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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-07

THE MEXICAN DEBT.-A correspondence, We
learnfron the N ~ Courier and Enquirer has taken
place between the Mexican Minister resident at
London and The Committee Of Spanish American
bandholders. in reference to the payment of the
Mexican debt the Minister, sr Mora, assures
the Committee that the Mexican Government 6 is
resolved honorably to fulfil the obligations contract
ed, with respect to the foreign debt of the Republic
as far as the means Of the Treasury viii permit; "
but T" that the Mexican Government is not called on
to appropriate to che payment the dividends on IFS
foreign debt any portion Of the indemnify money
which it is in the course of receiving from the Gov
erpment Of the United States Z He urges that the
bonds themselves specify the sources from which
payment was TO be made and that the indemnify
money was not among them. The Committee re-
ply HAT the entire revenues Of Mexico were pledged
for the payment Of the bonds, and protest against
the view taken by the Minister
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FRESH GARDEN sEEDs-FoR FALL CROP.

EF7HE Subscriber has in store fresh Stock Of SEEDS,
4 consisting Of TuTnips, Cabbages of sOhs assas
Beets Carrots Onions, Lettuce, Leeks, and every S51
other sort Of Seeds suitable for the season, ta e. 80
warranted fresh or no pay.) Sold Wholesale and sH
retail, by poundrOr bushei ~
e Planters and Gardeners are solicited to call and Judge
for themselves at AFFLEf1K'S Seed Store, 1ol st
Cfis4RL ES Street, 0pposlt 70 me Theatre
~ CAMILLA PLANTS Rose, Orange, and Lemon
TREES aud oil sorts Of SlfRUBBERY on hand the
whole season. Jy25 BIN
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New oRLEANs Z oARRoILToN RAnRoAD


ss
Degof corner Of BaT0Rae aad Perdad0 streets.
single ticket any distance above pleasant ~ cents
single ticket for children over aud under II years 10
so tickets, (Red). 81 %
Half the above rates for any distance below Pleasant street.
Servants slaves fOFany distance ......... 10 cents.
EY Residents in Lafayette Caroton and vicinity, are
informed that this Company has fixed uniform rate Of
Communication tickets for passage IN the Cars to-wit % "
per month advance for either Road and for any distance
Children half peeno such tickets given for any other
period than the iTst to the last Of each MONTH
A Car expressly for ladies' in each tram
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THhEE MONTHS ENIRA Pay
IN OFFICERS, non-c0mmiss0ned Officers, AIUsl- Z,
49, cans. and Pivates, who have served out the I'll
fEsSs term Of their engagement IN the War with vi
- Mexico, orTecelyed an honorable discharge, ~
are entitled to Three Months Extra Payand by applying
the subscribers (95 ST Charles sLeet) ave their
applications forwarded the proper Department at WASH
ngoR and receive. without delay order OF payment
which will be hOnOred BY any Paymaster most convenient
the residence OF the claimant y -
eB Pensions, and other military claims presented.
J. JAY IAANGU0lt.
and WARREN a. GRlCE,
a8G late Capt. I'd Regt La. Volunteers.
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a nEERfIEIAMTs
sITuATTQN WANTET
PIANO roRTES

HENRY. PARSONS, 90 Camp street Cnex store) four
IL, doors below Poydras offers Tor sale s1-7z-
very extensive stock of PIANO FORFES,
s s1d Ss as e VII hi. s Gs coGmp1Sssl y
great variety, embracing the much esteemed hSOan.
which IS rapidly gaining in public favor.
SECOND HAND PIANOS taken in exchange, and
tuning and regulating done at short notice. Je3Ou
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VALUABLE sLAVEs AZ PRTVATE 80.

WE OFFER for sale the following described valuable
w SLAVES
PRECiLLtA. negrsss, aged about 80 years 8Tst rate
Cook Washer Ironer. and House servant.
CAROLINE. muaJFess, aged about ~ years Cook
Washer and lroner House servant
HENRTETTE nesess, aged about 20 yeaIs Washer,
lIOner and Cock
MARGUERITE. gTfe, aged 81 years; iistrate WASH
er Ir0ner and plain Cook-gsSd Hoase servant,
MARIA giitte, aged 80 years; s rate Cook Washer,
Ironer and House servant.
CHARLOTTE, neeress aged q years first rate Cook
Washer, ir0neF and House servant
VALUABLE FAMILY OF SLAVES
RICHARD. negro man, about Is years; first rate Car
penter and his wife,
MARIA, aged about o Yean good Co5k Washer an ]
lroneItheir Children, HENRY, aged 10 yeaI, and gil
aged 10 months
The above Slaves fully guaranteed against fhe VICES
and maadie rebed b. law ana sold fog nc fault The
terms are liberal; part cash tie other on terms
For further particulars, appiy 10
as PERSON & BOANEVAI Office 81 Ctavierst.
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REORGANIZATION,

BIZ ISAAC JOHNSON, Gosernor Of the State Of Lousiala
ENYHEREAS The iaiipTe 10 appropriate speciieaiy the
w fund provided BY Orthe sHppOltO the Flee Pub
~ /9a $50 Tic Schools Of this State must exert,
ezshs - unless prevented in time a highly
~ sSA pFeiudcial influence on the great
SAs4ssSSz%z cause of education, and the best in
eTests OF humanity; and whereas, the Importance OF the
matter in this view OF it. appears cal the consideration
OF the Legislature at period earlier than that of ifs nex
regular January 1850 and 10 form extraordinary
occasion such IN Judgment renders necessary the
yenton Of The two Houses may be practicable;
do therefore By this, my proclamation, the
Houses Of the Legislature tomee at the State house in the
city of NewOreans the First Monday Decemberpex
being the fourth day Of said month and require the respect
i've Senators and Representatives then and there assemble
order that they may devise and adopt such pU
IN successful operation the Free Public Schools OF tn State
TO hem the exercise OF then wisdom and discretion.
may seem expedient and proper and receive such nfona.
ton relation to the affairs of the State generally as that
time may be deemed advisable to submit them.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of the State, at
r. New Orleans, this twenty-hrt day of August 1913,
~ and Of the Independence Of the United States the
seventy third year.
By the Governor: ISAAC JOHNSON.
CHARLES GAYARRE, Secretary OF Stale. au2S
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ENTERPRISE. = 1t has been already stated that
the Butannias news was in Boston some time be-
fore the steamer herself arrived. and was transmit
ted by Carrier Pigeons The Philadelphia Bulle-
tin, one Of the parties for whom the express was
arranged, thus describes the manner in which the
thing was managed
A summary Of the news was prepared on The
steamer by a peFsoH who Went to Halifax for the
purpos, This was placed upon the necks Of Car
rier Pigeons, which were liberated when seventy
or eighty miles from Boston. They reached Boston
between and 10 o'clock on Saturday morning,
and the news was Immediately transmitted TO Phil
adelpha. Il was given to the public Of this city.
in an extra Bulletin, at o'clock P ai.two hours
sbefore ii was pubisliedin New York, and more than
an hour before the Britannia arrived at her wharf
in Boston the papers Of the latter city informing
us that she arrived at five minutes after o'clock.
The best Of the joke is. that after our extra was is
sued. the news il contained, was sent back to New
York by telegraph, and furnished to some of the
papers Of thai city which were not able TO get it by
any other means
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a FAsHIoNARLE GALL, AND ALL THEY SAID
g How do you do. my dear e. { Putty well, thank
you.n CPhev sissJ How have you been this
are Putty we'll how have You been =
Very well. thank you. $ Pleasant to-day"
z yes. very bright but we had shower yesfer
gdav & Are all your people well 30 Quite wei.
thank you how are yours y 6 Very we'll, I'm
obliged to you; have YOU seen Mary B. lately -
/. No, but I've seen Susan C You don't
say SO is she well II Do call again soon 2
Thank you--but you don t call upon me once in
an age. Oh, you shonld not say that, am sure
am very good. g Good day. Mist you 90 ~
:" Yes, indeed, have seven calls TO make. y Z" Good
daE''
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DfsTRUcTIvE FIRE The steam foundry Of
Mcssrs Barclay & Kinny, at Detroit, Mich, one Of
the most extensive in the West, was destroyed by
fire on the 22d ult Mr.. Barclay loss is estimated
~ e1dnoo
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A BIT or BodANeE Among the most devoted
advocates Of The eh-hour system IN Allegheny city
is ayouRg and stFildngly beautiful gir, who passes
among her companions as the Unknown She
attends all The meetings, exhibits deep interest IN
the proceedings and il said to be the master spirit
among die gifs--direeting all their movements, but
without paraking IN any Illegal acts. She is pale
darkeyed girl, with iiOwing fresses, delicate fea
lures, and an expression OF peculiar intelligence
dignity and sell-posses40n. IIeF ignre is eorres-
pDndingly gond she is said toile native OF ken
lucky, and takes partIn the movements from purely
disinterested motives mot being herself an operat
i've. Joan of Are may perchance be rlvaled BY
this damsel, and if her ann be as dangerous as her
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NQTTnE
SO D 81 g S.


WANTED
A SITUATION IN 8 wholesale or retail DRU & STOKE,
IN by young man who hasserve regular Apprenticeship
the business and can give good recommendations lie
would have objections to take situation in the country
For further particulars apply az this Office 5e26 tt
TO MERCHANTS
A YOUNG MAN Of experience, and well conveIsant
n with business wishes Situation for the coming season.
good Commission OF Grocery House. The best efeen
given For particulars amply al this Office. my5u
SITUATION WANTED.
A GENTLEMAN from Alabama, who is extensively ac-
a quainted IN that State wishes situation as salesman
outdoor clerk either in dry goods or grocery house Com
oensaton moderate, and willing TO remain through the
summer. lie believes he make himself useful and profit
able to his employer Inquire at Mrs TayloT 50 Canal
street mhl6
GENERAL AGENT AND BROKER.
RNHE subscriber oilers his services as general AG4NI
Il and BROKER in the city OF New Orleans and hopes
BY his personal and digent attention to business to merit
the appreciation oil his employers As New Orleans will be
his permanent place OF residence, persons leaving e city
during the aud DESTROYS OF employing an
Agent attend to their affairs during their absence, may
have theirwhes complied with BY applying to the subsc
Der, UnexceptiOnabie references given.
my232m VIVIAN BENTHUYSEN, 81 GTayiel st.
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PHREWOLOGv BJsTs.


VETELD & CO.. No. 70. CAMP STREET, have Just re-
ceived from the publishers flesh lot Of those excel
lent works, among which may be found the following
PHR THEOLOGICAL BU6TS--two sizes, each having
all the organs Of the brain fully developed their exact
location enabling those desEous to study the science with
no other Instructor
PHRENOLOGY Proved. Illustrated and Applied
HEREDITARY DESCENf --lts Laws etc.
PHYSIOLOGY. ANIMAL AND MENTAL
SELF CULgURE-By o. S. Fowler
BIEM0RY-By O. $. Fowler.
RELIGION, NATURAL AND REVEALED.
A HOME For ALil-By O. S Fowler
LOVE AND PARENTAGE-By Q. s. Fowler
AMATIVENESS
MATRLMONY; Synopsis Of Phrenoogy; Woman !
Human Rights Teeth etc etc. comprising of the most
valuable collections Of useful and interesting reading library
can be stocked with WELD 4 co. u Camp street,
jyI8 Agents for sale OF the Graeenbeg CO. Medicines.
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RAMAmAY.

Runaway.
FENHE BOY DANIEL aged about 30; complexion ~
il copper color feet or inches high; stout built saS
and inclined to be bald. "A suitable reward vail be- "a
au25 II HoYT & FORD. II st. Charles street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-07
THE TAYLoRsANBoDoTE BOOK.

NECDoFFs OFZACHARY TAYLOR, AND TIE
II MEXICAN War bg Tom Owen, the Bee Hunter.
Togethes VIII BRET Life Of General Taylor and his
Letters Illustrated with engraving5
Just received and for sale at the A Orleans Sfaf0pcrs'
Bareaoass. la21l JB.S FEEL IA Camp st.
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TPWAR OF 1000 bottle al mn COZ .IsNF Ms
u GONORR0sA MIXTURE ba,s iss,, sol5 5.Tt1- tls
pastyeaT without com plsint Hge instance Over ten
dozen used in our e. s. Hospital Tins III lie5ns eIoi
enges compett0n, both in The poi ttsfs a. rfgf
CT cure where fails, the money w b. refunded IN svev
case. ~ Sold BY III KENNEDY, 81 Chartfs- street. md
At DR.. a. w. C0LEMAN'S TONIC BITTERS DEPOT
% P0YnRaaS Street apg3 Avs q
NEW AND INTERESTING PUBLICATIONS
For Sale al No. IA Camp street.
IA r Douglass
AFRANCE: ITS KING, COURT AND GOVERN
htENT By Cen Lewis Cas-
EtE BARQNETiS DAUGHTERS and HARRY
MONK. By Mrs. Grey
Just ceyed and for sale al the NpyC)rleaBS Stafioua
Warehonss = tau22 81 g. b. SFFEIs,-l4 Camp st.
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Hardware Hardware.

III VIZ have on hand. and mean to be always ~
"a supplied with afu assortment Of every deseIp CO
&S nOn Of BUILDERS HARDWARE, such w Ill
- Cut and Wrought n ais and Spikes, Hooks ~
and Hinges and Plates, Butt Hinges and Screws Knob,
Locks and Latches Bolts fiat, hound and square OF all
sizes; Window Puey and Sash Fasteners. Also Carpen-
tens and Coopers Tools sqch as Squares Planes, Saws
and HaDdAxes, Hache Spirit and Plumb Levels etc, etc
EVERY KIND OF KITCHEN FURNITURE-- Ilol.
low Ware Castings Sad Irons aO Irons 5apaned Tin,
and Enameed Ware, Table and Pocket Cutlery.
ew We shall receive IS formerly. most Of the leading
articles in this branch to sell the Manufacturers account
and shah be able to supply all purchaser at Their lowest
prices. mh5-6m
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BocKs etc:

MEDICAL BOOKS. etc.
HOMEOPATHY pS- OMOPAFH4--fhe Principles Of
II HOMEOPATHIC Practice as e0nIasted win those Of
the = OLD SCHOOL or hRpICINE, Or OMOPATHY.
WHAT'S H0NIE0P ATHH4 by Isaac Colby. III
HOMEOPATHY, with reference TO Lecture, by U. w.
Holmes. NJ. ID.
DIR. FLEMlNG5S LECTURE on Z HE PHIL0SO-
ply AND CHARMS OF HOMEOPATHY
gand NJ D.
CONSUMPTION, by A. Cs.Bsc5sI,gsl. D.,
'DENTIHi0N, bE,l e. Seeker. u. d
$50 f0r gslesa variety Of HOMEOPATHIC B0OKSsaad
MEDICINES. BIZ lau30l WELD & Co, 70 Camp s..
LARD OIL
EEs BBLS. LARD OIL, in store ard for sale by
~ STURGES & WRIGHT.
as Is TchOupnOulss stIset
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PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL

TgNHE Hotel at this well known watering place. situated
il on the Gulf Of Mexico, within so miles of New S
Qdean will reopen tor the reception Of ysteIs on sss8
JUNE isi. During the winter considerable aiteTa- E2-A
tons have been made the house and grounds with the
view of adding the comfort of those seeking health
pleasure
The BaeheloB apartments, numbering sixty rooms Rays
been finished in superior manner and the pFOdetor feels
hesitation in saying that they not surpassed at any
watering placein the Union.
Additional bedrooms washhOuses ironing -fO0ms, &c
have been erected expressly for in The employ OF
yisitsB
The BATHING cannot be surpassed on the coast and
BILLIARD TABLES, TRNPtN ALLEYS and Carriages are
connected with the establishment.
The design Of the proprietor to render this establishment
first class Hotel in all its appointments and worthy the
patronage Of the citizens Of Louisiana and adjoining states
The splendid lOWpresgure mail steamers Oregon and jas
L. Day leave the terminus of the railroad daily, after June
1st at " O'clock arriving at the Pass at NJ, and
during the season. the and elegant steamer
California belonging to thesame line, will leave every alter
nate morning at O'Clock, returning to the city at u A. NJ,
next day. The steamers Mobile and M0ntezuma also leave
regularly from the New Basin
Families and others, wishing to secure rooms, VIII please
address the subscriber,
r. H. MONTGOMERY Pass Christian, Miss
E Letters other maable matter left at the ofhce OF
NJ Judson corner Canal and Camp streets will be forwarded
dailV my5 1ms 3md& w
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THE aRAETEn & a.. qQEyPA9NY's CURE

THE GRAEFENBERG COMPANIES CURE
FOR DYSENTERY, &c.
FHNHE success which has attended this Medicine, renders 1t
Il an imperative duty incumbent upon the pyOpnetOrs
make known TO- and appreciated by the public, that tie
GRAEFENBERG DYSERTERY SYRUP is of inne
date efficacy in the most violent and obstinate cases OF Dys
EMERY Dahna, etc. and giving immediate relief 70 the
patient The same may be said of Their
sCHiLDREN'S PANACEA for Summer complaints, etc.
SARSAPARILIsA COMPOUND;
HEALTH BITTERS--in papers,
VEGETABLE PILLS;
FEVER AND AGUE PILLS;
EYE LOTION
And for every description OF inflammation Bruises Burns
and Saalds, the GREEN MOUNTAIN 0INTAfENTis
a sovereign remedy.
All Of the above may be found at WELD& co Is Depot
of Cheap Literature, No 70 Camp street. s5tf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-07

From Mr.. .Io6a p. Morgan, Druggist, dated
PITTsBURe Jan IL, 1347.-fhe Syrup of Wild Cherry
and Tar has given great satisfaction those who have used
IT, know ofone instance Of permanent cure of Asthma
on gentleman Of Ohio, think shall be able to sell at
fsiYr rrf.E q ga !
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TOOTH-AOHE CURED

IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, By Dr. hIENsING'S
TOOTH-.ACHE ELIXIR, or eharge So Office
No. SO Baonns street. Alb door above Compon St. New
Orleans.
sB Qfcs53 BaroRae street, 4td door aJoUe Common
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~. II5E.EY AND FANeY G00DS

MRS MeCLUSKEY.
~ FASHIONABLE MlLINER AND !, "a
Sss DRESS MfKER, &gf9
Sssss tooR. CIRCUS AND GRAyIER sTs.,N % sSSaee
S%asssHN T1lscaRS, Leeh0g7ts, PGBGmas aud @SS--@s
Straa0s Cleaned Dyed and altered to the present fashion
n B-The above win be executed in the most fashions-
Die style and on the most reasonable terms. api4 Urn
Mrs. INGRAM
~ FASHIONABLE MILEINEB, ~
s-sA Tuscan and StgGW Hat Manufacturer, ~
Co. No i72 Camp street, New Orleans &C.,
sAsazpN Tuscan, Straw, and Nespotan Hats@-aseasN
cleaned and altered in superior style mh29 ly
a5s Country orders viii be punotuallg attended 20.
SPRING GOODS
gssa- MRS. BAEISTER1S JILLLflvERY GndBfaS
S41s F59ECYl STORE. No, 90 Eoyak street. ~
S corner of B2eRoltte Strest--Just received from M
WGE Paris, By direct mPorahon-SPRlNG ANpL-Sa
FANCY G00DS-cGnsistihg Of BOnnets. Ribbons, Flew
Rich Silks. Bar8ges Fine Musins, Tissues Fans, Far
asols, etc, etc.
61 BIilines supplied Extra Fine Stock mha On
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eyAMUEL LOCKE, Nos. and 8 FRONT LEHEE,
- Bet1oeel CNSt0EahoRse and B8epUdke I7A
~ streets, Is now receiving and hasin IT.
ON store, for sale at the lowest CASH
VI h Prices. the following with nu- eEzS
W InelOus ether GOODS
600 boxes TIN PLATE &c and TX Charcoal Brands
900 boxes Extra Sizes TIN PLATE, DC, DIX, DIX,
20S14IX and Xxx. 12SSL2 TX and Xxx, I4hSl4IX
and Xxx Leaded Roofing Plates 1870;
50Obundles English SHEET IRON Nos u, "a, Is, Is,
400 bundles American HEET IRON, No. p TO q;
10000 is BRAZIER'S COPPER. TO- II and u Is sheets
$1,000 b do. do, Assorted from 10 to l00f do;
800 bundles American IRON WIRE; .
600 fb BLOCK TIN;
5000 lb PIG and BAR LEAD.
a. Ageney for NORTH'S TIMERS TOOLS and
PECK, SMITH 4 co.'s MACHINES
Kettle Ears, Riyets, Bucket Ear, Bucket S@}
Covers. Saucepan handles Copper Kettle and
Boiler Bottoms Russia SheetIr Zine Timers Mallets
etc GB Manufacturers and Commission Merchants are
invited 70 examine the Stock and Prices. Jy26 I'm
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81 EsTATE AT PRTVATE sALE.

at low prices and very reasonable terms The plans
othe property Tan be seen at the office Of the subscriber
Seven very vainable LOTS. OE GROUND forming tie
corner OF sgazue and ST. Joseph streets. with all the inn
prOyeneuts thereOn--aI well rented
Two valuable LOTS OF GROUND on CRTondelet street
between Julia and ST JoseDh
Two LOTS OF GROUND on Paeaniers street, between
Basin aud Edward streets
One.stoV FRAME DWELLING fe ming the corner of
Paeanier and Market streets.
One twos Story FRAME DWELLING adjoining tie
above described one, having paIeTTe in 'front.'
Two two.stOTy BRICK WAREHOUSES on Com
merce street.
One twostory FIR AME DWELLING on Market street
between ST. John the Baptist and Pacane, and Stables
In the rear.
beautiful FAMILY RESIDENCE on Apollo street.
Ayery valuable piece Of GROUND. forming the corner
of Tchoupito0las snd Richard streets
OnetwOstofy DWELLING HOUSE forming the corner
of ST. John and Perdid0 streets.
in THE CITY OF LAFAYETTE.
1877 LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the above city
suitable for Private Residences
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PORTRAIT OF GEN. TAYLOR
at HELD e. co, IS, 70 Camp street
NIL have received few OF those beautiful and perfect
wv LIkEN ESSES OF GEN. TAYLOR steel en-
craving from )aguereOtype taken in tins city Whoever
wantsto secure one viii do well to call early. Jy2
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NEW BOOKS-Per Crescent City,
TKyE have received and now open the following works,
w per Crescent City
GOWERTE.; a novel BY G. p r. James
THE TENANT OF WILDFELL HALL; ~ the author
sOf Jane Eyre
VANITY FAIRPen and Pencil SKETCHES OF English So
ciety by w NJ Thaekery.
The following Plates of the Bh0gs Of Rs0 York
J. Winans in the character OF : joe"
i. s. ChanfTan in the character OF - Nose.
Take cat de Rutfom the new play New Yo As It's"
Dancing for Eels
ai46 WELD Il Co, Y Camp street.
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From M Edlbard Robbins, DrRgpist.
B0RDEETOwN, N. j., Jan. g. l847.We have taken some
trouble introduce Dr. DAVIS Syrup OF Wild Cherry and
Tar here and have sold all wereceiyed from you. Dr. III
Cook has used it in his practice he thinks highly Of the
medicine Dr. Cook Of the most eminent physicians
the United States and was theatendng physician OF Joseph
Bonapare, king Of Spain, during all hhFesdenee in this
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oARRoLLToN HOTEL ANp aARpENs
S. 3 8 s s s
uoTpT, AVN cARDrNs

>
one of the most del5ghtfJ Residences IN the South
akssS Tx CARRoBToE HoTRb AND GARDENS, an.
ssaH 81 miles from Canal St, NewO Orleans ria thee
AszaS- CarrOtOn Railroad. a4As
TIE subscriber has honor announce that be
Eg prepared to accommodate limited number of BOAD-
ERs, By the day, week, or month,
TERMS.
Per Day 81 90 Per Week, $40 Co.,. Per Month, 80 90
Breakfast, Dinner, and Supper at any hour.
Fish Dinners to ORDER and Private Parties accommodated
The best of Wines and Liquors
Ice rsdES SheYbes Lemonade, and SOd1-DGte served
at the Saloon or in the Gardens.
The Dningoons and RssauIat under the charge Of
Mr. PoUCHRT one of the first caterers and formerly Of
Mobile and New Orleans,
Billiard Tables Ten-pn Alleys, and QuOits.
Good Stabling for thirty Horses.
GEy- The FLOWER GARDENS attached to the Hotel,
t acres in exen are laid out with much taste and
fine order and far sRTpGss anything of the kind in the
United States
BoUquETs in g1eatvarety, always be had applca-
ton to the Gardener.
Every possible attention paid to Visiters whose patronage
il res0ectfulv snlieited By (myItf1 JAMES DUNNO.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-07

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MI ]. +. Howells SrIt afons me much pleasure 70
say 10 you that my Cough and severe affection Of the Lungs
has been entirely removed BY The nge Of onehaf bottle Of
Dr. Davis Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar which YOU and
Others advised me TO use You can safely recommend the
OF the above named Syrup for Coughs and Colds
most excellent remedy. Yours respectfully