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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-27
DAILY CRESCENT.
life in New York.


We take a couple of paragraphs from the New
York Tribune, strongly illustrative of life in the
Commercial Metropolis First is a sketch from the
upper ten"
q It is the fashion this season, much more than
ever before, for ladies to promenade Broadway N
the morning in full outdoor costume, which gives
our great thOroughfare unusual air OF galey alIu
brance these sparkling mornings. Hanu SUM
eouipages, too are more and more frequently s5sn,
driven by gold-banded coachmen ana alle.u9u G
many-caped foOlmen, drawing up IN Hyns " sIio
fashionable shops in stately procesSiGn; Iii
their delicate burdens upon the cIOe1uou SI;
peep in at one of these sacred lehPles - As.ioi,
y,hara the Goddess CalicOnla holds ner mysuG
CONF ,.sonld furnish food for many plquant and
eSifving observation Here is fair creature nan
b,,risJ 7n costly silks and laces with twenty tive
dollar bonnet on her pretty head, a hundred dollar
pocket handkerchief bubbling like bit OF sea-ioam
between her exquisitely-gloVed fingers, and pair
of bracelets on her arm worth enough to sci up
Young mechanic in business, who sits tumbling
over mountains of fabrics worth their weight IN
gold, pouting her beautiful lips, and looking quite
unhappy because she cannot find anything good
enough TO wear to the Opera on the next nlgIt VI
Ernani She has already her rooms, wardrooes
and bureaus full Of dresses and every species OF the
paraphernalia Of the toilette, scarcely soed win
the wearing; vet she will positively pass mlsera-
bic day. because there is not in Broadway some
thing still more useless, still more expensive"
But next comes a dreary contrast-llfe among
the poor:
'''The presence of the cold and bitter season has
already trebed the ranks Of beggars in the streets,
who enter every shop soliciting for bread, or press
their wan faces against kitchen windows, waiting
for some kindly out-comer from whom to beg the
fragments that fall from the rich mans table. In
the dark and dreary alleys, barefoOted and ragged
children delve among the filth for bones and Gin
ders, while in the suburbs rubbish mountains that
garnish every unbuilt lot, covered with squald
beings, like huge ant-hillS with their inhabitants
burrowing in and out"
But the following is dreadful, and we did not
shink such case could have occurred in an Amer
lean city:
"a native Of Long Island, named Elizabeth Ste
vens, aged % years, was picked up in the streets
Of New York, on the 9th inst, exhausted for lack
of food. and died in the hospital on Sunday night
1t was given in evidence, that the deceased was
widow, had no means of support, and for several
days before she was found, had had no food
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That MARCY / 10 others sho
That MI ~ nhn..r n M ~

SALT RIvER.-We have received valuable
chart of Salt River, from Pennsylvania. The mi.
grafton from that State is great, but the people GO
ing up take but few with them they intend to
be back soon. The wings coming down say that
the upper harbor is MT such shocking bad place,
after all, and many of them have left their families
there, expecting to return next season. Prudent
fellows Boston Post.
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HEbU1OEAA NOIlOE
nR. PARMEBEE would inform his friends and tba
IL public that he has uDed from the North and iocatsJ
himself at No. 81 HEyIA STREET between Phlippa and
BarOnBe Streets where he all times be seen bv os
who wish consult him on the Treatment m di.a.ss
whether acute OF chronic local general and psrculary
that classes generally called SECRET DISEASES
- His office for consultation with females and f,s,t
men o. diseases o. women and children on HeYia sreet
tna COO lIom fhlppA de would invite those suffering
WIN attend IN any nart Of the city when reonired
Dol I'm NO. OF HEVIA STREET
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tNOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFET Tr,rrn
Il Knowing the extreme hazard xyhicb sta LIZ
consulting Physicians FOR ire cnye ~ nri 81 tun ~
owing TO the utter dsquafcations az fbass ~ y s
10 cure such cases deem II 10 ne ,ebsT, ~
kindness towards the unfoTfunaiev agiio1ej nj, "
ysss " y ~ " Lien. No. 80 CUsToNHousK STREET
IL el N me year 1856 was soely al cted with syph
II rs w9f.s and most appalling FORM and for several
ogetaef was under the best regular medical pratiee
OBTAIN IN New Orleans without being at al benefit
t indeed grew wOpe At ingh heard Of Dr. MnI
81 great reputation. applied to him. and 10 nv grsst
10y in three weeks he restored perfect health S5b
seil0sd New Orleans. JAN Z. 1547.
nl5 o SAMUEL RORERTsnN
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M would respectfully return thanks for the liberal patou
- age bestowed him since he first had ne honor of
introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOrieans
I'VE yeaH ago during which time he has taken more portraits
exhibited at the Fair in composition with others taken by
the best operator from NeYOrk and he awarded the
First Premium. specimens exhibited at his establishment
but those taken by himself J. NJ the public that his
portraits will eOntinue to be what they always have been
the BEST His long experience, and constant practice
ne Dest Inducements to persons DESTROYS of instruction in the
beautiful art. Genuine Highlander Cameras % per cent
cheaper than any in the city all other articles the same
Plates at $Sper dozen Seoyis No for 90 25guaranted
the best plates made in the United States Gases 81 rs and
SO so; NewYOrk Cameraz at s1S
- Orders from the country promptly attended to.
- Entrance No. CAMP street. mill If
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Or. 19aoHsepd-pear Sir: have The nIo,,,, o, ;s,,
you that three Of my children have ben III ~ ~, 70
Vsg sa aeysI ss q ygo excellent medicine They were afflicted
t2ok them away, for which feel myself 1hy 6rs
uOn. 10urs, respectfully.
Isaac w CRarr 10e yyoo-.,,.+,sss
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BOOKS STATIONERY.
MEDICAL BOOKsi MEDT0AT- RO0KsT
% At No. 40 CAMP Street.

D. AZ No 10 CAMP Street.
r II. BECHTEL g. CO are ampIv supplied with large
q and choice stock OF the latest and best MED Cy9L
WOhS comprising the most extensive collection in the
South which they Offer for sale at the lowest market prices
Dlanglis9n's Cyciopadia5,.' 9 4v. p ANATOMY.
Walson's Practice of Medi Quains Plates, Alto.
Bell s. okes's Lectures. v fioper's Anatomy vols
'IfaFes 4 GerhaEd's Clinical Smiths Anatomical Plates
Marshall Halls Practice Pocket Anaoms to'n''
Duhslise on + r ao.i vols. Pancoats Mlar, etc
cooper oh sfpEoe Dictionary HUMAN PhgOsy
Listens vol S9i aa ais9i &c. &c. d. d.
MOtt'sYspeaus Surgery, 4v THERAPEiTTISSS e''
Ldson & Mutter's; PeneirsSs do h Do sS
Smith: HPSi sqFggs Bso d2e Ds aS
.Fro.n n11ip Is II En- Ellss Medical Fomuary
moIeau ; large WORK, 4to IhOmpsOn's Conspeetus
DEVICES System Of Mid DIGTIo dSS ARfRBs.
~ whey. - CO., Cooper's, Dungli'on's,
Ch1rcniii ana G0ochs do. HOOper's, Hoblyu's
Lees, ChaIly s. Rgby's etc. Reese s. etc
~ Students supplied with the Text Books used in tbe
University, Thesis Paner. etc at the lowest prices
CATALOGUES furnished upon application as above ms 81
ACCOUNT SALES AND ACCOUNT CURRENT
A SUPERIOR lot of tbe dba1e Paper Of rvrpv .rv,
and SnI sae sf An STYLES OF pattern opening
mo o. j. b. STEEL ID Camp St
FIST Pa. PATENT p T, OFFICE REPORT
:,o TIE "a ANSHAI. REFoRT OF THE COMMITS
MAGE Of HIS EAF II 3SPE lis the Author
HdI hf ssa5ei nP Pagas Ct Il lile
FLOWERS PERsoNIFiiRH65A1NSo y, OF oep'enper'
FALLACIES OF THE FACULTY.
BoYSSINGAULT's AGRICULTURAL CHEM
WILFRED MONTREsSOR.
334RPPHF h ~ NIECE d5 Ms; Pekefgg ' ''
BRAGELONNE-COmp
For Sale by [ol8l WELD g Co 70 Camp st.
r,,sr = - KATE KATE wALsINGHAH, &C.
y SHANDY MCGUIRE, or Tricks upon Travelers-by
ARABIAN ar 4 Il Z Ii NItGiHHTsI7Parts8 and 9;
Part BRAGGELONNE, and Complete;
s M4K6SgTERLEs Sr SPa NfsERIs new YORK Com
ROUGH AND READY MELODISTS; t'''''
BUSINESS MANS ASSISTANT:
AMERICAN REVIEW, for 0cto Jlt i'e"i' Oas'i
slLLIMAN's JOURNAL OF ARTS and SCIENCES;
" WELD q co e e cam6 SI Ias BY
THE WESTERN PILOT---A complete guide to travel
.oon 81 al pons O On RS he So minute 9 de-
ap58 MILES &, SALE & CO. .ai i q g. Charlie. st.
DR., HALL, 1877 Canal Street,
~ he 1 symptoms and Gre Of BRONCHITIS, LOSS
street, New Orleans, by [u2l III JB. STEEL.
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SCIENCE & ARTS
THIS WORK, published by Messrs. B. & b. Sillman.
a. Eew Hsyen Conn may be found at WELD cos,
to receive subscriptions for it. NV p''i"-''
Also
THE WING REVIEW.-The present number of this
work richly worth the subscription price if for nothing but
the engravngs it win contain-among others there are 10 be
two large size steel plates of GEN. Z. TAYLOR and MIL
LARD FILLMORE.
We also Agents for BLACKWOOD'S MAGA-
ZINE; EDlNBURG, NORTH-BRTTISH, WESTMIN.
sIER and LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEWS.
sS WELD & CO., 70 Camp st.
BoUSSINGAULT's CHEMISTRY,
UST received by WELD & CO., No. " Camp street.
> CHEMISTRY APPLIED TO AGRICULTU RE by
]. b. BOnssinga ult oi6
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NOTIOE.

'FNQ THOSE AFFECTED WITH VENEREAI DIS.
EASES-The reputation of the writer so well estab-
Hshed at all that those Whn have been
20 unfortunate to have contracted any Ohose dread
fu diseases known and called Secret Diseases any part of
their various forms. Is, that the writer after most success
tu practice OF twenty years confined u to Venegea
Diseases and Diseases of the Blood (having treated and re-
lleved many hundreds who pat si hope many of
whom had been under the treatment eminent physcans
without receiving benefit is enabled to offer YOU posi-
lively safe, certain and speedy cure Should any OF the
unfortunately afflicted see this short advertisement they
would do Wen to call at No. 80 CusToAHOUsE STREET
before applying elsewhere and avail Themselves the kene
fits Of the Subscribers long and successful experience
nl5u b. f. MULLEN sS fyusfSr honsa a
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OF A person describing the absurdity of man
dancing the Polka, appropriately said that it ap-
peared as if the individual had hole in his pocket,
and was vainly endeavoring to shake shilling
down the leg of his trowsers.
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ISAAC ". Cram, IOs Woo5terstrsst.
OPINIONS m puvqrc,I.,,o

& loWasend Z almost daily receiving order, from Ph
ea ans IN different parts OF the Union W NUN ~
=, This IS to certify that we ne n1ds,,;l ,,,., Al
II 1sLDany nave IN numerous cases prescribed d.
valuable preparations in The market y " WIG VI ''e-
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PHILADELPHIA wHEELwRIGHTs WoRK

THE subscribers Agents for the well known mandatory
A of WILLOW CHILDs & Co., Philadelphia, have now
landing and in store extensive assortment Of every de-
scLption of Wheelwnghts' work, follows:
70 pairs Ok and Horse Cart Wheels from to inches on
the tread
pairs extra heavy Dray Wheels 4x1 inches on tread;
10 Ok and Horse Wagons with and without bodies va-
sizes;
80 Drays iron and wooden azlss Sx sx1 and Al inches
tread
10 Carts light and heavy;
10y Wheebanows, with shifting sides;
SO Canal BaFFows
The above stock will be increased by every arrival from
Philadelphia, which will enable them to offer to Panteran
Merchants this season. larger and complete ason
ment OF these articles than has heretofore been offered in
tbs market Prices will be reasonable terms LIBERAL and al
articles fully guaranteed.
EMERSON, TOURNE & Co,
ta IS8 Tohoupitaulaf #
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
BRrJSH,s nAcTTrpProTvpT,

= . bhUSHS UAGUERREOTYPE,
Z A. BRUSH respectfully informs bis friends and the
" pub &c that he has opened a DIG UERREOTYPE
CUTLERY at the corner of JACKSON and TCHoUPITOU-
LAS Streets Lafayette and guarantees all licensees TO be
equal 70 any taken in the United States and soc share
Of patronage. Prices moderate. nI3 M
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NOTICE

H subscrbyt having puTchased the interest of his late
4 IartneT; ANDREW OLIVER, in the WHoLR- q
SALE AND RElAt DRUa ESTABLISHMENT, corner S=f=f
Of CsdrtTes ae8 bleHule streets, Nec Orleans, n
under the styis IF A drew Oliver 81 Co hss com
plste bis eement for more extended business than
DGU iCSs0 @ aiH6 So R aSais c 9ss
~ SU4dIcAL INSTRUMENTS AND PKRFuMRRY
tothe Heads Of Families Planters and County Dealers will
prleetiy any 9th sr house IN the trades while
GENERAL PATENT MEDICINE AGENT.
orders can be ad dressed TO with conenoe and certainty
Of having thed properly and faithfully attended pse
viousy experienced in this place.
- The uspA credits and facilities Of rsde exteade s
"a 70 the following, among other srtcls. ens,aes in
mypFsent extensive stock would especially direct
goo CamphOi; 100 b Tartare Acid;
go. Ipecae; $780,. Seiditz Mixture;
200. alap;. 500 " Gum Arabic;
ICY ICY :. Aochell, Salts $50. Gum Opium, Turkey,
dV0.. sup z Ib. Soda: 500. Extract Licorioe.
wy o. SUP. 2unine; 200 OF. Iodine;
~ - ;mofphinei ~ " Iodidg Mercury
= hceHe ~ :. Oil Hgot;
aS5 :. foas fFoa.i; g. g.. Syt sIst4ine;
l9S b CaIonei' English; 80 b FBIP 4e Mas;
I ny u American; 100 Corrosive subIimate;
PATENT MEDiCiNEs o'u'AO'
5Ihennan's PreparatiOnsi Iodine Liniment;
Eahnestock - Soothins SvIani
Comstock's - WriRhts Indian PHI: ~
SwayneS Syrup Wild Cherry: Anti.biious do
" YrTinifuge: Cohen's Rim Embrocation
% I apa; q Ia az PIlls;B Ext SaHapanlla
Coleman s ers; Sands's
Gnhurfh@a Mixture; II Wnsend'a
Eahnestock' s Vermifuge; Dead Shot:
heeits Swain Vefmifuge:
canadian Carpenters fisherman do;
Henry Genu ne Magnesa Peters Pills: '
beckwith's Pfk: BTandeths Pills;
Morrison spills; PARIS Pills:
Alpha an Oireg2 Pills; Sappington's Pills:
9aumedf Nn9n; Thorn Extract Copaiba.
eitzeT peri Mt; munay's Fluid Magnesia:
Mrs Gar liner sIverwor etc Sarsapara and Wild Cherv
line 3 LiHment Btteu
Billings AstringentSymp. mr.. pExDypnv
Successor to ANDREW OLIVER & Co
nil 6m Bisp vile and Chartres sts
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GRATES-CRATEs-
addition to large and wel.aSgoffed efort az p.
chamber and Office CRATES we are rseeivio ~ H.
- NeW fallefiis which for beauty of jesgn
cannot Pc surpassed Those want win find Il To- their VI
Fal9Sase 70 siVe - call. JOHN STROUD & co a.
I46 Common street
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NOTICE "a THR LAnIna

nge tnat imltate " TowRsends Sarsaparia have il
tatoy eaIeq the stun great Remedg fo Fsggaies a.
sna nave copied our bills and circulars which relates 70
G1np5iihs q women, word for wod-other men who p
" nave since me great success OfDr Townsend
3aIsapeLia IN complaints incident 10 females rac6r 1en5
a1gs, a 9 previously they did not npmbeTof fhs
ml1tures, fis ETC., injurious 10 ansics 81 az. -
Yate dl.ease and nndeInine ths onn.litriin- ~ ---
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THREE CHLnREN

s ceI Lhcate eonclusivey proves aft this sasnss h
perfect control over the most obstinate disase ~ E No.
lhfee penons cured in one house i unpreeedented
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OFFICIAL WIr-The messenger attached to the
War Department, at Washington, is a wag of the
first water. A part Of his business is TO introduce
strangers having business at the War Office to Sec
rotary Marcy. On one occasion, wishing to see
Gov. Marcy, and not finding him in his ROOM the
messenger rushed up to the clerk, and placing him
self in a theatrical attitude, in the word of Watts
celebrated hymn, exclaimed:
THAT MARCY | to Others show
That MARCY show to me ~
This successful effort at parody was greeted with
shouts Of aughter, in which none joined more hear
lily than the Secretary, who entered the room in
time to catch the whole scene.
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NO HUMBUc.

/ UPWARDS Of 1000 bottles Of DR. COTFMArr,s
~ GONOEk1EA MlATU RE have been sold dnring tlis
past year without complaint in single instance Over Zen
dozen used IN our u = Hospital This N 5ieine es
enges cOmpeon both IN the Doil Of an rsrSfa5
Of cure; where tias the money viii be refunded n every
case. ~ Seld BIZ H KENNEDY 81 Chsrtres street. ana
a DR. "A. w. C0LEMAktS TONICBITTERS DEPOT
- Fg1OA25 &srssf, sp& aERk-S
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STORAGE FOR COFFEE.
M = can axe on storage on ora foor eooord nfoy Il;
,ta ey ana gaIE g5aes; 1000 bags Also in anotht
. store VIII hnd to their advantage tc sil on
snqa EhiHSsOAt IOURNE & co.
100 Iehoupitouas street
M OOgL sOCkS-S50 dozen Wooden Socks for ssIs Tv
FROST Co, 10 Magazine 81
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MEDICAL.
MBDIOAL OOLLECE.
No. IS CUSTO.MHO USE STREET, NJ

No. SO CUSTOyhHO USE STREET, NJ. o.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERING Pay REQUIRED
4 UNTIL CURE Is EFFReTED.-Pivae Diseases cured in
few days by regular physician, without mercury other
poisonous medicines, at No SO CUsToMHoUsE STREET,
New Orleans, Louisiana
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted with
any OF the forms Of certain Dease to his general adye
tement in another column. The treatment adopted by
him Is that which has the approval Of the distinguished
Surgeons of Paris, London and New York and its unve
sal has proved beyond doubt that permanent
Tor the worst cases OF constitutional syphilis, gOnOrh9a
strctue enlargement OF the PROSTATE glands, diseases in
dueed by certain solitary practice etc etc. be OBJ
tanned to moral certainty if application be made TO those
whose intelligence, skill and experience be relied
Since Dr. Mullen opened in this city all the many
single exception. Some of these of years standing
One remarkable of structure 80 years old has been cured
to the surprise of the patient The gentleman (whose
spectabty known to the citizens Of New Oreans IS at
hand and (by bis pemirsiOn) be referred DT M s.
treatment OF structure not known South of New York.
His treatment Of gOnonhRa and seet is the most perfect
discovered. 1t the shortest safest and The
patient takes cOpaya cubebs upentine other
EeuS doses but obtained in days without
pain, Inconvenience change of diet E No pay unless
cure Is effected within the time named.
IMP0TEECy.-H Dung men or Others who by sexual
cess or sell pollution have brought themselves any
OF the painful consequences resulting from unretTaned
indulgence OF the passions such premature impO-
constitutional deTan cement may consult Dr. Mullen with
honorable confidence he offers them perfect The
stnetest secresy observed.
Dr. Mullen be consulted daily at his Office No Sc
CnstomhOuss ct. BENJAMIN MULLEN, M. ID.
~ Remember No Sc CustOmhouse So nils If
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TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, BUILDERS
Carpenters, and all others interested in Buildine
wv P. KELSEY Il CO.. Straw N.,,-r -
W 81. Paul Street, betl0eeH Julia and C5irod ~
the Protestant Cemstery are now fnV nenoTsJ -
execute to order every description of work used IN prst ~
other buildings, such as 0 VI
Panel and Store Doors, IMahoaanv BaIusters
Rolling & Stationary Blinds, Awnig Posts
Window Sash. Cans and Bases for ColuroD.
Window and Door Frames, Mahogany, Rosewood and
mahogany Neweis, Black Walnut Veneerng
Every description of Circular and other SAVING.
TURNING OF ell kinds done to oder
BUILDINGS OF every description contracted for Sugar
nonses, Furnaces, Chimneys and Machinery with every
tnlng apeTtaning thereto complete the best and most
approved plan Drafts Of Buildings and Machinery made
70 9i9ef stores shelved and BaR fitted up
All orders address ed as above viii meet with nronnt sttan
give cali. - N5 WIN ~ " ga ."
: ~ hiis1hogany, Cherry Black Walnut Cypress and
hastetn w he rue Lumber, and yellow Pine for budin
bnrposet. constantly on hand aud for sale o2I I'm
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ELECTRO-MA GNuTT0 p0pTp0TT-c

the application Of the above mysterious agent to Da-
gueueoype, "a discovery of the subscribers the under
signed enabled to produce PORTR ATS Of the most
SUPERIOR KIND IN SINGLE sECONDcatchng the precise
instantly, and fixing it ndeby upon the silver
plate ES Those who wish to retain in their families good
LkENESsks OF relations friends can do 50 at moderate
gee Rooms corner Of Canal and Chares sts-Entrance
no. . ChartTes street. Lmy3 lyI w. H HUTCHINGS
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DISSOLUTION.
FENHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing betyyean
the undersigned in the AUCTION and Commission bust
ness is THIS DAY dissolved by mutual consent
J. o. PERSON is charged with the settlement of the
business of the firm. ]. o. PERSON.
]. A. BONNEVAI
s-5~ The subscriber will continue the AUCTION AND
COMMISSIONS business. and will General Broker for
the sale and purchase of Real Estate Negroes and ali Other
property consigned to him
New Orleans, Aug 1913 snsj
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HARDWARE.
HARDWARE.
HARDWARH.

HARDWARE .......... HARDWARE.
j. NJ ELLIS & CO., 104 Pogdras Street.
VE7E have on hand and always be supplied with
w full assortment Of every description OF "a
BUILDERS HARDWARE such as Cut and On
- Wrou ght Nails and Spikes, Hooks and Hinges IN "
~ and Plates, Butt Hinges and Screws, Knob, W
ksA Locks and Latches; Window Puleys and SASH
So r steneH Aso-C aTpenters' and CoopeB Tools
Sneh Squares, Planes Saws Bowels Chels AugeTs and
RULES. NaHges, Hammers and Hand-Axes Hatchets,
spirit and Plumb Levels ETC.. etc.
EVERY KIND OF KITCHEN FURNITURE-Hol-
low nsIe Castings Sad Irons TaoEs' Irons Japanned
In ana ~ Ename,ed Ware. Table and Pocket Cutlery.
Ey we snail receive, formerly most of the leading
articles IN ths nFaneh to sell the Manufacturer ae-
count and shall be able to supply all purchasers at their
lowest prices n23 6m
HARDWARE! HARDWAREII
SAMUEL LOCKE, Nos. and FRoNr LKvEE d now
- receiving from the North and England laYre Al ~
~ sOrtment OF H.4RD lf.dRE. comprising one of 81
On the best assOrtments In the United States and "a
III VI Offers great inducements 70 purchasen The -
W following comprises small portion OF the stock
1900 dozen AXES, Hunts, Coinss, HartE, Beay's and
Bonds
700 kegs Pressed, Ship and Boat SPIKES.
5000 gallons Sperm, Whale and Lard OIL.
800 tons IRON, Tennessee English and American; as
sorted flat, round and square.
80 casks HOOKS and HING Els, to 36 inches.
10 casks Timed Iron SAUCE PANS assorted in casks
casks EMERY. Flour and No; = gI e Z.
As casks Ok, Log and Trace CHAINS.
5 casks FRYING-PANS.
casks Steel CORN MILLS.
so coils Cotton PLOW LINES.
800 dozen Horse and Mule Collars Harness and Brides.
1900 bundles SHEET IRON, English, American and
900 dozen sHovELs and SPADES. Amess. Row
SHEFFIELD CUTLERY. a large assortment; Grind.
stones; Anchors Chains; Augen; Chi els; Hatchets Ham
meTsi ShOvels and longs; Bulders' Materials etc.
stock mis-