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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-08
MORE NEW GOODS At THE
pffN \VINnnNC

MORE NEW GOODS At THE
BIG WINDOW.
Opposite the Big Red Boot
rTIflE subscriber is receiving and viii continue
= for short time, daily supplies season
able Goods bought AT the close of the season. and
consequently at very much reduced prices; such as
Wide ricu Ear'stOn Giug!ams at lSic:
80 ps more of those 10 and 12tc Plaid Muslins;
II ps more of those fine Linens at 81
80 rs more Sea Island - Shirtines at l2ic;
10 doz rich Fringed and Tow priced Parssols;
q doZ China Pearl. Rutland and Braid Bonnets;
Is ps Rich Bonnet Ribbons with great variety Of
new Prints and Lawns [my5l RHODES.
10 the Ladies' u You want the finest Black
- NV i'u'i'C' Kid Slippers made in the ".
staies you find them at the Shoe Emporium. south
end of Market Square. Please call aud see them.
my5 TODD 4 HOWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-08
CLOCKS. CLOCKS. CLOCKS

CLOCKS, CLOCKS, CLOCKS
E1AIRCfIILD TAYLOR have just received the
- largest and hest assortment of eight day and thirty
hour brass Cochs that offered in this
aud will he sold Wholesale and retail at the lowest cash
prices, all of which will be warranted for accuracy of
time and for We invite those wishing TO pur-
chase TO call and examine our stock.
Clocks and Watches repaired at short notice.
my4 F. & II.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-08

EfRS WADE may be seen at the same place where
AVA she offers for sale splendid stock Of Spring Nil.
ery and is prepared To attend 10 SILK aud straw work
OF every description. MRS. A. WADE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-08

NEW BOOT * SHOE MANUFACTORY.
sr JOHN L. WADE of the late firm
e. of Connolly & Wade, has opened
A. Shoe store in the house formerly oecu.
62&H ~S pied by James Mcl.nre directly oppo
ErA site w Robins Char Manuiaciorv
where he intends manufacturing and
Offering for sale every article in The shoe line from The
smallest chids shoe TO the Gents finest Boot which be
warrants made of the finest materials aud by the hest
meehaplcs. He hopes his old customers viii give him a
call. JOHN e. WADE
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Political N ews,

Mr.. Cloy's Wnhdruual-The Louisville Con-
rier and the Frankfort Commonwealth say that
letters have been received at Frankfort, (kv..)
from Washington, which render it certain that Mr.
Clay will take an early occasion to withdraw his
name from all connection with the next Presidency
knowledge of this fact we doubt it alto
gether.-Eds. c. says the Courier, had unqlles-
toned influence on the action of the wing conven-
ton recently assembled at Frankfort, which nomi-
mated Taylor Presidential electors
AT large meeting of wings, at Frankfort day
or two previous to the convention G. NJ Clay,
and others, advocated the passage of resolutions
declaring it inexpedient again to bring Henry Clay
upon the political arena
North Carolina.-The Wing State Convention,
which lately met at Raleigh, nominated Charles
Maney the candidate for Governor.
~ At a late meeting of the Albany CN. W
Wing General Committee full meeting-reso-
utions strongly and unequirocaly in favor of
Henry Clay for the Presidency, and approving of
the call for the Clay mass meeting to be held at
the Capital on Friday evening Sd inst were adopt
ed by unanimous vote.
az One of the resolutions adopted at the Scott
meeting held recently in Pittsburg, as follows
That while we are satisfied with the UNION AS
1T Is, and willing to abide by all the compromises
OF the Constituton-we here avow our unalterable
determination that in regard to all future acqlis-
tons of territory, Slavery shall be forever erciaded
herefron.
% The Philadelphia Bulletin of the Sd inst,
says that Mr.. Dallas has written letter. to be laid
before the Convention to meet next day at Harris
burg, IN which he declines being candidate for
the Presidency.
zen LASS IN DELAwARE.-A meeting of the
democrats of New Castle County, Delaware. have
unanimously expressed their preference for General
Cass as candidate for the Presidency.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-14

THE TELEGRAPH SourH-'The Washington
Union understands that the line of Telegraph which
Mr.. O'Reilly has begun to build South of Louis
vile, Ky, to New Orleans, is to be worked by "a
system independent Of Morse's, if such an one can
be found and that line of Morse's Telegraph is
in rapid progress on the same route to he connect
ed with all the river towns in the West. Already
about 800 miles Of the posts on the Morse line are
up, extending from Lexington, through Frankfort
and Louisville, to Nashville and South; and the
wire is going up as fast as it can be procured
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-14

Camp street.-The proprietor of this establishment sran calls the at
~ o. MS numerous customers his very large
e hushes Just manufactured Northern
es pces country Merchants and others will find much
~ interest 10 ca ami examine Contractors for the
army anu navy well conductors public institutions and all
hes mat purchase Brushes quantities. Will large
ss as we class them with whoeae prchasers and sell them
Northern prices Steamboat and would do well
call and Steamboat Fle Brushes thar
universal satisfaction floating palaces that glide along the
gabe Call and retail
the largest Hair Brushes
Brushes Nail and Comb Brushes, Shaving Brushes, Whisker
Brushes Puff Brlhe,, and that
and should any OF Hish Brush any
kind made matter what shape ai order on
the shortest notice." HUFTY
a Catalogues can be had the The highest pce paid
American Brlsls. Brushes Of all kinds made order mas
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TWO WEEKS MORE
PRIESTLY & BEIN,

Mo- l9 Ntao Leree and - and 40 IohOnptdulas sfs,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS in Foreign and Domes,
IRON; sTEEL, .N:aiI.s. etc, have just 49,
received by late arrivals direct from the man.
utacurers. in England and the Northern
states ull and complete assortment to WHICH they would
call the attention of Mechanics Country Merchants and
Plantersof which the following comprise portion, VIZ
a 150 tons English Bar Iron fiat round and square;
50 . Refined American Bar Iron round and square
90 " Swedish Bar Iron. Hat and square;
10 Swedish and Tennessee Plough Plates
80 e Best Refined Gable Iron, ga to pa inches, square
SEQ SEQ bundles Sheet I;;en' assorted Nos 10 t9 Is
20 tons Cast Crowley, Shear German Blister aud Spring
20 - Castings, assoted-pot, Ovens and Lids, Spider
- and Lids, ETC.;
% casks Trace, Ok and Log Chains
20 " Coil, Breast and Fifth Chains
10 :. Back and Cane Carrier Chains
30 - Munros's and Lyndon Hoes. Carolina and Lou,
10 :" savsges Black and Bright Threaded Spades;
30 " Cut Tobacco Nails
100 - Cut Spikes 3 to Z inch
100 = Pressed Spikes, 8 to inch;
~ Manila Hawsers, 5 to 81;
100 coils Manila Rope, 6 thd. 10 II inch
100 tb Jared Rope;
10 Chain Gables, u ~, 4 and inch;
30 Anchors, 100 to 1900 ID each
lows, 81 ed e and Hand Hammers. Stocks and Dies,
Screw Plates Files of all kinds Mill Gross. Cut Pit and
Hand Saws. Hunt s. Coins's Axes Hacheis and AIDES,
gar Ladies and Skmmen, Cotton and Wool Cards Cotton
Leading Lines etc.
~ ALso-speTm, Whale. Lard and Linseed Oils; Spirits
IT,urpentlnei Vanshes White Lead and Colored Paints
ALso-Agents for MILLER s Vertical GRAIN
.hILLS mhl43
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NEW PoTAToEs.-The editor of the Bunker Hill
Auorra states that friend lately handed him about
quart of new potatoes, grown in Charlsstown,
Mass, in the open air. Some of them meas ure
about four inches in circumference, and We're very
nice looking potatoes of their size. It's proper
add that they were not planted in the usual man
ner, but Were an accidental crop
o. The business of the Montgomery and West
Point Railroad, within year has increased its in
come about 80 per cent. More than half of the
whole income on the road is derived from passen-
gers.-IMobiIe Herald
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BY REQUEST.

MIR. WALL, the Blind Harper, respectfully an .Ns57,
lVI to the Ladies and Gentlemen of New ELhh,
Orleans that his SECOND and LAST CoNGERT%S l9Sfsg
DAY EVENING, March IA on which occasion eEI
MI Wall will be assisted by the following distinguished vo
BRlCHTA, who has sung with such in the Northern
cities; Mr.. COLLINS the nnrvaed Irish Comedian and
Vocalist Senior GIAMBONI, from the Philharmonic Con.
cers and Opera at Havana will make his ft appearance
this city this occasion SignOr BRlCHTA Jr, nephew
of Madame Brichta and recently from Italy, and celebrated
Basso Cantante, has kindly volunteered his aid. Mr..
MULLER will preside at the Piano.
Tickets s1-to be had at the principal Hotels and
Bookstores in the city.
ty Doors open at clock. Performances to commence
at haf-past 7. For particulars small bills. mhl3
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TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH II, 1s4s.

Look AT THE FIRST PAGE.-We repeat our
injunction to the readers of our paper, that they
always look at the first and fourth pages. Some
of the most interesting articles published will often
be found there
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-14

81 Messrs. Person & Bonneval will sell, this
day, at IL o'clock, at Banks Arcade several valu-
able lots of ground suitable for private residences,
and located in the most improved part ofthe Second
Municipality. Persons requiring good locations,
will do well to attend the sale, as it will be made
without reserve. We refer our readers to the adver-
Using columns
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-14

A GREAT CoNvENIENcE-Sending Money! bu
Mod.-The English and French system of sending
money by mail ought to be grated at once on the
postoffice in this country; lit would then have one
redeeming feature, at least.) We alude to the law
there which enables any one TO deposite cash with
a postmaster, and take a certificate of deposite
which is redeemabe at the place to which it is
forwarded
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-14

OPENING OF THE PENNSYLVANIA CANALS
The Board of Canal Commissioners of Pennsylva-
mia adopted the following resolution the 25th ult.
Resolved That the several lines of the public
works be opened for navigation as follows /: The
Delaware division, on the lst of March next. The
Main line from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh on the
10th of March The Susquehanna, and North and
West Branches, on the 18th March.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-14

DARING BANK ROBBERY. - Information was
given at the Tombs yesterday, says the N. Y. Tr-
bune of the ID inst. that the City Bank was en-
tered on Tuesday last, by some daring rogue, who
stole bag of gold, containing $4,000 with which
he escaped, while the Cashier was engaged exam
lining cheek
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Programme of Procession of the Crescent Club

On WEDNESDAY EVENING, March Is, lS4S
The Procession will proceed from their Club Room No Sc
ST. Charles street, at O'Clock M,from St Charles to
Royal down Royal Esplanade up Espanade to Victory
down Victory to Madam Caldwels from thence Victory
to Condo, up Charities to Canal up Camp to Poydras down
Poydras to St Charles down St. Charles their Club
Room, and then dismissed.
By order of the Grand Marshal d. ALDRICH.
mh14 1t Fl. e. HUGHES, Secretary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-14

ST CHARLES THEATRE.-Those who have not
yet witnessed the beautiful, unique, clock-work
performances of the Viennoise Children have one
more chance-the very last in this city, as they de-
part tomorrow for St. Louis-this evening at the
st. Charles, when they appear in three favorite
dances. They, in addition to the pleasing ways -
of Mrs Hunt and Mr.. Chippendale, who appear in
two favorite arces will fill the house to overowing
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-14

fY- Seventh Ward, Second Municipality. y The
Democrats of this Ward invited to attend adjourned
meeting to be held at Arthur Donne of Circus
and Poydras streets, on WEDNESDAY EVENING next,
18th inst hapaSt O'clock for the purpose OF nOmin-
ating three candidates for Aldermen.
mhl3 st DAVID JOBSON Secretary.
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Mr.. WALLS CoNcERT.-The concert OF this
gentleman, (the Blind Harper,) takes place this
evening. He will be assisted by brilliant array
Of additional falent-sOme in the vocal line, some
instr al q
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-14

BooKs.-NIiles c. Sale & Co., II st. Charles
street, send us several pamphlet books the first
number of The Cottage Library a work called
"The ladies' Science of Etiquette" and one en-
titled "The Pleasant Art of Money-catching -
This last ought, from its name alone to attract
hosts of readers.
The establishment of Messrs Sale e. Co, is
newly opened, and we recommend it to the book
purchasing world
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-14

GLIDDoN's LECTURES ON EGYPT-The course
of lectures mine in alb the subject of the An
tiquities of Egypt. by Mr.. G. r. Gliddon, COM
mences tonight at the National Gallery, ID St.
Charles street. Mr.. G. illustrates his statements
with remarkable cleamess, ny means of maps, pic
lures and diaprams
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-14

OysTERs.-We would refer those who like good
oysters, (who does not to the fact of the receipt Of
an extra lot of fine oysters at the Holbrook Oyster
Saloon. 81 St. Charles street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-14

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT ALBANY, N. VA de.
structive fire broke out at Albany, N. Y, on the
Goth ult., in a grocery store on the dock, below
Hamilton street, there being three stores and five
frame buildings, on the dock, destroyed. On South
Broadway, ten buildings, frame and brick We're
totally DESTROYED
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-14

ern papers speak of this gentleman preparing a
History OF the Mexican War, and making arrange
ments to have it illustrated with wood engravings,
by Partisan artists We shall welcome work on
this subject from Mr. Kendal's pen-confident that
it will be creditable TO himself
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-14

FIRE IN A RAILROAD DEPoT.-The depot of the
Raleigh and Castor Railroad was destroyed by fire
on Saturday, Goth February Several locomotives
We're destroyed, among which Were some new ones,
received short time previous
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-14

Nor CoME--The Peterhof arrived last evening
from Rio Janeiro, which place she left on the 23d
January. 1t was expected that Mr.. Todd, our
Minister to Brazil, would come home in her, but
he was not on board
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Egyptian Archaeological Lectures,
And Gallery of Splendid Tableaux Antiquities &c.

A T THE NATIONAL GALLERY-13 ST. Charles
A sda 81 SiSG GhI lrH5 VIII
TuREs, on TUESDAY ESD EVENING. 18th inst, at
suing THURSDAY, SATURDAY and TUESDAY
EVENINGS to the LIST OF April inclusive,
1ermS.-(ienemens Tickets, So Ladies, "a; Child.
rens 81 30 for the Single Tickets each Lecture
80 Tickets for sale at the principal bookstores at
the st. Charles and Verandah Hotels eS- Fer further
particulars see Prospectus and Programme. mhll 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-14

VERY AccEPTABLE.-Mr. Thomas L. White
whose book store at SO Canal street, has sent liz
a copy of Walkers Dictionary, Grigg, Elliot g.
Cos. Philadelphia edition. Such books, Of course
are always serviceabe in printing Office; and
this edition seems to possess full as much merit as
any of its size now in print.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-14

A LARGE BUsINEss.-The letters by the Britain
mia, received by mail yesterday, read still better
than the Geographic accounts, they show an adj
vance of ! to Id in the Liverpool Cotton Market.
This favorable intelligence made the Cotton buyers
active yesterday, and the sales ran up TO 10000
bales, mostly for Europe, but part on speculation.
Prices are up TO u to II for Middling to Good
Middling, or ) to / cent over the rates of last
Thursday
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sV- French, Spanish, English and Italian Ian.

Ia French, Spanish English and Italian Ian.
guages-pfpA pOCE SYSTEM.-JAMES De PALOS,
teSso Of Modern Languages No. A. Exchange Place. opposite
Postoc between Canal and Customhouss New Orleans,
teaches the above Languages correctly peculiar
ner HIS SYSTEM the result Of eighteen years labor experience
e art oil his profession lou nde sound principles governed by
the laws nature, and has been successfully pracced this
or the last ten II has been demonstrated the only
TEN by which scientific practical knowledge language
De acquired at the and such enable the
student read write and speak the language his
tongue
Persons wishing honor him confidence requested
call Mt his office from IL NJ, from P NJ. No. IA Ex-
change Place
References numerous and respectable. mill
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-14

Of Alfred B. Street. tthe well known poet and
wrter,) has been appointed New York State Ii
brarian
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-14

Dcz- Booth is playing a round of characters at
the Park Theatre, New York. The prices have
been reduced to fifty cents
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-14

eV For Recorder.-The Editors of the Crescent will
please CLEMENT RAMOS the present incumbent
candidate for reelection the Office Of Recorder OF the FIRST Munich
pyit mil
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-14

ORLEANS THEATRE--This evening, the Grand
Ballet of L'Almee," in which Mons. and Nine
Monplaisir will again delight the admirers of ballet
opera La zingarilla, dance-and the Comedy
Of g lie Mari Ia Champagne "--present strong
hill Of fire
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-14

Born kiNDs-Yeserday morning we had a
sharp dark rain but three hours aierward the dus,
was annoying the passengers p our streets. "va-
riety is charming
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-14

ATTRAcTIoN.-Mr Gliddon spen, moment with
us yesterday; and by the programme he left we
see that his lectures embody "a Synoptical or
lynehronots Tahulauon of Oriental and Occiden
tai Events )" II this don't attract people--why
then 1t won't Joking aside though. the lectures
will be well worth attending
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-14

60 For Recorder-We are authorized to announce
JOSHUA BALDWIN a candidate reelection 10 the office OF
Recorder the Second Municipality, the election April milo
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Municipal Election. Candidates.

to- For Mayor-We authorized to announce A.
D. CROsSMAN the Mayor OF New oresns Candidate
for reelection at the next Municipal Election. milo
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-14

PoL1TIcAL.--At the democratic meeting last
night, in the Third District Mr.. Richardson, here.
tofore an active member of the Taylor party, re.
nounced Taylorism, and was again received into
the democratic fold. Mr.. Richardson said that he
could not support any man for the Presidency who
had so openly avowed himself whig as had Gen.
Tanlnr
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-14

THE SYSTEMATICALLY Charleston papers men,
ton the arrival, in that city, of the Steyernark
sche musical corps, who are probably by this time
giving concerts. These performers-there are some
nineteen or twenty of them, each perfect must
clan on his piece-form the best band that has yet
appeared in America. Probably they will be in
New Orleans in due time if so, the public here
will be able to listen omllsica execution altogether
unenualled.
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M led:

On Saturday evening March IL by the Rev Mr. Deerins
Mr. JOSEPH BOWLES to Mrs SARAH LOCKE all
th;s
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g. YALE, JR., & co,

1890 No. 10 Chdrtres street,
ss ss a o6bs large asoas
SIS: RI; Msa Re;: srs
IN II Moo Pc as Fne fsd INF
san THE G666 s1s
Cb%D "d aa csp Collars AID
which they would respectfully call the attention of their
TONERS and the public generally. mh8 Imp
CLOTHING AT COST
a sSfS Fine Fahonsbs %ns S
#issa Fs r. eosh 3 6ss and E,ooh COATS
$s s" % Sss ss 4 . aS
aSh a Ga. fasfs BT TsfS q GOATS do
G GPER Gko oh5Ak ed ovERcoATs;
1ss % sssE E; PAf
k k!ffk sa Ga; Shn; and Satin DO;
Go COZ s1' a Gsfnns and Lambs Woo ss
Linen ZEN and Cotton CO! SHIRTS; HALF ho'h'
E Embroideyed Bosom do;
Gentleman Of Which d ar a made n Of best
materials and in the 9 hshoSa1e stye M c.mp
mh5 2dplm corner Common ST., under Hewets EXCHANGE
The TRUTH the whole truth AND nothing but the truth
Ok PER CENT. BELOW COST-An excellent oppof
81 tunity Is now Offered to persons wishing to buy
WINTER CLOTHING,
as Will dispose OF the entire stock of thick goods on he
above terms in order to get clear of much possible before
me We have yet hand large quantity Of Hencp
foas OF all descriptions, suitable for Winter Abo
n Pants and Pests. We have received the following
SPRING GOODS
which we offer at the lowest cash prices, viz:
Supefine Blk French Cloth Dress and Frock COATS;
Snperfine BIZ Doeskin PANTS;
Black Satin VESTS.
ALSO.Linen and Cotton OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and DRAWERS of all kinds; Scars, Cravas, Gloves
MOGRIDGE s. ANTHON,
mh5 2dpf nnder st. Charles Hotel corner Common a.
NEW AND INTERESTING BOOK. :.
ERNEST CLEMENCEAU, Or British Phi anthfog "
II Illustrated. Tale OF Guadaonpe in 1893 Translated
from the French OF Frederic Soule by Lady of Charles
Just received and for sale the NewOreans Sationen
Warehouse. [mhl3] j. i. STEEL, IA Camp
TO RENT
a. "A ERf comfortable TWO STORY HOUSE, on
s; ST John the Baptist street be Race and Orange
streets-I5ossesson given immedately-can be mad on
base extending TO lst September next, until yea
from that date. Apply to
NH 10 PIERSON 4 BONNEvAL, ST Gravier st
SIS REWARD
/ " on Sunday, 18th instant, small black s1J
- TERRIER, with a brass collar on The ExIs-<Au
Front Levee m1SG
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DEGREES OF CoMPARIsoH-Latela Discorered.-
A stray child is waf; but a little thine made Of
beeves' blood is a wafer
blow in the face is sometimes called elm
but fast sailing boat is beyond question elmer
A subterrene receptacle of water is a well hut
a we'll known character of popular novelist is
decidedly Weller.
The cotton in candle is called wick but
certain kind of basket-work is wicker
A stoppage is often cheek--a spot makes
cheeker--and funds make an exehequer
certain kind Of wine is port and man " no
carries burthens is a porter.
nauseous medicine is pill column is a
pillar.
The paything Of child is doll the God Of
"a man is dollar.
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Died:

On the 9th inst board the ship Atlantic on her passage
from NewYok to this port, Mr.. TiOS. GALAHER, aged
q years, native of NewN ork.