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:, offering to the pnbie this and valuable remedy 70,
We ION e. ie ds@ ' on s 81 t
medicine Numerous Testimonials may be seen IN pamph-
let for distribution at the agency which sufferers are invited
ooJtan may he proper that DR. D. eminent
practising physician OF twenty years standing agraduae OF
The University of Pen nsylvanla.
PrTrsscRG, Jan. ~ lsl7-rhe syrup Of Wild Cherry
and Tar has great satisfaction TO those who have used
On gentleman of OHIO. think shall be able to sell at
iea-t sN gToss a year.
h%FDtSrowS, \. /, J3n ls47-'ye 1syG taken some
Cook has used IN his practice he thinks highly OF the
ene , Coo" and 8 e a%n S :can Of
honapate eAkng OF SPAN during all his residence In this
t,.m r." Hstrrn E@pi,e" negton, o., .i@y q l847
Dr. DAVIS syfup Of Wild Cherry and rpr which and
he above named Syrup for Coughs and Colds, a.
most excellent remedy Yours 's1Wf*:',vIIF PHILLIPS.
',,Ls s S S; cs"s,g 'iI Pe Gs'c1cy i3&
N my breast much 80 bat could hardly lie in bed at
decided synlHoms OF conSumnton Applied, ,evea emf
nent physIcan and took great dea OF medicine without
posnf yr%p of an Ta % VII T look D wo
bottles, which entirely relieved me Of my complaints; there
lore can Win confidence recommend II 10 an VINO are IN
''s amer '''''' as must join ToonEr:
ne aGheNtCfy OF Inc ABOVE Siele VOnchp1 Tor by
Mr Isaac Murphy. merchant oi Milford. who knows Nj
O0mey, and The umstanCes OF his Mr. T.
sixty years OF
from, Y1r. r. 5. .Grip'0sh
WELLSvIILE, ONO Jan. q l3i7.-The article Of Wild
Cherry and Tar find to be valuable medicine, and
considerably my Practice have sold and used nearly all
that ,ou have forwarded and would be pleased 10 have
send another supply early as the OF transportation
viii open.
DR.. DAVIS SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR.
The following statement j, word for word. taken
from the lips OF Ms George-without paint or varnI-h No
certificate manufacturing. VII. sufferers resist such evidence!
PinLApET PHA, Sept % ISL have been subject, Tor
the last fifteen years, weakness the lungs ana
hectic fever and frequently Iad bed during that
with distressing cough and pain breast and lett
side. with night Last April had violent attack
which Iasted for three months; appeared to me that nav
Whole lungs were diseased would daily halt pint
of matter. took remedies that were recon-
mended 70 well number OF prescriptions from our
family ply stefan without any rele At last va, prty aed
upon take Dr. DAVIS Compound syrup OF WA Cherry
and Tar which had the happy and sau'ary elect
disease Before had taken bottle my cough gave way,
my night -vyeas were relieved, the le!t da and
hfea>t. now consider that am entirely well, except
neira glc pain that occasionally afflicted with
side of nv head. JANE ELIZA GEORGE.
Thompson st. doors below SchuyIkil Sixth so1th SHE
~ Sod By ROBINSON COLLINS 4 Co, 81 Market
street Philadelphia, and -
leIa 3ntt !. WRIGHT & co. ISL Chartrs
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ENECrTloN.-IIie Sunper :. c. Banner says
= The negroes, Isaac, Harry. and Newton, con-
victed Of the murder OF Mr. !. Err in, i'll this dis
trct, on the 9Th Of July, near tie Midway Church,
We're hung on Friday. sept l. not FER iroin the
scene OF the murder They died repeniant and in
the faith and promises OF the Bible
The Banner also gives the following account Of
a murder near kingstree:
We are informed lha; on the SIS, August. a
German named GrieIvauit, was shot from 4 con
reaIed position about three miles from kngstree
Williamsburg district on the road from Georgetown
10 that place, by runaway negro, vino fled imme-
dilte after the commission of lie act. The cail5e
oi the deed was not mentioned nor known. we be
lieye. 1t was done about , O'Clock in The dav
Grleuvaut fingered unul the morning Of the lst
when death put an end 20 his sut1eriigs
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ALEXANDER HILLS
HOUSE FIRMS HING STORE

No 90 Camp Street Won OrzednS.
h1HERE Families can find all articles of Housekeeping
w comprising general assortment and select stock Of
KITCHEN FURNITURE Cooking utensils Tina no
Iron Ware; Fire Sets, brass and steel shoves and TOngs
and Kitchen Fire Iron
Enameiled and patent metal timed HOLLOW WARD.
Fire Dogs.
GERMAN SILVER-Block Tin and Britannia Tsa1 1
Coffee Irns
TABLE CUTLERY--Ge German Silver Britannia and Iroc
Tea and Table Spoons
WOOD WARE-i,rass and lion bound Cedar Pals
Chuns and Tubs.
Rattan bound CEDAR WARE, article.
WILLOW WARt-Raskets, Cradles. Nubs Chairs and
Hearth Brushes
MArS-jute Manila, Aicant, Pain ard Husk Mats.
tsaiters and Trays
Steanboat and Hall an'ens.
Cooking Stoves ard Furnaces.
y. L J. Wnsht's patent Premium Cooking Stoves fOs
wood COAL with fixtures ete the most approved pat
tern in
- HOTELS md STEAMBOATS, furnished at re-
ilced mh5 Sm
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NEW AND VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOK.


4 MANUAL OF GRECiAN AND ROMAN ANTI
" DUTIES; by DR.. T. F. Bojesen, Professor of the
Greek Language and Literature in the University Of
SOro; translated from the German Edited with occa
slonai notes and complete series OF quesons) by the
Rev. Thomas kerchever Arnold. NJ A. Rector of I.yn-
don, and late Fellow OF Trinity College, Cambridge
Revised with additions and corrections,
Just received and to sale the VsJo OriedHs 0tiOncrs
Warca0nss (ai2 81 J. b. STEEL, IA Camp
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NOR SALE hy the subsGrIber-al the PCBLI-
L CATIONS of the day among which may be found the
following:
THE LITTLE WIFE-By Mrs. Grey;
PRIDE; OR, THE DUCHESS; The first of the SEVEN
CAPITAL SISs-BY Eugene Sue;
WHOM TO MARRY, AND Row TO GET MARRIED.
Complete;
THE PICTORIAL BROTHER JONATHAN, for the
Fourth of July:
HOME OF sHAkSPEARE-By F. w. Fairhot F. s 4.
beautifully Illustrated:
THE HENPECkED HUS3AND-Ey the author Of the
% History of Fhu"
LUCY HOSMER; CT. the GUARDIAN AND GuosT-By
u. p. Thomson
THE Two CORPSES; A His orica Ronance-By Fred.
eTck sjGJlie;
JEST WELD 4 co. y Camp street.
Agency Of the GraeteILerG tompGmys .Nedjcines
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.LSs III .L|!s|,, z.1sk VI! !.


~ FRTF.7!E IFNNONN O.NT.I ID
H. J. GOMEZ t.d0r Of In PafriG, viii devote few
H. hours GGIn the Gay to instructions IN the span
Iah Language. M G has adopted newand method
by WINCH scholar can learn TO read peak and translate t7
Spanish Language IN two ur three months.
For Terms, &c, apply 10 NJ Gomez n hi Office No. 81
t.aanse Alev Conf street al II" Bookstore OF
j. L. Steel, IA amp Thcs L. W te % anal and
j. T. Morgan, II Exchange Place. adjoining the Pos.olce
~ Ii asaq,sed. Nj o. ~ si., ea-psa Al strS7 "a
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HARD PUSHED FOR \ SLEEPING PLACE.-LeJu-
ard Scooly was found asleep in the yard Of dwell
ling, in Spruce street, below Second. He was =
melancholy looking man, with a beard Just long
enough 10 express neglect of personal appearance
but not long enough to pass aim OF prophet OF
a dandy of the hair-ta variety. In reply To the
usual Q.estions-' see,'' observed Leo lard with
deep sigh see - 10 Use to try to give sails
faction in this city. I've been tuci, up forty times
mere, for sleeping in one place tOther. lis
aginst the law to sleep the pavement, i'll the
market house. step. III a barrel, fish
basket, lasses h0gStead and I'D be Obieegci
10 you, You seem to know every thing and little
rt, If you'd Jest condescend TO tell we where a
filler IS allowed to sleep in this village Of yourn,
without being hauled out by the heels before be gil,
cleyery through his first map Why sleep AT
home in your bed 10 he sure ''tm' > continued
>cooy, with rather uisresPeCtui glance at the
b"nrh.-' and sposeii mar is looking for a board
ing house and can't find one spo>sn h wants to
1--we cheap ana Is willing 10 lay hard 10 save his
money OF sposen the smell OF gooses feathers affects
ms nerves Whatl he DO then " Why. ;ien
he can sleep on straw "Yes, and be eat up alive
by the tleas and SIGH cattle they have Il preciou,
partiality for me, and suck my blood ike il was
steam syrup. No, mister; ! like big bedroom;
and undergrad, or coal-wharf. sich like, is
small enough for he with the sky for blue bed
quilt, and natera stars it that look Numbering
SIGHT handSOmcr than anV patchwork. That's
how ! mean 10 sleep rs long I'm able TO afford
IL " lou will not he able afford il FIR the next
thirty days observed the Mayor, for shall
have to order you a smaller and less cOmmOdious
apartment in Moyamensng.' Half an hour after,
we saw Scooly Oh his way 10 that establishment;
for one month at least he is relieved from the
troublesome task of seeking lodging place, albeit
his lodgings may not be much to his iaste.--Phla-
ReiDaiu ptUnSUiUdN}UH.
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UROwNED.--A negro boy, a slave. was drowned
in the river, opposite the Triangle Buildings on
Tuesday evening. Cannon Were fired to raise the
hody during the evening, but without effect, and
has not vet been found.
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MnMAWhNE.,

SHIP CHANDLERY AND HARDWARE.
EAMUEL LOCKE. Nos: and Front Leoee. n
- receiving and has in store VI
200 coils OF Manila Rope, assorted to inches sA
300 do. Tarred Hemp do. to do. q
100 coils Spun Yarn and Marlin.
5000 gallons Boiled Paint Oil White Lead.
300 do. Sperm Oil, Lard and Whale Oil.
40 of Seating Copper. assorted from IA to 20 OF;
Composition Nails and Spikes.
800 tons OF Bar lion, assor:aAmerican. Swedes. etc.
1850 kegs of Cut Nails, assorted. 4d to 6Od.
100 Anchors. assorted sizes, from 40 to 25OO lbs.
81 tons Cham Gables, assorted: from = TO inch.
$50 sheets OF Brazers' Copper, 10 to 100 IL. sheets.
$40 boxes Tin Plates, 3 Charcoal.
100 DO. size Tin Plates l4xO
100 boxes l4ea'ed Plates. Ia 70 IT,. and TX.
$3.50 yards OF Cotton Canvas, No. l to IL.
Tin and Japanned Ware by Wholesale Speter Solder:
Block tin Shee, and Pig Lead Rvets Kettle Ears Brass
and iron Wire; Bolt Copper Tin Smiths Tools and Ma
ChneIy Circular Shears Pocket and Table Cutlery
large and flesh stock OF iai e I'M Dor atoms myI
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DAGU ERR EOTYPE.


Riley 4tC-raE'z IL EOE! EA1AS.
ny the apple" OF the above agent Da-
- greneCype a discovery OF the Subscribers the under
sfsned Is enabled 20 produce PORTRAITS OF the most
superior sEi IN SINGLE Sk'oND--Latcins the
express instantly, and hNng ndevy Upon the silver
pixie s-y IhUSe Tish 70 retain n their families good
.IKENE .! relations friends do Moderate
Rooms. OF taGa and ChaTeS sts.Enra rance
No. > Chaes street tmy3 IyJ w. Ii. UTCHiNGS.
MAGUIRE'S DAGUERREOTYPE.
NJ would respectfully thanks for the liberal patron
- age bestowed him he FIST mad the honor OF
Introducing the bAEU ERREDTfPE into NewD orleans,
I've years dHrin which time he has aken portraits
nan any OF heT the world. His
exhibited al the Faf composition with Others taken by
the best operator from New ork and he awarded the
fitSt fgemum Nospecmens hibec at his establishment
ant those lNen by himself. NJ he public that his
JUtFa VIII Contine 20 be what tiey always have been
he lest Ills ohg experience aud constant practice
sc bet Inducements 10 G5sIou OF instruct the
'ehljiiu at tenn" ttGtsl:eI Cameras 70 per cent
cheaper than the c,iv al other articles the
tale al 81 dozen Scov - 10. 10! 50 .5guaanted
lHe best plates mad he tnjei States Gases q
70 o. He,y f0'n Camera Il Sl-.
~ Order ifurH th- country promptly attended 70.
~ t.ntSaUee 70. CAMP street mill #
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tnrl.n IOrND.-.A white boy, about TWO Or
f'.. vars Old, was found wandering Yesterday
,aas'h. 81, Helena gardens by Commssa-y Dear
D.. Of the iii Ward, First Municipality. liz
,r.u.s or guardians will find Inn al the house of
w. DrAnhaS. 80. 23j Nlarais street
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IEN2Hhl CGrNcu~--Last night was appointed
f. Il m "'.nr OF tins body, bat for want of QUO
a'n iAos' present adjourned to the secol.d We'd
Ie..LtL IN Gcinhnr rnnl
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

iATIrrpE. % 57aoN-i.oSGrruDE. so WIN Time 81.
Cleared Yesterday:
Ship Amazon DeIano Ly rr,ooI, J.P. Whitney x 90
Dark SaNony, hnowie>, LONDON. q. " Hynson
% TS G iStss A . ''S MarSs &c Ross SS e.
'chr VIM. and Elizabeth, "e4i.stcn, NIajagori4 Bay,
Sci. Chipaa. Gner,on Pensacola. +, RogeTs x 60
Scar. Dora, hoghlch, Pensacola Jno. Hurley y Co
Arrived Yesterday:
L. : ,c1r Ma Nmton, -, days from Tampico, to L,
: tlGar;rrmisnr-.}d my.
'cr. Nara Miller, day. from Bfazo, 81. Jago, to L. :.
ssbr G S%3TTs f s,., from ,ue, d ms,
Schr Nerh,.a NIey) Doran,cs from Campeachy, Sd INST
TOD. fraE-lst my.
-TEAMGOATS:
,reoIe, G,berson, I'm Mobile.
kmneroi A',aaana, tu,r fin 81 Ilrinsvileil ts eta.
ten ID ,I, HUM, ian iazoo Cily-i4i bales
ten WORTH Charles, tn lake Fro, ldenceity
Tow1o1- Star: Brown: I'm the "a,
M BLOOMFIELD. WORCESTERSHIRE, No 80
w. 'dmD street. New Orleans as TN
WIN. Z. MUIR. CoW.VIrSiuT .4.ND FpR-
Ciiares stree" sl3
3 WILL PAY NO 6i;FA9A7F in future, except to
IL ~ '' ny " T. MUIR a st Charles ST.
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROG ANS; -.tar
gitsS tAHf'7. ianIIns tom @f''P HfeHada, and 3S
III, r. &. HoBEs, l. {, 'or,hon,est et,Ss-
PLASTER1NG HAIR.
CLUSTERING HAIR, IN hhd,. IBIS and sacks,
81 JOHN STROUD 5, CO. I46 Common st.
,,.., ~ 49, HAROLD -,-,
~ VII 7, - ~,
t.. al y '.''' q W. :, = ,"ii2 = aO u
NOTICE. .
siklNG my ab>enre from The city, NJ. JAMES ID.
~ r. hNB, + + NY dgy ; antn% 9, AGENT" as per aci
ni5,t - ' HIN : CafD,VFrJ
: -r-
.,p u , nav W 10 , li o
H. ~ AI. oar i, aH.no @ed agent DUNG on'
.i'''a' 1.'St e IN ~ ~, >, 81 ,
JN,2 4" nov : tH.L' /, i. Charles 81
Cr,..r. ., $780,, W-iA y =, rr-.-nrpr cow
/ p,Et y" ',"l7i in ni ~ 49, In .'ttr I'M
" "a II x - =. !, lb5 . ~
90 y ~ '>''i'' w "a '-.l''t'',
ry-uprr ror->r,t6OR SALE: SURVIVING Co.
J. - - IA ,,'i' a ~ o. 90 ~ '- '
s"''d"e oI 'S I9S -, 81 I IT,, l, it CI.
"-2 '. - "' y, ~ i'"- '-,. 2O H" -
TO BE SOLD.
H,: u !, ~ W. = ~ , ~ ~ 49,, ~ az, -
.'>i ,..,',t' ~, &C. IT, ,, wv ' -
""' '"''' Al' '''o-' ol' TIE P's''S''' AVN rV
-'',' W !. - - -
TIRE BRICK.
% eDD PENSACO!.A FIRE BEiCK. landing
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sSf s0'bS '''i' was io"'" "diluFiiiS S's"i"dy
M HE ~. Helena gardens, by sominISSa7y Dear
p Il tine an ward, fT7t MuhicipaIly. He
pf'ha or graTHi1hN VIII iihd nm ii lie house OF
~" 'rA'i"t-' 80 -"' -'''fa'S street
Ell %rrovn Nr>l..,.,,ry- -y.st.rl,, !, ,I,. ,o-
H. records If tl. Second Iuni,ir.Ii,;, was
h. sabbath !. in Ia,v. no dav. Ac,ing Racorler
Go3'iqo wasj nd,.,o.ad and did not ,,ns.r T,haro
H. no one. therefore. 70 take the scales Same.
b.. IL wa. generally understood. had been sent
.l!d yyouli a,,ar presently todecIore Ia 'suces
IN M. t.au4a Of rl.iira. For inward. .r an hour
b., court pfryeIuad somewhat ,lc anpearauce of
"a sIl,,r1tyr BODY waiting Gr busirp.s There was
- HIg.ity and abyrIiyr a,i.rnD IT diguitv and re-
4, ret fer the "yacreJ ,r.cjn,ts., The prisoners
IN "sdysters - were making bargains reporters
B., ,,J 10, ,,s a,acr,hIe mn,
sSS,p.,-;or ,,.. ,I,ri,,, .,a ,I;nr ,r soo.bar j.,
IA >, -.,., ,,rr ,,s ,,h;2. oh,,. ,! b,,,,,,,,
4. r,.,I ,,i h l.,rI ar, SIGNAL ofY;.r 70 :.
<,,, j., rI .-, aI sa.,Ia fine ,l,;,,, At , ,,.j ~,
~. ,,,, ;, Ti,,,, ii I'll ,,;s ,b ,,Iio, .t,,,,-t,l
h.. ,,,,ld ro i,,,,.. ,rla, but ,n val, u,.,ar,
here IN mi. .,n,,jon when all baca,o. s,,lo,I,,
sl.,t and ,nr., Gl,oy.d =, sr,oht b,zy so,,abo,1,
h., c.,rirr tI,ri was clear One Of ,I,e sL;cr;
flmL. Co,y wit, ,oiIo,y h.tcbo, face ,,d
slr,i. .,,. with o,.,, ,ro.,.,o, or ,,;,,I ,,.,,I
L and s arr ,,l'.,D. ,.a,
sd =. o,p..ri,,,s,. CEr;a,a'a ,'II;,' .T
noh,,. Sim, ,,, >, ... crowd ,,,,,,J a,,I ,I
,,, .,,I ,.!.'o,..l,,, c'a r. 11aI.a,,.,
H., seen tbr,rnb la visit, Cant winters e,co-,i,,,
Am with h.. s,,a ,.,i.t cil;, .,o nI,,,,
nns Ell, which R.c,rI.-.Li-, Lri,o, i, ,,,-aI
mon, y, an .,,,,- it,-. ,,o,, ,Io .t:ur;
s,nar ,,, avn, ,ria,,rsI ,o,.o,5. IN, .l,rooa ,h,
AeyI a,,;Y,,. j., ,l .a, d;-a,,;, fla c, .,,,..,l
a. Eo,,r AMI .,oir,. If :. ;neqhI. s,,,.,t,a, >,
si.,yi,.pr Li,o f., e.,,hro,. l,.,Ir M ,,.;.a,;,
wa. l..,I;r.J ,Ial,. .I.,
,,ol, i,.,, l,,:,,,,. ..,r :, ,,,,, cc..l
with ,..;I r ri.,,. Va. - H. :, T,
'Cct,,, .,r,r,I ..,r,. ,,o ,,,,.,,,,,l IN .,,,.
FIRST NruyIcIr,rrry-G w EepreIv and
John Dillon. arrested for Ggl,tjpo and distnrh;,g
the peace. Were examined Yesterday. The former
vas discharged and the latter required 10 give Sc
Curity for his GOOD behaviour. which being unable
To du he wa, committed 10 i,iI for fifteen DAYS
'lbolags Pnrcrl and Edward Jones, arrairued 10
answer i churye preferred by Jean Montpuat of
strlhiu! has clerk with AN iron bar. and insulting
hm .Nun'egr, IN lis Premises were DISCHARGED
tl, >,I-nre being insufficient 10 supuort either ac-
cU#uol... Joseph %porkler for Violently beatinr
j,wis Ierirrk residing IN Orleans street between
ylrrT aaI Robinson. vas committed to appear
before ,hs First District Court for trial. This af
fray Happened or The 21th August last. when. in
cou~.qu nee Of Size severity Of the Injuries received
10y lIsrrick. h. was taken TO the Cbarit-r UosntaI
I'''.'I''o',' ana ''iS since remained
,'.r. '''.' - 'o'''' l" Oo'r' yes
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Observation-Disclosures
. " ELL ) {. co. 104 POFE}R.4S STREET,

J. u ELIi 5 {, co, l04 POENR-4S STNEET
Il We have hand, aud mean to be always -.
8y supplied with fail asSOrneot of every 6escnI a. q
.ssA uon OF D iLUERS, II ARpN ARE suGh\I =
10y as Cut nd Wrought Mails and : ,,kes Hooks Ns3p
and Hinges and P'aies Butt Hinges aud Screws. Knob
LOCKS and La;ies, Bots. flat, round and square ct all
window tuleys and Fasteners. Also, tarpen
ters' and Iuopes' foos such SgGa.e5, Planes, Saws
Nev, Ihels, Angus and kltiS. HG D. GEGEJS, Hammers
alL Hand AXcs Tia Chefs Su and Plumb Levels etc,
EVERY END OF KITCHEN FTRNITU RE-ilo-
low v Castings, Sad Irons, F&i0ns !0n. Japaned IN,
and .uaneiea " are Table and fo-net tutIeiy.
- We shall receive. igmery most Of the eadlaG
ARTICLES this bftncn sell the Msnae:uiefs account.
and shat Ne able 10 supply al purcnae:G al t=t lo..'
prizes nIL5-Nn.
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SNEAMANATSa

VeVNW VI w - VSN
49, AFor ouachita and Black Rivsrs.-Thv
s6s, and .d steam, ami
leave Tor he above On THuRsnAI the i4.h inst. Il 5
clock NJ For eIsht or apply on board foot
"a ,,..,~S,,. T. b; SMITH. % Masazn. q:
- IIs boa being purchased expressly Tor the abovN
tr24e VII continue to run throughout the season:
"a, h The GEORGE WAsHINGToNaEr
S.Ga r RsGHf he isfh rn ns
3S s?9Y r, AIhG fast rannng steamboat GEO wash
and viii above, For freight passage having
p pP; On sGs sG pSys
~ The George Washington draws only 50 inches And
Rssn5g GEg Hwfsst Eas1:
- III Ia.oo Ciy, .Nlkin sBe"d and Lake Prong,
Toms: e w
the above THURSDAY, 18th INST. at o clock P. =.
ssn ay fH g ::s
~ ihls boat will take freight for all towns and lana
~ b For Lehore, Greenwood, Marion Va
ds GD an, and @ superior R fh
FIX nf the is
s'is Ski g sAT sSR, On board
fssfs' yos'RqFys 'Ht Lake ssSs
1aeEE?yEg qrssa , Grand OK. kSansy and Matches.
as 'IH T,a s'es"bes
Charles RIenhenl masef Will resume her tips for ,hs
.asf Apply On board FOO! sassd iFfi, Magazine
-, NJ S Mail NE PLUS ULTRA.-Eor Zou-
SIX the i5 H" ,nst ~H at oscck ? ~ posi-
caS k 1Ha ph fs seeSnx =
Poyda5 street :, hart and will leave above For freight
T. The Ne Plus lra an entirely new boat and being
Eery llglt-dEausht. will meet with no delay.
f. = The New UNCLE sAM-For s, Loni s
PAX s5as it, , Il s'f ts6tG sz%
oi as fright asS
~1a' '' p',s' HY6ES $Si& E$i fsyass
- The Uncle sam take. freight for the Bends. Mem
III Ast. Louis Packet ATLANTIc-For s..
sson fR f.1 hs ISL ns zes1
Sei @ sssSa I'd
4aset now receiving freight and will leave as above
~ +D' H rf; Sp GGLEsBY = Feydsa. s5;ss.
S:8S The Atlantic beng light dau ght, will meet
with no detention and run throughout the season. 'la
III, aFor Shreveport, Natchitoche. and A.
;anHns oss ~ ss:
s %ae w Leave for the above Do on sATu r.,
sY'' 0s Ing 9S
Rr"as The sD s Ss"% az az
t e Eoa nss 81 Gst1R Sf 4fssisS
tLe and splendid fast running passenger steamer
MO l. q, w. C. Sutton. master. (buit expressly for
the Lake trade, cabin all state rOOms) will ply
regular packet Biloxi intermediate places during the
leaving New Orleans and Biloxi promptly. fol-
lows: LEAVES NEW ORLEANS FOR BILOXI
From .Nrno Canal Ggriral Of Railroad Of
n Nj. Omnibus. ga A.. N. Cans.
WED ' ESl,AI =. N. do 6P. N. do.
PM do. 6PM. do.
WaSShsYAy + 5 ri f EB$E @:: 4:
~ All freight down by the Railroad up the hour
Of departure VIII be taken For freight passage. having
unsu passed accommodations, apply board or to
- WiNGATE Il Brennan. ~ POydras ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-14

STEALING CORN-sHELLERS.-)ohn Divine and
George Brady were arrested yesterday, on til. aft
cayit of John McCabe, that they had stolen from
the Ievee ten corll-sheing Machines four of
which, McCabe says, belong to himself The corn
shelters are supposed to be portable
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-14
TOOTu-ACHE CUGEL

IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE. by ,r. .tEESiNC'
JOOIH-4CHE ELIXIR, or no charge. Sc Otiic
No, So bar0nue street. it door abGy. Common St, NeS
Orleans.
s5~ OfFce % Bar5nne sfrcft Ah d,or 0Jorr Co,ator
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-14

WATCHES, JEWLRY AND FANCY GOODS,
'aNHE subscribers have Just receives! additional
gPpiy otye.y superior ich aud Silver Wal ches, htkh
with Hunting Gases of NJ l. Tobias ROskeli and e. Il.
superior saets also. Fine Lond9n LapieI el "a
H@tc4.s, nh Jew, of the latest 'yes comprising Fine
Cold Watch Chains, Keys and Seal. Ladies Bracelets
Necklaces, Breast Pms Gold Pencil Gases. FINGER Rings
&c. Also q great variety OF FANCY GOODS selected by
OF the finn the European markets, consisting OF W ok
Boxes Dressing Case hae Fans Retruie aud other ian"y
ARTICLES. Also fine cissors and Needles. Table Knives and
Forks CasOre. tandes'rcks, Double and Single Barrel
Guns Pistols ReyoIyers, Bowie Knives Military Goods, &c,
sc. tOF sale 1t moderate ptcas. by
Ell HYDE s. GOODRICH. Is Charles ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-14

NEW BOOKS-Per Crescent City.
NE have received and open the folio wing works,
W Fer resent City
tIeWERIE: i novel by g. 7 R James
THE TENANT OF WlLDFEl :. HALL; ythe author
cf Jane ~ we
VANITY FAiRPen and Pencil Sketches OF English So
cety: by w. VI. Thackery
TIE 'olowin, Plates Of Inc =" BIoys # Nae York
J. NInans the character Of .E1e.''
I. :. chaHlraH in ;he character OF .Nosr.'
Jihe out d" EEtj-Om thu play New Io As 1t IS
Dancing Il EeIs.
all WELD x CO. Il Camp street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-14

iuHEn MrNicIrALrrY.-File only cases before
trr'rdrr Sru21H"an, yesterday, were Henry kIu-
hrr "r Clark, Edward Williams and Jas. Hall
all 'r disturbing Tie peace, and al! discharged, on
paving lalI t,r..