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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-16
nAILY CRESCENT.

OF A FIREMAN.-Quite a long and
fV~ ar funeral procession, of firemen, &c, pass
mfO r,ng S. Charles street yesterday afternoon,
Cd a'Y', ,le last honors to one of their deceased
as%s The one whose remains were the OBJ
Hs'n y dis testimonial was Mr.. David Lewis. a
e." If England, but a resident of New Orleans
IN, ,he Inst twelve years. He was in the early
of life. being aged only 81. He had been
Fshed to Phoenix Company, No. g. The slow
= measured tread of the procession, led by the
y, n1 = ahmed hearse--the musicians playing a
'l pI msreh-and, indeed, the whole affair-made
..mn and appropriate spectacle.
Ws have noticed that Firemen appear peculiarly
mated by this feeling of respect toward members
hs;r ranks departed they are always willing
,.nse in their avocatians, unlike some Others
.,0der the last sad duties TO brother Such
r,a il may be mentioned in passing, must ne
'...adly infer the presence of other meritorious
,,Hies of the heart.
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How JoHN DONKEY HITS 'EM.-The amusing
nlHnns Of the John Donkey have lately been af
fdIng some " lessons to little boys" in which
'eF prominent public man in the country is more
tess taken of. Here is one, now:
Lesson Ihird-ln summer, boys may bathe in
A-lnW wafer, hnt they must not GO into deep
fler. Did you ever hear of little Jimmy
dk One day, Jimmy, when his mother did
Know that he was ont. went to hathe in deep
s'er. lie wa-ded till he got over the bar. and
.aI'y he sank into a deep. dark hole, and he
mol got out yet. When yon are tempted, boys,
o"-yond your depth, think of Jimmy.
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OLD Fort GREENE" BROOKLYN, N VA
very important part of the city of New York. las
the lungs are an important part of the Sc human ~
Is the sister city, just across the East River of
Brooklyn, which numbers some seventy-fiy or
eighty thousand inhabitants nice city it is too
being enough to enjoy all the advantages of a
metropolitan residence, and far enough off to be rid
of some OF the disadvantages Well, the BROOKLYN
ties have been in state of botheraton for couple
OF years past, regarding large tract of high ground
called - Old Fort Greene, toward the eastern par,
OF the place, which it was desired to have for
public open park, or promenade. This ground is an
elevation far above the general level of the CITY and
1t gives n magnificent view of town. river country
shipping, and so on. Morever it is PATRIOTIC
ground; for, near its base lie buried the bones of
The l2,0oO American martyrs, who died in the Bri-
tlsh prison ships during revolutionary struggle
and on It's summit still the remains of the rough
1ors up previous to the battle of Long Island
and lis sod Is hallowed, from the fact that there stood
Washington, at the first battle where he commanded
In person. In the struggle that ended at last in our
freedom! This " Old Fort Greene then-a place
OF some 80 or 40 acres, if we remember rightly
has been sought for by the citizens of Brooklyn as
spot to be kept open forever and, after pretty
severe struggle, they have succeeded. In future
times this emnence will be better known for it has
all the natural advantages necessary to making it
one of the noblest-if not the snobest-in our
country.
We must confess we like well this plan of pre-
serving, as they were, all spots memorable for their
connection with the great events heroic person.
ages of our nation. Such plan is better than the
mere erection of monuments of marble We would
have the tOnb preserved at Mount Vernon and
then it Were of little consequence to construct any
cloud-capt tower, or snowy mason-work, with per-
lshabe inscriptions. We would have Saratoga and
Yorktown and Bunker Hill preserved, too-the pro-
perty of the nation. Such places at least should
be spared from the destroying track of this age of
steam and money making.
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Cleared Yesterday:
Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday:
Steamship Portland, Place FIN Galveston 1ltl inst to Har-
Ship Mozart Lewis, from MarseIes 2lst Jan, TO master
Ship Elizabeth Ellen, Tyler. p days FIN New York, To-
Ship Toronto Doane IS days FIN New York, to w Creevy
Ship Monument Tron, 81 days from Liverpool, to j. p
Ship Martha Washington, Green, 40 days I'm Alicante, to
Ship Unicorn Lincoln 20 days FIN Boston, IIarrol Oar
Ship Hartley Lord 10 days FIN IIavre to maser-2d nv.
Ship sonbreon SBr) previously reported ashore the
Bark Delhos, CroweI fin avre Jan sd in ballast to
Brig Gbert Hatfield Kngsbury IL days FIN Charleston TO
Brig Lucy Ann Spear IL days fin Savannah in ballast to
Brig SaIo Rich 10 days FIN St Jago de Cuba to master
Brig ?. Soulc, Smith. FIN Havana sh inst Toisgros
Brig Two Sisters, UFr) Clanelery, FIN Gaudaloupe oath
Brig Prudente, (Sp) sanpere, I'm Barcelona via Malaga,
scr arre' Rice + days fin st. jsgo de Cuba to master
2d my.
schr William and Eizabeih Wellington days fin Lagu.
Schr Planter LawIess 2 days I'm Attakapas 10 master
schr. Mount Vernon. Jones, fin Havana, 9TH inst, to
schr GANGS, Handy, 10 days FIN Montega Bay, Ja in
T. S schr Sarah Jane, NIcGee FIN Tampco 9TH inst in
ballast 70 ouarterm9 9s 3D. ny B., ,..
schr BuSsa W!nslow 2 days FIN Pensacola to master
Basin.
Brunswick, Lee I'm St Louis
Soon Pan5 Morton fin Little kock-i9ii bales cotton
Belle of the West, Hamilton. fin Cincinnati.
+. NJ Streck Streck I'm l.atourche.
Gen Gen. T Tsslf Mo5shead; fin L, oT Nj
Fort Wayne, Sedan, FIN Cincinnati
Iatopa, Smoker, i'm shevepon..l434 bales cotton
Tow boat Caledonia. Pinnegar FIN the Passes
Tow boat Patrick Henry Miller, FIN the Passes
T Tow boat 4 4.Y Davis, I'm the Passes
Iowboat 4 lion. Crowell FIN the Passes.
Iowboai pan Webster, Rhinehart, fin the Passes.
Towboat Porpolse, disney FIN the Passes
Towbeat Hercules, Brown I'm the Passes
Memoranda.
TIE steamer Cotton Plant reports the Arkansas river in
fine boating order.
isvlle the 9th inst; reports feet inches water in the
Canal and falling.
Towboat Diamond lowed down and to Sea ON the 12,l
inst, ships Mary and Adeline.
Towboat Porpoise towed down and 10 sea the 18th
inst ship Elizabeth Bruce, bark Ceres, and brig Rio
Towboat Shark lowed down and 10 the 18th INST
ship Antwerp bark Georgia, brig Tarquna schrs. Ashland
and Lone Star
Towboat Alton lowed down and TO the 10th nst
ships Plato and Camera. brig Essex.
Towhoat Caledonia tOwed down and TO sea on the 1lth
inst, ships Dalmata and New jersey.
BELow-CoMING UP.
Ships Hope and Rnggoid. brig Danl Webster, schr
Monterey, and one schr unknown
Passengers.
Per steamship Porand-Mrs Matospy and child Miss
Moon Mr. Berg lady and servant. Col, Griffin, Mess J.
NJ Chlds, D. +. Waddy. Leigh, Genbeau Miller Ware,
Wexford Wilson, NIaguire. BisSe, MerrweaiIef Rives,
Caruter, j. H. Esselstyne Russell Davis r. B. Francis
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PARENTAL AFFEcTIoN.-inlellige was re-
syed at Provincetown few days since from
Capt. Cock, of the whaling brig Sam4. Cook, that
NJ Perez Bangs, boat-steerer, had died on board.
md that he had been buried on one of the Mona
Sands, situated in the Mona passage West In
ies Soon after the intelligence arrived, his ia
her, Mr.. Solomon Bangs, chartered the schooner
PALESTINE, OF 100 tons, Capt Whorf, to proceed at
nee to the spot, recover, if possible, the remains
d bis son, and land them at Provincetown The
rlr, sailed from z. on the Goth inst. in ballast.
The expense to Mr.. Bangs will probably exceed a
tOusand dollars. The island on which he was
iaded is of small extent-uninhabited, and but
kg feet above the level of the sea-Bostoa ADJ.
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Srr,rING-The slave Mars, belonging to Mr..
Es.e charged with stealing quantity of shoes,
10Th go. from the shoe store of Mr.. Louis Bar
L on the corner of ST Peter and Chartres streets.
"a, Yesterday committed for trial by Recorder
p,mos before Justice Derbes, to be tried according
Il. nroysons of the Black Code.
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MAYo's MUSIC STORE

No. Camp street near Canal
DIANO FORTEs, manufactured by the
permanency of tone and durability of work Is
manship; Holan Piano Fores, from theu y v
for for five Years Music for al reserved aai
from all the publishers in the United States NEW MUSIC
published week from the most popular authors Mu-
part Harp Double Bass Voloncelos Guitars Vons Ban.
Fla FaseoIeis. Flies BRASS Observation-Disclosures from
French Hons Tn%Psts valye and plain BHsss C Masy
CHANDSE of every kind. STRINGS for the Harp, Bass
Vol, Violin and Guitar INSTRUCTION BOOKS for
TON on the Piano Harp, VIOLIN Guitar Flute and in
Vocal Music. Pianos tuned repaired and taken in part
Music BOUND The abOve-named merchandise is re-
ceved and sold and consequently offered at
much prices than If purchased private account
Purchasers respectfully invited the articles be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. -
mh9lm VIM. T. MAYO. Agent
HARDWARE AND SHIP CHANDLERY.
SAMUEL LOCKE, Nos. 7 and Front Lepee, is n
- now receiving and has in store *
$40 coils Manila Corage asd from thread to inch IA
20 20 coils Taned HEMP Comagse; &
3D Ploughs assorted makers
81 Cham Gables y to "A inch
% Anchors 100 to 100 lbs;
500 tons Bar Iron, American, swedes, Tennessee and
English;
200 kegs Cut Nails
400 kegs Pressed Spikes;
20 cases Sheating Copper
600 sheets Brazers' Copper, 20 to 80 lbs.;
40 tons Hollow Ware. . -, $50,
ALSO-Cutlery, Axes, Hoes, Locks, Anys, Vices, Mill
and Cross Cut Saws, Smiths Bellows, NC. &c.
To- Country Merchants and the trade supplied on liberal
terms mh5 LIT
GCREWS-One pair Press Screws suitable for kaling
- Moss Skins Tobacco etc in good order for sale by
mh5 >, w. CUTTER, "a PoydIas st,
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ARREST FOR Decentralization J. Wheeler,
If Boston, has been arrested for forging checks and
,tanng goods on false pretences, to the emount of
ireen hundred dollars.
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'E subscriber having purchased the interest of his late
i partner ANDREW OLIVER, in the WHOLE
RETAIL DRUG ESTABLISHMENT corner
of Cha,tres and BienrWe streets, .Nem Orieans,N
for number of years past conducted Jointly by them 600
under the style of Andrew oliver Il Co. has com
peed his arrangements for extended business than
that hitherto done by the old house My stock of
~ DR. GCfS, .HEDiCLNES ND IHEMiC4LS
Sa Surgical INSTRUMENTS AND PEKFTMERY,
III embracing. | intend it shall article needin
the Heads of Families Planters and Country Dealers will
exceeded excellence OF quality reasonabeness of
price by other house in the trade; while General
PATENT MEDICINE AGENT,
orders be addressed with confidence and certain
ty of having them properly and faithfully attended TO,
previously experienced in this place.
- The usual credits and facilities of trade extended to
customers.
sg'" To the following, among other articles embraced in
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-16

Miguel Otero was yesterday arrested
h the First Municipality Police, charged with
,.bbng and cutting one Manuel Rodrigues.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-16

O. The Prince Edward Islanders have deter
mined to prohibit the expectation of potatoes from
hat island, until the first day of August next.
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WARM WINTER-lt is said at Salem. Mass.
that the present winter has been warmer than any
corresponding season for seventeen years, and that
February has been remarkable for northern lights
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u II is rumored that some of the Morlnons at
.OunGl Bluffs mean TO return TO Hancock county,
Imos
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MNGNANM sAAES,

BY RICHARD TERRELL
l. Banks's Arcade 1904 ~ " " ' "
likely stout and active NEGRO fellow 5 years of age
g9od band and teamser. His size and intelligence
qualify HIM for drayman and warefouseman He IS sold
iof no fault is under good character and fully guaranteed
IN every particular.
Terms CASH Act of sale before A. Abat, Not Pub m16
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Rrrc1ARy.-Robert Bogis, !. m. c., was yester-
ay sent by Recorder Ramos, to the First District
r'st for trial, on charge Of burglary
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At tractive Sale.

BY BEARD, CALHOUN & CO.
P E. LAYET, Auctioneer
Il BanksS Arcade
sssp. The Largest and best collection of .%
,sX&1a FLOWER PLANTS Gall in handsome :5SSclSEs
and well painted boxes) sold this 49,
NY State-,composed of 100 CaIeas and 49,
- 800 other PlantS-as LaureaS Manda- -
rims Magnolias, English Roses etc, all acclmaed
and in the best possible condition and order.
The Plants will be exhibited in the Arcade Passage and
Plant is guaranteed sound and correctly described by Gaia
oeue.
This collection has been formed by lady who derived
large income from it. bat who sells only account de-
from the country Planters and Amateurs will do
well 10 call and examine this fine collection of Flower
Plants
lermS-Cash on delivery. The Plants will be the risk
OF purchasers after the sale. mills 81
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FURNITURE, PLANO FoRrEs, &c.

IL forms his friends and the public that he still CON -q
nue f. % 9sI for Sae fine nd Of WATCH
every description Watshss-the approved manu- aa.A 3
Yates Co.. Taylor Sons and Others Gold and Silver.
hunting and faced cases SHpsr Ware-conssng in
Ladies' Castors, Cups Pitchers, Toast racks etc etc Also
large variety of Fancy Goods-Wr ought Shell Combs.
Pearl Shell Enameed and lnlad Card Gases Segar Cases
Bead Bags Head Ornaments, Bouquet Holders, Ball Ta:
and Fob Chains Seals, Keys, ETC. Pens, Pencils Thnbles
Bracelets, Brooches Ear and Finger Rings etc. ETC.
7FURNITURE,-R Rich Rosewood and Mahogany
-IsD Furniture; Red and Blue Plush Velvet Sofas
.=.erhsr Chains, Onomans Divans etc. etc. This Fum-
ture is all custom work, and finished in the best
manner and equal to any brought to this market.
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AMERICAN HAIR DYE,

AMERICAN HAIR DYE.
WARRANTED, if strictly applied according TO the d
w rections change the Hair from any other color
beautiful AUBURN OF perfectly JET BLACK, without
staining irritating the skin like other Hair Dyes. This
Hair Dye will fail TO color the Hair be desired
but the directions must positively be strictly complied with
The composition should be used literally, and kept all
the time il the Hair, it TO color
becomes dry. To change White Hair Red Auburn,
que the Dye 10 be kept the Hair for about three hours
and then 10 make it perfect black, requires two three
hours
JONES' HAIR TONIC.
This valuable preparation eyces the scalp new and
healthy action ceanse from scnrt and acknowledgements
the hair from falling Ocures those eruptive diseases which
often appear the head and in majority of cases pro-
duces dne growth OF New Hair 1t also gives the Hair
r%h glossy and beautiful appearance unequaled by
other article OF tie kind Prepared only by Dr. d. JAYNE,
No s South Third street, Philadelphia
For sale by N. JARVIS 81 co,
mis- Wv corner Magazine and Common streets.
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PIANO FORTES-Havng the special agency Of Messn
4 II Gale & Co. and Nuns & Fischer's
stantIy receiving Pianos of their manufac III M
ture in rich Rosewood and Mahogany cases, v
g. 61a and octaves, with and without COlemans KoiaR
Attachment These instruments superior to all Others.
having lvess Patent Tuneabe Reeds by which there is
difficulty in keeping the Eolan in with the Piano.
To" Sheet Music hand and received soon as pub
i,hed mh5 I'm
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u Capt. Cassius NJ. Clay intends to publish a
0k in New York. to which place he goes shortly.
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EVANS ARCADE HAT EMPORIUM

No. 36 .M4G.4ZEN'E Street, Corner GR4TIER Street.
EE JUST RECEIVED and now opening at this E~
EHS establishment. the most varied and splendid Sc
60 assortment of H rs ever offered III this market; ~
consisting in part Of ~
CANADA STRAW. CHINA PEARL. RUTLAND:
HATS Super White and Black ROCKY MOUNTAIN
BEAVER, MQLESkiN and NEPLUS ULTRA HATS,
oil the latest fashions, and finished in the richest styles
No pains has been spared in the manufacture
and finish OF this Stock. The old OF the house
and the public respectfully solicited call and examine
for themselves mh7 I'm
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NEW PUBLICATIONS IN CHEAP FORM,
THE LAST 81 THE FA fHf s'ta Christmas Tale
by G. P. R. James Esq, author of the Convent
THE DISGRACE SCR TO THE FAMILY by W. Blanch-
Price 25 cents
THE POOR SCHOLAR, A Pathetic Story of Irish Life,
by VIM. Carleton, author of Traits and Stones OF
~, LrIsh PeasanIy ~ complete Price p cents
,,,, p =, tn complete Pr, Price rs cents.
TWENTY YEARS AFTER, sequel to " The Three
Guardsmen" by Alex Dumas
WALLACE THE HERO OF SCOTLAND, by Ga
bnel A eXander, with IS engravings
JAMES THE SECOND, Or the Revolution of 1858, an
historical romance, by w. Harrison Answorth, Esq,
complete. Price % cents.
THE BRIDE OF THE NORTHERN WILDS, A Tale
of l743 by Newton NJ, Curtis.
FRA A. Kiln AMERICAN COTTAGE LIBRARY,
WALLS AMERICAN ELECTROMAGNETIC TEL
EGRAPH with reports of Congress and description of
all Telegraphs known employing Electricity. Galvan-
ism, with 81 engravings.
NO. Is FLOWERS PERSONIFIED Price % cents
NOS. IL AND II AMERICAN CHESS MAGAZINE,
edited by c. H. Stanley, Esq.
Just received and for sale the New Orleans Stationers
Warehouse. [mh9l j. B. STEEL, IA Camp st.
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DISTINGUISHED VIsITERs. - The Duke and
luchess of SAKE Coburg arrived at London from
fF Continent. on the 9th ult.
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1913
1913! SPRING FASHIONS.

1915! SPRING FASHIONS, 1913!
sd. P. SCANLAN u co, No, II Chartyes street
E M have the honor Of informing the Ladies thar1fA
VS. they have just received the following Fashion YIN
SsE able Articles, selected from the richest niater HI
ais and choicest designs that have appeared Paris for
the Spring and Summer of 1913
Hrenafine BARGE Seize
MousSeline de Sole
Printed Gauze Organdy, large selection;
CIR enadine MarluSes
Isabella Louisa
Baeges, rich coors;
= Changeable Satin Plaid;
" Black Embroidered:
Poll de Chevre
Poll iu Nord plain and plaid
Lace and Embroidered Muslin CapeS Collars, Pelerines
Cuffs and Sleeves
Infants Embroidered Gaps Robes, Waists and Cloaks
Ladies Lace and Muslin Embroidered Dresses;
Extra fine Paris Chip and Grape Bonnets;
Ladies, Misses and Childrens Tuscan Straw and Linen
Braid Bonnets
New Ribbons Arificias and Parasols;
Black and coored Silk Nisites and Mantias
Rich white and co0red Canton Grape Shaws;
Black. changeabe, striped, plaid and brocade Silks
Real English Naenclennes, Malnes and Regency Lace,
EdgIng and Inserting;
Rich Fans, Purses and Reticules;
= Just received, full assortment of Spring coored
Fnnges and Passementeries mh7 I'm
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PLANO FoRTEs, HARPs AND GUITAR,

PLANO FoRTEs, HARPs AND GUITARS.
HENRY PARSONS, No "a Camp 1
L Il street, between Natchez and Poydras &I51ln
ess an o New s1G Saa the
having established himself permanently in this city he will
keep for sale at all times extensive assortment of PIANO
FORTES, varying from thirty to fifty instruments from the
best manufacturers The assortment cOmprehends every
arrivals.
Among his stock will be found g. 81 and octave and
New York, Nunns & Clark, also of New York with and
without the Hoan Attachment, with the late invention OF
Funedt1te Reeds.
H. having taken the special agency of the above cele
bated manufactures will at all times keep this market sup
piled with instruments that he recommend with
fdence.
He has made arrangements to be regularly supplied with
and fashionable single and double action HARPS,
with all the modern Improvements from the celebrated fac.
tory of j. F. Browne & Co., of London and New York
He will also be supplied with Martins celebrated Gull
TARS.
The public respectfully invited to visit the rooms and ex
anime these superior instruments before purchasing Orders
received and promptly attended to. mh5-tf
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DEEP SNow.-The snow in Northern Maine is
from three to four feet deep.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE, % 81 80 N.-LoNGITuDE, 90 Win Time 6h
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ALEXANDER HILLS
HOUSE FURNISH HING STORE

No. So Camp Street, NeU Orleans
WHERE Families can find all articles OF Housekeeping
KITCHEN FURNiTUR E~Cooking utensils, Tin and
Iron Ware Fire Sets brass and STEEL shoves and Tosgs
Enameed and patent metal timed HOLLOW WARE;
Fire Dogs. -"
GERMAN SILVER-Bock tin and Britannia Tea and
Coffee Ums.
TABLE CUTLERY-German Silver Britannia and Iron
Tea and Table Spoons
WOOD WARE-Brass and Iron bound Cedar Pals.
Chums and Tubs.
Rattan bound CEDAR WARE a new article
WILLOW WARE-Baskets Cradles Nurse Chain and
Hearth Brushes.
MATS-Jnte, Manila Alicant, Palm and Husk Mats
Waters and Trays.
Brass Britannia and metal Candle Sticks and Lamps
Steamboat and Hall Lanterns.
Cooking Stoves and Furnaces
u J. Wnghts patent Premium Cooking Stoves for
pattern use ~ ~ Nff
TO HOTELS and STEAMBOATS, furnished at re-
uuced prices. ml5-6m
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Mr.. CLAY.-The Legislature of New Jersey
have appointed joint committee to invite Mr.
Clay to visit the capital of that State
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HARDWARE .Sc

HARDWARE, &c.
II. w. MONTGOMERY, IL Chartres Streets.
NEW ORLEANS.
AS on hand very complete stock of goods in his Il
- line In addition to his usual extensive assort-
ment OF Birmln ham, Sheffield and Domestic HARD IA
WARE and CUTLERY, his stock of heavy goods i, -
very complete embracing among other articles
1900 boxes Tin Plates 1X. Ponpool and other brands
- m also Block Tin, Spelen Zinc etc.
l0,OOO lbs Iron Ware, assorted, all sizes
45e tons Iron assorted Swedes, American and English
assorted flat round, square, plough plate hoops band
and sheet; Steel, all kinds S->
zoo dozen genuine Collins & Cos light and heavy Axes
1000 kegs genuine Weymouth Nails assorted all sizes
wv tons Hollow Castings assorted pots ovens spi
oo ders, skillets, fire dogs ETC.; French pots.
goo coils Manila Rope, assorted, all sizes
3O0 casks Ok, Log and Trace Chains.
Together with Whittemores Cotton and Wool Cards;
Wilson's Coffee Mills; Ames Rollands and other makers
Spades and Shove wire and hair Selves Hoes kinds;
owls l' HIces and Smiths Is. Hammers and Bellows; Tin
and Hames; Straw.cutt Corn shelters and Corn mills:
s kngs Poughs Nos and Il Paper all kinds TAR
and Grind Stones Mill Irons; Bong Cloths ali numbers
Shot; Sheet and Bar Lead Stock Kettles; Bark Mills
1000 gallons Sperm Oil, and ...
5igW DO winter strained and beached Whale Oil.
His stock OF Cutlery not surpassed Buyers are invited
to examine before purchasing elsewhere. mh5 6m
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WIscoNsN.-The old TerritoAll Legislature,
now on its last legs, met at Madison. on the 9TH
instant.
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BURNAP's LECTURES ON WOMAN:
nELlNERED before the Ladies of B atimore-Just
~ received and for sale by
mills MILES c. SALE & co II St Charles st.
TATH0LIC MANUALS AND BIBLES, elegantly
~ bound in gilt with gold clasps Common do Flowers
OF Plety,. &c For sale by MILES c. SALE Il CO.
7 rb,r,,s