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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-23
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CRAryD INSTRUNIENTAI. CONCERT,

GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
DY THE CELEBRATED 6ERMANlA MUSICAL 80
DCIFTY formerly of JOS GuN0 L. composed OF L" CD
~ -Four performers The above Company beg respectfully
- inform the citizens OF New ora and stranger, genefay'
Thai thsv will give their last three Concerts IN MS cry w
on The EVENINGS OFT ESDAf, an thu hsDAl' -oui
and sATURD AZ 18Th Oct being positively inef as1 Wees
previous 90 their departure iof haYans on WHICH uVo@"n
will be performed by particular desire,
PART I.
Overture Of Wilhelm Tel..........,..--....'. hoesnl
D. Grand Solo Ton the Fagots lHeie
g. Finale from om Beisar..... .ponize'l
s. BY particular desire Of the Mu.ic.loying peope
u New York. viii he performed on IuesdeE
Evening oniy. THE GRAND SYMPTOM,
DDlR......s.....tss... .'.ss.'''' !, r ~ '
8 By particular request Toe OfttAie-A i.,uu, ,-,
Wers Niglt Oman F'iuAi'
Duet from SPuo'
e. Grand Msrch-POt Puurr :; !, =, ,,'ff
Leader of The Company, 4. LtNoNhpN IL hHiN''
Agent f0r the Company ~. o.,
Admission 5o Tickets 20 be bad al me Mnsic s.o
and 80 the door on lhe evening ~ he Concert Dooi- open
a. 7 Concert % commence Al O'Clock precisely 90
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rHr An1ERICAN UNION.

A NEW AND ELEGANT WEEKLY PAPER, IS Just
~ pub shed and for al Tie periodical depos WIhe
Unf.d States The contents comprise
Poems The Union The Gale.
sfore.. The Forgery by Robert Hsniloni the Barn
burner or thc Orphan Sisters Of Hadey novelette, by
-aac &. Pray.
Words from England about q C0nnor ana puhcoHue'
= Peep al Parry PoiuCs.
The CIV Article. California Gold.
Reviews Harriet flaming Reeds Dramatic Poems
Acted Drama FORESTS OtheIlDi Dramatic Museum
And variety ol matter The role forming ne most or
na and pe- newspaper suited to all asses posheu
auuum 10 advance For sale al al the Periodic A. Depots
GEO DENTER BROTHER, Wholesale Agents,
o.s 49, 80 Ann-st Ny.
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~ The Howard X orel and the Odd-Fellows.

ii sppesrs Tia. have very uninenuonaAy incurred ths
disp.easure Of some gentlemen members Of Oon Log
No "a regarding The removal OF The body Of deceased
member u their fraternity from NY house 10 vault PIE
yious the funeral Truly sorry Tor IT, and can Only
say that The genemsns death, being rsner sudden post
norton examination TOOK place which was Of lcn naur-
render The removal complained OF ADsouley necss
sary, after the body had lad weny hours 10 NE mouse
bll therefore, tnsi u Is ls 70 aloatr DIANE
10 me under such circumstances and especially when Is
not In the nature things thst any indecent or dlsfe
2eci haste could have been Intended oy any pefsen nav
ng spark OF humanity about hint was Tar from sucn " i
me- A. any u rs, been my anxious desire, upon a.
occasions exhibit the utmost Difference 10 the WISHES Of
nv customers and upon Ike The referred To-
where myself yielded TO none II The regard e Tor ne DC
ceased could have other feeling; vnAi therefore can
have prompted this very attack upon mel s al os
20 cor eciure. cannot but hope. win me gnes rec io
the gentlemen who participated IN the resolutions OF Onou
Lodge" thag they feel, reflection, the unnecessary
severity ami Injustice Of doing person vita lnaiy io
tee cut pos non placed N. my Wollo uoi haFe
hastily passed these resolutions WIN view OF p-n-
the matter IN Us proper light have sddIesssl Ise's - ~
medical cenilemea who attended the deceased arc me.
replies suhjoined snd acting rs DID ACCORDING 70 se
Of ny Judgment feel assured that no osine ossh 70 o
attached 10 me With this statement and WIN zoe
herewith .ubjoned leave Of his very IN
sni subject x,.v,'s O. a. So
-, 49,. n s, t,.t ,e lave .csrr-d tie dasp .-aslr- @
rsu.rf rr,at. a.socat5n b. slst teen 1oi a.
request that the BODY o. ts ssais.a = - ,s he srsr.
usr "a IN be aet and Which ne pot iaoIisl-
80 " ~. IS o.ss.vs 70 your g.-t. even admitting
them o. in-ens5e o ~ t,SErN.~
.f- sr- Yoak o. 20 49,
NJ. Coar-Dsar So Il rrpy % your lyor q M "a,
.tsie a. . r-usl, lr a.. =, CO..
--s,, Tie sody sTauaea % oon neaf yo'f i-s =
lave regretted A.i lia lt -. =, ,5-, "a. al
NOR. gro. r-tg 70 removing lie eocy p pi.a'' 49, -
~ @ 10 r-n..a tie lol-s I-sis - ec-.ssa
- Sec, .s -asa7s BIT ana H. Pasa1a-oa loa s-sf =
.rrf ssrrar- - b. r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-23

TABLE AND TEA sPOONs.-srtsnnis spoo1s
vsrey " sr-s usfufsclred and f1f sale a. BarinE
alp BY loss l~l LUcIUs HART, .ss 5osrtnsn Hart
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BOARDING

Do\RD TP-TOWN.-Two very desirable 'front.'
ID roous 90 third door arge parof and bedroom COM
ruucauug viii rur raItrc- and closets 70 it, Win poafu
m one OF he o.i desirable houses uptown one bocA Wee
of Broadway 10 the neighbOrn0Od Of Grace Culfcn The
house !. modem 1uit aiming bsihiugrOoms, sc Al
dre.s BOX $50 Posi- Once. Satisfactory references eN
cbsrged OF lwis'
BOARD WANTED, win furnished room IN he up
ID oer paF OF The city, Of Broadway above Houston
= by gentleman aud h. wife without chldrer 10 res
pecaDe private family or where tn-re are lew Ooafaef-
Comnun.catous VII DO considered cOuncenla Acofe-s
:. -. al ms ONCE. % ,.
DOARD IN BROOkLfN.-A front paflof and
ID room WIKI clothes attached on TIE second lOof
10 lei with board, geliee. private boarding 10
cation pleasant and within three minutes "s4A OF -lol
ferry. Terms ressonso e. Apply p sands-sL 90 ~
BOARD IN BROADWAY.-Parlor. with bed
ID rooms attached. AID also single BEDROOMS eilef VIZ
or without breakfast and be obtained q ou orOal
WAY bathing tor hot cod and shower 9sln' : a.
iscled 10 he house. Olo ----,
DOARD.-A gentleman and lady msy be sceommo-
gentlemen room and paIns board 10 ihr Ao'7 ~
small geniee. family. a. - Gre-ns-sl - =
DoARDING-A gentleman and rs lsdy Or t"o ger
ID f'er1-T en- be Accommodated win nanosoiAs -
frou cham er OF The second floor Dinner h0u -
Apply a % Maffay-sL
DOARDING-Pleassu rooms FOR single ge1teinen
Dan or without board. Day aud dlnner oosi e- 49,
- he accommodated e. The desirable 4ocaon- -
wsy.
Do.RD WANTED in a small private isnlty ~
II 'I~ ernan above Houston - and y es ol oloa-
eVav Please address Johnson Inolle Onles . =
no.RD-A rfsssant room on second hoor s--iao.s l'i
Is re-rsn I'd as wife. Eeneneu- can De la- = %
sor.n.-si secord docr west o. broaa~s!
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CIV Nominations.

Foh OREGos The mounted regiment Of Rife
men are leave for Oregon across the prsries early IN
the spring.
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nRY GOOD-.-For sale, a. lowest casn Pf,ffes'
IJPrrts Gnrhsms. Cloths, Csssimers Sannsss' D'si
-. glar,as ~ 20. We; with SAT- water, f4sis -
80 Lgsfre. Mernoes De Lanes, Congfg IONS oDs
-. ~ los lwis+l ". MATHEW, 90 CAtneflle-ss.
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[nNuTNION FURNITURE

TUfININION II KNIT IL. - >, : :.
800 COB e. and Psi1si a-n, bap---a- F@ls -
~i-r 49,. r.rursrfured ar Tor .ae- a. ~le esa =
40 49, o. .af. Bosrc uar 4 Hart
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srGsRsr- by. -nsrsrs 20 iass
rr,as.. .f al. a. mostly st 81 ~ rur.ls
TiS-Bslea be- rof-t 5o s.s-s ctang-d lsr' 70 --
q i-t.
RtGs-ssies r. ,-r. Palermo a. fi.- -.-s. tine
HfDE.-sses so of.-1.o made 20 ID = "a .ta
lsls tH--
BAHIA ss- .i o. bios Qes-ri'ra1 tie at 81 e
WHlakl-Wt'-tJ 49, af Olo ird lror WITH ss.es ls
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YORK. OCTOBER p
IMMATURE ALNAsAC...THIs DAY
g-.... 81. s--s..-.-...5 R.-s ...- 81 kr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-23

M -oWINDOW SHADES, from 20 cent. %
~ lou - fssses cord. tlssrls. sii cornice paper
= -. l. AZ fr proportion. Merchants. -IAnsrfs
or srv cre wanting such aItic.es ~i- ca lriofe
ourehs1g 81 BARTOLs, Us and w " iAi'- -" -
Spruce 90. BeeEIsa-ss .. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-23

LANDS, LENT & co.'s HiPPOfERREAN AhE-
- "a ASD ClRCUs-The largest ard nOst expensive
s,ta5shmeuf existing, comprising among ia immrnsS r.
.ouycss Performing Elephants Cames, horses sn1 NE
moi c9up eie and thorou GU yraned COLLECTION Of Inc2
pies o lie world together with corps u Perfyfmsfs
er,brseing 10 their various departments many Of NJ most
eminent artsls living Equestrian DMsc.D'. pr ~.
STOUT Master u he Arena, Capt } ~ DECAmP yOh
biD Afternoon and evening. al Newark TUESDAY Del
a Il Jersey CITY. WEDNESDAY p, and a. brOcAlyni
THffRsDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY, .6th, IN and
A.-----.rca - r----- -a- ---rr ~ WIZ
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SCHOOLS.

-xnxyTFncE POWER-sc.=nc- 1. wsslth
n D..n-rr-0tvpInr, II All Surveying, ard CifA Els
,i,y M 81 h, DrancLes tsugn ~ nc s1o.crpef Us
foO1', - J. HENDERSON.
|nTC,rIoN. 3 sprag.-Mr CHAsBERLAlNs
t,9'o. 80 c1en aferuo0g ard evening iJf nose Nlo
- i1.tr.riou 10 Writing, Anthue-c b0os-k-e plns
R-a1lng. Eng.isa Gfsmma- &c Nj I rs - 80
eies 10 81 Dsy school Tor boys - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-23

GsFFxWIcH BaNk. Ne5F-l ora, OcL =, is+o.
THE PRESIDENT AND DlRECTOR. have
Iii dsy declared sem snru o. sd-nd Of four per csri
o. he cspa sock of tbs Bank. payable n the siockhoc
-r, 90 and afer The lsf day Of November .ext
By order Of he Board.
o.s w. WILLIAM HAYES, Cashier.
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TUE AMERICAN MUSICAL INSTITUTE

| opens new classes Tor VOCAL INSTRUCTION. THIS
fnondayl EVENING, at The following places. w
THE BEDFORD 81 MgTHoDisT CHURCH, for beginners, a.
7 O'Clock
Tvs WlLLEr-sr METHODIST CHUscB, Tor beginners al
u O'Clock. ,i
'Tag LYcEUN BumDrsc, 563 BRoAo~AY for advanced
FERNS Tor gentlemen g. and or ladies' ~ per quarter IN
advance. -.
a. of The {. sgAsoSsn HI G. TisN, Conductor.
"a y, 49,, ~ IA NFIGG5 Principal.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-08

MEETING OF THE FRIENDS OF IRELAND.-On
the evening of the Sd inst. the society of &c the
friends of Ireland" held large and enthusiastic
meeting in the Court House, at Mobile. Mr..
A. B. Meek was appointed President, and the as
sembage was addressed by number of distin-
gushed citizens. The following was adopted as
one of the resolutions
Resolved, That we hail with feelings of philan-
thropc pleasure the glorious intelligence that a
monument to the immortal memory of the patriotic
and noble martyr of Irish freedom, Robert Emmett,
has been commenced in the great workshop of the
Emerald Isle; and that the people have deter
mined, IF so they must, to inscribe thereon with
Irish pixies his epitaph and that Ireland has taken
her free and Independent stand among the nations
of the earth
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-08

WASHINGTON LIBRARY.-A correspondent of the
N. Y. Tribune gives the following account of the
sale of the Washington Library-by which it ap'
pears that first impression and statement on the
subject were correct:
e The library left by Gen. Washington was divi-
ded into two portions, and for many years two
branches of his family have been the owners of it.
One of them has repeatedly been offered for sale,
and distinguished Englishman, who was in Wash
ington few years since, was solicited to become
its purchaser. Through him the fact became known
in London and the Directors of the British Museum
were strongly urged to secure so valuable prize.
Mr.. Henry Stevens, the agent for that institution
in this country, on his late visit to Washington
made application to the gentleman in whose possess
sion half the library remained, and Immediately
became the purchaser"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-08

TAKING BREAD FROM THE STARvING.-During
the last two years of famine in Ireland, when our
countrymen and others could not make sufficient
haste to carry food to the starving that breadstus
and other descriptions of food We're constantly
ported from Ireland to England and elsewhere. 1t
would be a curious chapter in the history of the
famine, to state the aggregate quantity of food
which has thus been taken from the mouths of the
starving. On the 3D. of April there arrived in
London, from different ports of Ireland, no less
than thirteen ships, laden entirely with grain and
provisions of various descriptions, the produce of
that country.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-08

LIBERTY POLES IN PARIs-One of the enter
talnments OF the commoners'' of Paris, lately,
mas been the planting of libertytrees. These SYM
bois OF political regeneration decked out with red
blue and white ribbons, and the tricolor flag, may
be counted by hundreds. In addition to these de-
corations on the branches each tree is surrounded
by a neat enclosure of stone Or wood, within
which flowers are set out The ceremony of plant
ing these trees calls out all the women and bows
of the neghboIhood, andthe greatest hilarity pre-
walls while it is in progress. Patriotic songs are
sung, guns and pop-guns fired, and the priest has
his part to perform at last, in blessing hs cherished
emblem
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-08
MAGUIRE's DAGUERREoTYPE.

M would respectfully return thanks for the liberal patron
u. bestowed him since he first had the honor OF
introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOreans
I'VE years ago. during which time he has taken portraits
Than any other person in the world. His specimens
exhibited at the Far, competition with Others taken by
ne best operator from New York, and he awarded the
F Premium No specimens exhibited at his establishment
but those taken by himself j. NJ the public that his
portraits viii continue to be what they always have been
We BEST His long experience, and constant practice
he best inducements to persons DESTROYS Of instruction in the
beautiful art. Genuine Voigtlander Cameras 20 per cent
cheaper than any He city all other articles the same.
nae S2per dozen Scorlls No. for 50 25-guaantied
pest plates made in the United States Cases 81 70 and
Sa; NewYOrk Cameras at $l8
W Orders from the country promptly attended to-.
gS Entrance No. 8 CAMP street. mill IF
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-08

De TocaUEvILLE.-This gentleman, who has
written of the best works published on the
institutions of this country has brought out another
edition of that work, and in new preface predicts
that the political institutions of Europe will at no
distant time, be assimilated to those of the United
States. De Tocquevilie, it is expected, will be
elected a member of the French convention.
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MN SN@e
MAYo's MUSIC STORE,

No. s Camp street near Canal.
po oRTEs by the s best houses and
ia ad ydIgy a5iig Of Workmanship; Koan 80 - iii
P Pano Fores, from The best mandatory W n
and e remain o at s s9pGsft peha
or , N he publishers the United States. NEW MUSIC
o hbd every week from the most popular authors. MU
sit AHaHs Double Bass Viooncelos Guitars, Vions
g pn Drum bass and tenor: Tambornes Flutes Clar
DALI Flareoes Flies. BRASS INSTRUMENTS
Sn amones bass tenor and alto Conet.a Pstons Orphe
gs French Horns. Trumpets, valve and plain BugIes
c csir Tnmpets Hunting Horns Cymbas MUSICAT
NMapSRaGHANDISE of every kind. STRINGS for the
Han Bias Vio, Violin and Guitar. INSTRUCTION
INSTRUCTION. on the Piano, Harp Violin, Guitar, Flute
and in VocaMusc Pianos tuned repaired, and taken in
d naymept for Pianos Musical instruments repaired
R MgIG BOUND The abovenamed merchandise is re.
yd and sold on consignment and consequently offered at
maeh lower prices than if purchased private account
Purchasers are respectfully invited to examine the articles
before purchasing elsewhere.
D' aO2 i'm VIM. T. MAYO, Agent
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IT. AWNINGS TARPAULINs. ETC,

the subscriber would respectfully normbs friends and
manufsctne is oil New Orleans that he Ml continues to
Gaene+ ~ " WINGS for Stores. Steamboats, Offices
Of Miar + ec lie also manufactures every description
Covers nv q, EMS laTpauins and Dray, Wagon and Horse
lad 10 S e shortest notice Particular attention will be
Roes IA nE and furnishing Wheel and other Purchase
80 abo ms been great deal said within the last year or
PROOFySSIiIal some parties enormously call WATER
for axn The subscriber offers his services in that capacity
Would enSation, and TO those OF his customers who
will Chez saving the expense by doing themselves he
and Vol give the receipt which itself yeTv simple
OF cloth Useful IN preventing mdew any article
All or vi canvas that may be exposed TO or damp
IFp gpqss let my slate at the Clothing Store of
kalnnN cp MuNRoE Y CO., viii meet with prompt at
'' mills bm II, CASSIDY,
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GENTLEMEN'S BOOT AND LADIES
SHOE STORE

SHOE STORE.
E, me subscriber has Just received from
De De- Manuiactory, splendid assortment OF EzzS4A
Dv0iS and SHOES made under his own eye, and
- u The best material and workmanship, and OF the
MO' fashionable and tasty styles, comprising
a. Fine Calf Skin :.
- Fine Morocco "
Cloth
Fine Calf BROGANS:
:, Rough and Ready HAf,F-BOOTS; /:
:, 10th HALF-GAITERS;
:. NuLLlFlERS-Ca and Patent Leather;
=. Velvet and Calf SLIPPERS;
rl; hunting and Riding BOOTS, ETC., ETC.;
D. fashionable styles:
p pSEs ana Youths Patent Leather BROGANS;
'HHaiea fTaneals CATERS, Morocco Buttons, Pa
tent Leather, and Calf SHOES, etc.
nyr o. JOHN III. WORTH,
"'' ON nnder st. Charles Hotel corner Com mon St
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N. ORLEANS AGRICULTURAL wAREHo1Is

ID l.. ALLEN, IS Camp street-Exclusvey for the
N sale of plant Tsio :. Implements: ~
embraces as large assortment of IN
the best and latest improved mpe- sszSsesssssAS
men as is to be found in the United States containIns more
than fifty patterns Of the celebrated EAGLE sward euti
ening and sugar PLOWS; Carey's the improved Soop,
Pisburg and three fnrow Plow; expanding CULTIyA-
Planters; GRAIN MILLS of all sizes; Corn and Cob
Cmshers Corn Shelters and Straw Cutters Of ten patterns
each Horse Powers Saw Mills Cotton Gins, Thrashng Ma
chimes and Fan Mills; Sugar Mills; Root Pulers; Brush
Scythes; Grass Cradles Shoyels; Spades Axes, ETC.:
A complete assortment of HORTICULTURAL Tools,
including Garden Engines Pumps, Flower Syrnges, Rakes,
Hoes, ETC.
a large assortment of fresh GARDEN SEEDS.
FERTILIZERS, Plaster OF Paris, Lime, Guano.
The MISSISSIPPI RIFLE, used at Monterey and Buena
Vista will carry half,ounee ball $50 yards with effect,
ap4 and 2msW
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NOTICE.

~, subscriber having, by Act of February 49, 1886 be-
fom VIM Ricardo Notary Public, of this city, acquired
CAVE En Hsrrell inventor of rhe FlRE-PROOF CON
Iaieot dsidIA iE5BARS and Patenee of the same, by
Fn dea apnl 20 1913, the right as sole agent of said
Ssss q pakng and vending said Patent Crate Bars in the
River anil LOUISIANA and Alabama, and the Mississippi
fulfil o tributaries, now gives notice that he prepared
mndai efs lo sad articles. They especially
far noa planters and owners of steamboats, as being
~ ~ m Irapie than the ordinary Crate Bars
manuactn.p LESSONS infringing upon upon said patent by
from tba OF selling similar articles without authority
New VIII be prosecuted to the extent of the law
ave" orleans, March IS. 1915 DANIEL, DANA.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-08

AMERICAN, LEGATION. London, March 81, 1913.
have this day received official intelligence that John
enatves Of the people of America. suddenly struck by
the hand of DEATH and expired the capitol the twenty
third of February last
So full of that he numbered of them than
epubc-the companion OF the fathers of Constitution
having exercised the highest legislative functions his
State and in the councils OF the Unon-seected for employ
menf abroad by misunderstanding Administration
eyerenduring peace and in contributing towards the
cpaon OF International commencement under another
In extending the blessings of American freedom
ntoeshimsef four years President of the United States
he patriot firm in his faith in man capacity for self
government and always loving his country above all lands
of the earth
have paid him funeral hono invite the American Con-
sus and Vice Consus and all Others of my countymen
in the United Kingdom. join in the usual manifestation of
sympathy with his country which has lost great and
their best example and in his deep religious trust their
lation GEORGE BANCROFT
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-08

~ :" After me, the deluge, was the well known
phrase of Prince Metternich in allusion to the
dangers of absoutism, of which he was the prsp
in Austria The deluge has come
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-08

MMIGRATIoN-Several of the English papers
allude to the emigration of operatives in the manu-
featuring districts to the United States.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-08

M proprietor Of the St Charles Loan Office invites the
REDEEMED no9 OF thi public to his large stock of I'M
fBs oSeg Guns, Pistols, Gothing Fancy Goods "a
lent m &c etc Persons who wish 10 purchase excel Sc
eces lo their will find this excellent
Naicba W, 10 90 50 al comparatively little cost All the
PLACED n offered Tor sale have been thoroughly examined and
who L an perfect repair by skiltu European matchmaker
for G oyed continually in the establishment expressly
the ospIp Any person acquainted with the nature Of
can he business will feel assured that greater bargains
be oiqa manner Watches that originally cost $3.50 can
decenV esS Than half that In this establishment
yarop , Is practced. One price is asked for all the
aEaHrs%aees and deviation made in any case By this
fear Of bn me most inexperienced may purchase without
call ami shaved Citizens and strangers requested
Hotel nJ oce under the right wing of the St Charles
F ,lree doors from the corner of Gravier street.
above and time of keeping expired are offered for sale
ap4 3m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-08

DRoUGHT-At last accounts severe drought
was prevailing in many parts of New York and
Maryland The farmers were complaining.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-08

ELOQUENT AND BEAUTIFUL Commemorative
remember well with what feelings the nobly written
circular of Mr. Bancroft, as Secretary of the Navy,
when Andrew Jackson died, was read by u.s. That
choice composition, however, was only first to this,
which, from the same source, followed the news of
the death of John Quincy Adams: