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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04

schr Cen VIM H. Harrison Dodiast Por! Lavaesa, 20
Schr A. Cadmus souhin, Brazos St Jago, S A Whitney
steamer Alex Scott, Sturgeon, Louisville, Master
Steamer Phos Jefferson Scott Cincinnati Hyde Qglesby
Steamer Beuna VISTA Post, St Louis, Master
Arrived Yesterday:
Steamship Palmetto Smith I'm Galveston list inst to 1ar
Ship VIM. Gray Croker, days I'm Pensacola, in ballast
Ship Oneco Drew, from Liverpool Feb. 18TH master
Ship Calender Mason days FIN Havana, in ballast, to
Ship Wakona Paine, days I'm Vera Cruz in ballast to
Ship Lord seaton, u,r) Fitzsmmons, I'm Liverpool, Feb
Ship leolannah CBr) Diilmore FIN London 9th JAM in
Bark Edwin, asnum, So days FIN Rio de Janeo to master
Brig Russia, White days I'm Vera Cruz ballast
Brig Patrick Henry Packard 10 days I'm st. Martins, to
Brig Boston Tory IA days from Philadelphia in ballast to
masteF-Latayette
sch Montana, stoddad days FIN Laguna S Fernan-
sch Ino, Rowle Hanlan, Is days FIN Vera Cruz, in bal
scl Planter Lawess, days fin Grand Cailou to master
sch Native, Lewis days I'm sazos St Jago, ballast
sch Ranassance psfber days FIN Tampico via Brazo,
schr White Wing Block 5 days FIN Brazos St Jago, in
ballast, to Dobhn & Wickham-1st my.
Harkaway, Robertson, I'm CINCINNATI
An Amazon, johnson, I'm TigerviIIe.
Cotton Plant, Morton, fin Little Rock.
uGcIe. Sam, jodans fin Bayou saraIio7 bales cotton
Belle Isle, Castillo, I'm St Marnsvie-l6S bales cotton.
Music Dalieres, fin Lafourche-l9 bales cotton :
California, Reynolds, I'm Mobile.
Towboat South Western Martin, I'm the Passes.
Towboat Danl Webster, Rhinelart, I'm the Passes.
TOwboay Caledonia, pnnegar FIN the Passes.
TowbOat Claiborne, Steele, I'm the Passes.
Iowboat tlriatic lowran, i'm the Passes.
Iowboat Shark, Pmnegal, I'm the Passes
TOwbOat TenD1sseean, Thompson, I'm the Passes
TOwboat Panther, Davis, I'm the Passes.
Memoranda.
The steamer lakaway lowed down from Cincinnati brig
NJ. and J. c. Gilmore.
Towboa Caledonia, lowed down and the LIST
inst ship Souerner, brig Winthrop schTs. Gen. TAYLOR
and Dream
Towboat Daniel Webster towed down and to the
10Th uI ships Caspian and Fanconia brig Jas Marshall!
Tow boat South Western lowed down and 10 or the
2sll ult. ship Taco, brig Perseveret.
Towboat Adtiac lowed down and to the 3lst
u ship Oceana, SchrS. Col Cross Pioneer and Arspe.
Towboat Shark towed down and to the Both nit,
ships Granada and Pharsaa, schr. Cabot
ut ships llaIgrave and Nisida Stewart, schrs. Warsaw
aud Mary ST George
Towboat Claiborne towed down and to the 3gh
ut, ship Naples, barks Saranak and Dephos.
PAssESGERsr-Per steamship Palmetto-NIrs. Bronough,
Mrs. lIonsby, Miss Johnson, Coy Reynolds NJ. Crozer,
ID. Perry, Z. A. Stewart, r. A. Wilson. j Bush G. Ken
ner, F. g. Brown, R Ii Crozer, w Blanchard, Z. Frank
lin, !. r. Franklin j. Murray, f. Victor, Doct Hamilton,
+. Foote H. J. Stems, Terry Paul, Siorado, Bump, Oan,
Pottle Ilarrel, Coubs-l5 in the steerage.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04

IEsTERDAY.-The Courts, yesterday, did not
transact a single particle of business that was of
interest to the public. All legal and civil attention
seemed to be absorbed in our local election. and
every one seemed to give up, for the moment, his
professional duties, in order to take part in the
politics OF the day. This morning however, the
Juror will be over and the city .. will be safe
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04
MNsyAoM sMASs,
Succession of Louis Allard.
BY PERSON Il BoNNEVAL, Aucti,

Office No. 81 Grapfer street
TUESDAY. April L. at haIEpast O'Clock !. M-Wll
be sold, the oil Maine and St Claude streets,
by OF and pursuance to order from the Honoa.
BILE the Second District Court of NewOreans, dated Febru.
airy g. 1913 and for account of said SUCCESSION
A quantity of FURNITURE, BOOKS Double Bar
relied GU n etc. etc Terms cash. mh28
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04
N EW ORLEA N S:
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 4, 1s4s.

DISTRESSING SuIcIDE.-A young gentleman by
the name of james Irwin, jr., yesterday morning
about five O'Clock committed suicide by blowing
his brains out with pistol in his lodging. at the
st. Charles Hotel. The deceased was a grandson
OF Henry Clay. No cause was assigned for the deed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04
: MEMPHIS WEEKLY PACKET LINE.

Lllla4hes5as TIN Capt, c. B. CHURCH, and CLARKS-
s6ss~4sszs WILLIE. Capt. b NJ. Holmes, vii continue
Regular Weekly Packets between NewO eans and Mem
phis, leaving NewOrleans every WEDNESDAY EVEN
O'Clock Shippers and Passengers depend the
uay of these Packets They will land freight and
gers at all fhe Bends above Vicksburg, Mouth of White
River Helena etc For freight passage, apply on board
at anal street wharf to
mhl6tf HYDE g. OGLESBY, IL Poydras ST.
to One of these Packets ready freight
Monday morning.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04
ICE CREAM SALOON

TIVE subscriber having by act OF February IL 1916 be-
fore d. l. Ricardo, Notary Public, of this city acquired
from William Ferrell. inventor of the -PROOF
CO.NC.3VE GR.iTE-B4RS, and patentee OF the same;
by patent dated April 5 1913 the right as sole agent OF sad
States of Louisiana and Alabama and on the MISSISSIPPI
River and tributaries gives notice that he prepared
fulfil orders SAID articles They especially recon-
mended planters and Of eanboas as being
far durable than the ordinary Crate Bars. .
All persons infringing upon said patent. by manufacturing
selling similar articles without authority from the patentee
will be prosecuted to the extent OF the law;
New Orleans, March Is, 1873 DANIEL DANA.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04

PRINCIPAL AAT STOkE AND SOUTHERN
MANUFACTORY, Wholesale and Retail
EE5 The attention OF Dealers and Country Mer 80
lEx chants invited to extensive and com
we can confidently assert is the largest and best selected IN
the city comprising as does every the MARKET
Among which aye the following
1000 PANAMA HATS
500 dozen I.EGHURN;
1000 CAMPEACHY
100 dozen CHINA PEARL;
100 dozen PEDALE BRAID;
so dozen TUSCAN BRAID.
Some Of the above are bond and suitable for the Mexi
can trade. ~, cc,,,
ALSO-A large and beautiful variety of Chldren's and
Infants Straw Hats and Caps, for sale low at
D'ARCY'S corner Canal and Chartres
N B. Beaver and Otter Hats made to order Otter and
Reayer Skins wanted. mh7 I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04

NEW ORLEANS. March 10, 1878
NJ DapnI have used in taking off two crops OF sugar
the Patent Crate Bars invented by Mr. VIM Fee and find
them far superior from their surface to the ordinary
bars in use nasmuch they will from their peculiar toma
mills I'm G. w CAMPBELL
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04

- n For Montgomery and W etuflpKd.mEVeTyl
elIIAn49 "a SATURDAY, at o'clock M:-The sea
stszs=s:1aa steamboat e. A. OGDEN Capt keIcheval.
ton--One of these steamboats, leaves NewOeans for Mo-
bile Montgomery. Weumpka and all aadings on Alabama
Passengers depend the ppnctualy of these Packets
ml6f HYDE & OGLESBY IL Poydras st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04

PORTABLE SHOWER BATHS.
GREENS IMPROVED PORTABLE EXTENSION
~ SHOWER BATHS, have received the dipioma at
the American Institute New York, and Mechanics Fair,
Boston the best Shower Baths offered the public.
The subscribers would announce that they have been
pointed agents for the above really excellent Bath and
now prepared TO furnish them at wholesale RETAIL at
moderate prices.
ml30 3n SAMPSON & KEEN, 81 Bienvlle st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17

have decided in favor 81 indirect elections and OF a
two Chamber system, which yet has not its
equal IN History. The first Chamber IS to consist
of members who have attained their 10th year 20
be elected bv communal authorities for SIX years
The same Committee have decided on the appoint
ment of a Council OF State, and have conferred a
suspensve veto on the King, with night OF ex-
crossing il twice.
According 70 a communication Of the DenbeTger
letting, the Russian troops entered the prlncl-
palities Of the Danube on the 10th of July at :
O'Clock in the evening. In the fields Of Capo near
Jassv there were stationed 1000 infantry squad
ron of Cossacks and two batteries of six guns
each. who pitched their camps there. Gen. Du.
hamel Is the Commander III Chief Of these troops.
The infantry is commanded by Col. Wrangel.
.Jnlv Ion the Prussian-Posh frontiers, the
most contradictory reports are still current In
Rossein about 100 bake-houses are blazing away
dav and night and it is said that near Kowno the
Russians have really begun 10 make bridges OF
boats The following. OF the 18th, we hear from
B;ea: We still live here ia the most fearful
state of uncertainty whether we have the dreaded
Cholera within our walls, or not, but it seems
almost certain that it is here. In st. Petersburg
it is said to be committing terrible havoc; about
1000 persons have fallen prey TO II. II appears
that all along the shores Of the Baltic as far as the
Prussian frontier, and perhaps beyond, the iniec-
ton has spread. From the interior there IS no
thing but accounts of the Cholera. On the 9th OF
July there were in Odessa 36s sick, who within
four DAYS had died. In the Caucasus, friend and
foe are suffering from the scourge so that all war
operations have ceased. :.
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and in ante of all alarming prophecies IN spite oi All dls
orietng reports which now IN circulation, pro
Ec ,bsn any nsurrection has become impossible. Tor
ionyg time 10 come This IS the condition of affairs
br and this picture Of parties may serve az prelirn
~ discourse 10 the continuation Of my letters, and
render the farther course OF things easy 10 be
explained I'll,
The state Of siege still continues, but in the mildest
and indeed in a scarcely perceptole form The Gov
eminent has now decided a new loan OF l75OO0OVD
francs which propheses avorably or the credit Of the
Young Republic for il will be realized. Roths
child and the National Bank have At the same time &c
cepied the greater part Of the certificates OF revenue
In fact the Republic has made great sacrihce IL ne
gotaes the per cent certificates at lot and pays
the interest from the 22d of May -4s But necessity
knows law and this restoration Of the pubic credit
already works advantage private credit Business
has advanced somewhat but is still fat yet large mum
Der OF manufactures again at work and there s
good deal Of expectation going on although under an
sbasement Whoever wishes now to make a good
speculation must purchase here on the spot win marc
money He will win 80 per cent on the terms Oh Pur-
chase alone for the manufacturers as they themselves
saw do an impossible business. ,
There ia as yet prospect OF a war aitnousn inc
condition of things in italy. which have taken direc-
ton Instantaneous Italian Independence may occs
sion the Intervention Of the French Republic But ts
can only happen in case of extreme necessity Tor the
condition of the French finances commands the greatest
prudence in expenditure This is all have to announce
AZ the present time say nothing Of the news OF the
day for il signifies nothing More in eight days rom
his ,ipoe HB.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17
FIJEL-sAyrNG APPARATUS.

II GRIFFIN 4 cos PATENT HEAT GENERATOR
D.-Engineers need not be informed hs rom mriy 20
fy per Of the beat produced has been usually osi
by the best plans Of setting BOILERS and me same
true OF all kinds Of furnaces.
method OF saving fuel originally secured BY patent Dec B.
1872 and since much improved thsi new paen was ~
sued July 81 1871 II IL applicable TO steamboats, on be
Western stationary engines, 10 meaning factones 70
buning brcs 10 pans prniworks, 70 snnesng fur
naces stills 10 papernis, to he manufacture Of sugar a
the South, &c-, &c. -,
bas been thoroughly tested by business Of the highest
re.pecsbity who have realized saving ~ from ~ enty
i've % forty per cent, and consists In, l peculiar
sncon Of the hre-chsmber Of furnace, rendering the
combustion almost perfect and burning nearly al the
and smoke, tins generating maximum amount OF heal from
given quantity Of fuel; and d. An arrangement Of the ues
and chimney BY which the beat IS retained under the pan
boiler and only al temperature incapable Of boil
Ing water An artificial dram substituted for the natural,
and the necessity Of building high cmneys entirely oby
sted The Of setting Is thus much lees than by tho old
methods II has been spped 10 furnaces for heating faco
mes and for drying IN prnwors with great economy both o.
and Of fuel Boilers and furnaces in can be al
tered with but slight expense delay State, County or m
diydua tights offered satisfactory and those M
erested invited examine certificates, drawings An'
models al the Office Of the propietors .s~..
Extract from report Of the Commiee on Ars snd sciences
Of the American Institute, Sept ", lfI i,
Yocr COMMITTEES are OF opinion mai ms psn Soa ,e' =,
recsy and practically embraces the best ~ "
natural laws to the economical combustion o. ius on AZ
plan which has yet been exhibited % ns p.asr e
References nay be msde the following gentlemen, who
sam Morgan. i1s waters, NewYork. Logwood Works
sr,rs. iohn Bnggs Co Print Works. Frsnkford, near
Phsdelphia Pa fngersol Mcdowell, Paper Mils
south Mas Msssrs Johnson Kline and R SSe,
Oh Mil New Brunswick, n j.; Z. J. suang, brek isro
Grassy Point John Adhsnce Co PoughkesPeie; Dun
Fsingtou Pleasant Valley D. W W. Les crssi
Duchess Co N. Y. Prin, Works- D. griffin ".
MA II m5o lzwThHistp LIZ broanwsS Wv ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17
MEETINGS TOAD IRELAND.

HELP AND SYMPATHY FOR lRELASD.-The citl-
zens of Rochester held meeting on Saturday last to
proer aid and sympathy TO the Irish people in their
struggle TO become the Irish Nation. Mr. FIELD, the
Mayor, presided, and speeches were made by WM ii.
Mitchell brother Of the Felon and WILLIAM +.
ROBINSON of New. York subscription List was head
ed by Mayor Field who gave the liberal sum Of 500
William James subscribed SIS and Samuel Miller SIS.
James Gallery Dr. Bradley, Patrick Rigney John Hays
G. A. Madden P Barry, Garrett Bsrrey, Michael Lester
Michael Brien Lewis p Beers, gave each SO Others
subscribed s.. g. 81 and 81 EACH sufficient to swell
the amount 10 over $500.
MEETING OF THE FRIENDS OF IRELAND IL Os-
VEGA meeting TO sympathze with Ireland In her
present struggle held the 10Th inst at Oswego
Ny. J. RICHARDSON President, assisted by several
influential citizens Vice President and Secretaries
The vast concourse were addressed by the President
Geo. Shea, Esq and Hon. Levi Beardsey. c. d. Brig
ham, Eq Chairman of the Committee introduced a
series of highly patriotic resolutions which were adopt
ed by accamaton The greater portion of the adopted
citizens of the vicinity in attendance, who mani
testify felt that this the hour of peril motion
introduced by Samuel Beardsey TO form Club in
pursuance Of the suggestion of the Directory of the
Friends of Ireland.
~ The citizens of Utica have subscribed over
81 900 In the list observe the following subscrp.
tons erasmus b. Matteson 5000 A Friend 500,
Michael McQuade $50 William Brady and John Bryan,
each $50 Michael Durfy, Owen O'Ne John b. Miller,
NJ Gaffney, and Cash, each s25 Cornelius Hurley
Sl7, Martin OConnor SIS John Donohoe John Kele't,
John Cantwel, Thomas Redmond, Joseph Ewin. c.
Costello Patrick Costello John Myers William Clark,
Patrick Castle VIM Brady each $40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17

ANOTHER AMERICAN STEAMER-l esterday al
ternoon about O'Clock foreign steamship was sg.
nailed which proved TO be the propelled steamer
Jefferson, Capt Howard. which, In company with an
other OF her class, lately passed down the Canada
Lakes and the 81 Lawrence to Quebec which she left
hve days ago for NewNork she put in here for coal.
and will leave Immediately for her destination. This
visited our harbor, so far are aware and is
elusive evidence OF the triumph of art and science over
the obstacles OF Nature The inland seas of anada are
now connected with the Atlantic and consequently with
every and country In the world The jeerson ar.
rived at this port yesterday The following Is A list of
her officers VIM A. Howard Commander: John h
Fulton 81 Lieutenant John A. Webster I'd do Henry
Wilkinson, ID do; John r. Buckbee LIST Engineer
George w. Pinney I'd do; A. lacking, ID do; \ c.
stafford, Boatswan; James Rankin, Gunner; H. C.
Vaughan, Carpenter. Halifax IN - Courier
BRUTAL CoSDUcT.-Two young men, brothers
by the name Of Mckenzie entered the Hibernian House
Yesterday afternoon, and, after drinking some beer
went 10 room where the keeper Of the house, named
Burns was lying upon bed sick. Without any provo
cation they fell TO beating the sick man The wife
rushed 10 his assistance, when these two worthiei
turned upon and commenced treating her in mos
who rushed TO the room TO her assistance. The mer
were dragged into the street. beat in terrible manner
and the timely arrival Of the Police prevented the IN
dignant crowd from nfiicfing such chasnsenent q
would In all probability have taken their lives lhe>
were lodged In the Csaboose. Isl LOUIS rep. ein-
FLOOD IN FREDERICK COUNTY, MD.-A lette
the Baltimore sRa says the rain of as week caused
a food In Carroll Greek and the Monococy, which
did much injury to the growing corn grain In the held
&c. On Carroll Greek tho tanneries were much
injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17
~ FREE Soil MrrrrSe was held in vii

- A FREE Soil MEETIYG was held in vii
Jamestown, Berkshire Co. Mass on Friday evening
Martin Townsend, Esq. of Troy and James Robinson
Esq of Adams were the speakers. good deal oil EN-
thusissm prevailed.
A large meeting was also held in Adams, In ia
vor of Free Soil, Saturday evening, August H. 81
which the Report made by the Delegates to tho
Buffalo Convention.
1t is stated by highly respectable citizen OF Adams
that $50 Wings of that place, constituting large ma
ority of the whole, have ceased to be Wings anc
Joined the Free Soil Party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17
GENERAL NOTICES.

q Law school, In Cherry Valley, Otsego
"a. N.y.-The Fall term will commence on the let Of
september next Object to give to he student not only
good knowsdge. bat experimental familiarity with the
practice Of law The Trial Of causes and The delivery Of
extemporaneous speeches among the daily exercises
OF the school These the trade" Of the legal profession
and which ike AL Others should be learned before entered
or generally II will be learned efectusny all Cir
cuas stating particulars sent by request directed tpospadl
10 John w. Fowler president OF the institution En-
penses low. Professors Judge D. Hammond and Henry
Campbell References Daniel Csdy Judge Of Court
Amazs J. Parker, do; DAVID Graham, ESQ. NY.
auI2 eod3wDSwkW3W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17

The following letter from Gen. TAYLOR 1.-THE
latest published one) appears in the Philadelphia
Ledger BATON ROUGE, ua) July a. Iofo'
DEAR SIR: Your letter of the 18th inst asking OF me
line or two in regard my position as candidate Tor
the Presidency, has been duly received. In reply,
have to say that am not a Party CANDIDATE, and II
elected shall not be the President oil afarty OUT the
President of the whole People.
am SIR with high resPee, and regard your n2 Ssessn'
L. iAiHNAN
ESQ. Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17
GENERAL NOTICES.
~ Daguerrean stock Depot.-EDwA

rv Daguerrean stock Depof.-EDwARD WHITE
would respectfully announce bis and the pub
lie generally he has removed hs Daguerrean Stock De
Dot from us to 2f7 Broadway OF Murrayst where
he still continues Keep large and perfect assortment Of
al articles used in the Photographic process
The Dsguerreoype Plates Manufactured by y While are
now giving satisfaction, and considered by the
best operators be In many particulars the finest IN the
market
Cases OF every size and quality are also manufactured by
the proprietor and sold In quanies 10 suit purchasers
Having an experience extending back 10 the hrt intro
duc,ou OF the art he safely thooe who wish to
purchase goods in his Of business that all articles sold by
him OF superior description and warranted 10 give sas
faction only regards quality but price Prices cur
rent forwarded when requested. Jy24 lmlslp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17

~
menf, situated In the Orange Mountains al south Orange
New Jersey Is miles from NewYork, on the line Of the
Morris and Essex Rairoad-Dr MEExEs returned from
Germany years since, where he made the WaterCure
his particular study and has erected entirely new and
extensive establishment for waercures, upon the most -
proved English plan wing private bath attached 10 each
room The walks and roads opened through the mountains
very extensive and give view OF the whole surround
ing country, New-York City, &c
The for South Orange leave the foot OF Cortands
at O'Clock A. NJ and p. NJ arriving at south Orange IN
about hour All letters addressed TO Dr. O. H. MEEshh
South Orange ~ J. viii receive attention. aul u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17

Col. BENTON AND Mr.. BUTLER.-Accounts
from Washington state that Hon A. P Butler and VII
lie p Mangum, were each bound over in the sum OF
5000 as security in behalf Of Mr. Butler, that he will
keep the peace for year in the District OF Colum
bia, and that within this time he will not leave the
District for the purpose of fighting duel Col Ben
ton will be required also to give security against any
breach of the peace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17

rF A SAD ACCIDENT occurred in Williams
town. Berkshire Co. Massachusetts,, on Saturday, Pm
Augustl2 Two fine boys, by the names OF Charles
Blackington and James Sherman OF eleven and nine
years of age drowned while bathing in the Creek
Their sudden death deep sadness throughout
the village.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17

COLLISION on THE SoUyD.-We learn that &
collision occurred the Sound on Monday night be-
tween the steamers c. Vanderbilt and Bay State. The
Vanderbilt was struck sbaft the wheelhouse, and dam
aged about 800. No person was injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17
~ Wix.. Wigr. Wig,.-Mrpauasr I HEAl

mporers and manufzcurers Of Human Hair would inform
citizens and strangers that they nave on hand The largest
the cheapest and the best assortment OF Wigs scsps halt
wigs tOlpees brads Of long hair, fzetes, rnges and
other ornamental hair which for pnce and quality are une
qaaled The trade supplied, wholesale and RETAIL "a Maiden
lane New-YOrk Az I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17

QUICK PAssAGE.-Ship Ocean Monarch, which
arrived at Liverpool 9th ut made her passage iron
Boston in Is days.