng Ia tho rear Of said lot One
half Of the purehAse money can remain on bond aLd
u.ortrsze The premises can b. seen n any time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

T.. JOHNSON. Iacronser.
Doors AND -HOEs-ey A D. GALE, store IT
DP-ar-st fus.day, FEB. s. a. 10 O'Clock a-1O0
boo,s shoes bog11s bs srd allie oysfshoes
con prsns general assortment a1.gt<d The coontry
sn1 city trscs n. b-Libsrs. c-so advances on
ceusEu n-uts l2f 81
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.veral other prominent speakers are expected
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.

COMMiIlfst VI 1hhtNOh-HL
J r. Butterworth VIM R4yuor. Philip jordan.
James Phslsp James B. Turner, r @ Luckey
Caleb Woodruff, John OImond, sias Nj sulweu.
MarshaiO Roberts =. r. sherman. William CoseroVe,
Frederick Coygin Beni T. Craisin. William Gale.
Moses Maynard, Jr John STILES. Edmund Griffin.
john L. BowIing, Robert Collins, Jacob Roswell.
VIM. 5. Johnston, Charles Williams, Ira Brown,
las II. Welsh, \ { Pincknsy. John O. HyeI,
Chas DevOe, Stephen Taylor, Jas B. Taylor,
Chas McDevit. JsnesR Williams. John p. Ridner,
Robert Silvey. J In C. Brant, Alex. T. Dodge,
John LLOYD Simeon Draper, il Peter SqoiTes,
: Bookstsver. George Folsom, Chss J. Folsom.
A Sidney Doane. Smith banning. John Lslor.
Drake Mills. AlonzO a Alvo d. Jacob D. Young.
Charles +. Briggi, Gerard Stuyvesant ID. Cook,
J Clitl Morrison. Hiram Fuller, Geo +. Frown.
Chas Chamberlain, VIM. W Lyon, Robert r Lee, Jr
J n Burk. Geo A Hasey, Peter " Dfeyer,
? B Van Houtsn, Frederick Frye, Jsmes Luc.s,
Owen w Brennan, Jas 5. Thsyer Daniel Horton
r. W RyckmsnJT William Cox, Sidney d sMelay
lanes ReNburn ~ otg
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battery OF which the brain il grea center the spinal
column the connecting chain and the countless nerves
which rmif from this important structure the cooSuet
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ter establishment that the new aud Application
Of this wondTous sgent developed by Dr. CHRlsIiss
Gavsnc Belts bracelets Nc should be OF such vast benr
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subject 10 the train OF complaints is srects
are MAGICAL and the most severe cases OF paEaN
epiiepuc fits dyspepsia, bronchitis &c dooreuA nsuia
and other arrangements Of the nerve s
readily vie 70 Inc efficacy Of Dr. CHRisIiks OsiNsnic
articles, and remain perfectly cured.
De.eriptive p.mphlets gratis Only agency in New
Vork fqa Rroaav.v III To
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w Mercantile Library and Reading z oem,

Clinton Hall corner Beekman snd Nassau sts-27 900
volumes. and all the best Literary ana scenuhc Re-
rio6icsls Auegican snd FoTsgn Clerks lniusuon zee
81 sud Semi-Annusl Dues 81 Merchants and othsrs
Anuusl Subscriptions IS. Rooms oPea from 10 ~
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mSIArUAE ALgANlc..-..-Ilis DAI.
THE srN. fhL &c.a FLLL a.
sss..7 3 ssis ....5 II seis IL % Esen eel IS
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- NeM-York TYpngrnphicnI society.-

meeting Of the Society vii be held the Howard House
this evening saturday, Feb H. a. :. o'cocs bnsnes-
OF importance will be transacted. r. II JOHNsIONS Sec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

-. TO IET.--A large snd well finished DWELLING
H. house bafs ard other buildings together ~'.h
acres II lard. pleasantly situated 90 The siaih-
avenue bet cen ski, snth ard Sixty ninth go Rent
$3.50 per year For larthsr particulars, inquire 81 MIS-
AZ ANORY No IL S.cond-.t sf Stscds-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

- sale N. IN OF the late Abraham iscksnbe'b. Is
ceased situated IN the to~ nshiP % Rsmsrs Rock
l.ud County bout miles from Nysck Lsudnt u ttom
Mousey Derot .,c krie Railroad said tsEu cen
tsius 1874 acres. well ~stered sad soitsby divided INTO
wood m sod srxbs land On the premises - Aso.d
suhstsuis dweliug house bern, bscksniths shop and
other cut aud neyeEtaIips ell OF water also
two grated bearing orchards, and avaeyof othsf nst
trees.
Terms will be Moderate srd tide inaispnsoe For ter
Their Information inquire Of The exc .nisrs.
JOHN QUACkkNBl SIT. - y shih-.yenue
h.,.r..n e,n,. -.nth .na E,ur.ath q. New lofk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

50 FARM FOR SALE, situs,ed At Lassgiiis, seant
IA talles from New-NoTk City The farm contains
about 10 acre. Of excellent land 10 hsh state q
euuvaiioa. o. he premises are good d~sulns hue
barns and outbudins. Aboat 10 covered win
thrifty grow th Of Locust and Chestnut trees there arc
three churches aud poet on 60 withla 2ml.s SAID tAm
10 distant about has mile from his North TN 90
miles from Iona ilsnd Railroad and Jericho Tippits
miles The village Of Flushing and Ine miles
faom IN. village of Jrmsca 49,.
Ii not sold private .sls before Wednesday the ish
day OF March next it will then be .heIsd al Public Aue
ION, on tho y smlses, a. clock, 49,.
SAMUEL C. HICKS
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IGrnders Of Paints, C0loTs, 6e-hssd the ioAosins-
Mrs.rs CHakLrs Ross Co. 50 Brosdway-sirs; haying
siv-n ycar mill thorough trial n grinding al kiats Of
paint Verdigris. &C do pronounce ta perfect triumph
Of rnind ever matter IL viii do work and 40 1t bet
ter thai any other mill I hsy- evar lssc or snown
Respectfully yours, &C hHAh CAOASs,,
~ IL is'-st Ncw-l 0fk
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LAssvllie Dec 81 lstl. u. sn-- s-----

eerty. a most sssirsblr .-snify sss, sa ~" 's..
A,on.,eg.aes of IL subscr Der, h,sips mace HrssC
.o,. 10 -, .onm.nce tho hotel bosDsss IN thn tty
the farm fnosn as Ho~afa's Place" late Cap Nun
noon The south side 81 Long .lsnd about - miiee
aoxn IL ost,d for sse Contains 20 segss OF The beet
hind Of land hs, lAss and commissions bsldint o. eve.
~ keS uec~ssary Tor ssntemans place ava iot ,ns
upon the 10 snd it suosorpsseo ior beauty OF leestu
aud b. shy residence. aud 10 IN the mdst OF me game aus
tet frout Of superior oys'ess he Ne For
father p.rticula inquire Of JNO. w RlTCh architect.
avail 81 or q. ID. HOWARD "a Ors.its bsid 'ns.
l1f Ia. COZ Cbanhsust Broadway
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AnIHoNY .. BLkEcREk. AaelIoa.sr.

TENTH AVENUE AvO fHlRTY-FOURTH.ST
Il PROPEhIY-Pcs4tiye sale az Auction Tive ~ thfss
Lott ano Parts Of Lots ANTHONY j BtEYCXER
viii ssl auction HoEd-y, the 18th day o. Fsbssry
e. y DC ock a. the Merchants Exch.1ge-Unlss pre-
sioasy sold - private saleA hOss lots snd pans ~
ots Of ground on The 50 ,hefy side Of rhiryfogfh
and exten5ins nearly ior.h 70 1hirty-th.rdSt This
bsrs -rt Of the boz ,pOsite IN. b1a Asylcn ana
aboet block the 1-n, fon he location for
the depot y The Hseson River RIosd FOR farther
rerlAs sL- map q the pgf y apply 70 tie Aacton-sf
Broad (zsl lzf 2ts
AUCTION SOTIt Evil 30 sold e. public action
O. Ihanczy. the ian ~ fsSsgary al 10 o'clock 81
toe storm scales ard 81 40 oriB< Crtpdsf MaF<et
EAsr hiyer JOB BLACK, s1pt - Bsiidlnss
OF se supsrictsusent bgildlazs, 18th Feb lsf t-f
AI.TIOS NOTICE.-~ssuesdsy i, March. :,
a ~ ocIocE AZ tie Auction Room 50 Bssimsa snd g
Police sale Of various goods from The head Polio.
once Part4culsss 10 tiu.s. THOMAS BELL.
l0f tHht- Agctionesr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12
8 HRkwhRY IN rnE CITY q BaItrlore %

u. sale The pTes-ut c~osg OF well essehsnrd
every Ia the City Of Baltimore, eenx seoot going
10 the West would sell accommodating terms his en-.
tire establishment. which IL centrally stnsted rspses
ID every convenience % the Substantial hind hav-
ipx shli shed custom and doing sas
ns, Any perscn disposed "a eogsxs In brewing ass sow
81 opportunity Of doing 80 10 great savsntsse Comnsni
csea. addressed TO Brewer Baltimore Poe, Office, lrost-
p,iSl will b, attended to, aud every information sven
k.fsi,..ss Erk III tfe<d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

Tr,n tFT-Ths Trem0ut Bo~lug saloon COG a an
"a bowling alleys ,nt extending ron ~ ss,
-sy 70 II Diesion q " fh nxtufe. DE soee -.
TIE proprietor hssl8g other business % ssn - .
= al liz .i.ns TO- il reputation 70 Vel tao~s ~ ~
public ApglS 81 y StssFscEsa vs.
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FOREIGN Items.


We learn by the Niagara that Queen Victoria,
Prince Albert and suite were TO arrive at Osborne
on the 9Th inst, and the 10Th, escorted by the
squadron under command of Sir Charles Napier,
proceed in the royal yacht Victoria and Albert, to
Dublin The Castle, and Phoenix Lodge, Dublin,
are preparing for the reception of the sovereign.
A report having been circulated that Father Ma.
thew was lying dangerously i'll in Dublin, we have
much pleasure in stating that ina letter written by
the gentleman himself, he says he has perfectly
covered, and hopes TO take passage for America
next month.
OfMr Ralph Waldo Emerson London paper
says: "This distinguished writer concludes his
lectures at the Exeter Hall, London, given in aid
of the funds of the Early Closing Association this
week, and will, we believe, return Immediately to
Massachusetts His visit 10 England is understood
to have proved most gratifying to him"
We learn from the London Observer that the
following pensions on the Civil List have been
granted ont of the fndset apart for the reward of
literary and scientific emnence: To James Sheri-
dan Knowles, the eminent dramatic author, t2O0
per annum to w. Carleton, the popular author of
& Irish Tales " etc, 200 per annum TO J. c. Adj
ans the astronomer and discoverer of the planet,
600 per annum, 1t is stated that Mr.. Sheridan
Knowles is in a bad state Of health, and will pass
the winter in Madeira.
Pleasure-seekers by profession, whether German,
English American have, it Is said, nearly all de-
serted Paris In letter written from that capital
luSt DeIOT6 ult TGCclb SdnBJIIhTy uuLDISdk, ali
American sOourner says notice lack of
courtesy on the part of those met with casually,
which seems to have grown out Of the new state OF
feeling the air with which an occasional equipage
is looked upon by street loungers is any thing but
that Of obeisance. "A has les riches , s in many
mans heart in the streets of Paris"
In Paris, theatrical amusements are, OF course
Frustrated for some time TO come. me popular
taste for excitement finds qualification IN o'hef ways
In London, Mr.. Macready was to lake ms ARE
well benefit previous to his dePari0 ~
at Drury Lane, on Monday, July ~
Madame Anna Thillon was attracting large au-
dienres AT the PRINCESS by her performances III the
opera Of The Daughter of the Regiment
Mrs Mowatt was misleading near ,Kensington
,,raIarr, a new play. Mr. Spicer, the author o
( IL lords of Ellingham twas writing a ne"
,la,t for her. and intended taking the 81. James
fTSss,,tre. where she would appear
A., ,,npgasant accident recently occurred to Mr..
pritcI,ard sthe lessee of the Leeds Theatres. That
d,s1tIsTan was playing Macduff to Mr. Macreadys
Macbeth when in combat, the point of the latter
renlleman's sword came in contact with DIR. Prit-
e6ari's nose scleavng it 10 the bone VI course;
from the nature Of the accident, Mr. PrtchaTd viii
be irFapacitaled from resuming hls profession for
soIne time 70 come.
MI and Mrs Charles Kean vera d take their
kaa9iisas tho Heym4skei On Monday, Ju!y .
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-26

A REMARKABLE INCIDENT.-A New York cor
respondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer, of the 18th,
relates the following as having occurred in that
city:
One day last week, it appears that young lady
Of highly respectable parentage, amiabe and ac-
compGished in the highest degree, and about
eighteen years of age, arrived in the city from
neighboring State, with q view of spending a few
weeks with an uncle.
AT an early hour in the morning after her arrival
she was taken with sudden fit of insanity and in
her deirium she jumped from her couch, Invested
hersefof her night apparel, and in state of COM
pIete nudity went into the street. The chiiliness
of the morning air appeared to affect her for mo-
ment, but as if determined TO accomplish something
she commenced to run very hard towards Broad
way, which street, even at that early hour was
full of persons. All who saw her were of course
amazed, and knew not what TO do. Away she
went with great speed, and lad proceeded several
blocks when the persons who first saw her recover
ed their self-possessiOn, and determined upon Sc
curing the poor creature and taking care of her
They accordingly overlook her and brought her
into one of the hotels, where she was placed in
the hands of the females of the establishment, and
ultimately given to her friends. There is no doubt
that the poor young lady labored under species Of
insanity
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-26
UNIVERSITY oFhogIsIANA.

UNIV RSITY OF UISIA A,
TTHE LECTURES and COURSE Of INSTRUCTION
1 in this Department viii commence on the SECOND
May. They are intended embrace the most important
branches Of the Common and C0H Lam, Public fnterHa
tOHQL and Constitutional Linn.
Lectures viii be delivered upon the vanou. branches and
Those BIZ Professor Henry A BILLIARD will embrace
The history OF the Roman Law, from the earliest time?
Law according to the most approved method OF Inc Ger
man School III The jurisprudence OF Louisiana, com;
Spain. ~ An outline Of the Land Titles in Louisiana,
whether derived from france Spain or the United States
Of /. Admiralty and Maritime Law, embracing the rights
and Obligations OF Masters and Mariners, Collisions and
other Maritime oft, general average, Salvage, Civil and
Military, Mariners Contracts Marine Insurance and iy-
Pohecaons sRg contracts 3L Matlme Services n Buang
embracing The Law q Prize and the practice Of PTlze SeuI
in their Pacific and Hostile relations Treaties of Peace and
Private International Law. III The jurisdiction OF the
Courts of the United States embracing the Original and APP
peae Jurisdiction of the Supreme and Circuit Courts, and
the Original jurisdiction OF the District Courts Courts of
Revenue and as Prize and Instance Courts OF Admiralty
The Lectures OF Professor RANDELL HUNT will treat OF
/. Commercial Law as it relates TO MERCANTILE persons, Mer
camille Property and Contracts and Mercantile Remedies.
These Lectures will treat OF Sole TTadeTs Partnerships
change and PIomssoy Notes and Shipping Of Baments
and Contracts with Carriers Contracts Of Aeghtmen BY
Frsig sttison and AyeiaeS Salvage and Insurance
Of sale GuaIanes, Liens and Soppage in transltu etc
Jurisdiction, and-III. of The Law of Evidence.
Professor THOMAS B. MONROE, viii Lecture upon ].
Peadings in CIyl Gases at Common Law, and-II Const
tuiiOnal Law.
Chief Juslice EUsTIs vii deliver series of Lectures on
the Rights Of Persons and the Conflict Of Laws.
CHRIsTIAN ROsELICs, ESQ. will assist Adjunct Pro-
fesSOr in the DEPARTMENT Of the Ciyil Law.
Students viii be expected produce satisfactory evidence
Of good moral Chs4aetsr
The degree Of Bachelor Of Laws viii be conferred only on
those who sha have attended Two Courses Of Lectures o
u course atte having studied at least one year in te
office OF Counsellor at Law, and after strict examination
quent examinations.
ee vii be organizes also Moot Court which " i'll be
-iesSors
t1 The gres Of Tieke5 for Che Come is fixed as 100
Ss,f gdsags, J4Ae 1 lss. i54 3A
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-26

IMPORTANT DECIsIeN-The Law Journal for
July contains an eloquent opinion by Judge Lewis,
al Lancaster, Pa, on case where a certain man de-
vised his widow all his property "proUjded she re-
main widow during her life; butt case she should
marry again my viii is she shall leave the premises"
&c. The widow having married again, suit was
brought by other heirs of the husband TO recover
the property. Judge Lewis decided that 50 the con.
dition in restraint of marriage is void, and the
second marriage Of the widow does not divest her
estate the principles of morality-he policy of
the natOn--the doctrines of the common law-the
law of nature and law of God, unite in condemn
ing as void the condition attempted to be imposed
by this testator upon his widow
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-26

FRENCH CHARACTER ILLUsTRATED.-Now that
the conflict is ended, says Paris letter Of the
Both, no difference of speech, action or dress will
enable one to detect the insurgents of yesterday
from the workmen ofto-day. Your coachman, who
takes you now across. the city for franc, would
have murdered you yesterday for less; and those
who Were preparing bullets forty hours since to
shoot down the guard, are now perhaps working
for them at forty sous a day.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-26
TooTH ACHE CURED

IN LESS THAN. ONE MINUTE, by SzzszSszsgaA
4 Dr.. MENSlNG'S FOOT H A G II = fys.ssezz5asssS
ELK lR.-Ths ar icle IS devoid OF all poi U ykaA
sonOUs ingredients Try bottle and you ~~Il-Llg
will soon see wry face turned into smiles. MAGIC
TOOTH POWDEk.-This article is the best now before
the public II efadcate the Tartar without the aid OF in
strumens Remember that these articles are prepared only
by Dr. MENSiNG, DENTAL SURGEON, office, No So,
Bar0nRe street four doors above Commonst my Is BIN
w. R. HALL SURGEON DENTIST,
"a CGr0Rdct6t street. NeD Orleans,
WILL perform all operations the TEETH Tor their
preservation in The most scientific G.
manner. ARTIFICIAL TEETH insert 5ssySssEsssss5
modern and improved principles @1II-IJ
Teeth extracted without the Of ChOrOiom, and with
but slight pain 10 the patient.
From tong experience his profession, and strict appca
ton business he hopes merit share of public patronage
Reference be given TO the eminent medical men
and Surgeon Dentists IN the country. myh 3m
J, WEST, Practical Dsntls1,
SNTOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Newt Orleans
w that he has removed his office 10 l2Q gsazsEzzZ.
EARONDELET sTREET corner Of POydras fsS7Ssss.ss-S
street, opposite the Church. Thankful torl go
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed -4-IILJ
upon him. he wOud solicit continuance of the same. Alter
practice Of eight years the mechanical department both
Europe and the United States, and having avalIed him
self of all The late Improvements he feels confident that he
viii give satisfaction 70 all those who may favor him with
call. List of Prices.
Single TOOth mounted on fine gold O!ate.. %
~ pivot, W
Plugging WITH fine gold, per cavity W
lnl Il Of Teeth highly flashed or a new principle
The los Of he Paae su6oed. without ois6s or ga
J. w warrants all his operations 70 be the bes Of work
maHsip and material and to satisfaction to those who
may palrOulze hun, Or no charge will be made.
Old plates rem0deied and repaired at the shortest notice
Dentists II the country may rely on having their work
promptly attended 70, by sending correct model.
az" DENTISTS supplied with Teeth instruments, &C.
n b.-J. w. refer TO many persons who now en-
toying The benefits Of his Practice. ap8 6m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-26
TAyNEjS HAIR TONIC

FENHlS valuable preparation eNctes the scalp TO new ana
htIy action; cisanses from scurf and dandru; pre-
vents the Hair from falling Oft those eruplye diseases
which often appearupOH the head and IN majority OF cases
produces fine growth oil NEW 1t also gives the daIr
nch, glossy and beautiful appearance Hnequaled By any
other article of the kind - .
JAY MES AMERICAN HAIR DYE-Wauante !, #
strictly applied according the directions, to change the ia
from gRg other color to beautiful auburn, or perfectly Ic
50ch, without staining the skin.
and Ague. These PHI are warranted to cure Fever and
Ague and when he dire. ions followed, and CT re Is
not effected, the none VII % returned. ~
For sale by II. JARVIS Il co,
Je2I If conc MagaZIne and Common streets.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-26
suMMER REsIDEMoa ~ MANpEVLLE.

81 A delightful SUMMER RESIDENCE at Man
Hr devle, measuring arpents fronting the Lake by
H. twelve arpeHts IN deptr-al fenced IN The I'M
Of three rooms fronting the Lake, galleries in front and rear
two Cabinets. kitghea and SeVdntS Rooms other
good building built expressly for Visites having two large
with gallery Stables etc. On the premises Is hne
Spring the only there probably at Vaudeville, and
in front o. the property fine and beautiful Flower Par
The property will be sold with all the Furniture, Cows,
Horses, WAGES,
For Terms which are liberal and full particulars apply
ny23 PERSON K BONNEVA Il, 81 Gravler ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-26

~ The Northern papers say that a Camanche
Indian, who was a member of Col. DOminguez's
Mexican Spy Company, is now in Philadelphia
Among his wounds he was shot through the neck
by bullet seriously that a silver tube had to be
inserted for him to breathe through to sustain
life
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-26
AEMEAENNs
KNOWLES & NOEL,


PRACTICAL JFHTGH. .3RERS,
RI No. IS CANAL street, rst door - -
iFJN below Camp, Men Orleans, keeps5@Jl5 ~
a. 5s constantly on hand large and - -
kSAs<49Well selected assortment Of Swiss and English
LEVER WATCHES,
Jewelry Silver Ware Pocket Cutlery Gold Pens Spectaces
and Fancy Goods.
Our personal attention viii be devoted to repairing
description Of FINE WATCHES Clocks, and JEwELRY !;
which shall perform satisfactorily. Charge. my2tf
WATCHES JEWELRY, ETC.
EDWARD A. TYLER, 80 Camp street, would respect
~ fully invite the attention of his friends and the ~
public to his fine and well selected stock of JEEP- tA
ELRY, etc, comprising Watches Of the most APP Il III
proved manufacture Gold and Silver Hunting eSzAsss
and Osen-iaced cases. Silver Ware of every description
consisting npaT of Tea Table, Sugar Salt and Mustard
Spoons, Forks, Ladies' CasOB, Cups, Pitchers, Toast
Racks, etc.
great variety of Jewelry Cutlery, Rich Fancy Goods
PertumeTy, etc.
PIANO FORTES.
49, Just received from the manufactures Of
55f7s9 Messrs. Nunns l. Fischer. and A. II. Gale
u6 = C9Sas large supply Of Their superior
Coeman Hiolian Attachment, and yes's Tuneable Reeds
Please call and examine apo If
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SENTENCE OF BECHTEL.-Wm Bechtel, con
victed of murder in the second degree, in killing bis
wife, at Philadelphia, was sentenced to an impris-
onment Of ten years in the Eastern Penitentiary.