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% The London Spectator says of Mr.. Bancrott's
speech at the recent meeting Of the Royal Agricul-
ural Society of England, at York, that it was at
once elegant and tactical, and produced great en-
thusiasm among tn English farmers"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-22

Fpow THE BRAzos.-The steamer Fashion,
Cant. Morgan, arrived yesterday from the Brazos.
~, tbis arrival we have received the Flag of the
18th An election was held few Gays since ioL
county officers of Cameron county, Texas lsrael
B. Bgelow was elected Chief Justice stevens
Sheriff, and Hall, Coroner
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-22

o. The greatest competitor with the United
States for the supplying of the world with bread is
Russia. 1t is estimated good authority, that the
quantity of wheat annually exported from Russian
ports averages 2O,OOOOO0of bushels.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-22

% We see by statement of Mr.. Zadoc Pratt
the great New York tanner, that sole leather has
seldom, if ever, been lower than for year or two
past. In table, giving the price in each year from
1927, the average price is lie. The highest price
was in 1881, when il was quoted at 1870. per h..
The average of the twenty years is 16dc. per h.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-22

Yesterday 2ls nst O'Clock, ELIZABETH, daughter
Ann and Patrick Meehan aged months.
The OF the family invited to attend the funeral Which
will taxi place THIS DAY, Mr. Meehan residence corner
Annuncaton and DuplantIer streets.
At Elder Grove ia the Parish Tensas morning Of the Ia
inst, Mr. N. S. NICHOLS, formerly Of Natchez, MISS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-22

SUBTERRANEAN FIRE.--It is stated by the Lon
don Times, of a late date, that subterranean fire
is burning, near Sheffield, Eng, which has been
in existence in that vicinity for century, and which
has, at various times, undermined the ground Por-
tons or the Sheffield streets have sunk years ago
exposing the fearful hollow beneath. Houses have
been rendered untenable on account of black and
choke damp, and cellers have been closed for years
Water drawn up from wells there, is found perfect
ly hot. Many years ago flames at times issued from
assures in the field and farm house being under
mined was torn down. Some years after a few
cottages were erected upon its site, and they are
tumbling down and have been abandoned
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-22

% A chemical gas, for the propulsion Of ma
chinery, subs titute for steam has been invented
by Mr. Joseph Wilson, practical chemist, now re-
siding in New York. He is preparing a model
steamboat with which to exhibits utility Itcosts
less than steam, and works with greater facility,
without any risk Of explosion.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-22

TIE CoTToN CRoP.-The prospect of the cotton
planters is rather gloomy-the bore worm, whose
ravages we noticed fortnight ago, continues its
operations, and these are by no means partial, but
extend on both sides Of the river, as far the ex
treme points from which persons are accustomed to
visit Natchez Vidalia for the transactions of bu
siness matters. The weather of the two weeks last
past has been unfavorable Also and continues so
without giving the hope ola change very soon. As
we write, one of the most severe and stormy rains
of the year is doing much damage in the fields in
our neighborhOOd 1t has lasted already upwards
of two hours, and there is nothing in the atmos-
phere but dark and heavy gloom. This weather,
Is of the very kind that brings the caterpillar.
Fear has much larger place than hope, now in the
minds of the cotton planting community. -ConcOr-
did Inteiligepcer 1911 INST
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-22

10 For the year ending 9TH January last, the
whole amount of public expenditure of Great Bri-
tain was $780, 900. OF this large sum, $751;
2S5 900 were expended in maintaining the army
and navy upon war-footng in period of pro-
found peace. This exceeds the sum appropriated
to the same object in 1895, by thirtyve millions of
dollars.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-22

Work WANrED.-Out of sixty-twO thousand
persons apprehended by the London police last
year, twenty-egh hit thousand had no occupation.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-22

AN ELOQUENT FIGURE.-The Mecklenburg JEFF
fersonian, says:-" Like one of those wondrous
rocking stones reared by the Druds, which the fin
ger of child might vbrate to its centre, yet the
might of an army could not move from its place,
our constitution is so nicely poised and balanced,
that it seems to sway with every breath of opinion
yet so firmly rooted in the hearts and affections of
the people, that the widest storms of treason and
fanaticIsm break over it in vain"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-22

GA careful calculation raises the number of
men who have been in one way or another removed
from Paris imprisoned, since the 23d of June to
the enormous amount of 5S,OO0-a full fourth of
the adult male population. These men are cIassed
under the several heads of slain, prisoners exiIes
and fugitives.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-22

HoRv's IAsT.-': want somethin' for the collie,
sure, said good man, dropping in at the s. Gem .
g Collie What's that
"A windy pain ;"
90, window pane Then I'd recommend a
class 10 you,'' said the IncOrrlgible.
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Steamboat Departu1 es This Day.
trSEE ADYERTISEMENTs ON THIRL

Louisville ......... .MEDORA, Estes, 10 NJ.
Red Riper CREOLE, Wilson, P. NJ
L0IrsriIe .......... HOMER, Underwood. 5 P. NJ.
Watering Places MOBILE, Sutton A. NJ, Barge 81 A. NJ Cars
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-22
TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST %, 1913.
~ See First and Fourth pages. 81

NJ The Eastern mail failed yesterday from De-
vond Mobile. Oh! Mr.. Johnson, will you look
nrtnr ,n11r contractors
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-22

RETURN AGAIN TO HEATHENIsM-It is stated
il / the Missionary Herald, that in consequence of
/ ne want of funds, some of the mission establish
nents of the American Board have been already
compelled to curtail their operations where they
were most encouraging. Rev. Mr.. Murray, of the
Madeira Mission in India, under date of April Is,
writes as follows:
-Four or five hundred scholars who have been
Re Earning to read the scriptures who were assembled
every Thursday to hear them explained, who com
mltted to memory scriptura catechisms, who had
heard the gospel on the Sabbath and OTHER days,
are now deprived Of all these privileges, and are
under heather Influences entirely"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-22

OF The Nachitoches Chronicle, ofthe 18th inst,
says the crops are magnificent.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-22

RE-ENACTED.- The lustre which one act OF
heroism shed around the name of Pocahontas. has
been emulated by a SOuth-Sea Island female
When the American whale-ship Triton was lately
wrecked at Sydenham's Island the commander.
Captain Spencer, was only saved from the general
massacre of his crew by the wife of the savage
chief throwing herself between the intended vic.
tim and MS eYecutiOners.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-22

Non Accountability have steamboat on
the Ohio, called GO Nominee, which is likely to be
agreeable to all parties They also have one called
g The Nominee which ought to be still more at
tractive
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-22

QUEER AFrAIE.-We find the following in the
Trenton News
One of our country friends went down to Phila-
delphia a few days since, and nearly caught Tar
tar While on board the boat a woman named
Mary Mem laid claim to him as her lawful
husband, and testified, with tears in her eyes, that
he had won her youthful affections, had married,
and then deserted her. Our neighbor, feeling
alarmed at the DANGER stoutly protested that he had
never seen the woman BEFORE and resisted her gem
tie persuasiOns. He returned home, and the wO-
man. determined not to be banked (for who can
baulk determined woman p made affidavit before
Aid McClurg that she was married by Aid. Gro
we'll, of Philadelphia The hearing was appoint
ed before Aid McClurg yesterday, and Aid. Gro
well came as a witness As soon as he saw the
alleged husband, he promptly declared that he was
not the man. The woman, as if sensible of her
fraud. did not appear. Thus ended this desperate
attempt on the part the lady to profit by the pri-
vilege of leap year.
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AMUSEM EN- rs.
OLYMPIC THEATRE, date Nationally

Oh UIA u AAAA144 III N811ES
cokKER OF BARONNE AND POYDRAs SIS.
VNHIS EVENING Tuesday, August 22-Flrst Night Of
1 tile great NEUROLOGICAL BURLEsQUE, entitled the
OLYMPIC DEVILS, with new and gorgeous scenery by
Sig MoNDELLI-new dresses and properties Orpheus Mis-
commence with PERFECTION Sam, GreTs0n; Kate;
Miss Meadows 80. TO be followed by the UABRIDGE
EXCISEMAN.
The Prices of admission arg as t0lLgTS: -
Family and Private Boxes Soc Second Tier of Foxes 29c
DPeSs Circle, Soc Boxes for Free &C Ored,. 35c.
Parquette ................ Soc COOred Gallery 25c
~ Doors open quarter before O'Clock, and perform
ance will commence at half past z, precisely. :,
E Seats may be secured daily at the BoXohce Om IL
O'Clock A. NJ. 5 o. lock- P. NJ.
nT~ Ticket good only for the night on which they are
purchased dZS
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to Seventh Ward Second Municipality.-CASS
AND BUTLER OLUB.-A regular meeting of this Club willie
held on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, 22d inst. halpaH
o'clock At Henderson Seventh House, Of and
poyIr,s streets The attendance every democrat of the Wand
rr,es,Iv invited SAMUEL LOCKE, President
DAVID JOBSON, Secretary pro TEN. au9
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TALES FOR THE PEOPLE AND THEIR


TALES FOR THE PEOPLE AND THEIR
CHILDREN.
A LICE FRANKLIN. By MARY Hewitt
n LOVE AND MONEY. By MARY Hewitt,
HOPE ON, HOPE EVER. BY Mary Hewitt.
LITTLE COIN. MUCH CARE By Mary Hewitt,
MY OWN STORY. By Mary Hewitt
MY UNCLE THE CLOCKMAKER. Mary Hewitt
NO SENSE LIKE COMMON SENSE. MARY Hewitt.
SOWING AND REAPlNG. By Mary Hewitt.
STRIVE AND THRIVE. By Mary Hewitt.
THE TWO APPRENTICES By Mary Hewitt.
WHICH is THE WISER? By MARY Hewitt.
WHO SHALL BE GREATEST? BY Mary Hewitt
WORK AND WAGES. By Mary Hewitt
THE CROFTON BOYS. By Harriet Martineau.
DANGERS OF DINING OUT. Bv Mrs Ellis.
FIRST IMPRESSIONS By Mrs. Ellis.
MINISTER'S FAMILY. BY Mrs. Ellis.
SOMMERVILLE HALL BY Ms. Ellis.
DOMESTIC TALES. By Hannah More. 2vOls.
EARLY FRIENDSHIP. By Mrs. COpley
FARMERS DAUGHTER. By MIS-. Cameron.
LOOKING-GLASS FOR THE MIND. Many plates.
MASTERMAN READY. BY Capt. Manyatt. 8 vols
PEASANT AND THE PRINCE. By Ii. Martneau
POPLAR GROVE. By Mrs. COpley.
SETTLERS IN CANADA. By Capt. AlaIyatt. 2vols.
TIRED OF HOUSEKEEPING BY I. 5. Arthur.
THE TWIN SISTERS By Mrs Sandman.
YOUNG STUDENT. By Madame Guizot. vols.
Second Series
CHANCE AND CHANGES. By Charles Burdett.
NEVER TOO LATE. BY ChRrles Burdett.
GOLDMAKER'S VILLAGE. By ii. Zchokke,
OCEAN WORK Ancient and Modern j. H. Wright.
THE MISSION or, Scenes in Africa. By Capt. Mary
att. 2 vols.
Just received and for sale at the New Orleans Statone
Warehouse. [au2l3l ]. B. STEEL. IA Camp st.
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Great Reduction in Prices.

ALFRED MUNhOE GUS UNd Fh4Oh D OEAL,
No. "a yHHGdziRe Street.
consequence of the season drawing to close,
l have greatly reduced the prices OF our NJ NJ Il K
GOODS, as will be by the following ST OuT
WOOlen Goods ALL nearly all, recently arrived, and
can safely recommend them TO friends and those who
in want of Clothing.
At this Establishment every article is offered at the very
lowest price at which be sold and NO kEDUC ZION
can, in any instance be made.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-22

% Game of all kinds, in the Far West, is so
plentiful as to be scarcely worth hunting. great
deer chase was to have taken place at Esculapa
Springs, Kentucky, on the 9th ult. One hundred
horsemen and one hundred hounds were to unite in
the chase Deer were said to be plentiful, so the
hunt will be interesting. The host Of the Springs
had made arrangements for a deer chase and bear
fight each Thursday during the season. The guests
at the Springs must enjoy some characteristic sport.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-22

Of Old William Farren (uncle of Farren of
the American stage is at last about to retire from
the STAGE in consequence of the great failing in his
articulation; being often scarcely able to pronounce
but few words in sentence, so as to be understood
by the audience.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-22

A COOP CHANCE.-We invite the attention of
printers and publishers to the following notice.
The paper is located i'll one of the richest parishes
in, he
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-22
RED RIvER.-The Nachitoches Chronicle tn,

RED RIvER.-The Nachitoches Chronicle thus
affcctonately discourses to Red River:
with tears in our eyes, we annouce that Old
Red is showing fast the wrecks and snags which
lie in his bosom. Good bye, old River! Thou vert
a long time in comng-and we fear, thou wilt be
longer in returning. That Rdccourci has lowered
thy mouth three feet already, and fear we shall
be down in the mouth too before we see again upon
thy smiling waters, the Hecld, Cora, et. ais. We
fear We part, if not for ever and for aye many
long MONTHS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-22

f=fT Removable YALE, JR. & co. have removed
Chartres q MAGAEINE STREET, between
Commo and Gaer, where they Will Keep their usual stock Of
Fancy and Staple SILK GOODS,
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The Elections.

a majority of 10 or ii. Thompson and LETTER,
both democrats, are reelected to Congress.
ILLINOIs-No further returns.
NORTH CARoLINA.-We have nothing definite
as to the result of the election in this State but it
was rumored in the city yesterday that Reid had
been elected Governor, and the democrats secured
majority of two on joint ballot in the Legislature
MARYLAND POLITICs.-We have heard, says
the Baltimore Clipper, from source entitled to
some credit that a move will be made in this State
to organize Van Buren, electoral ticket, by Col.
Henry Stump, and some other partisans.
Gen Jonathan Mccarthy, of Iowa, formerly a
Wing member of Congress from Indiana, comes out
for Cas- and Butler.
New YoRK.-All the Wing papers of the En-
pire State, we believe, except the Tribune, the
Seneca Courier, and the Yates Wing, have raised
the Wing flag, inscribed Taylor and Fillmore.
SoUTH CAROLINA PoLITICs.- South Carolina
seems to be sort of neutral ground in politics.
The Charleston papers take very little part edtOri
ally in the present campaign, but publish oceans of
communications for and against Taylor. We find
these Unfortunately in the papers of both sides.
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tn PRINTERS

For SALE upon very reasonable terms, for cash. awel
established WING PAPER in thriving town of this State
competent. economical, and industrious business man.
n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-22

~" The Queens Delight, which forms an essential
gre.lcut IN the GRAEFENBERG SARSAPARlLLA COM
POUND, probably superior Saapal ITSELF Professor Frost,
Charleston, speaks follows IGB- See Bulletin No 6, 80
Lob
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-22

DENTAL NOTICE.
nR. PEARSON informs his patients & -s7-1-sSss
- that he can be found daily at his Office A-sS
from A. NJ, to p. NJ. DR. Pearson 81 Trygyy
many imprOveh ents in Dental Surgery are -A11t!I
too well known and appreciated to require enumeraufs,
His BLOCK TEETH particularly worthy the atten1n
of those requiring artificial His prices grader ~
suit the circumstances of ALL Office at his residence
r0RPs Street, mar Canal aZpu.-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-22

White Goods ace Linens, Emit reI and complete
assortment MILLINERY ami STRAW GOODS, which they
would City Country Dealers. jyl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-22

THE GROWTH OF LoNDoN.-In the course of
conversation in the House of Commons, the curious
facG was elected that The streets of London had in
creased in their aggregate length in 10 less than
200 miles between 1900 and IS4S or at the rate of
about twelve miles of street per annum.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-22

NO A
4 UPWARDS of 1000 bottles of DR.. COLEMAN IL
u GONORRCEA MIXTURE have been sold during , ta
past year. without complaint in single instance OVe LsI
enges competition both in the point Of taste an eerty
of cure where fails the money will be refunded u and
at Dr. A w. COLEMAN'S TONIC BlTTERS u ,bEgSs
% Pc YTIP.8S Sfrsff apS' eN -
LAMPBLACK. .. Is
III "4A'iAN i1@A''+i STTJRGES & WRIGHT,
"a IS TchoupitOulas street,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-22

ROYAL W. l. MAIL STEAMERs-We have been
furnished, says the PHILADELPHIA News, with the
following rates of postage on letters forwarded by
tn Royal West India Mail Steamers, exclusive of
the postage from this city to New York: For ia
maiica, St. Vincent, Barbados, Dominica, Hondu-
ras, Bahamas, Trinidad, Antigua, Grenada St
Lucia, Bermuda, or any island belonging to Great
Britain, per single letter. 25 cents for Martinique
St. Martins, and Guadalupe, French islands, 80
cents for Havana and Porto Rico, Spanish islands,
80 cents for St Thomas and St Croix, Danish
islands, 50 cents; for Curacao, Dutch island, 80
cents; or any other island not belonging to Great
Britain, per single letter, so cents for Chagres
Panama, Santa Martha, Carthagena, Lima, VaIpa-
raiso, or any port in Pacific, IS cents; for single
newspapers, each, cents all letters for Havana,
per steamer, are 25 cents; papers, cents.
New Spots ON THE SUN.-A very large cus-
ter of spots has just appeared, says London paper,
on the eastern margin of the Sun, which are NOV
ing onward to the centre of its disk. This cluster
is visible to the naked eye and one of the largest
ever observed, its length being calculated at 40
600 miles and It's breadth at 10000.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-22

REMARKABLE FEAT.-Sgnor Spinetti, now in
Boston, has learned his Canary birds to go through
the show of fighting the battle of New Orleans
Two large batteries are raised surrounded by fifty
pieces of cannon, each of which is fired by beau
tiful Canary. The English and American forces
are represented by Canary birds on horseback
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-22
GORDON PLTMMI
sands,s Chthimg h

fDJUSTER OF .4VERAG
t Office LucIeH Hemanu, Marine Notary, No. p ROyl
street, NelO Orleans. je 20 list nov.
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o. MAGAZINE ST. CORNER CANAL STREET.
NJ. HUNTINGTON,
DEALER IN CLOTHING,

Keeps constantly hand complete OF every article
qured for Gentleman'E w Irobe apis 2dpH
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OF.

Der &ebnunesfibrsr iff erebitirt NIT bsm Bee
trae Der anpeifunasn, psld,s bic armsnt9is
rsftoren BON Ssrfs0 auntp an ibn aus9eifsat;
sbsnfalS NIT benz Setra9 Der 4nwsiiun9sn'
rpslbs bic @ommifiionsrs BON Ssrfs Sauntp
an ibn ausesffsat baben, ndmllb;
Sirs armsnbaus- -37O Qnwsif. $9204 81
3infsn pon l Bic 5 Sabr be5ablt an
perIbiebsne 0srfcnen-37 Nnw 2791 60
Sauptiumme BON Inleiben be3ablt:
8eora Neier, in pcll 450 90
Sobn @ulon, in poll 500 90
(oenr Ha9el 2(bm'cr res
psrif. Yst Ha9sl, in pcII $500 90
Sobn Wsllon, in roll 5000 90
Gliiabstb Sob, in pcII 500 90
: S Sa6icn, in po! 1000 90
@Iilabstb eod, in roll 500 90
n0EO m
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-02-08

- 81 U94
pst. Sod, @onfabst, um
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inc SefdnaniB brinaen 187
Sames MegOnnel, @onp
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Sch. Don mebren 8dlsn ID 48
Son Srctb, Cont @sb. 5 l8&
Scbn W1oper, qeriebtliebe
SorIacana. IN bebienen 6sa
Scbn Soper, 6cbsgons
ttabeIs @ethbren 992
% 8 8 Srieiemer, Conf
Sebhbrm | 80
0euten 9nttart oitc Q 81
9 s Bcas, 3euaenlcbn 2 Sc
9 mebarp, AIosrm Geb IA 80
Wm SsB, eito "a 758
QSm Sh6ner, eitc bon
1910 bic 184s 72 s73
O1 Wsnsel oito 6 90
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8ebhbren 1S3
2ttr ebrsutb oito 875
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-02-08

Oeiflid,cs 3ubtbous:
llnterDaIt 3t. osrGerbrsber in 1916,
ndmlib fir ROlf, &leipuns, Seuss
run9, Oieeijin, gsbalt &c. Is Sts.
ben Gag:
Rotten Deroient
IS @ilbert365 Saas$65 20 $14 90
y 9S SaDlor,365 {. 65 20 4I9
5. SrinIp, 313 Sage So 81 80 IL
5. 4rnclc,312 Sage 56 Is SO
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s. Ieam, 365 Sage 65 10 35 rs
8. 9eipsrt, 1908. "a 20 8 SO
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2fn Die Ibtbaren, bic &icbtr Der @ourt BON
Common pleas, bon BerfS @auntp:
9islntsrisibnstsn 6sribtsn sbrsrbistisf,bas
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-02-23
NEW GOODS.

Mill saws, cross cut saws, hand saws, com'
pass sa VS.: broad Axes, hand do; chorping do.
Nail lutchct>; Files of all sorts, stce yards;
counter sea les; braces nd bits, drawing knives;
Chiscls ofal sorts; screw drivers; spake shave;
door locks, lat chcs and bolts; butts and screws;
chest locks, cupboard locks, till locks, 81 va
rious other articles usually kept in this mar
kct. -"+
Es rrsfses Of :ria sots.
Cloth brushes, Hair do, Paint do, scrutbisg
securing and sweeping do, white wash do.
shoe do, busting do, horse do, $50 an assert
mcnt Of T. Nm is, white and rcd lead: Slani:l
BROW Venetian red: Chrome and green vel.
low, Ochre, &c. &c; lso Oils, Tanners sperm.
castor. and Linsccd oils;
Groceries and Liquors-a generally assert
mert Of all sorts usually kept in this market.
His stock in general is large, and for variety is
nof@urpasscd by any in the city, and his ar
engagements q re such that he will be consta nt-
ly in receipt Of fresh supplies during the SUM-
mcr. He has also replenshcd his stock at
Cascade;' nd intends kcepinga genera assert
mert there, which will be sold as low as smilaE
Goods sold in Dubuque, with the more ex
pense Of hauling added.
: i9-n30-tf IOHN SlMPLOT.