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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-21
AUSTRALIA.

II /. expected TIA; there ~ oe no dispute a. % in'
,uccesson 70 the throne, although eonsasssoe 'rgo
-. hen discovered.
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Court Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Term

SYRACUSE, Thursday, Nov. l6--Mr Ward Hunt
resumed his opening argument the part Of plaintiff
in error in cause No. Is Mr. George t. ComstocA
heard for defendant in and Mr. Hunt closed for
plaintiff in error.
No l3-Jotn Green. appellant, rs Calvin Hs. re
spondent L Richardson, Attorney for appellant
Matte son and DOotte, Attorneys for respondent MS
Honor Chief Justice Beardsley opened the argument
Of this cause on the part OF the appellant Mr. Demo
was heard on part OF respondent
Court adjourned until tomorrow At 10 An
SYRACUSE, Friday. Nov. 1.-THE session " as
principally occupied by Mr. John Ruger IN sn argument
on motion IN reference TO Cause No T. Schroepeli r.
Richard : Corning Several motions were made a sist
OF which will appear to morrow Syracuse star.
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TURKEY.


Another drsaful IRE has taken place At fsfs sn'os'
the whole Of which nov les n asne' Aoou' '''
have been burned.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIIlS.

AccDENr.-On Saturday last, a man named
Murphy, while at work on one of the new build ngs
in Futonst fell from the fourth story TO the cellar and
received such injuries that ne is not likely to
survive.
INoUEsT.-Coroner Ball held an inquest on
Saturday on the body Of a woman named Ellen Fer
rell who was found dead in her bed. verdict
returned that deceased died Of congeston Of The brain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-21

~ We regret TO learn that Mr.. George y.
the overseer at the State Prison who WAS struck
-. nsad with hammer by 3 convict some two
Snee, died on Thursday eyeEiIs.
lHslsjssa Csprtnt
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SAVINGS BANK,

No 5 RsesInnn. -CHntoa Hal
~ Open Tuesdays, Thursdays and sstar-
days, from 70 . 0cioch y NJ
The Institution for tss Savings Of Merehans Clefns
.nd others u Open shove for tbs reception deposits
from ell clsssss Of psfsons !, .lse open 90 in'fshsy
from 70 osoes n ss.I is,s,a -, on s m Of yuv
the and number II deposits reesys1 have beso s1h
a. o render IL immediate saeee': certainty
tho hra months vii be desrnined next Jsnasry and
hs, hs dividend ~in be equal 20 hat Of
~ oytIcEa
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f>'' kt' " Fe' r,,,5ss e''-'' Ross A''"aas.'
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wxax.y. s.sg.4aa 3 watA'o,. F,t.ss sss-- =,
~ To Editors aad PsbIishers.-A gsouemss
VINO has had q liberal education AMI upward OF swsvs
years experience Editor woId be happy 10 arrange win
few nswspaper publishers 70 furnish them win eores
poodsocs rom wssninsoe durny Dc sns.sg ss:ssoa q
Congress HIS fseuss for ocsissS vsnabIs end ineex
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To, = s:s % % ssssai sss p:
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= sz 80: ~: g Dom & !: Z. 4:
''''s 70. % ;i;ii;i aGST 'E -
- w,~~ WIZ. Wags.--susnssrs vs'rst - cry
arc uiornsd shs az %: re- g. ssss1sss, -
. a AEDHDRsT HIAkvs, -. "a -, 49,
neS u ~fxs ssH wigs apess e,sds q ioos esis ng.
-. te Which for Price and qaa,ty uneassd;
,ss gsds 1ppded Wholesale Cal snd jsdgs sos yoes.
-. - r Men, % In
- Wafer Csre.-inysics ~iu 6nd every eonvsat.
snre for Winter uestmeuI 81 Dr. TRAILS eonuodio<s
sstsDnshmsu5 L-ight~ Bathing ICONS via vGul cod,
sbovsg douche, &c bshs each 6ooS Outdoor practice
srtsodsd To- ConsshAnors Is ~ lnof
rsyi!S :~': cuss. y. a. 1900 =. Sc 80
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From the Wesr-Indies.

JAMAIcA-By an arrival from Kingston, Jamaica,
at New Orleans the l0h-fles Of Kingston journals
have been received up the 27th October from which
are cleaned the following items of Intelligence
The Mercury proposes to tax the lands Of sbsentees'
or more properly TO impose an additional tax on such
lands Ii says. The estimated quantity of land in
barbados Is placed at l0647O comprising the
whole slsnd) OF good and inferior land accurately
the space could be measured OF this at least 600
in the possession directly and indirectly, OF
persons residing IN all parts of Europe.
The Ycnow Fever has made its appearance among
the troops At Barbados The Liberal remarks that /,
had MADE It's appearance among the troops in garrison
at ST. AIMS Il is confined at present to the Goth Regi
ment and up TO the date of our information there had
been some fifty sixty cases, i've or six occurring
daily"
The dry weather OF the last few weeks had caused
much anxiety among the Agrculturiss' lest the canes
should suffer materially and the crops of corn and pro
visions be shortened Late rains had however revived
the hopes OF the planters.
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C r sdioaTned until tomorrow At AM

FIRE Al IHE PHILADELPHA Gas WokAs.-
The alarm OF nre Saturday night al lew minutes
sitter 4 o'clock caused by the burning OF arg
quantity of Goals in the pit at the CITY 'iA NorAs on
me Schuylkil above Marketed The nre originated
from spontaneous combustion. and had been burning
tor several dsys-one informant states ior ~eeks Inns
combustion IL seems is nothing new sno therefore no
alarm was given at early period On saturday al
ternoou ~ about O'Clock the hre was discovered 70
De making rapid headwsy and the workmen OF TIE
place redeubled their efforts To exnguish H. They
worked hard and toward o'clock the IRE wss sun
making hesdwsy and approaching the vaults under iae
rctort house
This excited the greatest fear that the entire WORKS
might be destroyed snd the city thus cut on from
the usual supply of gas unless some effective messu
could be adopted to check the progress OF the nre.
steadily IL increased and at IL o'clock the main alarm
bells rung aud the hremeu OF the city and county
repaired promptly TO the scene Of devastation. They
worked sTduously. and By Of yesterday the IRE
US. an much checked relieve the minds OF every
one from all apprehension o. danger The quantity OF
osl on hand nearly go coo bushels the greater part
of which was destroyed The works continued 10 gen.
crate gas Yesterday. and last evening there was full
supply flowing through the pipes oil tne city Inc oss
cannot be accurately estimated lFniis- sun 2o'n
uoRstRtE NURDERs.--We learn IRON the Bran
A., fNssA RspwBcaH that on the evening OF the nrst
inst horrible snd brutal murder wss eommtted on
the Railroad near Peiries MIL 10 hinns SoSn's' 90
VIC 49, r~ re names Of Blake and Away, by a Mr.
uv,bes The circumstances arc as follows hnsae.
Uss a contractor on the RaTosd. and had einp.oyeu
Rlske and Away 10 work for him FOR some proves
ton unknown they took Hughes up ana Sef 81 pm.
and tying him lsshed him severely Alter s~u.Sns
themselves in this manner. they len hasnes %
spot as thew supposed dead Hughes, however, soon
recovered and smsrtng under the lssa proc urea ~
ak TO their lodgings and inurdared inen oS'.
ther sleep Hurhes Is now IN the custody o. NC
proper ofissrs and sss confessed he ei0osy esse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-21

TRINDAD.--In Trinidad the people are endeav-
orng to procure Local Elective Assembly and other
reforms
NENEzUELA-Thc kmgsfoH journal learns that
letter has been received by gentleman in kingston
containing the information that Gen Monagas (who our
readers will remember stated was still 10 possession
of the town of Msracsbo and had threatened that II
Gen. Paez made any attempt 10 land be would sacrifice
every woman and child in ~ had since offered 10 come
terms with Gen Pace for the surrender OF the town
but that the latter would not sccede To the proposals
made 10 him. The fact is that Mopsgss had been
starved into surrender by the presence OF Gen Psoz
iect which lying in the hsrbOr OF Marscsibo and
which prevented vessels from entering 10 land their
csreoes Of provisions.
We are. however, told that during the occupancy OF
the town By Monagas aud his party the greatest s,ro
cities had been committed upon the female portion OF
toe inhabitants. These were made to yield 10 the
brutslz ing usts OF their oppressors which was hight
enpd by the state Of starvation they were suffering
Great numbers of Monsgas men were deseruns BILE
party and joining Gen. Psezs and we are told, says
the Journal that less than twenty I'VE OF them were
CAPTURED and shot by order of Gen. Monagas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-21

Taylor over Case, 9Z7 Clay over POlk, lO9.
The GeFn Smith Electoral Ticket received a votes.
returned of Van Burenprobsby mistake there
telling a from P0ls aud small one from Ciays
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DARING ROBBERY On Saturday afternoon a
Mr. samuel Randie, boarding At No. ~ Hudson street
while absent from his room for short time, had his
trunk broken open and 500 worth OF needles and >lO0
of silver thimbles stolen theTeirOm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-21

- Wafer Csre.-inysics ~1u end every eonvsaL
snre s,r Winter 81 Dr. TRAILS eosnusodiogs
ssrsDlisnsut IS Lsights Bathing win cod,
sbowss doucbe, &c bshs each 6oor Outdoor ovsccs
srsodsd To- ConsshAnors Is ~ lnose
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NEW.JERsEY ELECTION.

Total. le'i liS~ ~ 30 <iiV
Taylor over Van Buren,. 100 Polk over Clay. IL
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JACK Harrison. convicted Of keeping rambling house At No
Bar sentenced to One Of $50 and te Imprisoned 10
the fenfsnfary for months Mara 1urtaeh vas placed on a
charged rbbng stranger named Msel Long OF b. pocket
containing while house Of ~ fame the POn
found guilty and sentenced the state fnon Tor
a. of two
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-21

A ROw.-Yesterday afternoon row took place
board the ship syme'ry lying at the foot Of Roose-
veltst which not subdued until four Of the ring
leaders, named John Reed, George Aymer, John Weth-
erly and h. Cromwell, were arrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-21

SCARCITY or WArER.-The hremen complain
OF the scarcity of water the different hres sstur
day night At the hre on Third avenue and Twenty
seventh st It required four hydrsnt lines to supply In
CINE No ~ with sufficient quantity Of water The
proper authorities should have this defect promptly
Temedied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-21

HERL-This distinguished artist and composer,
who has become citizen OF Newlofk. will give his
hrst and last concert this Thursday night Of
ncNt week NOV ~ at the Tabernacle, on which &C.
cssoD In addition 10 bis own eminent attractions, ne
will have the assistance Of the entire Italian Opera
Company.
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TRNDAD.-In Trinidad the people are endeay-
oring to procure Local Elective Assembly and other
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STORAGE! STORAGE, sToRAGE,u

M the undersigned, having been long engaged EZZTN
w in the Storage business, beg inform orr M A NJ
friends and the guhlc that have for the coming =.
season. SIX WAREHOG SESs not SURPASSED hy anV in
this city. All of them fire proof located in the Second Mn
ncpay, within shon distance the steamship and
fatboats' landing. they situated as follows:
UNION-Tchoupioula street, of Notre Dame and
Commerce streets
WESTERN-C orner of Julia and Foucher streets
PEIICAN-On Commerce ST, corner oil Girod and Notre
Dame streets.
CRESC ENT-Dn New Ievee street, between Gaennie
and SuZette streets
PHHNIN-On Tchouptouas street, between st. Joseph
and Julia streets.
BRANCH-Un Notre Dame street, between Tchouptouas
and Magazine streets.
We are now prepared to receive all descriptions of Mer-
chande and Western produce, at low rates. our establish
arranged that each description OF goods Is Kept
in entirely separate and distinct from that containing
other and having also large number OF experienced
aboreYs constantly in employ enabled TO offer
facilities for the receipt and delivery of goods unequaed by
any similar establishment in this city.
EMERSON, TOURNE 4 co,
mh5 3m l5S Tchoupltouss street
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JONES, HAIR TONIC
A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR,

1fEhE Is not day passes by, bnt what DR. X. PARISH
mbM w receives testimonials from their agents aud
NFS n.almng the great virtues OF their celebrated CHI
The f HAIR CREAM And they all pronounce it TO he
Of % p'e2raon for the growth beauty and restoration
acrom That they have used and belieS that it will
E,ln iSh every thing that any could desire.
Ok NY lady and gentleman who in the habit OF lslng
CHISrntlr mar should at purchase bottle OF the
sE HAIR CREAM, for it never fails to give satisfaction.
from the Men rorE Tribune o f min 10, 1877.
NAM EAU lfrL HEAD or iAIR.-We have seen a great
copI3 FORMATIONS used the Hair but that we
ie 0! recommend 10 the community; but since the
civ a OF the celebrated Chinese Hair Cream into our
few ~ Witnessing the application of il friend of onrs
muis since We feel that II would be doing the pubic
opnior e>ecay The ladieS) not to express
des ana ana say, that all no need of an article TO
and ds oaulity the ilairto keep it soft, dirt
Ter ssI or to give it dark, rich color-canno be bet
'o'ue Oh DR. Parish Co.'S celebrated HAIR CREAM
m, TT mas NO EQU.4L!
Etbc a., a. ARlSH x Co-tsentemen Allow me TO add my
derabi .lohy among the many Others. in favor of your
Hayin,' Iepaatlon by the of Chinese Hair Cream
papd = Seu NE article myself and in my family am pre-
Solemn Gg maj II exceeds any thing have yet for
has e e ar and removing the dandruf. find that it
eiTatie TO render the hair soft and pabe: and my
GSiiuHt, YOURS, Nc.
New hEo. Y. TnoMPsoN, Commission Merchant.
Pr 9rk, August 4, 1877. rs Pearl st. n Y
ali et aea only by Dr. r. Parish CO. New ork TO whom
Sail must be addressed. posi- paid
mtru Sug ~ RTsTE y PADDoCK'S Nfiicipe and Perfp
Dets o oassre ll0rPuHDRAS STREET next door to the
uce. mh5 I'm
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RMY PORT FOLIO-By Capt d. f. Whiting 18th
~ Infantry. u. s Al contents of No. l.

A RMY PORT F0LIO-By Can't. ID. f. Whiting, 18th
"A Infantry, U. $. A.-Contents of No. l.
SKETCH OF THE ENCAMPMENT OF THE u. s.
ARMY AT CORPUS CHRISTI October 1876
MONTEREY as seen from hoasetoP the east side Of
the Main Plaza after the capture OF the city by the u.
5 forces under Gen. Taylor.
HEIGHTS OF n, MONTEREY, with ID Division, com
, guns Of the enemv, after the action of Ieronimo.
VALLEY TOWARD SALTII4LO, with the rear guard
and wagon train of the u. $. Army coming into the
Castle after its captulaion
VIEW OF MONTEREY from Independence Hill near
the Bishops Palace. with the village of Guadalupe and
Sierra Silla, or Saddle Mountain, in the distance
Price dollar each Engraving, four dollars for the
Port Folio of five views
Just published and for sale at the New Orleans Staoners
Warehouse. lmh5l j. b. STEEL IA Camp st.
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sTATIoNERs' HALL, "a chartres Street.

nAVID FELT s Cove would respectfully inform
~ opr friends and the public generally. that
se 9pt Of f5s Ell
cry consisting Of BLANK BOOKS of every size and
BOAT BOOKS such as Freight and passage Books CABIN
and Recep C
ruled to twenty different forms.
PAPERs-Ruled and Plain Letter, blue and white; Ruled
and Plain Commercial Post; Ruled and Plain Packet
Post Of Clark's B HnbbaGd's and Palmer 4 Smiths
%ssf ksSa e af anf R sf sp
Post Ruled and Plain fine and common ruling. fue and
S Ga ag Pam efSS Pn
~ 1Pd WTapgrg raPe Pn,n. Inks Of no
and color. in kegs and caqsesj black blue and red
sna f anG cSm epE H
of different sizes, with all the necessary articles for
GoLD AND STEEL PENs-of every quality, from the
very beS Manufactures and atsarious prices, Whole
COLD AND SILVER PENCIL CAsEs-some, very
fine, with Pen Holders attached.
led from 3 % g. RS'e Goose o s"a SWAN and G
from No. 20 to so; Swan Quils Nos. 80 and 100.
Sealing t WaH and Waters quality and color Play
cutting any particular szederent coor; Rodgers Pen
Pocket and Desk Knives and Erasers; Glass Wood Iron
Cups of various kinds; Ivory and Bone Lett Folders and
Stamps fine assortment Of Letter Clips of different de-
Gus sizes homice and Pomice Stones Rulers round fiat and
and Water sb sa
Cames Hair Pencils; bes; Cumberland Drawing Pencils;
French and American Lead Pencils and Cayons; Port Cray
ons; Mouth Glue; India Rubber and India Ink Camine
SauceE &c, &c; Whaons superior Drawing Paper of
every from Antiquarian to Cap; Bristol Boards, every
size and thickness; Tracing Paper, &c, &c.
The above, only few of The articles comprising oar
Stock in addition to which fully prepared 10
The Of Banks Merchants and others who may favor
with their orders which will be Runcualy attended TO-
We have also hand all the CtSTOM-H0USE
BLANKS use. and will always keep our stock full.
BINDERS STOCK, s1sh as Boards of all size, and
thcknescs Russia sheep, Morocco Skvcrs Sewing Pach
nent Plough Knives Marble and Morocco paper &c, g.
A Il orders for ODD BOOKS or FULL SETS OF any pc
culiar viii he executed in the very best style and
ranted4 give entire satisfaction.
We would respectfully solicit call from Country Dealers
and purchasers generally before procuring their Fall Stock
great facilities with house New York enables
sell 10 the very best advantage and all articles purchased
from us may be returned il found to suit every respect
DAVID FELT n CO., Stationes Hall
mh5 I'm p ChartTes street.
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WALL PAPERS,

No WALL PAPERS,
NJ 20 CAMP STREET.-THE advertiser has always
Az on hand well assorted stock of
a, FRENCH P7PER-H4.NGLNGS
WIN suitable B0RDERlNGS for each-among which, are
GOD and Velvet Papers and Borders
God Papers and Borders
Scene Pagers, double and single width
PED Top Papers and Borders. do;
natln, Ungazed, and Common Papers
Window Papers, 3 feet wide;
NIL Figured Screen Papers and Borders;
Nr ne Is selling as low French Papers he sold in
Gs NEW Os orleans He has also AMERICAN PAPERS which
1 rR 1ooer than they be purchased elsewhere
eaIp prices and buy they suit you if not, there
az i, fapers hung to order, and warranted to stick.
ou jos. ETTER. 20 Camp st.
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RNNys AMn sMNEs.
GENTLEMEN,s BOOT AND LADIES,
SHOE STORE

GENTLE MEN'S BOOT AND LADIES
SHOE STORE.
H. The subscriber has just received from
ms Mandatory, a splendid assortment ofESzzzA
BOOTS and SHOES, made under his eye. and
OF the best material and Workmanship, and of the
moa fashionable and tasty styles, comprising
tents Extra fine Calf Skin BOOTS;
Fine Calf Skin "
Fine Morocco g
Patent Leather CATERS;
Fine Calf BROGANS
Rough and Ready HALF-BOOTS;
Cloth HALF.GATTERS;
NuLLIFIERS-Calf and Patent Leather;
Velvet and Calf SLIPPERS;
-, Hunting and Riding BOOTS ETC. etc:
Ladies BOOTS, CATERS and SHOES, of the most
! fashionable styles;
boys and Youths Patent Leather BROGANS;
'hidfens Francas CATERS, Morocco Buttons, Pa
tent Leather and Calf SHOES, etc.
t. JOHN $ WORTH,
mho I'm under st. Charles Hotel corner Common st.
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NEW ORLEANS TUESDAY
RNNMs, Sc,
NEW BOOK STORE.

,,,., NEW BOOK STORE
EtST RECEIVED and now opening k4{TJ-hz
~ at the New BOOK STORE No II 81. AGIAFEA
thGrs$ street, I'm the building formerly 81
et t T a, he Gas Bankl ar II, as,onment
HUNS, and complete stock OF English. French German,
ana American STATIONERY and FANCY GOODS.
II intended that this Establishment shall be constantly
supplied with the above articles, which viii be sold al The
lowest cash prices mls I'm MILES c. SALE Il co
STANDARD AND NEW WORKS
lust received and for sale by THOMAS l.. WHITE,
- Bookseller, 50 tnnat strfet-
Miss PARDoE'S LOUIS THE FOU RTEENTli 2voI.
TIPPER'S PR0NERBiAL PHILOSOPHY
NAPOLEON AND HIS MARSHAIS. 2 vol;
DISRAELIS CURIOSTTiES OF LITERATURE:
ALLlSON,S EUROPE, VOL
BOLlNGBROOk'S WORKS, VOL;
COMBE,S PHREN OLOGN;
ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA, 10 VOL
EDlNBly RIG ENCYCLOPEDIA, 20 VOL:
EDtIEMoRTl'S WORKS, 10 OIL auaito, inusn
SliERWO0DS COMPLETE WORKS, is vol;
CIBl'S SPANISH GRAMMAR;
NEWMAN AND BADRETTI'S SPANISH AND
ENGLISH DICTIONARIES:
BOHN,S STANDARD LITERATURE, 20 vol;
MEN, WOMEN AND BOOKS, by Leigh fiunt 2 vol /:
WILLIS Poems, beautifully Illustrated
MCCULLDCtl > GAZETTEER, vol;
DO. COMMERCIAL DICTIONARY,
vol
ALSO-A large and general assortment Of Medical, Ms;
cellane6us Law, and School BOOKS and STAFION cry
always hand and for sale low prices as above mhl5 6t
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GANTMAMA.
FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING.

~
NroW receiving complete sorment, containing ever
Y article requisite for gentleman 5 Wardrobe
IN par as follows
BLACK and fancy cold Merino Frock and Dress COATS;
ia do. do. Sack do.
pIsrk Cashmere Frock Dress and Sack do;
White and coored Linen Sack and Dress do;
bsEt.a and Bingham do. do. do;
Apaca and English Mcnno do. do. do
1Np PANTS.
Trsb dEte M1erno and Alpaca PANTS;
fancy col and white Linen Drill do;
BTov linen Nankin and Cashmeret do;
IN rch and American Cottonade Drill etc, ETC.. Pants
VESTS.
White and fancy colored Marse!es VESTS;
Ia do. Silk and Linen do
Bombazines and fancy cold silk, etc, etc, Vests
SHIRTS AND FURNISHING GOODS.
Fine Linen and Linen Bosom SHIRTS;
Bingham and colored Linen do;
Linen Check, Calico and Hickory do
Ganze Merino UNDERSTANDS;
I'M Cn1tnu dr..
silk RO Up S9Glir and DRAWERS;
Linen and Cotton Laced do;
Summer Merino and Cotton knit Drawers;
Cotton, Linen and Merino HALF HOSE:
Linen, Silk, Cotton and Kid GLOVES, ETC., etc.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS
CLOAKS-.with and without Sleeves
Ovecjats Monkey Jackets and Capes;
travelling Bags, Leggings, Storm Caps. etc, etc.
Which offer to sell at the lowest Market Price, for Cash
NJ HUNTINGTON,
mh5 I'm No. Magazine street, corner Canal street.
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TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

I ETHEON.-The Right of the LETHEON, or VAPOR
IL OF ETHER, having been purchased by u.s. we
prepared TO administer the same and perform all operations
upon the Teeth while under its influence. We have just
celved direct from Paris and improved Apparatus for
the inhalation of the Vapor Leheon, which, from
feet safety and the with which can be used by both
patient and operator has been adopted in the Hospital du
Charlie Hospital de St Louis, and private hospitals of Paris
and by the faculty generally France and England
BLAKE Il MONTREVlLLE, Dental Surgeons.
mh5 I'm Norhst.. LAFAYETTE SQUIRE. St Charles St
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-21

A C. AINSWORTH, .Harine ami Commercial Notary,
"A. No. SO Camp street
Holding Comm issions from the States of TEXAS MIS-.
SIssIPPI. KENTUCKY, FLORIDA, NEW YORK,
MIsssoURL ILLINOIS, III INDIANAa TE ;lyS
NEW HAMpS lire. DELAWARE, ALABAMA,
MAINE, NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA,
GEORGIA, NEW JERSEY, OHIO, and MICHIGAN.
A. G. A. prepared take Dispositions and Execute and
Perfect all kinds of Legal instruments 70 be used or recorded
The usual promptude at his Office is continued in all
NOtarial Business mh5
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-21

Isl j. A. HORTON has now on Ts Il7= RI
Of sssd s0I BaSst q ss s1fTy
gsles Coach s sGig Buggy Wagon, and Cart HARNESS
Also, general assortment Of INDIA RUBBER GOODS
together with the largest stock of Trunks Valice Saddle
and Carpet Bags, before offered in this market which
he invites the attention of purchasers all the above Goods
will be sold at tfrcahg Reduced Prices.
The subscriber has also the agency for the sale of
SPANISH SADDLE TREES, of great variety of pat
terms. and at the manufacturer NH 6m