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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-07

SECOND MUNICIPALITY.-DlSch arged-J. BOW
man and his son - Bowman, were yesterday ar
raigned before Recorder Golding, on charge Of
fraudulenty attempting to sell to Col. Peck the
discharge of a deceased soldier named John kertz'
Il was proven that the deceased had given to the
Younger Bowman the discharge, in consideration
of n bill of board and attention paid him while sick
in Bownan's house and furthermore, several res
pectable persons appeared in Court and gave both
the accused a most unexceptionable character.
After full bearing of the case the Recorder dis
charged them both.
Bernard McCluslly accused of perjury in swear
ing that he had not received his three months pay
as a discharged soldier when he had, for the pur-
pose of selling his claim to the same to }. C. Dow
ner. was also discharged, the evidence of the pros
ecutor Che only Witness failing to substantlate the
charge.
C9Dlmiiied-Willam Oge, charged with steal
np a coat from the store of Mr.. Platt at the cor
ner of Girod and Levee streets, was committed Tor
. trial before the First District Court
HEAVY Charge Of Breach Of Irlst.-Thomas }.
Smith made affidavit before Recorder Goiding' on
the Sd inst. that Robert Duell Of Ichoupltoulas
street, had absconded from the city with $lO2o OF
ms money. entrusted TO the care of DUEL by him.
A warrant was issued for the arrest OF Duell, but
although the officers have been searching for INN
since. il was Yesterday returned with the endorse
ment ." not to be found.
Disrpissed.-dchael Weldon and VIM Jones,
accused of stealing three pair of shoes and one pair
of boots from Geo. Statsback; and VIM. Il. john
SON. charged with taking $45 or $50 in money from
Stephen c. Satchell, were all discharged, there
being no proof whatever against the parties
Ungallaat ThreaL-Theodule Champagne was
Yesterday found guilty of gongio the house OF Mrs
Widow Catherine LETTER, at the corner OF Prytania
and Eurerpe Streets and threatening to take the
lady's life with knife. The Recorder required
him to give bond to keep the peace.
Perjlrg-On the Both ult., Justice Bright granted
a marriage license to marry Mary Tondrey anl
Francis Ridley, and the pair were united. AeS'er
dav. John Kennev, who claims to have been th'
guardian of the young lady, made oath before he
corder Goldng that Owen Matthews and Ihoma
Osbourn, on whose affirmation, that the lady wa
q wears of age, the license was granted, had per
ipred themselves nasmuch as she was but 10. In
accused, hearing that warrants had been ISSUE
AGAINST them came into court and gave security
$1,000 each to answer the charge on the llth INST
the day fixed by the Recorder for an examination
of the case.
The Omnibus Raciag.-We understand that Ike
corder Golding yesterday sent the names OF IN
Omnibuses reported for racing and furious drlvln
on Tchoupitouas street--about dozen IN all,
beleve-to the Attorney of the Municipality VIII
insiructons 10 prosecute.
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NEW ORLE a " s:
SATURDAY M0RNING, OCTOBER7, 184s


The Fillmore Rangers in connection with
several of the Rough and ready Clubs, held mass
meeting at the Arcade last night.
Col R. NJ. Nc Apin Of the Fillmore Rangers. presided,
assisted By the ioiOvng gentlemen as Niee Presidents
First ."actpaitty.-Col e F. Hunter, Grand Marshal
of Fillmore Rangers; Martin horgave, Pauln banque,
Octave Leblanc, William AHdry. Octave Debuys.
Second yhuniciDdtLty-M NJ, Thomas Jas y. Walton
Geo Lawrason, Theo. A. James, ,Ibos. L.. Leeds -
Foster President Union Club Second Municipality. - -
Third .MUaictpatttg.-T. A. Boule f. Mouny M. ii.
Bfin, Miguel Hernandez, JT., Joseph Solomon.
LGfagette.-Chas Il. Mount, JnO. NJ. Burke, David
Adams.
The following gentlemen appointed SeeTearie5 Jno
Debuys, Jno. Il, CALDWELL j. b. WIZ.
The Arcade was crowded, and the meeting was
of the largest have hadin the city since the
opening Of the canvass. Speeches were made by
Messrs. VIM. II. Hunt, Preston w. Farrar, Randel
Hunt, and Geo. w. Christy-and songs were sung
by Glee Club in the gallery. What with the
speaking and singing, the meeting was excited to
the highest pitch of enthusiasm and did not adjourn
until after 10 O'Clock. The President, before the
meeting adjourned, announced that there is 10 be
another Wing Mass Meeting this evening, in La
iayette at Terpsichore Hall.
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FIRsr MUN1crPAbITY = Heavy Penahy.-Ste-
pbe1, S. Tariy, accused of insultingand abusing
CLAUDE Brugniers, some two or three months since,
was Fssssfdav, iined $50 by Recorder Genois, with
the coisassn, however, that the penalty be con-
firmed BIT 5ustice Of the Peace, TO whom the case
wasreIened for a thorough hearing.
Vagrdats-Mrs Sullivan, Manuel Perez and
Geo. Harvey alias Wilson, were sent to the First
District Court as Migrants.
Distubing the Peace.-Louis Alexandra and
Charles Home, charged of being disturbers OF the
peace. were committed for trial before the First
District Court; and Mary Reilly and Caroline
Edmonds, on charges Of drunkenness and disturb
ing the peace, were fined $40. Catherine Falks,
for the same offences, was required to give security
for future good behavior which she was unable to
furnish and was sent to prison for one month
Pettg Thef-Hiram Pickens, accused of steal
ing cabbage and other vegetables, night after
night. from the stand of Louis Spercker in the
Vegetable Market, was committed for trial before
the First District Court.
UnDaanly Assault.-John Reilly was yesterday
arrested on charge of assaulting and beating 8
little German girl, about thirteen years of age
named Eliza Schellham
Larceny-Lucinda, the slave Of Nine Plerr'
BIandin, was arrested at the request of Bicent'
Noguerra, on a charge Of larceny.
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CHoAKED TO DEATH.-A young child of Mr.A.C.
Moore in Havana, N. T., died last week from swal-
lowing whole common white bean. On post
mortem examination the bean was found sweiled
IN an enormous size.
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CARD-Tbe subscriber respectfully informs his friends
~ that he has sold TIE AMERICAN to MI, NJ. r.
ROULsToN and while he returns his thanks for the very
liberal patronage which he has received, he recommends MS
successor to their kind attention and hopes they viii
their support 10 the establishment. [O2ttl g. oMEhKA
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-07

~ A large procession of our Spanish adopted
citizens Of the Democratic faith, marched through
the streets LAST night with music, and torches, ana
banners, and all the paraphernalia OF a political
PROCESSION Judging from their enthusiasm they
are as ~ exciEed by the contest going on as the
most ardent Of our politicians.
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S 81 y q s.

.ss1g For Vera Cruz FIRST YESSEL;; The
<@I4LA fine. fastsaing schooner d. c. FOSTER Capt
s@ Garfield having half her cargo engaged and gong
board, Will have Dispatch For balance OF freight or
passage kawng fine modatonS apply on board athe
o5 w GGBBoNs. q casionlouse street
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TIE AMERICAN.

No. AZ St. CHaREES St, opposite St. Charles Hotel
TTJHE subscriber respectfully informs his trends and the
nnbiic in gem raj that ne has purchased the 81
above popular establishment which has for SO Tong sF
fjms been undeT the management OF MIR. e.. J, -
ONEARA and that he will conduct it in the best possible
stye which he thinks will tend to render worthy OF public
n3TonaGe The whole establishment has been newly eed
and repanted valuable stock of fine liquors has been all
in and nothing shall be omitted the part OF the propn
etor which can possibly tend to the comfort and accommo
daton OIL iho'e WHO ia'o' MN WIZ NJ. F. ROULsTON
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1R.MN IRNMI9e

-
.s%y For Shreveport, Natchitoehee and Alex
lsllSAA5ss aFdrio.The superior ilght-daaght steam
cave ioI tie above THIS DA saturday, 7th inst q
iO q o. Sls'vin' '''.s' SMITH IS MagsiIss
gTss55 ~ s. Mail sax sTATH-Fer PittstHre
fIils 81 sssnfiay 1t 10 ciooE. pos.
TIE rev spesio5 ght paseng ger steamboat pa
leave as above For eight o passge having u1supasea
apRg g hoard P P09a9ss sse
N B--The Bay State entirely new boat has large
with no deay She viii take freight for Memphis Padu
cah smhland etc Passengers VIII please be on board o.
the above hour
s5s7s :, Memphis Packet 3 o LII 1N-For
sstySph a. H 5 ss S I, o'as sI y \
potiTely The sneudid packet BE LLETIN. Capt @. b.
Church receiving freight and VIII resume hef regn'
surpassed accommodations apply on board At Canal street
HYDE & oGLEsBY. 19Poydras st. !,
The BULLETIN will take freight Tor Bolivar aRa al
phls z
N% For Ouachita and Black Rivers-Th
superior ghdTaught steamer ~ klb is5 .bo
on SATURDAY., the 7th inst, at Is o'clock r NJ. For
o deon' fs5 sMTH Is Masa1ns ST.
go = St Louis Packet ATLANTIC For 81.
sAss Loals aiemphis, GHd ter1nediate landings,
ming passenger steamboat ATLANTIC J; M. Broadwen.
FOR Height OF passage having unsurpassed accommoda.
tons apply board opposite P0yara9 street wharf or to
u
esg- The Atlantic being lightdaught, will meet
with no detention, and run throughout the season. %
gg5sss :. The New UNCLE SAM-For ST. Louis,
T MI Point, Memphis, etc. With Dispatch.
The new. staunch, light-dFaught steamboat
JTNCLE SAM Capt NanDusen, expected his Day, and
viii leave above For freight OF passage apply on board
at Poydras street wharf, or to
HYDE & OGLESBY, IL Poydras st:
o6 or to KENNETH 4 DIX, II Gehonptouas ST.
es15 - REGULAR PAKCET hSg =
IlAls99s For Biloxi, via Bay St. Lou 6fsatat
/ - s. Pass CtristiaRz and Miss
| issI95ICify.. Fare to Biloxi SO So. The new and
splendid fast-running passenger steamer oB LE ~
| g. Sutton master (bult expressly for the Lake trade,
cabin all in stae-Tooms,) will ply as regular packet %
Biloxi and intermediate places during the summer eaFhS
| New Orleans aud Biloxi promptly, as follows
/ LEAVES NEW CANAL FOR BiLOAI.,
ELaya N;1 CaaaI n From Railroad.
/ Tnae5ay 3 :. n 0mnibus Tuesday 81 A. II. Can.
/ iVedneSisv 4 p N DO Wednesday, 8 P. N. do.
! Erijav 3 NJ do. Friday ga A. do
| sstnr5lriav Ii NJ do Saturday, Up. N. do
! LEAVES BILOXI FOR ORLEANS.
| Sunday, 5 O'Clock, THURSDAY. . Q cIocA, r. NJ
Wednesday, ocloCk A. n. Saturday. ci9Gk A. NJ
N. B. Freight for the Morning trips oy the NeW S5haa
should be down the day previous freight Dy e Aan
| road will be received for the last train.
G5 For freight passage, having unsurpassed accom-
/ mOdatiOns, apply on board, or to- 80.
/ 90 WINGATE & Brennan ~ Poydras St
/ NTr7vTT l0TT.EANS q C5ARROILTON RAILROAD
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PROCLAMATION.

Bv ISAAC JOHNSON, Governor Of The State Of Loui'iana
WHEREAS The fslure to appropriate specifically the
w fund pT0yded by law for the support of the Free Pub
- - ~ lie Schools of this State must exert,
~ 81 s1ssS> unless prevented in time. highly
pIeudiciaI influence the great
49, cause of education, and the best IN
tere OF humanity and whereas, the Importance OF the
matter in this view of it. appears TO call fOrthe consideration
0 e Legislature period earlier than that OF It's next
regular January 1850 and to form sn exraoTdlha
oecasion sne as in nv gment renders necessary the con-
vention Of the two Houses soon may be practeane
do therefore, by this my proclamation, convene the Two
Houses of the Legislature meet at the state house IN the
cy OF NewCeans the First Monday in December next
heinz the fourth of said month"; and require the respect
i've Senators and Representatives then and there to assemble
in order that they may devise and adopt such measures e pQ
as to them the exercise of their wisdom and dscTehon
NAV expedient and proper and receive such infoa
o1 in relation to the affairs OF the State generally, at That
time NAV be deemed advisable to submit them. 49,
Given under my hand and the Seal OF the state. at
: New Orleans this twenty first day OF August 1912
L. 81 and Of the Independence of the United States the
seventy third year. -, r,,,,,-s,,,.r
By the Governor loAAC JOdNoOSS;
CHARLEs GAYARRE, Secretary of State. aug
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RpoKE JAIL.-Bob Sutton, the notorious pick
,,ocEat under an Indictment for robbing Judge
Harris ESCAPED from the Albany Jail on the 10Th
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nedy. Yours respectfully;

-1E7ford. PERU County, Pa, October /, 1876.
Messrs Robinson Collins 4 Co.. SiTs-Ihls Is to INFORM
Won that was afflicted for twenty with violent pam
in INV breast so much that could hardly lie IN pea Al
decided symptoms Of consumption. applied 70 several emf
nent physicians and took great deal OF medicine
auv relief whatever advised to try III. DAVIS CoIn-
pOUnd Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar, Of which TOOK Wo
bottles which entirely relieved me OF my conplh LleiS
fore can with confidence, recommend II 70 an VIM dS "
IKE III alhei ai'io's''' % --''' JOHN TooMEY;
The authenticity of the above statement youched Io ~
Mr. Isaac Murphy merchant OF Milford WING ny 3 now
Toomev and the circumstances OF his case MI l. NV
Fly Fra,e ye 81 o. ~, s. Mcintosh ...,.of Wild
WT1Isv1TLE ONO Jan. %, 1S47The aiIleie VI -
Cherry and Tar tind 10 be valuable rcd nearly an
considerably in my practice. have SOFA IN n have Won
tist Won have T1 AIDED and would be pied. - 49,
send another supply early as the mean' VI
will open. -, ~ rIrrppU .,.n TAP
DP DAVIs' SYRUP OF WILD ChESSkf AND t t4b.
III tstement is word for word as was taken
= ue i AZ Cseorre-yihout paint or vaTnls NO
HO P VIII sufferers resist such evidence!
sent D. 1S47.-l have been subject, IOf
a. - fffaen wears, 10 weakness OF the lungs cough %
cIta~ and very frequently lad uD IN ped during It
ecIC 5srsssing cough and pain in breast and leIt
I Mi, nj mi s1geats. Last ApI had violent aach,
L tasted for three months; It appeared TO me nat ny
ie lungs were diseased; would spit up daly halI PM
fatter took great many remedies that We're e1oII-
e1ded r. me- a. well number OF prescriptions tom gu
family physician withOutany relief AT ast wa s
mon 10 take Dr. Davis Compound syrup OF WIG CbeIly
and Tar which had the most happy ana sanitary eoL
disease Before had taken bottle, my cough gave wy
INV night Sweats were relieved, the pain lett my side an.
breast now consider that am ehulssy Hei ~ ~
~. guiai a - f 49, M JANE ELIZA GEORGE.
sipS " ny door. beow Schuyki Sixth sonth SIDE
r. Sod by ROBINSON, COLLiNSG CO, 81 AiaiAs
'fI 1slp f sof T. WRIGHT CO., Isl ohartrs st.
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DEBT o. - LATE REPUBLIo

DEBT OF TIE LATE REPUBLIo OF TEXAS
NHE undersigned offers his services agent for the pre-
spntaon and adjustment, with the State OF Texas 81
ALI, CLAIMS FOR MONEY, against the late Republic
of Texas Those wishing to engage his services can 90
Nv calling ON or addressing him No. 81 POyrGs street
T-c15 JJTIo1nS MEMUCAN HUNT, Of Texas.
sz RefeTto c. a Jacobs, G. Burke, Alceel abianche,
c ~ Prent;ss and BaIie Peyton F.suE al9f
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From lr John D. Morgan, Druggist Gdteq 2i,.I
a. % Ian H. IS47.The Syrup OF Wild Cherry
~ ~ bas oyen great satisfaction those who have used
knog OF one instance Of permanent cure OF Asthma
on gentleman Of Ohio think shah De aDe 10 ssi d
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r-- fire i'm Philadelphia the 10Th uIt., IN IIls
wholesale drugstore Of c. w. Appleton q Co.,
Market street, destroyed stock 70 the amount u
aSO0O-insured The explosion OF a large lamp u
aIcoholwas the cause of 1t.
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WORKING OF CoNscIENcE.-Seyeral hulioteu
dollars, sent by Mr.. barrow IN letter from o,
Adams, VT, after being several weeks lost ana al
the postmasters on the route had been examined Dy
a Government agent, has been returned TO MI
barrow in letter through the mail, without post
mari, and in different money.
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JEW ORLEANS & 0ARRoLLToN RAILROAD
fsss;r.-- x.,y Eut.--sss5izgzgsFfs1


Depot corner Of BGrOnHe aud Peratdo strees sS
single ticket any distance above Pleasant st. ~ cenl
single ticket children over5 and under IL years ~
81 tickets, (Eed)
Hall the above rates for any distance below Pleasant sree
Servants Csaves,) for any distance Ssnt'
Es Residents in Lafayette CarotOn and vicinity are
informed that ths Company has fixed uniform rate o.
Communication tickets for passage in the Cars towlt g "
De month Din advance either Road and for any distance
children half pncenO such tickets given for any DINER
perOd than the first to the last OF each month.
a Car expressly for ladies, in each train.
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
s1EorRo-MAcNETIo PORTRAITS.

ELEoTRo-MA PORTRAITS.
by the application of the above mysterious agent to pa
ID querieotye "a discovery OF the snbsc6sT me under
signed IS enabled to produce PORTRAITS OF Lhe most
superior kind in a SINGLE sECoNDeatchng inc precise
eXpressou instantly and fixing it lndeby upon the SILVER
plate 81 Those who wish to retain In their families goou
IFEEEssRs of relations friends do so at moderate
price Rooms corner of Canal and ChartTes
No ChaTtres street. [my3 lyl w. Ii. HUICdlNHS.
MAGUIRE's DAGUERREoTYPE.
NJ would respectfully return thanks for the liberal patron;
age bestowed on him since ne first had the hOnof OF
Introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOneans,
five wears ago during which time he has taken more portraits
han any other person in the world His specimens were
exhibited at the Fair competition with Others taken py
me BEST operator from Newly and he was awarded he
First Premium. NOspeomen9 exhibited at ms
but those taken by himself NJ assures the public thas ms
portraits will continue be what they always have been
Inc BEST His long experience and constant pTacce are
he best inducements persons DESTROYS OF instruction IN the
beautiful art Genuine NOigtlander CamsTas ~ per cent
cheaper than any in the city, al other sees the same
Plates at a. per dozen ScOYPs No. Tor 70 guaIante
the best plates made the United States Gases 81 70 and
50 so NewYork Cameras at $l5.
ksyS Orders from the country promptly attended %, r.
f555~ Entrance No. 8 CAMP street. mn1A u
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A FATAL LEAP.-A young man named Num-
slightly insane jumped over the bank OF the Genesee
river, at Mount Norris and was instantly dashed 10
pieces The precipice at the point from which ne
leaned is about 200 feet high.
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From the Western Empire" Dayton, o., uy ~ lo4
Mr. ]. F. Howes sr-t affords me mucn pleasure NE 70
has been entirely removed b the use Of oneha d bottle E Of
atss edysad ne to use You safely recommend the
Us Of be above named Syrup for Coughs and Colds as
most excellent remedy. yours fes(geetiIiHI q -
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B. RsT Practical DENTIST, IL 81 0haIlos St.

J. WEST Practical DENTIST, 1l2 ST. Charles ST.
e." Warranted for Ten Years. qk5E
TNHE SUBSCRIBER, having introduced 80
L into his practice and improved
method of FILLING TEETH with Gold, U 5000
BY which double the amount of density Isl -ii-A1TJ
produced is prepared warrant every hhng where the
Tooth is constit1tonaly good and healthy Ten feqrs.-
Also whole and half sets of ARTIFICIAL TEETH, either N
blocks Of carved work with false jaw and gums, or with
single or separate Teeth be preferred, mounted On
Gold Plate and confined by atmospheric pressure suclenly
firm sustain weight of sixteen pounds, VIII pc urnlsneq
on better terms and OF better quality than can be procured
AT any other Dental establishment IN The South
EY@ J, w. refers to the following gentlemen VINO nave
honOred him with their patronage:
MoRpTIy STURGEs & WRIGHT.
OIMITRy moRPHY g. MENUS.
Or BFNRpooK robson 81 ALLEN.
N B-Dentists supplied with Gold Foil and Plate Vi
fee M. liz ST. Lh0FLeS street sto PM
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ANg1AQ sAAAse


CASS V ENS - = "a SSO0
Groceries, Provisions and Liquors. &c
BY MORPHY Is NEVLUS.
DAX ,0 Ss4gid 5 On i9st at = cock'' u
500 New GUNh.Y Bass coils ROPE /. Y 4 VI, :
BA AeSP s sesa ia, RAislNs Fss Nails &C.
Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, shoes, SC
By Il. ARMFEELD, Auetioneer.
b o A. D7 canal at t tse O De% vi d ana
Magazine sreet7 0at reserrea general tment Of
G5b " cidPTs GAssIMEREs RERsEYs seize
u.rs 1,o,ts SHOES. HIAARBWARE, Cutlery, ard
Iarge variety OF FANCY GOODS, all Of which will be
very suitable for Country Trade.
II. B-Lberal Cash Advances made on eopsignHmens OF
Dry Goods Hardware Cutlery, Gold and silver WseneS'
JelYeFy, and Mercha" disc generally. o. ON
Succession of A. HolbrooK
BY j. A. B0NNEVAL, Aucuoneer:
TeY virtue Of and pursuance Of an order from the Hon
the 3h of August 1Si3 will be sold at auction on SAL
URDAY, the 7th OF October 1915, at L o'clock NJ al
DaHk CERFAFN LOT OF GROUND, with all the build
ing and improvements thereon situated IN he ec4aa ~
rondee and St. Charles stsees measuring 20 feet front on
PerdO street by depth OF lS feet II Haes o @ he ex
ni 4el Of IT 5soe Lewis Esq, Military Public At g hs
expense OF the purchaser 80
Window Glass, Paints. etc.
BY MORPHY 81 MENUS.
VKTEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at u o'clock-Wiu be sod
w al Store No 81 Magazine street
1900 boxes WINDOW GLASS, OF the WateiioIo Hau-
ufactOry Il j., from SXl0 to 24x32
50ob bls kags and boxes CHROME GREEN and Y Ell
low BLACK PAINT, Spanish Brown, Yellow Ochre,
Venetian Red PRUs5IAN BLUE, Imperial and Pernla-
nent Green dry and IN OIL &c. .l -
Cata'osues viii be ready the day previous tosa e. apd
terms liberal. Va
10 TIE PUBLIC.
"a TCuARn TERREIII respectfully offers TO the public
IL his seyices as 9UCTIONEfGR for the sale OF REAL
ESTATE and SLAVES, and for OUTDOOR SALES,
Dedgng his utmost exeOn to promote the interest oil hose
eptrlsting business TO his care =, -
Ezy Negroes Of every description constantly Oh manu-
at private or public sale. -;
ksz5s Liberal Cash Advances made on cOnsIgn
ments. klCIAf.D ~ Is s - 100 ,a
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BRAGELONNE-PARF 8
EETELD g. co, have Just opened the following ne"
w and interesting BOOKS
BROGEIONNE-Par 3; being the conclusion
MARY GROVER. OR THE TRUSTY WIFE
BATTLE OF BUENA VISTA. g, e.. n,
PIERS BRIDE BY the Author OF The Frame Bird
ROUGH AND READY SONGSTER. - 49,,
HABITS LIFE OF NAPOLEON, beautifully ooohu'
yFRICOURT's MODERN FRENCH LITERAII HI ~.
SWEDENBORG'S WRITINGS and .HO9SEOFAt l "A
ia WORKS WELD & CO, = Camp 81,
s13 Depot of Homeopathic N1sLlsIl22-
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From Mr. Ed1sard Robbins, Druggist.
BoRDENT0wN, N J., Jan. g. l847.-We have taken some
ronble TO introduce Dr. Davis Syrup Of Wild Cherry and
Tar here and have sold all received from you Dr. j. H.
Cook has used il in his practice he thinks highly OF the
medicine DR. Cook one of the teminent physicians IN
the United States and the attending physician OF joseph
Bonapae King OF SPAIN during all his residence In lhS
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HoLBRooK OYSTER SAL
FEIICIANA HOUSE FOR SALE.

FELICIANA HOUSE FOR SALE.
TFV4E LEASE, FURNITURE aud GOOD WILL OF
The house viii accommodate nearly hundred f.!2A
boarders and is full eight months in the year. 10 49,
person acquainted with the Western trade TINS house ua
be great source of profit The present occupant, wishing
no retire offers the above fine establishment moderate
terms For particulars apply the premises, corner OF
'c LIB anu ~ ~ JAMES ROACH.