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p,esAand waa,hs4.
..itelesraDhed to the St. Louis Ressille. !

tieIesfaphed 70 the %. Lonls ReFsllle.J
NASHVILLE June 2--There is scant three feet
,,ater on the Shoals, in the Cumberland and fall
ing. The weather is pleasant.
C1NcrvNAT1 June 1.-The river has fallen.fif
teen inches
pIrrsBURG, June 2-There is four feet water in
the channel, and falling. The weather iss very
pleasant.
THE WING CoNvENTIoN-Gen. Taylor tie pro
ba5e Ca,ldidate.--By Geographic dispatch, dated
New York, we learn that Clay meeting was to
he held in that city Oh the evening of the lst The
Barnburners holda great meeting there on the next
Tuesday. ;.
deIofia that Gen. Taylor will be the nominee of
The Wing National Convention. The vote gf New
York. in the Convention is doubtful.
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DEATH IN THE GUARD HOUSE, man by the
name OR William Shaw, who by his dress appeared
to be discharged soldier, was yesterday morning
found dead in the guard house of the First Munich
pality. He was taken up in state of intoxication
on. the night previous, and placed in one of the
rooms for safe keeping The next morning he was
found stone dead. The coroner held an inquest
and the jury brought in verdict of 8 death from
congestion of the brain'
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SEVERELY BUMPED. A drunken man, name
unknown, fell upon his head yesterday, and was
seriously Injured. ITe was brought to the watch
house, but Captain Youennes thinking that lie had
been sufficiently punished, released him.
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. B 3 = 8 .

1feEp STEAM TO BRAzos ST. JAGo-Regu-
.LlEGI4 lar Packet-The superior coppered and cop
:, 80 80 per fastened steamship GUS STA, Capt
fed stevens, wiilpiy regular packet between New
iiean and BRACES ST. Jago taking freight for Mouth OF the
feo 9ande and haamoros, which will be forwarded without
Lighters etc., to insure dspatcn ap94;Sm
Agents MSsoIdk,I1MER uRNER s. co. New Orleans
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AWFUL THREAT.-Baptiste Moran yesterday ap-
peared before Recorder Genois on the accusation
preferred against him by Ambrose Antoine Ensardi,
for assaultlng and abusing him. The deponent
stated that the accused had called his father '.
rascal" For this serious offence, a warrant was
issued against the person accused. The examination
will come off to-day before Recorder Genois.
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2!!;y,|'S'IEGH LANGUAGE

Ev PRII.4TE LESSONS ONLY ,Ar
r. J. GOMEZ, Editor Of La Patria. will devote a few
IL hours during the day to give instructions the Span.
ish Language Mr. G. has adopted and easy method
by which scholar can learn to read speak and translate
Spanish Language in two or three months
For Terms, &c. apply Mr.. Gomez at his Office No 81
Exchange Alley, Cont street at the Bookstores OF
j. B. Steel IA Camp ST. Thos. L. White, So Canal st. and
j. c. Morgan II Exchange Place adjoining the Postofce
~ If required, Mr.. G. will give lessons at night ms
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IS; DISTRICT CoURT.-it was yesterday Or
.eed by tIe Court that the Register of this Court
~ made 10 pay TO Charles F. Stewart, Prize Agent,
IDa sum Of &2l ,206. This sum is to be distributed
" hm, in conformity wirh the orders of the Court,
among those officers, sailors and marines who were
resent at The capturing of certain vessels off the
PH Of 'i'ampco during the late Mexican war.
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ST. LOUIS CouRsE-Paciag Race-Proprietor's
pure, SloO-lnie heats, best three in FIVE, under
lbssaddle.
J. l. Eotf's l. M Cider .faid ..2
J Parish's gr m Stideaad-g0. Easg.......1 q
R. Moore's g TAanaer5oIt. .................d dr.
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SENT DowN.-A tall and most un-Apollo like
person, by the name of William Thompson, was
yesterday examined by Recorder Baldwin on the
charge of having stolen two kegs Of paint from fhe
store of man named Lockwood. Thompson was
sent to the First District Court
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MONTHLY BULLETIN-No. 6.

THE SaRSAPA RiLLA
COMPOUND of this Com
pany is almost literal y a sui
plate of Sarsaparilla. So
highly concentrated is it that
the dose IS 6uthe halt of a
| eerg small tedSpo0RtNl-
1 while the dose OF that which
us sold in large bottles. is
aneariy a UiRe. glass In adj
Edition to Sarsaparilla, it con-
\ tains a powerful concentra-
ton of Mandrake. Burdock.
Queens Delight, Elder, Vel.
low Dock, Guiaeum, and
other i'm portant medica-
ments, which are not found
in any other preparation.
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Aecisions of the Supreme Court.

reported for the Daily Crescent.l
TUESDAY, June g. i848.-Ihomas Powell Canal Bans:
r9gg5G n tohs rights vs. John KeterAppea from the
on by the parties 10 make final disposition of the matters
controversy by applying the amount decreed to be due by
Inc sad DEFENDANT TO the SAID Banking Company pay
ent tant0 OF the amount due by said Banking Com
y as purchasers Of the defendants property, sold the
SlAo August 1911 under the execution on the judgment
d rendered IN this and reversed by the late Supreme
Court d By entering decree in favor of the defendant
famed 70 be due This balance fixed BY the parties
aespm of 1857 H. with interest 1t therefore decreed
John -ler, against the Canal Bank for the sum Of
% L with interest at cent from slst of August
Al and that Keller pay the costs in both cases.
Appeal from the Fourth District Court sdea j. ISO Th e. de-
ndant IN this action were sued Captain and owners of
The steamboat Mareng or the value of slave who
employed said boat 70 AID in dischargng load of cotton
and who was drowned while thus employed is alleged
Consequence of the caelessness Ignorance and want OF
aloIhe Captain and mate, who provided unsuitablestag
1gCrer which to roll the cotton The District Judge cons
deHd under Art. 22l9 c. c. it devoved the plaintiff to
show that the owners who were absent at the time the oc
cuenee could have prevented the accident. Such proof
DO being even the Court dismissed the petition as to the
owners and against the Captain alone for the
Pce othe slave From that part of the Judgment rejecting
the demand against the the plaintiff appealed The
)ugemsn OF The District Court was reversed, and this Court
ORDERED hat the plaintiff recover from the defendants, Han
cck and Ball 5odo nine hundred dollars and costs
WIN privilege on the property attached.
ION he Fourth D aScoa Fo the eason
Gg9ed IN thecase of Hatch Us. Gilmore, the Judgment of
adhat the case Of Hatch u.s. Gilman are on the subject
Of prescription and we intend to review both cases and the
awn full
WEDNESDAY, Iune 7.-yMGria Louise .Hdta8e avife of
(hreS Ds 4rmqSvs FetiE De .3rIaaS. dppeiLee-on
rang. Dissenting opinion of Justice Rost.-For reasons
ath and reasoning contained in this opinonall of
undressing character in this style Of publications. was
n opinion of Justice Rot that the Judgment heretofore
E1derd N this should remain undisiurbed
FRA HieStgBd vs.. Gideou c. f5rsgh, apDcltdnt.-Ap-
peal from the Fifth District Courtkng jim this the
noyeSy was about the title of some land lying on the
Mississippi River There nothing of interest in the action.
o o 'e District Conn the plaintiff had Judgment which this
h,ite
3Pa BrHc j. l.. Riddeii, =. Banks aaa jas. Damn.
l., Rs%g'i, GPpG'n1t.-Appeal from the Third District
loqu-S!le This action brought against the de-
ldant Tor the orCeabe ejecment of plaintiff from prem
% leased b. him from RddeIl The case came to trial TO
hde and Damn before jury who found for the the plain
W. On an examination of the record this court saw no
ehs0n was with
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CHILD OF GEMUs.-One Of those youthful crea-
lures, whose spirits seem to glow with the fire
stolen from Heaven and who in early youth give
rich manifestations of future greatness. appeared
yesterday morning before Recorder Baldwin. Bill
Conoway was the name Of this glorious urchn. and
he was accused Of having accidentally carried
away pair of pantaloons which did not belong to
him. Billy looked like very large thief com
pressed into Very slnal size, and although not
more than eleven years of age, he demanded that
he should have a trial by jury. When asked if he
was guilty or not guilty, he answered in squeak
ing voice, mo, amt guilty, no how. One boy
put the trousers in the bag and throwed EN- over
the fence. did mt steal nuffin.'' Billy was sent
total for examination to-day; but before going to
the Guardhouse, he begged the police officers not
to handcuh him, as his character would be injured
in the estimation of those who saw him walking
along the street. His request was complied with
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STEALING WATCHEs.-An affidavit was western
day made by Frederick Meyer before Recorder
Genos against German by the name of Gustavlls.
Hanske. Meyer states that he gave the accused
some watches TO clean and repair; the accused
to account for them. The watches in question
were found in the premises occupied by the accused
by Lieut.. Schexnaydre, of the First Municipality
Police. The examination of the case will take
place to-day before Recorder Genois
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A FEW, mr-e STORAGE.
A FEW THOUSAND Barrss or Sacks taken q, low
=, f az, at No. s COMMERCE street. '' ~"
''N"' L. B. BLADES.
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PaILApELPHIA WHEELWRIGHTs WORK.

rsVE subscribers Agents for the weknown mandatory
Il of WILTON CHILDs 4 Co. Philadelphia have now
landing and store extensive assortment of every de-
scrption of WheewFights' work. as follows
rs pairs OK and Horse Cart Wheels from to inches on
the tread;
pairs extra heavy Dray Wheels Ak inches on tread;
Is Ok and Horse Wagons with and without bodies,
Gus Sizes
90 Days, iron and wooden axes 3x1 zd and Al inches
on tread:
10 Carts, light and heavy:
10 Wheelbarlows, with shifting sides;
50 Canal Barfows.
The above stock will he increased by every arrival from
Philadelphia which viii enable them to offer to and
Merchants this larger and complete assoTt-
OF these articles than has heretofore been offered in
this market Pr will be reasonable terms LIBERAL and all
articles fully guaranteed
EMERSON, TOURNE Il Co,
Il rnhn itn,lE-
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.

Lake end Of tie P0ntcAartrasa Ra5lf0ad.
VgTEIE present propeo of the above well known estab
Il lishment would inform the citizens of &ewOr- zza
leans and all its former patrons, that the house, after =#M
1es having undergone thorough repara- G4a=R-
gHas ton, opened for their accommodation
$<sEsS this and they may feel assured that
every endeavor will be made to render their visits agreeable
Tie Restaurant will all times be supplied with the best
Fish that the Lakes psoduce, such PompanO Black Fish
Coake Trout Soft Crabs etc. besides all the delicacies
the Newt)rieans market.
s None but the best of liquors served at the bar.
my26 I'm E. P. KENNEDY Il co.
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my1V III istN "f1o- -. LA w hA9CN
ECLIPSE ooURsE-CARRoLLToN
AND S2 M II sEn 2 e Pagg2gf f.
A IL PERSONS Having claims against me, and also
GEO hf co w sS.t ce H a1d PoS s
streets, before FRIDAY next. During temporary
absence Me-ss Geo jacques Co. will attend e my bust
New Orleans, June 18th. 1s4s. ie72t
,,,o THOSE VINO T TS3F26 70 pass A FEW
friends and those VINO wish SWEET TABLE Pkg BUTTER -
Butter and Cheese Depot, under ihe Icchouse,
je2 corner of St Charles and Poydras SITS.
DINING-ROOM SERVANTS.
XT7E have for sale three very valuable DINING-RooM
wv SERVANTS, (men which be sold on long credit
They are very likely and fully guaranteed and be
a @ Di p"'S' NO. % ''sA PiERsoN BoNNEyAL
ARCADE MILLS.
Re can saw 40 i feet long On hand, lot Of ~
WHITE OAK TIMBER from 70 10 40 feet long also tsSs
we will saw and turn to order. ,., ,,,-
s English and Pittsbnrg fire Brick, fire Tile, fire Clay,
sand Lime Cement fia'1PeRE ahG ffa.s sHERMAN
my306t No. Is st. Joseph street, near the Levee
DELIGHTFUJL Sg gTsE3a ITzg RESIDENCE,
ATPRIvATE SAL E-The land measures half arpent
gether with all the improvements thereupon-com #ssI
prising good dwelling house kitchen, servants =H-A
order In front Of the dwelling is fine pastne-lle whole
well surrounded by fine lveoak and other beautiful trees
The plan Of said property can be seen at our oceIerms
'G mya 8I'''' PERSON & BoNNEvAT, 81 Grayier St
NEW BOOKS.
E1RENCH REVOLUTION n,lS18, and other new and
L interesting publications. for sale a. No 4 CamP 81.
Lamariine Gq5zo ETC. BY Percy b. St John, an eye
DoMgET soNenow COMPLETE. by Charles Dickens.
NAPOLEON AND THE MARsHALs OF THE EMPIRE,
pete in vols with i steel portraits in military costume
ede6 W sp pnd 0f FFa
Love IN ACoTrAGE by I. S, Arthur.
WarehoGse' lies 81 j. B. STEEL, IL Camp It.
RELIGIOUS PUBLICATIONS.
NOR SALE at No. ID Camp Street-OGILBY's CATH
Il oL1c CnURcH n ENGLANp AND AMERICA.
PALMER s TREATISE ON TIE CHURCH.
PEARSON On THE CREEp-l vol 6yo
PHILIPS Pull. DEvoTIoSAL.ANp EXPERIMENTAL GUIDES.
PHIIdp's LADY's CLOSET LIBRARY
SKErGHEs AND SKELETONS OF 500 SERMONS
SHERLOCK PRACTICAL CHRISTIAN.
SPENCER S CHRIsTIAN INSTRUCTED IN THE GOSPEL;
sPINcKEs MANUAL or PRIVATE DEvoT1oNs.
ssrrToS's DlscE DIyERE--I.FARN TO LIVE.
sTiEwARIs LErIERs TO MY e, Go9omitP s,.tonor.,
Warehonse . lies 81 J. B. STEEL u Camp St.
CARRIAGE MANDATORY.
Il ally the last seven Yeas; while in Com IEas =.
mon street has INDUCED us the last summer tz5 I1s
SSff snd r sadns fEkE Ts2o
nave mo nov one of the largest sho2s n the s0ern
and the best of materials to build any style Of Carriage to
We also better prepared than ever before for repairing
Caase and can restore them almost their original beauty
We will pay freight carriages sent us to repair We will,
also keep on hand an of NEW and SECOND
akel.in trade loI New We invite the attention d
those wantng New Carriages their old repaired, TO
ssIvs at he IRE q SkSSIER
Ws 5 en- rear Of the St. oal FIJI Vs. ofaS
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CHEESE DEPOT.

and D
iu mya CT ''' GEORGE JAQUEs CO.
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BouSp oyGR. NE yesterday mentioned that a
iracas took place between two gentlemen in the
New Commercial Hotel on St Charles street, on
Wednesday evening last. The examination of the
affair took place yesterday morning before Recor-
der Baldwin, who dismissed the matter by merely
requiring the aggressor TO sign bond to keep the
peace. The gentleman who was struck showed,
to the satisfaction of the Court that he did not at
tempt to draw, nor had he any weapon on his per-
sou at the time Of the affray
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DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESIDENCE,

AT LEWISBURG.
4 PRIVATE sALE17The land measures half arpent
geher with all the improvements thereupon-com: 5ss=H
prising good dwelling house. kitchen, servants h-a
order In front of the dwelling is fine pastnetle whole
well surrounded by fine ve-oak and other beautiful trees.
The plan of said property be at oticeTems
my3I PERSON & BONNEVAT.. 81 Grayier ST.
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hOBBIES7 UhLEANS WILLS.
TEHHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform the pu b.
lie generally that usual he prepared to furnish
wholesale and retail Corn Meal Oil Cake Ground Feed
Ground Coffee Spices of every kind and of the most supe
quality neatly prepared and delivered free of charge
any part of New Orleans or Lafayette.
Orders left matter what amount be filled at the
shortest notice. the Orleans Mills being the largest and
complete establishment in the city.
AZ Prices moderate and such given to the prepara-
ton of orders as will insure second call.
my301m S. B. ROBBINS, No. 8 Triangle BaiIfiags
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

r1ruDE, g 81 80 N.-Lose1ruDr, 80 WIN Time, 81
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to The Cars will leave New Orleans and Canollon every
hour after o'clock on Sundays if the weather fair
GH The Lafayette Horse Cars will leave every Is minutes
from the of Baronne and Canal SITS. my2 stNoy
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shment of such mission had much better be aPpropa
ted to sending Rome and deaying the expenses OF
some OF oar young men of genius-as usual without
means-who might be employed in studying the works OF
ancient art and return to their country accomplish
ed painters and scuPos, able to adorn their native land
with works which might exercise the most important in
auences in educating and improving the public taste Blu!
also understood that senator to suggest that he would
be IN favor of making this ultimately mission for the
whole OF the Italian States. When that proposition
comes before us, may be worthy of consideration Al
present. however do think that any necessity exists
Tor the establishment of this mission Other gentlemen
think differently, and will OF course govern themselves
by their own judgment
Mr. FOOTE then addressed the Senate at length in
favor OF the mission to Rome after which,
The question taken on the amendment by yeas
and nays as follows;
YEAS.-Messrs. Alen Ashley, Bagby, Benton, Cass
Dickinson, Dix, Douglas Downs, Fech Foote Johnson oil
Georgia, Moor--l3
NAYS-Messrs. Atchison, Anterior, Badger, Baldwin,
Bell Berrien Bradbury, Builder, Calhoun, Clayton Crtcn
den, Davis of Massachusetts, Davis OF Mississippi, Dayton
Greene, Hale, Hannegan, Hunter, Johnson OF Louisiana
Lewis, Mangum, Mason, Niles, Phelps, Turney, Under
wood, Upham, Westcott-2S
The amendment was therefore rejected; and, after
some further progress had been made in amending the
bill, the Senate,
On motion, adjourned.
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Nv n. w. DYER, .aucfsoneer.

CyTEAM BRICK PRESS FOR SALE AT the request OF
y the proprietor, j. G. Proud, IT,, will offer at public
sale on Tuesday April H. O'clock p. M the prem
se the brick establishment situated near the East
ern Branch and the mouth of the Washington canal ltcon
s;sts Of q large brick building with slate roof brick
chine of Sawyes patent steam engine OF horse pow
err and three large and substantial kns with fixed roofs
pIaced The machine is of an approved model was in
operation several years. and will make day from l5 900
to 600 bricks of superior qualify IL could be put IN
good working order few days, with the prospect OF inn
mediate and profitable business Or, II desired, the build
tered TO be used in other kinds Of manuc
Further particulars and the terms-whch will be liberal
will be made known on the day Of SALE any pre-
vious upon application the proprietor, at Baltimore.
to ROBT. w. DYER, Auctioneer
Apr 4--6t
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Rv a. GREEN. .0mctsomser.

mood FRAME HOUSE AND LOTS AT AUCTION
" On Wednesday, the 9th of April, shall sell on the
with cellar and back building, stable &C., with paved
yard situated on half lot No. TO- in square reserva
ton D. fronting on Maryland avenae between A and 9th
streets, north side. ,
Also Immediately after the sale of the above described
property shall proceed sell half of lot No H. in
square or reservation G, fronting q feet the mall and
running back I26 feet inches between 3D. and a streets
with a pavement in front. u
Terms: One fourth of the purchase money cash bal
ance in equal nsalmonts of !, and years, for notes
bearing interest Deeds given, and deeds of trust taken
The described property is that which belongs to
Mr. Anthony Manyate and will be sold to the highest bid
der, he being about to leave the city
A. GREEN,
March I5-2awNds Auctoneer.
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Hy r.. N DrER, .Awctsoneor.

n1RUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT.-By vir-
tue of deed OF trust from Dollar Mullen, dated the Both
September 1887 and duly recorded in Liber W. B. No.
S. oos 42 Az and 423 OF the land records of Wash
incton county will be sold at public auction in front of the
premises on Monday 10th day of pr O'Clock
o. M part OF lot No in square No 343 fronting FL feet
inches on 10th by 95 feet in depth, with the i'm
provements thereon.
Terms at sale r. w. DYER,
Mar 9-2awEds Auctioneer
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I'm n. GREEyV, .9uCttOmeer

Hv A. GREEN, .9HCttOneer.
cSPLENDID TWO-HORSE FAMILY CARRIAGE AT
y AUCTION On Wednesday, the 9th instant, shall
SELL in front my auction Pennsylvania avenue,
near Browns Hotel at halfPast O'Clock, p m, very
fam y carriage two horses; it made by
Dunlop of Philadelphia with patent elliptic springs, built to
order and cost twelve hundred dollars. The sale will be
positive wishing to purchase car
rage will do well to attend. A. GREEN, Auct
AnrlJ DIT
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To Read be Convfnced.
THE greatest Of all desires for the preservation of bodily
%:"s u s'ss q g4 Ths s
years by Of the respectable people Of all parts
The United States in the West Indies, South America, and
time and ior protecting tie tooth from all further decay
that then it may be freely used with the other teeth and
will remain in sound and useful condition II has also been
fully tried attesed and, beyond all shadow Of doubt
clearly shown, to entirely both soness and soreness
time Of remedying these complaints perfectly
pures heals and strengthens the gums and mouth, that
urally sweetthe gums have healthy appearance, and
which both renders them very pleasant
free, uninterrupted ard thorough nastcaton Of food ali
which, besides the qualification and advantage derived d.
general health and tone Of the digestive and other parts
the body the pleasure satisfaction, and decided benefit
stanated and stong statements, and from the uncxcsp
tionabe practical proofs and advantageous RESULT as well
s ses s a & and FS spi sSyy ss'1
that roothache will be cured by in one minute Or less
% a.s s w ss e s VIII s
bleeding a the gums will be efectuay stopped the teeth
X he mos, pleasant and healthy Condition Conse"uen
is well worth the ne attention. and money of any
to b spd s ,ns a 5
from all the ills usually attending and arising from tho
teeth gums and mouth and have them suppan.ed BY The
always pleasant and in the most perfect health and
usefulness
The following copyrgh, win show time of the origin
since. while initiative articles of recent origin.
Esster~ District Of Pesns yipa~ia, to ,ot: -
BE it remembered, that tho second day Of
dred and forty-tro, w. Wheeler, of the said dis
trct, hath deposited in this Office the tue of book, the
title of which is in the words to wit.
TEABERRY TOOTH-WASH,
ss 5 Of he ens 20 .n IN for
era M res
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by n. GREEN, .a,scttoneer.

by n. GREEN, .4ucttOneer.
GROCERIES, FURNITURE, WATCHES, &c, at auc
VI on-On Thursday, the 9th mss, shall sell, in from
the Centre Market, at O'Clock m, good assortmen
OF groceries, viz:
s boxes ground pepper, II do. Pimento
10 groce friction matches
bags ginger
box fig blue, box Cocoa, bag Canary seed
boxes tobacco, jar snufs, $50 cigars
2 quarter casks Pert wine
Crockery and soneware
silver watches, and clothing and dry goods
And lot of furniture.
Terms cash. Sale positive. A. GREEN,
Aprl 5-3t Auctionecr.