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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-22


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CAMP STREET
ALEXANDER HILL,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, TABLE
CUTLERY AND TABLE FURNITURE.
Walters and Trays; Knives and Forks;
Chatting Dishes; Slyer-piaied,
Coifeepots and UTns; German SILVER ana
Teapos and Uns britannia r,h
Castors; Spoon, 3na roihs'
Britannia sets; Butter Knives
Britannia Pitchers; ut 1;rackers;
Gaps and GObets; Nut Picks
Napkn Rings: Salad Forks;
Table Bells; Dish Covers, etc. et0'
Now opening and for sale at No
CAMP STREET. Mo
FURNISHED ROOMS.
TWO OR THREE elegantly fpr MS PARLIoRs and
A GENTLEMAN and his WIFE, or TWO SINGLE
IA GENTLEMEN, can be accommodated with BOARD
Appcatons addressed 10 b. " and left al the office Of the
Crescent through the POsofce to Box 81 will Be in
mediatey attended to s15
BOARDING.
THREE OR FOUR Single Gentlemen be accom-
il modated with BOARDING aud LODGING, at No.
80 Bar0nne street oSo u
TO RENT;
TWO PLEASANT ROOMs-also.a KITCHEN, a.
il if required to a small family the two rooms III
unfinished to gentleman. Inquire at l5O CustomrIs
TO LET.
A TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. -
streets Sn nSa o sEHFoAp No 5q
street. Mo If
TO RENT
~ and all the Rooms above are to be rented from the #
LIST ts Of November next APPy o. m 10 c.u ..,ss.
CoFFEE-HoUsE FOR SALE
A PICAYUNEC OFFEE-HOUsE situated on the -
n Levee, doing spendidbusness. FOR SALE on
business For stand and terms, apply at the office Of tbs
paper. sS1 u
LAND FOR SALE.
TNORTY ACRES of good Land for sale in IOWA, ~
miles East of Dubuqqe; 10 under fence and cu
Of The land IS well watefed with springs and mbeIed with
Oak and Ash etc ETC. Title e Apply al
MI IN 152 Camp street. opposite Lafaystie Square.
YESTERDAY at Lafayette, at the Railroad terminus,
Il an Ivory slvermounted SCALE, about three inches
long when The can have by paying for this
advertisement mo
FOR SALE.
A GROCERY and SHIP CHANDLERY, situated in
IA a eligible situation in the city of HAY ANA
convenient the harborfhs establishment, which well
I and has an excellent gn Of $ E " Ge sOd
forthwith. There Is also a NEGRO MAN and haIp9I
it or separately.
For further particulars apply Mr.. G. SCHMIDT No
o. 0IaNleL sIeet. N -1
SMALL STEAM ENGINE
ENOR SALE-A small and beautifully finished ENGINE,
nearly new and in complete order for sale Il was was
half horse power For terms etc, apply at this oice o.
RAN AWAY.
TVEHE BOY DANIEL aged about 30; complexion ~
copper color feet org inches high; stout built, ~
and inclined to be bald. suitable reward viii be- II
paid for his delivery ~
aua2 If HoYT & FORD. II St. Charles street.
ROCKVILLE BRICK MANDATORY.
'ET0EY & BYINGT0N respectfully inform the citizens
Il Of NewQrsags. Lafayette Canolton Algien Gretna
and Hoeyve that they prepared to deliver the
cheapest and best made BRICKS in the Southern country,
builders and Others the lowest price. This establish
ment the largest in the South and the patronage OF the
public is respectfully invited. ,
mY30 IF HOEY Il BYlNGTON.
SPIKES SPIKES OAKUM.
700 kegs Pressed, Ship and Boat SPIKES.
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RESTAURANTS &c.
AMERICAN OYSTER SALOON and

AMERICAN OYSTER SALOON and
u ESTAURAT-N a ST.. CHARLEs sTREEr-Tho
IL undersigned would most respectfully in nNS ~
form his friends and the public in general that SA lei
he has Ieopened this wel-known ~ss5b "
sR = establishment in new and ele- Ntks<
&Aakzx ton to business and his great experience 70
extended by the lovers Of good cheer Having made ample
.rNRu, rangements for procuring Mobile, Baraiana
1888 GAME and FISH Of every description. he
is now prepared to serve at the shortest notice. all the
please and crafty the taste of The most astidon epcure
His WINES, LIQUORS and C0RDIALS have AL been
selected by himself and Of the finest brands the city can
~ He is also prepared 10 accommodate few gentlemen
with Lodging and Private Sitting rooms az he has had the
portion of his house elegantly furnished for that pu
pose [n6 6mJ JAMES CASSIDY.
CRESCENT REsTAURAT s. OYSTER SALOON,
No. 40 ST. CHARLES Street corner GR-aYIER.
THIS establishment has been entirely remodeed greatly
ed throughout. and is open for the season.
From the previous wellestablished reputation 5sftA
Of the CREscEsE Oyster SALOON AND RES H.
TAURAT, WALTER deems j supeTEuous TO enter into
long panegyre OF his house. but simply to thank his friends
and patrons for the marked and liberal patronage he has
received, and TO them that the kind manner n which
his efforts please have been appreciated viii only stimulate
aeadg GWEN and make The Crescent Resas he most
fashionable and popular resort in the city.
@M(e tas s Cat Island and Grand S Pass which vii
NJ N le served up in any style TO suit the palate
bly, supplied with every variety Of GAME "a.
pains will Be spared to crafty the taste of the ~
' on MS hi Of fare will always be found STEAKS.
CHOPS, OUTLETS, every kind of POULTRY snd
VEGETABLES in Short with every thing in season that
His stock Of LIQUORS having been selected by himself
Of superior quality and embraces the best and choicest
Scotch Ale. Irish and Scotch whisky, London Brown
Stout and the best Philadelphia Ale and Portea trial Of
opinion nss I'm
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THE subscriber informs the public that he has just opened
new and splendid stock OF CABI-
MET FURNITURE, CHAIRS. LoOKING-
GLASSES, BEDDING, etc. at So CAMP ~ -
STREET, New0nleans. and will always So
keep hand good assortment of Household Furniture OF
the latest fashions made TO order of the best materials and
Of the finished workmanship; and he invites all both
in city and country who in of good and durable
Furniture to give him call Prices viii be low and every
article warranted as good as represented.
mis- st G. WHITNEY.
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!, FEIIcIAANlStAA ,HSolUsE FOB , ,SAhE a.

FELIUIANA HIUoh 3
TTHHE LEASE, FURNITURE and GOOD WILL OF
II the FEIICIANA HOUSE. is offered for sale. A
The house will accommodate nearly one hundred f::3
boarders. and is full eight months in the year. 10
be great source Of profit The present occupant wishing
to retire. offers the above fine establishment moderate
terms For particulars apply the premises, corner OF
'g ans8 ae' i0A0VfliOOlAs 'us'' = JAMES ROACH
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SPICE AND COFFEE MILLS,

No. 8 n OTRE D.4JNE Street.
L. BOLEN would respectfully inform the community
y of New Orleans that he at all times prepared at the
above Mills to furnish and ground Coffee ground Spices
lf all kinds together with Cornmea HOminy and Grtz.
Steamboats, Groceries and Restaurants supplied at the
hOrtest notice, o23 If
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NEW DIsCOVERY.-Dr. COnnells Mixture, toT NOnohRa
and elect Seminal illusions and Weakness Of the Uera
Bladder This Mixture contains no injurious article what
ever possesses tonic properties of real efficacy and more
eopgena to the constitution than other medicine used
for these complaints Freed from the nauseating qualities
attending cOyava and the mixtures, viii be found
agreeable to the palate and pleasant to the stomach and will
cure any case all pay refused for II is equally good
and certain for lemaleSod only at SO Poydras street.
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COMMERCIAL II OF Ell
Corner 9LROD and .NEH LEYEE SIS. Nes0 Orleans


THIS fue Hotel is advantageous situated being in
IL front of the principal Steam and Fathoat A
Landings, and affords peculiar accommodations Tor 1sN
Western Merchants, raiders and Travellers geaer- 11SA-
ally. The house spacious and comfortable and possesses
every convenience the chambers well furnished and
airy the table supplied with the best the market can
furnish; the Bar will be supplied with the best ines and
Liquors all of which selected with great No
pense will be spared make the Commercial yorhY Of pub
iic patronage JAMES ROACH. Manager
OLD 6m Successor to Jesrf14 j. BILL.
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7 ESTRY, BRUSs Els AND VELV ct
OARPETING.
VETE are receiving large assortment of the above superb
w CARPETINGS.... L o -.
BRUSSELS, 3plys, IngTans in great variety of qualities
and patterns, Venetians, for halls and stairs; Figured
Bnize and Linen for Crumb Cloths
WINDOW SHADES. HAIR CLO1 HIS I'm 10 to 30 inch
TABLE and PIANO COVERS of various qualities;
MATTINGS and FLOOR OIL CLOTH, FIN 8 TO "A feet
wide, beautiful patterns, of various qualities and
well seasoned all of which we offer at the lowest
market prices, at wholesale retail.
90 3m A. BROUSSEAU & CO. % ChartTes st.
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CoYNEL MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR will prove bless
ing al those vino it. i is asQyefegn remedy for all
Burns Sore Eyes FeOns Ulcers, Bruises, Tic DooTenx
Erysibeas and at complaints which need external app
cation By IT'S use Infammatons removed; Sweings
reduced and Modification stayed twill be supplied
to all ce men gratis for their and the OF their
parishes-Sod only at SO Poydras street.
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BOARDING HOUSE

BIO AK DIN q II Q q.
121 (1RAPIER street betDeen Sc. Charles and Car0R
dee streets, door from Tie corner Of CdToRdetet
MRS. WILSON (late of q Benville stTeet.) respect
lVA fully informs her friends. and the public generally, -
that she continues in the above eligible location occu MI
pied by her during the last year. She has had her.
House thoroughly reted and prepared for the accOmmOda
ton of gentlemen exclusively Grateful for past patronage
she hopes by dgent attention 10 the comfort and con-
of her patrons merit and receive continuance
of the Her terms viii be- as heretofore MODERATE
M Tyr d&w
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BNGIIsH CANNEL COAL.

ENGLISH CANNED UOAL
THE British ship Belmont will discharge Tuesday,
il the 2lst Post 20 the Water Works fifty tons Of
CANNED COIL, of extra good quality. Families will
be supplied low price, if delivered from the Levee while
'O mo 8 EDGELL, MILFORD CO. 16POydras st.
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TEE GEM. No. be- RoYal street.

opposite THE fOsT-0FFICE.
THIS SALOON has been fitted up in style that for
Il taste and convenience supasses in the South The
Bar is and shall always be- supplied with the choce OF
liquors rn201 JOHN g. MILLER.
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ROCKVILLE BRICK MANDATORY.
sET0EY & BYINGT0N respectfully inform the citizens
of New Orleaus Lafayette, CaToltOn, Agie Gretna
and Hoeyyie' that they prepared to deliver the
cheapest and best made BRICKS in the Southern country,
to builders and Others the lowest price. This establish
the largest in the South and the patronage Of the
public is respectfully invited. -.
mY30 If HOEY h BY1NGTON.
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CHRONOMETEhS,
> TWO DAY CHRONQMEFEKS splendid Insru
- ments, made b. Thomas Hewitt Liverpool for sale By
SAMUEL LOCKE. No. and Front Leyee.
5sNu between CuAtomhOGse and Bieayile streets
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The Genuine Balm of Columbia only Hair Restor
alive but the best eo0ng fluid in the world II makes the
Hair glossy and fine stops at from falling out, and
Bald Heads, and keeps the Hair free from dan
druff and senTf.
DIR. SPoHN's SICK HEADACHE REMEDY is warranted 70
cure any case either Nervous bilious. Will you ty2 1t
has cured cases of enty years standing.
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LOST OR STOLEN, On -

LUST OK SIOIEN. v.rr = I.-t
OST or stolen from the advertiser DRAFT Of Whlcn
IL the following a copy.
No 10 Camargo Mexico. August ID, 1s47,
- - w. New Orleans, La
hnndTe3 ana CIV dollars being for that amount received BY
me IN specie for public service and for which this shall
Is vour recent al the Treasury Of the United States. Given
IN dupcaie this being the original which being paid the
dnpiieae o same tenor and date to be null and void
$50 loI7J g. Fl. CROS5MAN Major & or Master
CRATES GRATESii CRATES ~!
OUR STOCK Of PaFi0f, Chamber and Office CRATES
" is compete-m0st Of which new Patterns, OF
he latest and most approved designs and far superior to
any offered for sale IN this city. Those in want VIII do
well TO examine our stock before puchasingpces much
reduced. JOHN STROUD & Co,
s18 146 Common st.
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DISEASES OF THE BLOOD and Breaking ont Of the Skin
eectuay cured by bottle of ComstOck Extract of SaT
sapaa which will purify the blood and act tonic to
strengthen the system and enable to bear against the
debtang heat Of Price only so cts per bottle
"a per dozenand equal any SaBapaa sold for 81
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E5S~ CAUTI0N-Alltkea above articles ares sold ONLY By
COMSTOCK & CO., No. SO PoYDRAs street, n o. SO
Second street St Louis 80 Royal street. Moie Bell La
than, Bayou Sara; and by C0mstoek Co., Il Courand
treet NevyYOrk. jei 6m lstp
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rHE LADIrs-Balm Of columbia. for restoring the

a. Long hair is glory to woman, says Paul.
And all feel the truth of the piOus quotation,
Preserve it then, ladies--youT glory may tall,
LLnLaaa un.l nrnLaat II with This nranarallnn.
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FOR SALE.
A GROCERY and SHIP CHANDLERY. situated in
IA most eligible situation in the city of HAY ANA
convenient to the harbOrfhis establishment which is well
known and has excellent run of custom, will be sold
most advantageous conditions and be delivered
forthwith. There is also NEGRO MAN and HaTboT
BOAT belonging to the store, which may be bought with
For further particulars apply to Mr.. G. SCHMIDT No
81 Gravier street. nj I'm
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A TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. -
n Clio street, between Apollo and Bacehus Hl
Streets Inquire OF R. SEAToN, No 2l6 CarOndeet -
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TO REMI.
TWO PLEASANT ROOMS-alsO, q KITCHEN, -
if required Ito small family, or the two rooms III
unfinished to gentleman. Inquire at $50 Custom -.
house street. NIL II
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-, time The gentleman who proposed $ oeio,S ~
OF fhe motion f0r O'Clock
DR. FGANKIIv 0f Peun--Mr. Chairman-i T" --l
move YOU -.r that the rules q the House
-.lrat.vt- he adopted n guide Tor tle y
order n tll- Convention.
A. rlc request ot T. BrTLER AiNG ol ga i-e il--l
dent announced thar Pile Committee ODD SESSION A III
rae Convention tLsf fhe states oi feff-t '-i- --l
.rr Missouri end arks1s.- are ult rf Te---tl .I -i-
ri f,eesri rr.ae.-ed tie gentlemen l-s--'i-d -lr
tl.-e -.s.rs % join tles brethren I'D tlr eeiA ...r,
Room tho gentlemen Withdrew 20 JON Their coli
CUES.
Do gs- tn,n moved -h-- fhe Convention adjourn o.
met 20 g O'Clock. Al amendment Cd. o--rei i' exc
t.nl rlc recess -l The anit ldll-eit .i' -
Toe motion was then rlr carried anl me -o-'-----A
.roli al. .ur-eI O. g o'clock
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By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.
WING NATIONAL CONVENTION.
PHILADELPHIA. "Wednesday, June !.

PHILADELPHIA Wednesday June T.
The Delegates from the different States assem-
bled at II O'Clock this morning.
Hon. JOHN A. COLLIER o. New York was
appointed temporary President, and JAMES
HARLAN of Kentucky temporary Secretary.
Rev. DR.. BRAINARD offered up prayer and john
sHrARnAS, Of Ohio was appointed additional
Secretary.
Tho roll Of Delegates was then called.
Mr. CONRAD OF La proposed that the Louisiana
Delegation cast the vote OF Texas. Objections
being made, the subject was passed over infer
mally.
THOMAS BUTLER King of Georgia moved that
each Delegation appoint one to form Committee
10 select permanent Officers to preside over the
Convention.
Mr.. BLUNT Of n. Y. offered substitute that the
Chair appoint one from each State.
The substitute was decided in the negative.
The motion to lay the original on the table was
negatived.
The original motion was then carried unani-
mously.
The several Delegates then appointed the fol-
lowing gentlemen to compose the Committee;
Gro. c. GEroTrLI. Me. Gro. w NrsNirH y. II.
SOLOMON FoorE W. JAMES SIMMONS, r.
Gro. AsBNUN Mass. JAMES BABcocK, Conn.
NArH. B. BLUNT. \. Y. WILLIAM WRIGHr, NJ.
THOMAS WHITE, Penn. JOAN Wales, Del
DANIEL JENIFEK. Sr. Nd. EDWARD STANLEY y {.
Gno :. BRYAN 5 {. THOMAS h. KING. Ga.
& J. PrrEks La EDWIN a. EwINc Tenn.
JOHN A. McCIVNG, Nv JAMES COLLIERs Ono.
SOLOMON MERrDIrH la : Isle SMITH H.
A. CARR, Mo. T. d. MURRAY, Wis
NJ. NEWTON, Ark. ADDISON j CoNSTooX Mich
SAMUEL L. BARNETT, Fla. WILLIAM SEYMOUR, Va
HENRY w. HILLiAKp, Ala. pArK. w. roMPKINS Miss
X p. Low, Iowa :. NJ. RAY Texas.
Adjourned till O'Clock.
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FlEDElICk. sd. Neahtsn'!' 'D-'
TIE Court OF Inquiry assembled Ten '''''
presented papers asking ior the slIni,'''''- W
civilians % prove Burns 8 unimpc '.' '''''
Gen. scott iutimated similar wi'h OF TIE part
of the prosecution.
c., o4.-,aan was examined. He certified
.,o.,,, +,ru..teresting military operations. Gen.
81 pot one question 20 which Gen Pillow OBJ
.srted. as j, was q leading one.
General Scott then modified H.
General Pillow again objected, in'matins his
WILLINGNESS 20 allow Gen. Scott to proceed in A
regular wov, and warmly charged the design OF
teasing him.
The Court iutcriered and ordered the dispute to
be reduced % writing Papers were presented to
the Court after the clearing OF the Toom the Court
decided on disallownc the question.
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tie Committee before appointed TO Nominate
Officers.
A motion was afterward made to adjourn TO
better Hall. on account Of some confusion, and tie
difficulty Of hearing etc but laid on the table.
The Committee on Credentials then retired, and
the Convention then adjourned to oc.ook io-inoI-
row morning.
a meeting Of Delegates only is to be he'd ID ne
Museum Hall IT O'Clock this evening. Ter coan-
dental communication with each other.
Eleren o'c'ock p. Mn Caucus TALON was
said 70 have a majority and viii probably 0e
ele.ted on the lst ballot tomorrow
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PHILADELPHIA Markets.

PHILADELPHIA Wednesday June 7.
There is not much business doing. aud all is eN-
element and speculation as % the probable result % Tie
Convention About .0l balo- IXa, Cotton sold 40 DC.
Tac Flour market s quiet q, s. ID. and sale Of 700
lh.si. reported Oh private terms. Corn Meal j. hrmly
re.d: the ls-t sales were az A. SIT 10 movement IN
Wheat. good Reds may le had az ll-c and White a
I-fr Oa-s are dull and Southern csn be- had 10 .ilc
Corn easier 20 buy and -ses ere reported 10 las
.o- good yellow Not much doing iu Provisions end
holder, very firm. in sugars 81 hhd- Gem -1.
were taken 10 slight improvement Moa-ses DO
.aIc.. Whisky remains steady ~ pc tor n0ls.
SALES or SroCRs-Fr.' B91rt-l9 liarr-0ur- Xxx,
$50, 2lOl0S-tc5 S. 75i 2 % Morris Canal, ~ loo VII
mn-ton iiR Loan. t.; ~ Aechan bS a.. - .D
5.g-f--21 Necbar Bk "a. l0J Reading RB l. i.0)0
state S. 7jt loo Texas Treas Notes, III. 4vJ Le'
high o.. ct 20 Girird Bank, l0s 100 NewJcrsey
Corner d.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Convention reassembled at o'clock. but
set only one hour and a half
The following gentlemen were reported for Of.
hcers Of the Convention;
Presidsst-IoHN NJ MoREHEAD OF y. c.
Pee PrssideEis.
IVrHTx SEVERANCE. Maine, john GAYLE. Alabama
ANTHONY CoLsY. y IL. JAMES NrrcAlrE Mss.
HoxAeE EVERETT, VI WAlrsR BEASHCAH, La
ASAHEL hvNrI>oro>,NSss WnLiAN B. REEsr. Tenn.
CHAkLEs JACKSON r l. JAMES CANPRELL. Nv.
CHARLEs w .RocEwELL,Ct JoSEFH VANCE, Ohio,
SAMUEL WokkS y. Y. joan NkwrER Indiana
JOSeFH PORTER, y. J. kzRA kANsR. nlu0is
TOWNSEND uAiNES, Penn. d. D. MITCHELL Missouri
JOHN r. McfEE, Def T. n MURRAY. Wisconsin
THOMAS G PRArr Nd THOMAS W NEWTON AK
JOHN JANNyY, We. JOSEPH Z. WILLIAMS, Mich
EpNVNp DEBCKRY. y. {. JASTER STRONG. Florida.
EDWARD GAMAGE, 5. {. SAINT J. PETERS La Texas.
GEoReE w. CRAWFORD Ga JAMES W. GvNIES, Iowa.
Secretaries.
JOHN SHERMAN Ohio. loRcVS BARTON, Vermont
ScuryLrk CoIFAx Ind w PEAX. Michigan.
JOIN J. PIERSoN Penna {. c. LANcpON. Alabama
n BowD ircH Blunt. y Y RoBESr MALLORY, Nv.
NELSON ;. WHITE, c. {. HvrcHiNsoN, WIS,
EpsoSD 2. HUNTER Va JOIN H. WANEFIELD' y. J.
Gov. MoREHEADs nams elected great applause.
He was elected unanimously aad was con-
Quoted to the Chair by 7. BUrLER KING Of Ga.
and JERoNE FULLER Of n Y. after which he aG-
dressed the assembly.
He said he did not possess language adequate
70 express his gratitude he savsrted to purposes
of the Convention, and incucsted union, harmony
ind order. With these success was certain zap
plause.) Members, he said, should yield personal
preference, and rear their standard Tor their COM
mon country. aud select for a siandard-bearer one
who will most certainly bear it ON TO victory Il
that result should crown their deliberations, II
would be his Proudest legacy to bequeath 10 his
Children to nave presided over this Convention.
The nominees for Vice Presidents and Secreta-
ries were thea confirmed
A spirited discussion easucd about Louisiana
voting for Texas, which State was nos represent
ed aud resulted in deieuing thar point to the
Committee On Credentials generally, consisting Of
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sASOs's sARsAFARmLA.-Spnng i once more viii Us
vcrna freshness as The air. and nan a. well as vegeat
fees the reyying influence Of toe season But sprays
not sprng 70 he s.cx TIE poor 5edlden Marty seroF
la or rhe4mas, or liver disease indigestion. o. any
one u the legion Of maia1.es which take their IN iSs
siomacn' and make the VEINS their coDdafs~hsi IS "a
s?nng TO him Whi language 70 tie deaf and dumb,
lsi 10 The blind. Bur think te. the sua,fd
DO" 10 q BIS system for the enjoyment sPnng coors
o. sands saFscpsa that ha not lasi The whole seasos
WI accomplish the work. aud enable me patent to take ~
his bed aud walk before fiery July looks IN al his ehans
window
Prepared ard sod, wholesale snd retail BY A. p d.
SANDS, Who.esa.c Dmgssis 10 Futon corner Vi wl1n-
. 10 Broadway, and y East Broadway, New-Yok scA
also oy Duggsts CENTRALLY throughout Tia United SsIes
Prce 81 per ootle. o. ~ bottles or 9.