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ste. But John win consent to no such arrange

istr. But John will consent to no such arrange
ment.
The great struggle will be between Van Buren,
and Mclean there are, IN fact, other candl-
dates, body else is thought of. The Pennsyl-
vania Veg aIioa beld meeting at the American
hotel at three o'cock this afternoon. Nothing
has TRANSFERRED relation TO the position they will
take. believe they will 60 for Van Buren,.
AT present, in consequence OF the curious ma
terIas of which this convention is composed,
am unwilling 10 hazard any opinion in regard
10 the result. Among such body OF men II
is impossible TO form any conclusions; some nomi-
nation may be made which is altogether uneX
pected; some Cafire or Hottentot may be nomi-
mated, or the wild abolihonlsts may vote for Mr..
Footc. of Mississippi. Either of these events may
be as likely to occur as the nomination of Van
Buren, or Mclean; and yet, as before remarked,
they are the only gentlemen who are now named
candidates.
from Judge Mclean would be read to the Conven-
ton, in which he would positively decline the
nomination, and in which he would express some
opinions favorable 10 the nomination OF Van Buren,.
standing this letter, the Massachusetts delegation
will urge, and insist upon, and demand the noml-
nation OF Mclean, and that they will never give
their votes for any other man.
Ii Is rumored that Governor Briggs, of Massa-
chuseus is here, or will arrive here, and that he
will bring with him an extraordinary pronuncia-
mento from Henry Clay.
Hon. William G. Crane, OF Herklmer, arrived
to-day.
1t is doubtful whether the Hon. George Rathbun,
OF Cayuga, wall be present. He is one of the most
powerful friends Martin Van Buren, can boast of
IN his old age. Rathbnn is eloquent IN speech
brilliant man, and he Is one Of the strongest pill
lars in the temple of freedom and free soil.
The negro Frederic Douglass is here, and will
deliver an address this evening, which will be
faithfully reported by your reporters:
The friends of free soil will hold preliminary
meeting In the Park this evening. Messrs Jarna-
gin, of Indiana, and Smith, of Wayne county, IN
this State, and other speakers will address the
meeting C,CLops
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ginal resolution the vote stood yeas TO- 8 nays.
Whilst the question was being taken, Alderman
Lily who was opposed 10 the resolution rose to ex-
plain his reasons, bat before completing, he dashed
of a few lines, threw them on the secTetaFys desk,
and retired from The council The action Of Mr..
Lilly was so apparent that one two members ira
mediateY moved to accept the gentleman's resig-
nation, whilst Alderman tiourdain observed that
there was a courteous manner Of resignng and an
mpolite mode Of doing so; Alderman Lilly had
pursued the latter course. The Recorder remarked
that there was no business before lie council and
a Suspension Of The fuies was then moved by Alder
man Blanque 10 take up the communication of Mr..
Lilly, which was negatived.
The Improvement Committee reported in favor
ofempOying additional force to fill up that portion
of the Levee which had recently sunk, with sand !;
also to let the wooden pavement fronting the Place
d'Armes remain untouched for some months longer,
and to have the pavement Of ST. Peter street repair
ed. Adopted. Alderman Bauthe moved for the
purchase Of 600 feet piles. Adopted reso-
luton was also passed, authorizing proposals to be
issued for withdrawing and painting the market
The Committee on Education, through Alderman
Fabre reported in favor of purchasing some neces-
sarv books for the use of the public schools also
in favor of taking into consideration the early pay
meng of claim due to Woodall u Co. for sta
tonery.
The question of new sugar platform was then
brought up, but the Council seemed to be averse
TO platforms now days, and without acting upon
the measure, adjourned.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-17
TEREE MONTHS, EXTRA az
HARDWARE AND PLANTATION GOODS.
9 'FRONT.' LEVEE,

CtANIUEL LOCKE, Nos. and 9 FRONT LEVEE,
- bc'loeeR CE$toHlhoPse and Bten- 49,
hand and Is constantly receiving -, -
lIom the manufacturers at the North EzszzssszsEsSa
sH& z E6F of 70 be found in the United
States few Of the articles only can be here emu merated
50 themselves, and then make their purchases where
"a they DO at the best advantage. Now in store
- and constantly arriving
1000 kegs Cut NAILS, from the most celebrated Boston
500 dozen Hunt & Collins AXES with many other
IS tons of CASTINGS. Round Pots Ovens Spiders
and Sklets Fire Dogs, &c;
y tons Cart, Wagon and Timber Wheel BOXES;
1900 dozens eAmes. Rowland & TayIors' SPADES and
Is dozen Grass Conn m S and Bambe sCYTHEs Wal
drons and American Manufacture
30 dozen Ssythe sneaths ~ dozen S5eke5; 1,.,-r-
HOES assorted sizes;
5000 do Refined WHALE OIL, for Sugarhouses;
% dozen HORSE and MULE COLLARS;
e RHSSlWRE Es
COO tons of BAR IRON all sizes of American English
Swedes and Russian;
800 slabs Of English and American PLOUGH PLATES
tons OF American Plough MOuds;
259 dozen 2I CAEE k ,I most superior patterns;
1900 bundles American, English and Russian SHEET
1900 boxes TIN PLATE, Charcoal Brands, &c, TX Xxx
l2xl2 TX and Xxx, I4Nl4 Xxx, DC, DIX, &c
2oo BRXzfHEERs s3''QG Eo SPPfs Is to 100 ID sheets
SO bandles IRON WIRE, assorted NoOto82;
Kettle Ears Bucket Handles Bucket Covers pressed,
Saucepan Handles Tnners' Tools and Machines a iuu
BUIIDERs' MATERIALS ofevery description, C52sscut
and Mill Saws, Files, Hatehets Drawi4g d3'
Chiseis. Angus, Knob Rim Locks PaqlocTI9i5 sheet
Pig and Bar Lead; Bolts Curry COMBS iiaiinieis'
A splendid assortment Of Sheffield Table and Pocket CUT
Plain and I1a6ned TIN WARE, manufactured and sold
az NS So Il 0g are am disposed to sell very low
and offer great bargains to wholesale purchasers Oc3
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4h. Numerous testimonials file at the Company
Office which wond satisfy the most incleduous A letter
received from Joseph P Hall, Suffolk Va contains the
following:
e-7 " The Dgsentery Syrup cures in every case
az the JaiOH.
This extraordinary medicine shoud be Tesored the
mea any bad symptoms appear. Seamen, BOatmen, TTav-
saTs and all others should have supply, its tmGy
The medical faculty are ssionished at its power freely
couesIng that there other medicine at all to be
pared to 1t.
THE CHILDREN'S PANACEA
egualy ethcaeIOus Githe bowel and stomach complaints
OF Chlden No mother or physician should be without it,
Ihe General Agent for Louisiana and Mississippi
ID. HANsBROUGH, y Camp street, New Orleans, La
to whom applications for gencies may be addressed
EDWARD BARTON, Secretary.
New York, August 1913
cz~ For sale by WELD & CO. PedoIeaI A gents 70
Camp street ALFRED HUNTER, corner Of Exchange
PLACE and Cust0mhOuse street. and by DRUGGISTS gem
orally. THOS COOK, Postmaster city Of Lafayette; j.
L. Y AN BOkkEl1BEN, corner Camp and st Mary
sis JDHN FOELkEI. corner I.evee and Seventh SIS,
Latayette and CHAS. BENNEOT, Cauollton, Louisiana
T, S--Ibs GrdeteRberg Company are degir0Hsaaf pro-
caring the services Of respectable fate N ege tossA
an the DG0H, IN business Echfch c5H be 16F tNcrgt1
By addressing the Company. CNO Broadway, New ofk)
postpaid, paglCulaH will be furnished.
August,
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THIRD MUNICIPALITY CoUNCu.-There was a
full meeting Of this body last evening, Recorder
Seuzeneau in the chair.
A message was read from the Mayor, enclosing
a letter from Madame CastenadO, offering to settle
her claim on the Municipality of 81 800 for land of
hers taken for the opening Of Espanade street, by
taking notes of the Municipality, of equal sums,
payable in 6, II, Is and "a months, and drawing Z
per cent. interest. The message also calls the at
tentiOn of the Council to proposition of Mr.. John
Duggan TO sell the Municipality two large floating
wharves for the purpose of stopping the breach in
the Levee, near the Convent.
The consideration of a resolution to accept the
offer Of Madame Castenado was postponed to the
next meeting, and that portion of the message re-
terrng to the floating Wharves referred to the
Improvement Committee.
4 lengthy paper, written by Mr. Solomon, as a
correction of the report of the Finance Committee,
which has been the subject of so much controversy,
was read, and after its reading Mr.. S. moved the
adoption of resolution declaring that while the
Report under debate he was, in violation of
parliamentary rules, cut off in speech by the
adoption of motion TO adjourn. Mr.. S. quoted
Jetfersons Manual to prove that this procedure
supplementary. This called up Mr.. Jones, who
presided at the meeting referred TO by Mr. Solomon,
aud whose correctness as chairman was impeached
by the resolution Mr.. Jones said 81 he did not
think in the time of Mr.. Jefferson. the Sage Of
Monticello could have been acquainted with the
rules Of the Third Municipality Council and he
begged the gentleman GMr. s. to bear in mind those
rules declared that a motion to adjourn was in
order at all times" The resolution was rejected,
and Mr.. Solomon submitted protest which, with
out opposition, was entered on the journal.
Mr.. Page reported that the committee TO which
referred the subject of lighting the street lamps
had received a proposition from S. w. Cutter to
furnish oil worth a dollar a gallon, at S23 per
month for each lamp, payable in cash every sixty
days. The necessity of Illuminating the streets,
was admitted by the enlightened Council, but in
the hope of finding a cheaper contractor the sub
ject was referred back to the committee with power.
A petition from the agent of Messrs. J. p. Whit
ney d Co, for the use of portion of the Levee,
lO5 feet long and 81 feet wide, adjoining wharves
Nos. Is and IL, (rented to them as a steamship
landingD as coal depot, was referred to the Com
mtiee on Improvement.
When we left the chamber, about halfpast g.,
nothing Of general interest was before the Council
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NEW ORLEANS:
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER II, si8.

FIEsT MUalCrFALfrY Vagrqi,s.-C Charles Bau-
drey, MarceHn Lartgus, Alfred Wei, Gabriel La
nusse and Elizabeth Carseau, We're all sent before
the First District Court on charges of yagrancy.
Breach Of Trust Jean Guillaune. driver Of
Cart No. 2s4, was yesterday arrested ona charge Of
breach Of trust-approPGiating 10 his own use
twenty-one sacks of coal entrusted to his care by
La Butte des Preaux. He gave bail to appear for
examination.
Larceny.-Pierre Finclair, accused by Margaritta
Huber, Of stealing shawl and silk handkerchief
from her in a beer house, at the corner Of Dauphin
and Philip streets, also gave bail to appear.
Commtte3.-Samuel Schutzer, found concealed
in the premises Of F. Bonzemeyer, No. SO Barrack
street, on Sunday night, and charged with being
there with intent to steal, was committed for trial
before the First District Court.
assault nth Intent 10 KH-James Mulligan was
arrested yesterday on the affidavit Of Patrick Dunn,
that on Sunday night, in Barrack street, near the
Levee, he struck him with hatchet, in the face,
with the intention Of killing him. The accused
was committed to prison to await examination.
Found Dangerously. Wo,uaded-The Police ofthe
First Municipality found a man named Patrick
Newell, lying in Basin street, between and
O'Clock on Sunday morning, dangerously wounded.
Ills skull was fractured and although able to speak
n little, could give no satisfactory account of the
manner in which he was wounded. He was con-
veyed to the Charity Hospital.
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81 o 81 y 8 )
uOTrr, ANN CARDrus


one of the most delightful residences az The South
tRsgi& The CARROLTOE HOTEL AND GARDENS, -,
EssssE 81 miles from Canal St. NewOreans, ola thekss
h9a-A CaTTOlltOn Railroad. -
THE subscriber has the honor to that he
tUtg prepared accommodate limited number of BOAD-
kRs, by the day. week. or month.
- TERMS:
Per Day, % co. Per Week $40 co. Per Month 80 90
Breakfast, Dinner, and Supper, at any hour.
Esh Dnneg to order, and Private Parties accommodated
The best OF Wines and Liquors
Ice Creams, Saerbets LgJaDuade and SOdn5ner served
at the Saloon or in the Gardens
The Dningrooms and Restaurant uRder the charge Of
Mr. POUCHET, one of the first caterers and formerly of
Mobile and New Orleans
Billiard Tables, Ten.pin Alleys and Quoits
Good StabIng for thirty Horses
e. The FLOWER GARDENS attached 10 the Hotel
eXent) laid with much taste and are in
fine order and fur anything of the kind in the
United States.
BoUeUETs, in great variety, always be had on applica
ton to the Gardener.
Every possible attention paid to Visite whose patronage
ia resneetinlV solicited by (myItfN JAMES DuRNO.
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DEATH OF CHIEF CLERK.-We learn from the
Washington Union that George w. Crump, the late
chief clerk in the office of the Commissioner of
Pensions at Washington, died in Powhatan county,
Va, on the LIST inst, aged 62 years. He was for
mery prominent wing member of the Virginia
Legislature, and then of Congress. Col. James G.
Berret succeeds him in Office
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-17

On the 10th instant the steamer Boreas left St Louis In
port for New Orleans steamers Aeck Scott, Alton, and
Glencoe.
The steamer Constitution left St Louis the 10th inst
reports Ga feet the Upper Mississippi and falling
Towboat Pat Henry lowed down and TO sea the 18th
inst. ship Tyrone and bark E. H. Chaplin.
TowbOat Dam Webster towed down and to on the
10Th inst, shIpS Isaac AlerOn, Nance and Clyde.
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S \ y s.

~ For Vera Cruz. FIRST YESSEL....T The
@sAlA hne, tast-saIng schooner d. C.. FOSTER Capt
- Can9eld having half her cargo engaged and going
ON BOARD WI have dispatch, For balance OF freight
Triangle Buildings, or to
o5 j. nv. GIBBONS. @ Custom, NM, .4,ast
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-17

EXTENSIVE HIGHWAY RobBERY.-A clerk in
the employ Of Messrs. Drew, Robinson q Co., New
York city, was knocked down in Patterson, n. j.,
on the 9th, and robbed Of $4,000 in bank bills.
One Of the firm, accompanied by an officer, imme-
diately started in pursuit, and two men were ar
rested The clerk was carrying the money to a
manufacturing establishment.
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no RnRTBuE

TTpWARDs OF 100 boltles Of DR.. COLEMAN'S
-GONORRCEA MIXTURE have been sold during tine
past wear without complaint in nge instance Over ten
dozen used in our u s. Hospital This N dicne chal
euges competition both in the poi of taSte certainty
OF cure where fails The money will be refunded in every
case ~ Sold by H. KENNEDY "a ChaTtres street. and
at DR.. a. w. COLEMAN'S TON nc BITTERS DEPOT,
n p0YDPlqG Sb-aHs an23 apVN1S
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MONTHLY BULLETIN-NO, 3.
DYsENTERY, DlARRHGA, ETC.. Ra-...sory Cured

~ ia u Fen Hours.
the GRAEFENBE r G
COMPANY pledges itself
TO the following facts
1st. The GFdefcRbCrg
y rs HtCTB SUTU p
will cure the Dysentery, Di.
arrhRa, ETC., in twenty-iOur
hours.
I'd. A cure is warranted
no matter how bad the case ;
even if the discharges aue
bloody and constant. The
money IS instantly refunded
if a cure is not the result.
81. Thousands Of lives
have been saved by its use
in some instances where tho
patients have been given up
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A0@IANM 2AAGse

Groceries, Provision, Liquors, &C.
BY MORPHl d MENUS. AuctIoueers.
u }l5 DAY. Tuesday, I7h INST al 10 o'cIuck-VI be
Il sold No. 81 Mag zinc street
BRANDY, GIN, WHISKY PORT JVINF
SWEET MALAGA MADEIRA CLARET
CHAMPAGNE, ANNESETTE VINEGAR
Olive and Whale Oil Candles Soap Tobacco Serars
Hams Sides Shoulders, Macaerel, Cheese &c
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-17
DEATH ON RATS.

WTDNE y S RI r y ESTR 0 y + r.
THIS article viii be found sure and certain remedy
i against these obnoxious veTmin. The only original
and genuine article made fresh day and put up Tor
county use. warranted to keep. - - ~ -
ALso-WIDNEN' 5 ROACH DESTROY VI R.-By
the use of this article hres times, ~ Wllbe found
sure preventive against these Troublesome insects.
-" To be found at DALLEY'S DEPOT, 15l ChHrtTes
St.: ST. CHARLES BOOK STORE under st. Charles
Hotel: and under WIDNEY'S BANNER oil Nv
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SILK AID sTRAW GOODs!!
No. 81 .W4Gs me STREET,

(JetI0Cen Cannon and Gr0Cier St5.)
FETHE SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving their Fall and
4 Winter STOCK OF FANCY AND STAPLE SILK
STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS, among which
the following
Black LustIing Gro de Rhine and Gro de Swiss Dress
Silks, all widths Black Plaid. Stripe Figured and Wateed
do do Plaid and Rich Fancy Silks; Black Alpacas Black
BOmbazine Printed Cashmere5; VI: de Lanes Owagos
Turk Satin White and COOred Satns, and Bonnet Silks ;
Black and COlOed FlOTence: Cane, Grape Le, Illusions
&c Green Barge; Black silk Serges; Black and Fancy
Silk Cravas Satin do; Ladies Fancy Dress Haudkerchies
POugee Spialfeld and India Handkerchef; Black and
Colored Silk Fnnges, Gimps, Buttons, &c; Black and
KID GLOVES; Cashmere and Silk do; Black and White
Silk Hose Cotton Hosiery all kinds ShaW and scars
RICH FANCY BONNET RIBBONS; Cap dol Plain
Taft. and Satin do all numbers; NEW STYLE FANCY
BRAID BONNETS Tuscan and Straw do, latest fash
Artiiicia Flowers and Wreaths lsh Linens Linen
Cambria Handkerchefs CambIcs; JacOnets Swiss and
Null Muslins Fancy Nets EmbTOideFF5, and almost
every variety Of FANCY GOODS, suitable to the season,
usually kept by them, TO which they respectfully invite the
City and Country Trade
G. YALE, JR. & Co. q Magazine street,
m-d&s-w Between Common and Gravier sts.
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TENHE BOY DANIEL, aged about go; complexion g =
Il copper color feet 8Or9 inches high; stout built ~
and inclined to be bald. A suitable reward viii be- II
aa2S 4 aOYT & FORD. II St. Charles st1sst
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Balance Stock of Groceries

BY MORPHY q MENUS, Auctioneers.
TUESDAY l7tl inst, at o'cock-VVil be sold at Auc
i ton at store No. Il Gir0d sTeet--
I'M ba 7nee Of said STOCK OF GROCERIES; also,
the EiNitE Res.
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MAGUTRE,s DAeuERREoTYPR-

NJ. would respectfully return thanks for the liberal patron
% age bestowed him he first had the honor of
introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NeWOrleans,
five yeaB ago, during which time he has taken portraits
than any other person in the world. His specimens
exhibited at the Fair in composition with Others taken By
the best operator from Newly Ork and he awarded the
First Premium. No specimens exhibited at his establishment
bat those taken by himself j. NJ assures the public that his
portraits will continue to be what they always have been
the BEsT His long experience and constant practice
the Lest Inducements to persons DESTROYS OF instruction in the
beautiful art Genuine Highlander Cameras 20 per cent
cheaper than any in the City al other articles the
Plates at $2per dozen ScOyPs No. for 80 2guaranted
the best plates made the United States Gases ~ 70 and
90 80; kewYOrk Cameras at SIS.
~ Orders from the country promptly attended TO.
- Entrance No. CAMP street. mill If
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N received by the Indiana, Manchester and ALE -
E E6i6y OF r am n2T -sesERE IF fi2sRS f q
-. GUTTA PERCHA STIFFENED HATS, ~
have been tired viz in New York Boston Philadelphia
and Baltimore. These Hats got superior style to
olj jung ever O'su Os'35 BUHcE % Cap rs steet
REMOVAL.
EESFbbEX}v BEiH n ha y EsmoEed their entire Stock
from Nos. is New Levee and 80 and ~ ~7sg~
Me- 81 Gaa 81 Si' S3P Sr Sf" opposite 50g
hatchez street, where they have on hand and constantly
tue-s u supplies Of every description of GOODS in their
line winch they otter for sale At the lowest market prices and
Mechanics and purchases generally requested to call
portion OF their stock on hand and aloat, viz
800 tons English BAR IRON, round square and flat;
. DO. PENNSYLVANIA
10 10 d DO. I'H de-. Boiler Iron;
go bundles 0 fsP Br4z EifR Rods l. SIG and round
500 do. Sheet Iron, 10 to Is;
Y iS DO d. R009 from to P } land o. INCH
100 plates Tennessee Plough Iron
500 Tennessee POug -share MOulds;
1000 Kegs Cut NAILS aud SPIKES;
300 boxes TN PIaATE, Pont Pool;
600 lbs. BRAZIERS' COPPER, 10 to 120 ID sheets:
% 5 S5 5s Block c Tin Spsst . zDf Se STEEL
49,. ANXlLS, VICES. SMITHS, BEL
LOWS s55 6s 2 sS. Wa P5 Fl 6S;
~ and Smiths longs
Files and Rasps, American and English LOCKS Of every
SRding-d0or Furniture Hooks and Plate Hinges;
Butt and Parliament Hinges WOOdscrews
Shutters and Fasteners of description and patterns;
BITS, CUT TACKS and BRADS;
Brass and Block Tin Cocks and Faucets;
Hand Panel, Brass and Iron back SAWS;
CrOsscut, Mill, Pit and Circular Saws;
Scgthes and Scythe Sneaths
ShOvels and Spades, Games Woods & Bourauds)
Crown, Louisiana Carolina and Gwbbing HOES;
o fC copper and B SS WIRE iS ana O0 Ai-
Gun Locks and Gun and Pistol tlnts;
Single and Double -baueed GUNS and RIFLES
Corn Coffee and Pepper MILLS;
Curry Combs, English and American;
Plated and Brass StInups, Bits, Buckles, etc;
Hose and Mule Collars Hall K Kings PLOUGHS;
Hames Cart SADDLES and BRIDES;
Combs; Paper;sPeuS: Shoe Thread
Paint, Cloth, SCrubbng, Whlewash, Floor, Tooth, HAIR
and Shoe BRUSHES;
Shoyels and Tongs, Fire Irons, Brass and Iron Andron
Tenders etc;
TINWARE, full assortment;
Pocket, Pen and Desk KNIVES;
Irou-handle Knives and and Forks and Knives only;
SCISSORS and RAZORS; Table Cutlery great variety
&c, full assortment;
Carpeners' and COopers PLANES and TOOLS, of every
Cotton, Wool and Horse CARDS;
300 coils Manila ROPE, from 6-thread TO Finch;
80 do Marine and HOUsline;
OAKUM. TAR, PITCH and ROSIN:
Sperm Whale, Lard and LInseed OILS;
Spirits Turpentine and VarniSh
20,000 lbs. Pure Atlantic WHITE LEAD;
100 lbs. Brooklyn Nos. l and White Lead
200 kegs Black, Red and Yellow PAINT:
1900 lbs Chrome and Paris Green; 500 lbs. Verdgris;
. tons CASTINGS, assorted
1900 French Pots. assorted to 80 pintS;
MILL and GRINDSTONES; Sheet, Barand Pig LEAD,
Lead Pipe and vanety OF other articles loo hulneiSus 70
rna1t70H e-hlZ ~
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DAGUERREOTYPF.
Observation-Disclosures PoRTRA

ELECTRO-NIAGKETIC PORTRAITS.
FbY the application of the above mysterious agent TO Da-
- gueneOtype Ga discovery Of the subscribers the under
sgued enabled to produce PORTRAITS Of the most
superior kind in a SINGLE sECOED-Cachng the precise
expression instantly, and fixing indelby upon the silver
plate. ~ Those who wish to retain in their families good
LIKEHEssEs of relations friends do moderate
price Rooms, corner of Canal and Charities sts-Enrance
No Chartres street. Lmy3 lyl w. III. HUTCHINGS.
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Damaged Tobacco.
BY MORPHY q MENUS.

TUESDAY 18th inst. at 10 O'cOck-VilI be sold at
Z store No 55 Magazine streetunde the inspection OF
the POnwardens for account whom it may con ern--
Il boxes TOBACCO, Metcalf Discharged on board
brig j. A Lancaster on her voyage from Richmond 10 this
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-17

REVIVAL IN CoLLEGE.-The Southern Presby.
terrain says there is a state of deep religious feeling
at this time among the students of OgIethorpe Uni
yersity, Georgia.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-17

d. The Canada merchants who do business
with Germany, are importing their goods almost
entirely thrOngh New York
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o. The boundary line difficulties between New
Brunswick and Canada, have been adjusted OF
terms which recognize the full rights Of the former