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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-28
NORTHERN FACE OF CASS.

The Norwalk (Ohio) Experiment, a strong advocate
of Cass eve unhesatingy declare ourselves op
posed to extension Of Sace'y and honestly believe
such to be the sentiments of Cen Cass. although from
n,otres Of erpedency he has not fit express
himself as decidedly as some could have desired''
There is the whole truth in a nutshell Tsays the
Richmond Republican,. Opposed to the extension Of
SHre,y, but not speaking in the decided terms a.
gainst it, from moiires Of erpediency volume could
not say more! Winc. Rep.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-28
TRUST SALE.

ID virtue OF deed upon Trust, executed by John C.
- Shackeford and vile, dated the 18th May IS45 and of
record in the Hastings Court Clerks Office OF Lyncbug,
1.-The undersigned Trustees will proceed to sell by pub
Auction at upon the premises thursday he I'd day OF
Novemh next ii fair ii not then the lair day herel
ter the Real Estate in said deed men oned the BRICK
TENEMENT Main Street. in the said town. present in
the occupancy OF said Shackeford and Lewellen vii
kns-also, the WOODEN TENEMENT and the ground attach
ed thereto, said Main Street, used Carriage House,
adjoining the Livery stable Of G.. NJ Bruce
Acting Trustees the undersigned will convey such Il
tie onlv vested them by the SAID deedTerns the
asle ALEXANDER TOMPkINS,
WM. W. NORyELL,
Sept 25-wt2N Trustees.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-28
FILLMORE ON SOUTHERN RICH rS-HlS
POSITION IMPROBABLE.

/ We yesterday received. by Adams & Co.'S Express
copy Of the New York Express of Friday. Containing
the following highly interesting correspondence. II
places the Wing Vice Presidential candidate on the
highest possible ground. We affix the remarks Of Mr.
Brooks. Never calumny trnmphany re-
PEELED. In connection with this letter would ais
call attention 10 Mr. Fillmores letter to The Mississippi
Club Locoflco fabrcapns exploding all Sdes.
cannot publish the opinion Of Judge Mclean to day
out our readers shall have it We have,
however, in the body Of our leading article stated lis
substance We here lepeat it. 1t is that ''the pow
er over Slavery belongs to the States respectively. IL
Is local in its character and effects and the trans
fer and sale Of slaves be separated from This
power. II is, indeed, essential part of H." Rtet
Uhig
WILLARD FILLMORE-S OUTHWARD.
Southern Loco Focoism. willing say Northern
man true 10 The Consution il he is in is way as
GarrIs,n, or IN Abby Folsom. has baenassainl Mi
lard Fillmore in all manner Of form and with all manner
u fllSehoods respecting his opinions upon the subject
OF slavery. lie is denounced in the whole Loco FucO
Southern Press, Aboltoust of the darkest stamp
ana as holding opinions, not only in contraventun of
common sense, but In utter repugnance TO The Constu
ton Of the States.-lt will be the flult of South
ern Loco Foco Editors, if Willard Fillmore is cot 50
much bugab0o among the children of North and South
Carolina Locufocos iarleton was after the RevoIu
ton, whose name was used by nurses to Tighten or
scarce naughty babies 10 their beds Now, nothing is
wlckeder or sller on the part of Southern men than
such eeclloneerng this. The eternal cry Of theirs
OF "wot" 'wot' against Northern men, anon, will
summon no shepherd when the real swot" comes
The sheep will be devoured, and shepherds will laugh
the ghtened things In their real agony cry the wolf
According to these Southern Loco .Focos indeed there
is noIhlog In the North. that not "Abolitlon" or
'Woif' save and except-now their Mr. Van Buren,
has turned ''woi,'-on Lewis Cass. of Michigan.
who is travelling exacly in Van Barcn's footsteps =
" trust, that even Southern Loco Focoism. always
SILLY enough lnthe choice its allies North is not 50 sill
ly as 10 believe all that.
Bat, to set our Wing Editorial friends in the South
all night on the subject Of Mr. Fmore's position. and 10
eve them ammunition 10 kill the Locofpco Abolition''
gGost that the Rchm1nd Enquirer has conjured up we
addressed letter TO Mr. Fillmore, requesting him to de
fnehs POSITION on one given p)in,-fJr we took point
and only roln because this 'ghos Of wuIf can ne
yer be Killed unless You stand him rpona point. The
correspondence explains the point and speaks for it itself
II only necessary to add that we have delayed pu,
fishing 1t IN The hope that the silly Richmond rhost
W'ulI lay Itself, but as ii yet haunfs HE public
there, here is the shot that will kill it,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-28
THE ECLIPSE OF THE MOON.
FROM THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE OF TUESDAY.

FROM THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE OF TUESDAY
The Eclipse The moon sustained her character for
punctuilIy. and That Of the asioaoer, last night III
mosi admirable manner The niIhl c Id and dlz
znely clear, and her full light showeed over the
cry previous to IL O'Clock with prodigality as if to
make amends for her temporary disappearance The earts
shadow touched ms lp,n her eastern iimH moving slow
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-28
FEMALE SCHOOL

N RSF II CHAPLIN having associated Mrs. Nj.
AvA A. Oiey with her. they hope by their united eff
forts render their school every way efficient Their
first session opens the % of Sept. in the Basement
Story Of the Potts AMI Methodist Church
Ierms--lst Class including all the higher branches
sl5-2nd Glass $l0-and the junior Glass 81, 80
Sept lilo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-28
BALrIMoKE, Sept. p, P. NJ.
Steamboat .4ccident The Editor Of the TicksJmg
Sentinel Killed IN n sirpei II m

Sentinel killed in a street f.M
BY the Western Telegraph, we have intelligence
that the steamer ConcordIas boilers exploded Mon
LAY last at Paquernne, Memphis; fifteen persons
We're killed BY the explosion. Most of The cabin passen
ger, escaped without injury, .r.
Ihrugh the same medium learn that John Jen-
kns Esq, editor of the Ncksburg Sentinel has been
killed in street fight in the city OF VcksbuIg. The
quarrel, which has thus tragicay terminated, had its
origin in politics
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-28

David Graham. Esq, Of the leading Clay men
OF New York. and also ofthe committee Of nine ap
pointed Clay electoral ticket has declined acting
with his Clay friends any longer upon the grounds that
General 1ayor's last letter satisfactory and that
he teH IN duty bound 10 support him for The Presden-
Gu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-28
COPY.
New YORK, Sept. 10, 1913.

To The Hon. Willard Fillmore
Dear Slr: You may not be aware, as am. whose bu
slnesS 1t Is daily TO read Journals from all prs Of the
Union, that, while Gen. Taylor is denounced in the
North by what calls itself the Democratic party here
Tor being Stakeholder you the less denounced
by The same 50 called Democratic party in the South for
being an Abolition st, !" and for holding extreme abo
tlon Opinions. We who have known You here need no
reply 10 caumny-but calumny every where, concern
ing YOU cannot ne treated with contempt as among your
own friends and citizens
For an example of what is said concerning You see it
charged IN the Richmond Enquirere that YOU hold it to
De within the power of Congress to interfere with or break
OH me ansporatIon romova disposal of pesJns held
as slaves from one savehoding state to another.
50 sure, not only from my knowede of your opin-
Ions but from your Difference to the Laws and Constlu-
lon OF the country, there could be word Of truth
IN such charge, that peremptorly denied it 10 some
hlchin"nd friends, who wrote Inc the subject. and
pnis4d to write and to ask you if In
pursuance of this PROMISE have written you this letter
Yours respectfully, JAMES BROOKS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-28
" L ~ "a l. l. e. 90 DSi

~ HE subscribers in receipt Of portion their Fal
L Goods, such as will suit the present ucn.and.
"a, rs and A Plaid Llnseys, inca
ga and GA Fulled Linseys for Negro IAN
Heavy steel mixed satnets for Factory Is,
Fancy Plaid Satine's,
Red White and Groen Fannes,
Kentucky Jeans, assorted colors,
Bleached and Brown Cotton Fannes,
"a rs A "a "A Brown Shrtngs and Shcetngs
81. rs GA 81 Al Beaehed, do 90
and oeI easonabe Coos which the subscribers VIII
sell at the very lowest Markc; prices.
sept 25-lt MEM * GWATklN.
II DR. RENT.-The Office in OF my Store well cacu
L lated for professional man
August 2l-tsit JOHN lIRYIs, Ast
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-28

Ttcenty .4cres Of JVhigs at Terre Haute are suf
cenl contradiction the foolish assertion of s,me ocofco
papers that the Taylor ticket will probably be abandon
ed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-28
TO Il fsEI'1.

II IIE Brick Tenement, adjoining the residence Of MI
John d. Murreil, and opposite to MIR. VI am Mays
Immediate osscssioH given s. 3. THURMAN
Sept 25-ts.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04
CoPARTNERsBIP NOTICE.

20 THE UNDERSIGNED have This -
%9sJA day associated themselves in the eF@STy TT=SSS
S.WM,A5tTTCH IIEWELRY BUsl, VOW rs
& NOEL at No, IS Canal street one door below Camp
We will personally attend to REPAIRING descrip
ton of FINE WATCHES. Clocks, Jewery, etc Twen-
-four years experience enables to friends and
the public that work shall perform TO their entire sails
faction.
We have in store and will constantly keen for sale hand
some and well selected stock of WATCHES of the best
manufacture Jeyvey. Silver Ware Spectaces, Gold Pens,
etc all of which will be sold low as any house the city
and fully guaranteed Please call p KNOWLES,
mhlS I'm w. NOEL.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04
,>est----slss-s--- <sss=>s-ssT's
EDp NO QdQ

"WEDNESDAY. April 5. .S tcr 3Hree Year
r TerBroeck names CHI f. Tea Rose by Eclipse dam e.
da also ch qeh Pryor. by Eclipse dam SSgmpte
r B. KurtIy and J. Campbell oh. By Wagner, dam
Ievtathan
Second Race-Same Day. splendid Pitcher ,ualue9
nj s}00-Entra nee added, S30-Two mile heats.
THURSDAY, April 6-Jockey Club Purse s4G0-Three
mile heats.
FRIDAY, April Jockey Club Purse s90Q-Two mile
Second Race-same Day.-Pure s100-single dash
of a mile.
SATURDAY, April 8-Jockey Club Purse s700-Four
nile heats
SUNDAY April 9-Propdetors' Purse s2oo-Bes Three
apl POINDEXTER & TEN BROCK, Proprietors.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
'uDE, % 81 30 N.-LoNerruDE, 80 Win Time, 6h,
Cleared Yesterday


ship Ocean Queen; Coffin Liverpool J. P Whitney Co
S.hip Pelerboft Endicott, Havana, John Alexander
Ship Sedan, Thomas Liverpool J.P. Whitney Co
Ship Howard. Hill Genoa L. Fl Gale
Ship Flavio Coffin Antwerp, j P Whitney & 60
Bark CONVOY, Prescott, Charleston. S. L. Il E. L. Levy
Bark Montpelier, Colby, London. c. j Meeker
Bark Elizabeth Gfimner, (Br.l Grant, London,
Thompson, Churchman & Co
Bark Blonde, (Br.) Crawford Glasgow, Holmes Il Nils
Brig Perfect, Gardiner, Talnpco, Andrews & Dewey
Brig J. 5 Cabot, Lander, Cayenne, G.. w. Hynson
Brig Lesdeaux Socurs, Fr) Chiniy Genoa and St Louis
l.. H. Gale
Schr. Decatur, Morell Vera, Cruz, c. J. Meeker
Schr. J. L. Whppe, Keeran, New York,
J. A. Branda Co
Schr. Roam. Defeuet, Mobile, Master
Schr. Law renee, tentres, New York, A. keamy u Co
Schr. Gen. VIM. II. Harrison, Bodast, Port Lavacca,
Dobbin u Wickham
Schr. A. Cadmus, Southin, Brazos St Jago SA Whitney
Steamer Alex Scott, Sturgeon. Louisville, Master
Steamer Tos. Jefferson Scott, Cincinnati Hyde Ogesby
Steamer Beuna VISTA Post, st. Louis, Master
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

cayf 81" Joseph's Church.-The Pews of ST. Joseph's
NF'n T. az Il O'clock NJ. mhS0 st.
N>Yg ,Htyphdn Lectures At the National Gallery
8. GTInnGS fseS EVERY EVENING O'Clock, hy GEO
eg CI' l"kc Tor The Course Gentlemen 81, Ladies IS
~ T VIZ ~ cents. Single admission programme
QllTIFS GaLLEEl OF EGYPTIAN TABLEADN, ANTI
10 IAN Ting etc. Open Daily. Admission Is cts n29
Nonce 10 Draymen. Hereafter | will pay no
mhya ~ ofder JOSEPH II. MOORE,
-m l07 Poydras street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04
MEDICAL TREATMENT

!
DR. A. CULLEN has removed his office from 10 Roy
~ street TO No. 16 .N.3ICHE/ STREET, near e
rcade. lie still continues 10 cure trl ufe on ms
new SNsieul-emovng the worst structure without any oPe-
ation-Pncly by medicines that relieve and permanently
cure without any hndance 10 business or diet Dr. ueli
is too well known, in NewOHeans and the surrounding
country need any putting elt-audaiion On appei-
ron m Ir G. he will refer you to hundreds, OF the first stand
Ing in thu civ who have been cured in the last ten years on
his plan. Please call and examine Tor yourselves NO
pay required without cure Is effected
Rheumatism cured.
(.onorrIlra cured in three DAYS, or no pay.
80 Remember. Is NATCHEZ STREET, NEAR THE AR
tpE Post paid letters punctuay attended to In all conl
H., nnr',iry ml2S 6m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04
MoRGAN,s LITERARY DEPOT,
.FdJOiniHg TIE POst-0fFce, ETCNdRge PEdc
NEW BOOkS-Just received-HIsToRIcAL VIEW

.3djOiRiRg the P0St-Gtce, Exchange Place.
NEW BOOKS-Just received-HIsTORICAL VIEW OF
~ THE LITERATURE THE South OF III RoPE-By j..
G. l.. Simonde de SsmOnde, of the Academy and So
ciety OF Arts OF Geneva vols;
LUTHER AND THE LUTHERAN REFoRMATIoN-by John A.
Scott, NJ. Ain 2 vols,
LETTERS OF THE BRITISH SPY-by William Writ;
A SUMNER SCoTLAND-by Jacob Abbott-with eng s.
CoNQuEsT OF CALIFORNIA AND NEW MEXICO by the forces
A Torn TO THE RIVER SAGUANAY, in Lower Canada-by
Chas. Lanman. author of A Summer in the w lidenes
Two OLD MEN's TALEs-The Admirals Daughter and
The Detomed-by Mrs Marsh author of Emily Wyn
dear. etc.
Eva a Historical Romance-by Edward Maurin, author of
Monezuma, the Jew of Granada, etc;
HISTORICAL AND SECRET MEMOIRS EMPRESS
JOSEPHINE (Niaria Rose Tascher de la Pagerie) first
wife OF Napoleon-by NmiIe. NJ. A. LeNomand;
THE SECRETS MOUNT Echo, Mother Mysteries, an
American rOmance-by Jesse Conarl;
The HISTORY THE BOTTLE;
GEORGE the Planter of the Isle of France Tale OF the
Land and Sea-by Alexandra Dumas;
CHLoROFORM-irS EFFECTS; embracing series OF expert
nlents made by Committee OF the Edmburg hedIco
ChIrurgicti Society; oo
THE ECLECTIC FsIAGAzrNE for March, lS4S;
HI MS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE AND COMMERCIAL kE-
for March;
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW for March,; . =,
The LADY Book, with plates, for April;
GRAHAM : MAGAZINE for April; - ,
The above magazines sold by the single number,
subscriptions taken.
Pictorial HISTORY OF ENGLAND, Nos Al and AZ;
eFy" The subscriber having made such arrangements as
will enable him to sell books at as low prices they be
bought of Northern publishers he invites book peddlers and
vendors call the and make selections for their trade
apI 3t2dp itsw ]. c. MORGAN. Exchange Place.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04

5000 y4 ss 5$$&$S f#sh Nos
$ E. EAH T#fSH i j ss WHITING
300 kegs BLACK PAINT;
100 e ee; FHEE 4 Z Rsadf Is bb LAMP BLACK
10 bbls. YELLOW oCHRE;
GooF II i sHEkThNG H FhPER and sHEATHING
FE a Ee sale low to 'Ge and kB IS o "a Levee
NO. 20 CAMP sTREEf.- The advertiser has always
with suitable hHHMaM s which,
Gold and Velvet Papers and Borders;
scene s.n r Papers, a1 doabe and single width
ssd re- n p1s ana and p common Papers
Window Papers, feet wide
Figured Screen Papers and borders $500 ,,, ::
Which b s s s0 m With
Ca qean prices and buy if they suit You; if not there
is nothing CHARGED for show "
m5 Se'' ""H9 10 '''s' JOS ETTER % S' Camp St
AWNINGS. .TARPAULINs ETC.
tie citizen. of New Orleans that 6e SIN eopti 9g to
s m dssP a9 OF spe 6ees
Galleries ETC. etc. He also manutactuTe; every description
Of Ma, Tents atpaons and Dsy and y H9s
paid Splicing and furnishing Wheel and other Purchase
Ks there has been great deal said within the last
about what some parties enormously call WAIEK
for small compensation and 10 those of his customers who
would prefer saving the expense by dong themselves he
will cheeriuy the receipt which itself SIMPLE
and useful in preventing mlldew article
of cloth canvas that may be exposed to wet damp
All orders left slate, at the Clothing Store Oh
ALFRED MUNROE Il co. will meet with prompt at
tentIOn. nhlS bm H. thSoIDI.
WINDOW GLASS, LINSEED OIL, ETC.
* BBLS. LINSEED OIL 30 do Turpentine;
EfO ID bbis fine COpal Varnlsh
q do black do
27G0 kegs Lead. assorted sizes;
100 do English Lead;
1900 do Colored Paints, 10 to % D.;
1000 canisters do do to 2 ID
200 dozen Paint and other Brushes; O., L. .c
27G0 boxes Window Glass, s by . 10 - py 80
200 do double thick. by II to u by "a
100 Gaziers Diamonds;
81 cases beautiful Stained Glass, Red, Blue, Violet
Whiting Putty. Venetian Red, Spanish Brown Yellow
Ochre and all other articles apPertanlBs to Painting and
mh3f 81 Paint. Oil and Glass DEALER 46 Canal st.
G,PTRITs TURPENTINE, for , ale BY =,
~ mh8 >. w. CCIIEk 10 10 >dfas 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04

KEY TO OLLENDORFF'S SPANISH GRAMMAR
EUST PIJ BLISHED-A KEY TO THE EXERCISES IN
- OLLENpoRFF's NEW METHOD LEARNING READ,
WRITE AND SPEAK THE SPANISH LANGUAGE arranged
on plan, and particularly intended for the of
persons who wish to be their own teachers by NJ We
lasquez and T. SimmonnG Professors OF the Spanish and
Frencfpl languages. Also,
OLLESpoRFF's CELEBRATED SPANISH GRAMMAR;
OLLENDORpF's NEW FRENCH GRAMMAR, with Exercises
and Key;
OLLENDoRrF's NEW GERMAN GRAMMAR, with Exercises
and Key;
OLLENpoRFF's NEW ITALIAN GRAMMAR, with Exercises
and Key;
DBFWA's ELEsENTARy FRENCH READER;
RowAN's MODERN French READER;
CoLLoT'S NEW FRENCH READER:
SuRENNE's FRENCH PRoNGTNCING DICTIoSARY
SPRAGIEs HISTORY or FLORIDA WAR;
CHAPMAN's IMPROVED AMERICAN RIFLE Or instructions
to Young Marksmen; -
LANETuN PARSONAGE. Tale-Sceond Part;
plan of Olendorfs New Method of Acquiring Lam
guages Just received and for sale at the New Orleans
Stationes Warehouse.
mh3t st J. B. STEEL, IA Camp street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04

lNoUEsT-An inquest was yesterday held on
the body of man aged about twenty years. The
supposition was that the deceased was German
by birth, but as to the cause which led to suicide
no one knew He was found in house No 10 Old
Levee street. between Custom-hotlse and Canal
He had hung himself at the bed-poss in the room
thai he occupied. No cause can be assigned for the
commission of this rash deed. Verdict, in accor-
dance with facts and circhmstantial evidence
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04
mAGu1RE,s DAGUERREoTYF

MAGUIRE'S DAGUERREOTYPE
NJ would respectfully return thanks for the liberal pat
onage On % Inef ke first Ina had Nd the honor
five during which time he has taken
traits than any other person in the world His specimens
by the best operator from New York. and he awarded
the First Premium.
No specimens exhibited at his establishment but those
taken by himself.
J. NJ The public that his portraits will continue to
be what they always have beentfe best His long expert
and constant practice the best inducements to per-
sons DESTROYS OF instruction in the beautiful art.
Genuine VoIgtander Cameras 20 per cent cheaper than
per dozen Scolis No l. for SO 25 guaranteed the best
plates made In the United States; Gases SID ana 70 oo
New York Cameras at $l8.
Orders from the country promptly attended TO. .x-
~ Entrance-NO 8 Camp street nlhli u
1913! SPRING FASHIONS! IS4S!
II SCANLAN & co, No. IL ChartIes street TN
~. have the honor of informing the aides that LID
Ia T1ION4BLE .4RTICLES selected from the Aa
~ richest materials and choicest designs that haye ap
VIZ peared in Pans the Spring and SKINNER OF l84S
SirenadIne Barge sole;
Printed Gauze Organdy a large selection;
(frenadine Marqulses;
- Isabella Louisa;
Bareges, rich coor; .,.,
- changeable SATIN plald
- black, embroidered;
Poll du Nord, plain and plaid; o., co,I,rs pos,;nss
Lace and Embroidered Muslin Capes, Collars feefhes'
Infants Eboersd Caps Robe Wits s.s and coak
Extra fine Paris chip and Grape Bonnets
Ladies Misses and Chdren's Tuscan Straw and Linen
h Nslv n Ribbone Atificials and PaTaso!-
Black and eoored silk Visltes and Manhllas;
Rich white and colored Canton Grape Shawis;
Riack cbangeable striped, plain and brocade Silks
Real English VaIenciennes Malines and Regency Lace
rI R,nb Fans. Purses and Recues
S Just received full assortment of Spring eo,orcd
FriRges and PGsSementertes. NM I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04

PAssENGERsr-Per steamship Pametto-MB Bronough
Mrs Homsby, Miss Johnson, Gov Reynolds NJ Crozer
ID. Perry; e A. stewart R. A. Wilson J Bush, G Ken
lin, J. R. franklin, J. Murray, +. Vctor Doet. Hamilton
+. Foote, II. j. Stems, Terry, Paul, Siorldo, Bump, Gran
Potte, Iiarrell, Combs-l5 in the stcerage
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04
ARARE.OPPORTUNITY

rE1O REPLE.WTSH YOUR U3RDROBE AT A
Il SMALL EXPENSE, at No. Is CAMP STREET, next
door to City Bank.
SHIRTS! SHIRTS!! SHIRTS ~
The stock of Shirts in store and landing from
ships Indiana, John G. Costar, Charleston and Arkansas
together with very large variety under way for the Spng
and Summer Fashions has induced the sub cber TO sell off
his present stock at EXTREMELY Low PRICES
Gentlemen want of any description of Linen Muslin
Shirts would do well 10 call and examine stock which
exceeds quantity and style that Of any other establishment
in America and all of which of own manufacture
Many years experience iii the traae enable us to offer s
peor article those generally found in Furnishing Store
We make EVERY SIZE, and CAN FIT ALL.
Under Garments, etc.
stock of nder,its and Drawers is very large and
well assorted together with every article usually kept in im
liar establishments. ISAAC HART,
NEwORLEANS SHIRT DEPOT,
AND GENTLEMEN S FURNISHING EMPORIUM,
mb3tf No ID Camp street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04

FOUND DEAD.-Coroner Spedden yesterday held
an inquest on the body of man, whose name was
unknown, who was found floating in the Mississippi
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04
CARRIAGE MANDATORY.

TIVE patronage that has been extended M|E5 >
Z TO us so very literally the last Ctals4FSa1SH
years, while in Common street, has induced EsT|d
the last summer to erect large building ~ SZ-
expressly for manufacturing and repairing CARR Els.
We have one of the largest Shops in the Southern
and the best of materials build any style of Carriage to
Of, and guarantee them two years used in the country
We also better prepared than before for repairing
Carriages and them almost to their original beauty
and durability although apparently worn out and useless
We will pay freight Carriages sent TO repair. We Will
also keep hand assortment OF ho md Second hand
Carriages which viii be sold low Old Carriages taken IN
trade for new ones Wenve the attention of those wanting
new Carriages their old repaired to call at Manu-
factory and Repository and judge the co'ner
Of (nr0pdigt door TO the office
Of the Commercial Water Works, of the St Charles
mh5 3m MATTHEWS g. DENMAN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-04

street, New Orleans by 60
DIR. A. A. JONES ~
sae at AaE y CAMPBELL's PUBLICATIONS for
S2sts, hE agent for this CITY. @'''9 y mh14 a.
rr,trr MATING AND OIL CLOTH.
lS has inst received some beautiful patterns
with b l "a ieet wide Floor OIL Cloth which he Offer
low variety OF narrow widths before on hand as
iTTT M ah be purchased in the city also, C9NTON'
The at1enn OF li widths and colors to which he invites
Nety So,a OF buyers, at his Paper Hanging and Upho
mia Gs ,ii NO 20 Camp street.
WI iSw JOSEPH ETTER'