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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-03-25
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-03-25

O. The Governor of New JERSEY has
signed the act passed by the legislature re-
pealing the License Law. 1t was similar to
4he Law on the same Inject in this State.
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WILLIAM G. STRONG,


a.. Caianisssi 81 Nrrasoat. o.. takt or.
asii,ans, aekaovled arrmrtn OF n.tds. Is r.
All Lasrnrrs furuurart By snail ua1 r.rf..-
ssnsart aad carstui afirnlion s.ft.aNtsss
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-03-25

lAFUH rHuft. INA Dee thlnrrc HutilnF
gi-s haFs laI.ar# f1ur. god uiHeralsr pan
-Hed "a ren. al partir pai.rs in tas lats
hflta' uiuf .F 'tr EngiisHvcn Al tlie
ha arraaa. ..a IaIif WAS stN lelrE H-
yrsuEalci'. su3 ur " was suu1e raason i1 a0f,e
% ai o. n.l.ai.al a hculics would gro,s oui
u H
D. seeuls t.keh Enough chat t.ic l5tr men
boon iiF DhHa.sl executed Hs parl uf tsO
fllfrteFuFs ~ uaath EnglsslrfHru were noi
toe rell nl,fsltrFfs luI were takrn furl the
ttiTasr rrlallTs =. tilr UuVsn#r ui rNFfiafiuu
Log ncru.ffs &c gwen in the New ofk
Japars uff..a ls d. rfsUH 81 sIv ar riritf UiFHtf
Turks uu u~ cff coast uf Ctiua. hs Briisi
Steamer p1a -a slIop uf War ~coui.-
Nearly ~ llH,a-d pira'es wrnC allied. Hut
many uri .HHrrs -e.stu. With great quantities.
Of sum- rsfs. mtl iocks, frrcars, sc.
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LF The most pra...i aoufne 81 dssoass 10 on
doubtrdiy tmrafite .i Blood AHd o. BE- D.
people are Score rat..st ihun thasg ni thts cuun+
~, from iAc Picni .ai an4 coup aratrriy Jas.
u-i,us Diet in uh.th fseir prosperity crHaaics
u.em tn iudu'rr ITO aurifF the hiaud a felteYe
tha b1wtis f-lin Or rHheaitav state produced
by that ,molrtv, BrerTu sarsapaf.ila and To.
mate @fttrrs are eEtHs.ulriF veil calculated --
Thev vii -radu.EtH tboae tururc hualurs
Which ore tee faufrr e 81 much auraaiuras 60
thr systrrl aEd ufcts on suCh dsi1rliitg TO- hru
they mlk# .acF aHrrsrauyr cEtfrrurIF TIE
demand e. fhr above B.ttru 10 raPaaly IN
crcasing 30 GA Piarrs sbrre thrY base bcru
sold, nat tsrrc b. ararsfly CAV passes hui sr
lave s1ur -aerrd ar gur hrat pvrr,ahs, tor
iysprpsa a, ue,rrs.tCr wrakarss oi the s,ooa-
tch ard lrr4t CO. i.Fsn ess, general afal'aiyt
rAcunatis~r sc o. ssrt thfrg BE- not thc least
toult but .il usFv are tbe nrsi 1lirfanrc
now IN a~1 f.ra dr.ar.i srcd syatrm. % veg
etablrs 81 wf.ich ttraF nitirFa arc uainiy r"ni
posed ~ arr tea ws-H snown o. have the least
saia in their farsr RENE usbrr fn az caste
when yau pUrchss. hrawns saSanp1ril.a and
Tomato Bsitf -. To- co. uhat the Dsrrcslnaa az
signeA " Llr progrtrfar q. brown, in BIO
hand writiaE. uith aai Whteh nonraro gene
me
For sale b. , C. 80 ha.a 81, JuhHabury.
and dealers 10 aisd.a,ne generally
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an Wig 4 ths sub CoaFrcas.ora'
n.sfrict 20 W, s.ssi.tisstts Nr Adau's' have
nominairl HaEf.l Has,, she prfssui srerc.
tary 81 tho beard ai fducahaB, % 6u abe ga
cancy ascsaafurf b. tbc death 81 No A
AyrrrhAs Wee A corrcapuudent aftae A.
lao Writes frasn rss sun 81 halis, r. o., taat
Jp5rc Furraf. ~ hattow-. stirndrd the po.if
on Tassdav, ahd salsd az vtir u,ket a.
was hundred y1lr'old, last snmmar
Ma Cav lsa "a irlars sar hsu,s on s,,ur.
day
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BOOTS. SHOES a BR0C ANs.

TKNh 4 sabscrihers woaiJ gaN tte tHHHt."
n 81 cauairy Merchants io ulrE ~tasa r.
Boots, shafs aaJ hruEans, uh..h r aa
reicrtcd plrfrulariY 90 thr Arg EHs lr.H
Trace uagar made ErrauFH .H.f Och f.
hUsi MaHuflctargrs, We shall hr a.tr tH
fatfa s.trt iB aag l1ts thai mhr D. ua..-t .
tae raur or darrh furrba 60 Goo aU.f.. .a
esd and rfauliar uur stact, Wh.ra auI H-
aaid at sire iasrat CASH nfr-rH
CA NJ cox
No. III, Washington street,
rsssulIs1 Eos Y.i.N Mf".
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goo GaIions LinRced on.

~ JTWET-r S. CO hars fof ssla 30 CO...
IL. iaus i.1srfd Dd, uh.rh uIu o. H..d
laa bF ilr barrel av Irss uusauiv Hiso, spy. o.
TafrrHt8.. Caagl aad Fafn.ture y afrish ana
FaiatE aI 90 kIudF
~ Johusbury Plain, march "a, I-t- ,tis'f
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Arbcusrls Ca1u Va, March g. f-f-
Mr Sch ~ sir.--nsar er II take
pleasure in sistaE 90 yoa ulV sreff0nrr ,n it,f
Use oil We are D. .stn ~ Va tia ChErry 1sH
q very vahatll u.'Ere riFi who VS. -ilara ec
wtth athlcalg &C thr lanEE, uhtrh h-aaa Hi
her ia apps ursnrr o. thr brIuk n a. grave. Z
consulted saHar aT atr t-sf rhFatrlans. wha
pronounced be- casf bcurallr, - that tlrF
co4'd 90 40 wiore asr Ger ! tred mauv rcHlr.
dses, but a'ne I'D al coed cav asrae ar
count - " star ha .sam and tbouFht uBsild
trJ d. bot haa D. .fe salh .u g. ! prorurra O.
botfjlc 90 ch $3.50 D. tIatmtstcrrd pccarairE o.
dire sttaus .sna I SEE aie tfEan o. ulrIsd. and
before abe arHL hui r tas g sne she vas up. I
procured e. srcout ! rhc tuaE that. aHd roe
she 30. thtaE, caret oF ncar'y sn. &sr e.
teuas o. Lct daily Ia .ir. and haar o. cHm-
pla als Gant be- r. 4. JEFFERSON
Tsg sale By , q . nEhHa1, 81 jahnstuFg,
and 3ralsrs 10 mrsiir o. generally.
tn" arau.rr s.gH. 81 Bu.is an che wrapper
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STRAY COLT.

TfAME .at8 the 5nc'esau n tHe suaHri Der
\ - ahaut tla D. af luHr Iasf. e. eHrT'Eu' cos
rr.d Narf ta'I. hIark Haane aat ia.Is years
aII. wttH a 5.Faan Sod rHIi uts adsrri.srt
la gaa ~faHsfssa Iaurnaf a Juiy iasi. bui ra
ouarr has Hrsrarst up ta che date It.
rur4rr \. -.rafsarI Al Prove urHrrrfr, DE
Mitchell hEI-kNAP
Barastau. e. o. Nlf-b I1. i-l- s-.ou3
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SPRING HARDWARE
GOODS.

Nos ~ a 10, UStus SFatrr, BOSTON.
FNtAKE tats uethud % iaf.rm tha.f ffsHaas
Il and cuatnuarrs, aan ffr rHuufrF ffsHr
vrurrsliV. that they have received. w. saHs
WsahtngtoB irriag, Ocean, Maaarra. ffas9..
sut2ErFiand. Escsis far, and Dalhr-ssr trHaa
l.ivcFpaoi, ycry yKlens.gs nssartaurnt af
En.I..A
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LaNe.L - anl 80 81.
JEWETT& PRESCOTT.

Mi1g STREET, u.i slars hsiaa JI.s OI1
seuih Chrrghh aaHH
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MAYO'S MUSIC STORE,
rnLANo FORTEs. maRyollaeta.sd hy Lhe best honse-.

VUIIl7 =
Z fully guaranteed tor permaneqey of-ys ssrEsszs
tone and durability OF workmanship; fOlan ata5SsgEs
Piano FoTes from the best manufactory,T \ It r n
and guaranteed 10 remain al concert pItchI -
for FIVE years MUSIC Tor all instruments received daily
from all the publishers in the United States NEW NGStG
Published every week from the most popular authoss u
STCAI. INSTRUMENTS Of every kind, embrac!nE IN
pa1 Harps double Bass Vio0nCeIOs, Guitars Nlolns,
Banios Drum bass and tenor; TamPGnnes. tlateS IaT-
iorefs FIareoets Flies. BRASS INSTRUMENTS
TTombonss bass tenor and alto Comet-a PsOns, Orphe-
cies French Horns Trnmpets, valve and plan BISes'
MERCHANDISE Of every Kind, SFRlTGS7r , for tie
R06KS Ior aI instruments bv most approved authors
INSTRUCTION on the Piano, Harp Nl?n GnIar, / ,ge,
and in Voca Music Pianos tuned, repaired and taken IN
mart paymeu PganCs. Musical instruments sTtTei
Nj SIG ROUND The abOvenamed merchandise Is e
iad and sold on CONSIGNMENT and consequently offered at
much lower prices than if purchased on private account
Purchasers are respectfully invited TO examine the articles
before purchasing elsewhere. 1890 ~ D,.,yC 49,.
TvI3 I'm w NJ I MA -, AsenI.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE

Tuesday Night August l. 1885
We have receive snce last review, full particulars Of
IT, Hibenia's news, which conhmatOy Of the first
statement received by telegraph the advance in Cotton
a Liverpool and he improved aspect OF business generally.
snow quite time for the Europas accounts (Which will
be a week aer)t reach by telegraph, her trip
p 2cted to be a short The weather continues
Y lth daily showers.
aturday and Monday, the high prices claimed by factors
and the wish OF buyers TO pese their private
ence delayed by failure Of the mail having limited the
sales Of the two lays to about 500 bales very full
To-day the Letters coming hand and proving equally IA
vorabe with the nnted accounts there has been good
quiy and about 1000 bales taken, making the sales Of the
three days 1880 aes-rnOsy for England Prices firm
further imp 0yement Of &c. the rates OF Friday
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MAGUIRE's DAGUERREOTYPE.

NJ. would respectfully thanks for the liberal patron
- age bestowed him he FIST had the honor OF
introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOrleans,
five ago, during which time he has taken more portraits
han any other person in the world. His specimens were
exhibited at the Fair in composition with others taken by
the best operator from Newly ok, and he awarded the
First Premium. No specimens exhibited al his establishment
but those taken b. himself J. NJ assures the public that his
portraits will continue be what they always have been
the His long experience and constant practice are
the best inducements DESTROYS OF instruction IN the
beautiful art Genuine VOiganGeT Cameras % pei cent.
cheaper than any the city all other articles the same;
Plates at 81 per dozen Scoys No for 80
best plates made in the United States Gases 81 10 and
So 50; NewYOrk Cameras 1t Sl8.
-" Orders from the country promptly attended to-.
r." Entrance No 6 CAMP street. mill If
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WArCHEs. JEWERY AND EAN0Y GOODS.

TTHE subscribers have jgst received an 2tSi2nnal g
with ITnfing C3ses OF NJ l. Tobias RoskeI and = IL
oLer superior makers aso Fme hg@qo . DDGj Fas
Gold Watch Chains Keys and Seals, Ladies BRACELETS
Necklaces Breast Pins, Gold Pencil Gases Finger kipgs
one Of the firm the European markets consisting OF oIk
Boxes blessing Cases fine Fans RetcueS and other fancy
articles Also. ine Scissors and Needles Table Knives ana
Forks, Casters CaudiescES Double and Single Barrel
Guns Pistols RevOvers Bowie Knives, Military Goods NC
&c., for sale at moderate prices, by ,, - q,
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LATE OF THE LONDON AND EDINRURG
COLLEGES.
ANCE. HOPE EVERITT N p eslate Of NJ, h,ns a
of the University Of Ednburg Member OF the nlvefsty
OF St Andrews ard of the Royal College OF Surgeons OF
Tdplrg" -aInae in OusircS and the Diseases OF Women
and Children: IIcentiae Of the MEDICAL Faculty, New
Orleans: extraordinary Member o. the HUnieEan Medical
Professor Evedft having originated the newly deveoped
ancp the AtOnoogy Of Life and Death, and consequently
of health ana disease Of the human body and after several
wears experience among 0OOy patients the hospitals and
fsDeusares of the above named EurODean Universities,
brought perfection ana certainty rs succc IN hone
less cases desires continue 10 treat snch and especially
those diseases that have bafed the medical and surgical
acumen and skill Of members OF the medical and surgical
faculties of En- gland France and America. .
The Atomic treatment case, however desperate. will
occupy longer than weeks months will the fee
be accepted il unsuccessful, ,
Each patient disease treatment and recovery explained
by chronological and meteorological diagrams r
Reported cases kept in ledger rom
the country will be responded TO without delay - ,
t% Removed from Royal street to No ~ hGnp@F Z
Corner Canal street. his former office and residence Je+
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SPANISH LANGUAGE
IA rEcsQAcS nArI Y -

LIZ PRfF.4TE LESSONS 4sN,L- y. Al
II J. GOMEZ, Editor Of La PGtria. will devote a few
Il. hours during the day to give instructions in the Span
isb Language Nh G. has adopted and easy method
by which scholar learn to read speak and translate he
Spanish Language in two or three months, =, q,
For Terms &C. apply TO Mr. Gomez at his office, No 81
Exchange Alley Cont street at the Bookstores OF
J. B. Steel IA Camp ST. ThOs. L. White 81 Canal ST., and
J. C. Morgan II Exchange Place, adjoining the Postohce
eS" If required Mr. c. will give lessons at night. H''
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Stock on hand, not cleared


Stock on hand, not cleared. '.'.....5O,'50 22,ia3
TOPACC,, Tho Tobacco market has beer anita du
- d ~. s,Io, do mo, ovcoeJ 50o LID a ,',r,,,,aU
Li wit =, stocL of f,I, fc9o hid A. to ,ri,o ,,e
tin ro+o a. bof,ra-Inrs 1IEl7oI.. Ieac-TnG.ior to
CoDnon .s.09ly. Far 3l/rSgo Good n Choice 4l.l7
40 % III
sic Tho ,eatIs- Iairo nr,f7voraIa the .al have
b Iit,l r., se 559 bi tI in small lots Prices
f, -, ,Ie ,r,,i, ;oI ,i. t,r,s and Common
81. A9i.. r.; d ao4. Pine am C,l,;. Ac7 II 10 % H.
Eggs F1 "2l0S%' rLllne ana Cno'ce 4'a nc. ID,
hol'A'7i-'2 o'5 IL" 'Ia'i '"'>"I o'S LA ,' an"
t'iaCe' at rec iu' up 10 odI 71-'- E'"
OF + ar 0 fIme Io's
FLU III ne receipts nave Oeeh Pies Iai-r '"" com
upo" market aieauy 700 wen SuppHe ol me .'us-
d uei'nu H''E ocDasIoi'" e"'1U" ID p'iS " -'l"
J. &C bb-and buyers do not come forward freely even
al this ducton. The sales amount TO some 2UJO b1 only
at qrnge generally Of 81 25i 30 for good 10 Choice lii
no3 Tough about 500 bbs (225 Ordinary St Louis and
% bro) sold on the levea al 81 bbL To-day sales are
10 b 's, at tins range
A wed past ZIG b5s.
L. 20 e same ''7' DIV oO'S'
GRAIN.-CORN still comes in sparnsIy and the receipts
eneray OF poor quality About 2J sacks sold at $50
4Oc though really prime lots would bring 42c If not more
Not ing done in WHEAT....OATs selling at S5GD3Ic for
St Ous... Corn MEAL Is nomnaIy 81 5O bbI, but no
sale have occurred for long time q
ArI'ed past PHI sacks Corn
LA0' fed same ume' .''''''''''''''.' 97i9
jEONISIONS-We have still to notice feeble and dull
mar e. Tor FORE, me le" sac Oh Mess elnG al %
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S n \ y S.
FOR NEW YORK via HAVANA.

I Ok NEW YORK via HAVANA.
-cEEEA The steamship CRESCENT CITY, Captain
sSfI9ItA Ghas Stoddard will leave above, To ES-
- DAY MORNING, August 10, at 10 o'clock
Tor New foTk touching at Havana at which place she viii
only STOP few hours. StaterOoms and berths may be
cured at the office OF her agents; but will be considered
engaged until paid for Passenger for Havana equeed
70 ootain passports For ire ght passage, apply 10
J. T. WHITNEY & co q Camp street.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
TO .Ne1 York. To HaBana
IL 10 Lower Cabins. 90 % 80 10
- '-'eViasS.. ~ W
10y Letters for New Or will be taken free for Havana
newspaper. $3.50 ~ N 80
report having been extensively circulated that the
S eI City would be withdrawn from the route between
I've eanS and New Ok take occasion to say that She
f 81 Du expressly for the trade between New York
and New Orleans, and that there no intention on
iy20 j p WgtITTTN E1VS r. y C iSi i0 4e,
fENa, STEAM II am TO BRAzos ST. JAGo-Regu-
LlEl-bS ldT FacKet-Fhe superior coppered and COP.
HS5s1sa per.iaSte9ted steamship A UGGST A. Capt
Alfred Stevens, Will ply regular packet between New
Orleans and BraZos ST JdgO taking freight for Month of The
Rio GTande and AatamOr0 which will be orJEayfsI fbont
delay ample arrangements having been made Tor Tanos
lAghefs etG 10 m q T Grr ap26 3m
hEeh's' THOMAS Z. ADDY CO., Brazos ST lao
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FINE WATCHES. JEWELRY, SILVER AND
ELATED WARE. GOLD PENS. sc.

NELSON A. YOUNG. No 8 CamD street, ~
v wOuld respectfully invite the attention OF his tS3S
friends and the public to his and extensive as ID
sOrtInent OF fine English and Swiss l9es11-~@
LEVER WATCHES,
from the best and most celebrated manufactures OF LONDON
LIVERPOOL and Geneva carefully put up ana Weranie IN
fine Gold Silver Gases Of the most approved Patterns 10
suit Ladies Gentlemen. Also, TO very large assortment
Of WATCH TRiMNlNGS-cOmprsnE every variety O
Ladies and Gentlemen Fine Gold G ARD CHAINS;
Vest and Fob CHAINS Watch Ribbons;
Keys and Seals Of the latest and most fashionable p2erns
Ladies Fashionable BROOCHES, Ga great VARIETY r,,,
Diamond. Ruby Gamet Pearl. and Plain God FINGER
RINGS, NECKLACES, &c.
A great variety Of Gentlemen SmTt STUDS sleeve anu
Collar Buttons Breast Pins, Scarf Pins, Seal Rngs SILVER
Supender Buckles. Gold and Silver Specaces Of every des-
crgou Cold and Silver Pencils Silver Spoons Forks C4pS,
Of every description Ladies, Fine SveI-pated Sheffield
CasOl CanGestcks Trays Nc, Lew Brown ana Spencer
celebrated Diamond pointed Gold Pens, in Gold or Silver
Holders Fine Cutlery and Fancy Goods, which he offers Tor
sale on the most reasonable terms.
Persons from the country, wishing 10 purchase ne me
Pieces, JeweI would do well 10 call and examine MS
stock before purchasing elsewhere. ~ r,r,rCr m ,
To-" Particular attention given TO REPAIRING CLOCKS
and Watches short notice by the most sEiul wohmen 10
be found in the country.
order yb I'm
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NOTICE

TT'O THOSE WHO INTEND TO PASS A FEW
l WEEKS OVER THE LAkE.-We Wi supply on
friends and those who wish SWEET TABLE BUTTER
in ,tone lar, of any size. GEO JACQUES Il co,
Butter and Cheese Depot under the lce-house,
ie2 if corner of st. Charles aid POydras SITS.
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commended that IL 2 Courcl take no action in the
matter. The report was adopted.
alderman Peters of the Finance Committee, pre-
scented resolutions q wing ntracts to John NJ Walsh
and A. W. Simpson, for furnishing materials for the
completion Of The NImici ,.ality Hall. Adopted
Alderman Smith presf nted a resolution auihorI-
zinq the having of the Duh side of Canal street.
from Circus 10 Oh ibOrr streets. Referred to the
Committee on Sire, IS and landings and the Coun-
Gil soon after adjourned.
THIRD MfNI,rrAI .TY CoUNCH.-A special
meeting of fl.- Counci was held last evening, Re
corder Sruzeneau in Il e Chair.
A message was race we'd from the Mayor, urging
upOn the Council he ecessity of keeping the streets
and cutters clean urpg the sicky season, and also
advising that 81 Any be fixed for tie two Commits
saries appointed by the Board Of Health The
matter was referred t. the Finance Committee
A statement Of the expenses incurred in the Gel
ebration of the 4tn July, and the pro rata to be
paid by this Munci ality, was also referred 10 the
Finance Committee
A communication was received from the Gas
Company proposing a compromise with the MUM
tipallty of their difficulties was referred TO the Fl
rance Committee.
After number of petitions, &c. Of no public i'm
pOrtance had been acted upon, a report from the
Finance Committee was adopted, ordering the pay
nIent of $500 to Coroner Spedden for holding in
quests The cornell then adjourned.
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A GREAT FEAT.-Alr. III. Brown, engineer, with
Is ton No. 2 engine, built by Baldwin, of Phila-
delphia, hauled from Wolf Creek to Schuylkill Ha-
ven, on Tuesday, the 18th uIt one hundred cars,
containing about I12 tons of coal and the Satur-
day following, I05 cars, containing more coal than
le previous train. This is one of the largest trains
ever hauled over the above road.
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
ELECTROMAGNETIC PORTRAITS.

ELECTROMAGNETIC PORTRAITS.
pY the application of the above mysterious agent to Da
- gneueofype Ga discovery Of the Subscribers the under
signed is enabled TO produce PORTRAITS OF the most
superior kind in SINGLE SECOND-CatchIng the precise
expression instantly, and fixing ndeiby upon the silver
plate . ThOse who wish to retain their families good
LIKENEssEs Of relations friends do at moderate
price Rooms, OF Canal and Chartes stsEnranCe
No. 3 Charities street [my3 ly1 W. II. HUTCHINGS.
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offering the public this and valuable remedy fol-
COasumDtiDR Bronchitis, .4sthmd Coughs. COdS etc,
append few notices OF the character and efficacy OF the
medicine Numerous testimonials may be seen in pamph.
let for distribution the agency, which sufferers invited
TO obtain 1t may be proper say that Dr. u. is eminent
practising physician of twenty standing graduate OF
nnIL nirer. M PENNSYLVANIA
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-02

AERIAL SPEcULATIoN.-Dr Solomon Andrews,
President of the Inventors Institute at Perth Am
boy, advertises that he has invented car for the
navigation Of the atmosphere, - which when.con-
structed, viii be 100 feet long, 10 wide, and %
high In order to raise the means to construct ii,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-02

ENORMOUS William Fl. Brown of
New York, is building an enormous steamboat for
the North River regular line. She is to be called
The New World, viii be 100 feet in length; her
shaft made Of scraps of wrought iron, welded to-
gether by great labor, is already finished, 1t
Nyeighs - 3GG lbs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-02

BIGAMY.-A man named Andrew Meyer yester-
d ~ made affidavit before Recorder Seuzeneau.
charging Christine Saenglesein with bigamy.
Meyer states that he contracted marriage with the
accused Oh the 10th Of April last and that he SUP
srguenIy dscertainCd that his better half then
actually married TO a man named Andrew Brunk-
han. Since marrying Meyer. the fair one has, ac-
rIdng 30 the statement Of that deceived Individual,
returned to her first love, and is now living with
'runkhan in this city. The cause that led to ali
these marriages and difficulties, as yet Icman be-
hind the curtain, but on the examination which is
expected to take place in few days, some rich de-
NrIopnents may be expected.
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" EW ORLEANS:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST >

PRiN rrRs IN QUoD.-Thevetera John Dwyer.
who has so often graced the dock Of Recorder
BALDWIN, was yesterday morning brought up before
acting Recorder Godng, having been found living
drunk Getting tight" is Johns besetting sin,
and one of which, we believe he never will be
cured. lie mas, on all occasions, been let off by
Recorder Baldwin, but Recorder Golding thought
that a short term in The workhouse would do him
good. and therefore ave ticket on Capt Hackett
for thirty days. Another typo, named WormsIy,
who has but recent returned from the wars, .
was also brought up Tor getting drunk and lying in
ihe street On being asked for n voucher, he gave
Ten. J.. +. Smith, and requested the Recorder to
stay Judgment until the General arrives lie was
let off
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-02

REMARKABLE LoNGEyTTY.-'' Old PHIL a SER
want belonging to Mr. James Brent, Of Charles
county Nd, died on the 9Th ult, at the age of ll5
years He enjoyed throughout life the best Of
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-02

STABBING.-Eli Long was arrested on Monday
evening by officer Morales, of the Second Munich
paiity police charged with stabbing man named
Connolly We understood that a bad feeling has
for some time existed between the parties Long
was somewhat intoxicated on Sunday evening, and
meeting Connolly at the City Eagle coffee
house, corner of Levee and Lafayette streets, an
attray cnsuad. The wounds received by Connolly
are not dangerous. No examination has yet taken
LLLrn.