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steam Marble Works, Ridge Road, above Spring Gar
den Street Philadelphia.


den Street, Philadelphia.
THIS extensive establishment is erected improved
l. plan, and, by the aid OF steam power, manufactures
all kinds plain and ornamental marble work, in supe
rior style, and at the lowest prices.
The largest and best assortment of marble manes i'm
ported parlor and garden satuary, vases and fountains,
tiles for oors NC, may be seen at the Warerooms to
which the attention of the public is respectfully invited
Marble supplied at all times with any number OF
finished aneIs and table tops Italian tombs and monu-
ments cut Sizes finished Also, constantly on hand,
large of American gravestones in the rough,
u ''"''n'' JOHN BAIRD
Ridge Road above Spring Garden street, Philadelphia.
March 25-eod3m
|,ENTLEMEN's made order In the best
Brolley's celebrated black French cloths
fancy -coored French cloths
Superior black brown, and green drap d'cte
&c black French doeskns
F." black and blue cassimeres
fancy sngle-miled ca ssimercs, styles
plain and figured black satin vesngs
rchcolored silk and satin
double English Marselles Z"
Also lust received complete assortment OF gloves bo-
siery crava pocket handkerchief suspendes &c all
of which we invite the attention of gentlemen wishing
spring supplies. r. H. HooE co.
S,TRANy Mnttiogs and Floor Oh Cloths just received
- per schooner Fairfax, direct from New York
25 pieces very superior A straw mating
Is 90 :" A colored straw mating
20 " GA and Ga white do
r "a do do for
25 patterns of very superior oil cloths, which will be
to suit halls or passages Of any shape.
Also constantly hand full assortment of ingrain
three ply and Venetian carpetng to all of which we
'"V'e ''''''''''' PHI. HooE & co.
II
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Washington National Monument.
Ro,,rb RuJII,.lps

Washington NauOn"I HASh""ent'
Rough Buildings
PROPOSALS will be received unt Tuesday, the 23d in
slant at 10 O'Clock, M, by the building committee
OF the Washington National Monument for the erection OF
The following rough buildings viz lime house II by l6
eet TO be covered either with shingles or boards cement
house Ia by feet be covered with shingles or boards
an Office buding Ia by Is feet be covered with shin
yes and TO have one door and five windows with
Class by TO- and with batien shnersthe Office to be
pnsered 1.-TWO coas) and to be hooIed FOR particulars
NfP' THOS CARBERY,
GEO. WATTERSTON,
WM. A. BRADLEY,
Nav I7-eotd Bnding Committee.
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Every person entitled the right of presumption any
Of lands within the townships and fractional townships
above enumerated is required establish the same to the
satisfaction register and receiver the proper land Of
ce and make payment therefor pacticahe affr
seeing this noii and before the day appointed for the com
of the public sale of the lands embracing the
tract claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land OMce.
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EErrrIAr1A EoTIsE FOR sac.

TT7HE LEASE. FURNITURE and GOOD WILL OF
i the FELICIANA HOUSE, Is offered Tor sale; -
The house will scCOmmo late nearly one hundred I53
boaTders. and is full eight months in the year 70 A
person acquainted with the Western trade this house would
be great Of profit The present occupant wishing
TO retire, offers the above fine establishment moderate
terms. For artcUlaB apply the premises corner OF
ap23 ii lanes ROACH.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-20

REMEDY FOR CHoLERA.-The following valua-
Bile prescription for the effective cure Of the cholera
has been received from J. Booker, Vice Consul at
Cronstadt, Russia: The principal point is to at
tack the disease the Instant it is suspected; take
stimulating dram, with peppermint, and few
drops of laudanum cover yourself up as warm as
possible, to promote perspiration; apply hot sub
stances, such as water, bran salt and even sand, TO
the limbs, and put mustard poultice over the
whole stomach. As soon as perspiration breaks
out and the beating Of the pulse is restored the
complaint may be looked upon as conquered; ifitis
neglected ill its last stage, recovery cannot be ex-
peced." BY strictly attending to the above sim
pie means, Mr.. Booker says that no person need
fear fatal consequences.
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o. Mr.. John G. Bird was dangerously stabbed
At Moscow, Ky, by Mr. Luke Moore, who will be
tried for Ihe offence.
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MEATS-MEATS

Sss-9-7N THE subscriber begs leave to in "a
49, ~ form his friends aud the public, Eq f51
SF~sSsa that he has establisheda DEPOT, t5SaeSs8
- at No. II c 0 N NJ r + alaszzsAEa
Street. where he will keen hand and furnish any hour
FRESH BEEF MUTTON VEAL, PORK, ROAST
ING PIGS, CORNEn BEEF SPICED ROUNDS,
SMOKED do, TONGUES. GAME, FISH, sc. &c, Hav-
ing purchased from the Patentee the privilege OF using hep
parts Patent Preserving room he can keep IN perfect SAFE
them from day TO month old being kept in tenn
perture OF $50 to 400 Fahrenheit re invites the public
attention 10 this imrTogemen Orders will DO received at
his Stalls Nos and St MaTy's Market, the Depot
as above, and meet with prompt attention. - . = -
ole 2w JOHN GA!iPlN,
49, Steamboats, Steamships, and Vessels Of all kinds,
il raIsh ed q the shnrtas nncn.
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rTPY0TsTr ZYysC Use FURNISHING GOODS

NO 20 GIMP STREET.
CtJTK and W0rs,fd WOrsfed and Cotton and tOtton
- CURTAIN DAMASKS very large and beautiful
assortment Fine BObnel and Nusin w hlie CURTAINS;
TRANSPARENT Window SHADES; PAPER { urtainss 6imps
Holders Tassels and Cords; Musq9no Bars and Asang
Bobnaf Linen and Cotton Spnng. Iiair ana MOS
MBTTR ESsES and FEATHER-BED5 Cafpets- Oh
Cloths Matngs Paper Hangings aud Border: haT
Clio and Guided Hair and almost every other art q asu-
abCvs o16 81
e- TTnbosorv work Of ever description executed with
diSr,sich. JOSEPH ETTER, 70 Camp 81.
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PATENT OFFI0B REPORT.


TJST received By WELD 4 Co -
% THE ANNUAL REPORT OF THE COMMITS
STONER OF PATENF5-FOtt the Year lS4I.
THE IMAGE OF HIS FATHER''-By the Author
HGLDEN'S DOLLAR MAGAZINE-For September.
FLOWERS PERSONIFIED-No y.
FALLACIES OF THE FACULTY.
BOUSSINGAULTS AGRICULTURAL CHEM
ISTRY.
WILFRED MONTRESSOR.
WhATI SAWIN CALIFORNiA-ByE Edwin Bryant.
ORPHAN NIECE-By Mis- Pickering.
BLACKWlOD'S MAG AZlNE-For September
For Sale by [ol5l WELD s. Co, r Camp st.
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

FLYER AND FIRE INSURANCE.
H5tna Insurance Company of Hartford Conn.
STATEMENT or ASSETS ON LIST MARCH. 1873
Cash deposited in Phoenix Bank Hartford. $50 900
Cash deposited in Banks in Hartford, bearing
interest the rate Of per Ct per annum. 75G0Gll4W0
Stock in Hartford Bank, Hartford. 1859
:. :. Farmers and Mechanicsi Bank,
Hartford ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II ECO
Stock in Exchange Bank ............,..,.. $3.50
E, =. Connecticut River Bank.......... $3.50
, , Eagle Bank, PrOvideDce.......... 1900
:, :. Lee Bank, Lee Massachusetts,. 500
J1onnecticut River COmpany....,. 1,5O0
. Railroad. ...... 4550
. . Hartford and New Haven Railroad 5000
The above Stocks are of the most substantial
character yielding 10 per cent. interest
annually and are worth at this time an ad- - 80 ..
vance on the above mentioned cost prices Of 5OVi03UO
Bonds of Hartford and New Haven Railroad Co... M0U0
Real Estate in Hartford valued at. ...... 523lU
Bills Receivable payablei in 80 days after demand.
ply secured by pledge of Real or Personal Estate or 600
Total Assets of tie Company ............$ 1885,, $50
AGENCY OFFICE, No. AZ Camp street.
g9 The undersigned Agents for the above Company,
continue to policies the lowest rates OF premium,
turning to customers 10 per cent. $500
VIM r. FOSDICK,
mv1n tilIstN GEO G. LAWRASON
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By ship Susan Lord on the 18th inst the BaLze bearing
N. W. distant 900 miles Br schr Speedwel from Jamaica
bound 10 Halifax, diEmsSted and leaking bsdiyshs was
trying to make this port
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HOLBROOK OYSTER SALOON.

HOLBROOK OYSTER SALOON.
FENHE friends and patrons Of the HOL-H=N 4
L BROOK OYSTER SALOON are -@@A ( o
specially informed that this well known estab R N
lshment is now open for the winter season; and ~
the public generally assured that as heeoOTehe best quail
lily OF OYSTERS will eserved up the proprietor Is deter
mined that the celebrity OF his establishment shall be Kept up
that just of complaint may be heard Thankful
for past favor the proprietor trusts that his continued en-
deavOr please the public guarantee to him c9ntn
of that nmLIns marr0nage. - L
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no 0nZTTc, svPrTp If JyTTr,D OHERRY and TAR

IN offering to the public this new and valuable remedy fof
C0nsunptioH Bronchitis Asthma COHghs Colds e:f.,
we append few notices Of the character and eiaey o. ne
let for distribution at the agency, which sufferers are invited
to obtain tmay be proper to say that D " = an eHen
i IL Iyofp
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
MONTHLY BULLETN-No. 8.
nYsENTERY, DIARRHGA, etc. PositioeIy Cured

- in q Fe3o Hours.
THE GRAEFEEBER G
COMPANY pledges itself
to the following facts:
1t. The GrdGteHbGr g
d n $ RteTH SgTH .
will cure the Dysentery, Dl-
arrhga, etc, in twenty-tour
hours.
I'd. A cure is warranted,
no mat er how bad the case ;
even if the discharges are
bloody and constant, The
money is instantly refunded
if a cure j. not the result.
81. Thousands Of lives
have been saved by its use
in some instances where the
patients have been given up
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4th Numerous testimonials are on file at the COmpanys
Office which would satisfy the most ncedulous letlef
just received from Joseph P Hall, Suffolk Va contains the
- 'F'The Dysentery Syrup cures in every case"
- The same prOQt is day coming tRJr0 eUery State
This extraordinary medicine should be resored 10 the mo-
ment any bad symptoms appear. Seamen, BOatmen ITay
ee and all Others should have supply, its Timely use
The medical faculty asOnished at its power; freely
Conesng that there is other medicine at all to be COM
pared to It. - - - -- - - -
THE CHTLDREN'S PANACEA
equally ecaciOus in althe bowel and ZACH complaints
Children No mother physician should be without It.
EYy The General Agent for Louisiana and Mississippi
D. HANSBROUGH, 70 Camp street, New Orleans La,
to whom applications for gencies may be addressed
EDWARD BARTON, Secretary
New York, August, 1913.
Camp street ALFRED HUNTER, conner Of r E1change
Place and Customhouse street. and by DRUGGISTS gen
eraIIv.. THOS COOK Postmaster city OF Laiayete J.
L. VAN BOKKELLEN, corner Camp and st. Mary
sts; JOHN FOEIIKEL. corner Ievee and Seventh SITS
Lafayette and CHAS. BENNEOT, CauOlton, Louisiana.
P. S.Tbe GrGcteRberg Company are DESTROYS 0t pro-
tie services Of respectable female IN every torn
an the URiD. business Uhich mil be UerH tHCrltiUc
BY addressing the Company (No Broadwag, New York;
post paid, particulars viii he furnished.
A--r4
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IEw oRLEANs & oARRoLLroN RAILRoAD
4RRANG EMEFT
49, , New Steamer GAR or COMMEROE-

boTT after o'clock on Sundays if the weather is fair
~ The Lafayette Horse Cars will leave every % minutes
from the corner of BaTOnne and Canal s my1a ILISOF
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-20

UPWARDS Of 1910 bottles Of DR. COIEMAE's
" GONORROEA MIXTU RE have been sold during the
past year. without complaint in ngle instance. Over ten
dozen used in our u y Hospital This NJ dcine chal-
Of cure where II fails the money viii be refunded in every
case p Sold BY u. KENNEDY "a ChaItres street and
at Dig. a. w. COLEmAN'S TONIC BITTERs DEPOT
"a POYDR9s StEass sD9 sWAe
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
CID n u mi NJ ~ I. Il Y n q 81 ~


Corner GIROD and VEN LEHEE SIS, Ee17 'lr cans.
V7HIS ipe Hotel is adyantageolsIy situated, being ia
& font of the principal Steam and atlOat A
Landings, and affords peculiar accommodations for I'm
Western Merchants. raiders and Travellers gener -h
ally The house spacious and comfortable, and possesses
every convenience the chambers well furnished and
airy the table is supplied with the best the market can
furnish the Bar will be supplied with the best Wines and
Liquors: all of which selected with great care. No
De1se will be spared "a make the Commercial worthy Of pub
lie patronage JAMES ROACH, Manager
Oh SIN Successor 70 JOsEPH Z. BELL.
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The POSTMASTER GENERAL ON SUNDAY MAILS
In reply to a letter from Rev NJ. Lloyd, OF Phelps
n Y, Mr. Cave Johnson, Postmaster General, re-
turned the following answer, which we copy from
the New York Observer:
should be gratifisd 10 see the transportation OF
the mails as well every other species OF laDoF;
rest on the Sabbath. But The Postmaster General
is the agent Of the public. 1t IS his duty 10 make
and carry out as far it in his power, such mail
ARRANGEMENTS as the wishes and Interests OF the
pubic require The Department does not set on
foot Ofits own viii any Sabbath mails, irrespective
of the demands and necessities Of the community
and where il is obliged TO require such service in
compliance with such necessities and demands, it
is done, so far as my personal preferences are in
volved, with feeling Of regret This regret, how
ever cannot be INDUCED in far to set aside the
known wishes and interests Of the public.
Where the stated means of conveyance on mail
routes are kept in operation upon The Sabbath
whether the mails be sent or not, general lnconVe,
nience and much individual loss and injury would
inevitably result unless the mails be despatched oy
them. In such cases il Is Unquesuonably the GUY
of the Department to forward the mails on sunday.
When the proprietors are disposed 20 "lIhura"
these means Of conveyance on that day, and there
is no likelihood Of others being substituted so as to
give facilities to a few TO the disadvantage and
injury of the many, take pleasure in acceding to
The arrangement so far the mails are concerned,
as has lately been done upon the line of railroad
between Albany and Buffalo, following the exam
pie set by the New York and Boston and the Boston
and Albany lines.
The means Of communication are never with
drawn by the prOprietors, but upon the best evil
dence that the public or a large majority Of it, are
willing to dispense with them. And although my
own feelings, under the influence Of the considera-
tons alluded TO in your letter, are gratfed by the
suppression of the Sunday mails, my official action
in sanctoning it is founded solely upon the convic-
ton that their withdrawal is in such cases war
ranted by the general consent of the public.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-20

~ To Country Merchants, Planters and Physi-
caus.-Please the advertisement of Rustic & PADDOCK
upon the Fourth Page, headed above. mylO
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-20

% A gallant, somewhere-we forget where
was asked how he succeeded in his attempts upon
the heart Of Miss Smith g SO WELL, said he,
" that have the refusal of her hand."
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-20

Gcg- A love-sick swain, DESTROYS to indicate the
extent and character of his love for the queen of
his heart, cried out, ''Ah, Sal Sal, my affection
for YOU is as strong butter they gave
me for dinner
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Memoranda.

Steamboat Embassy left Louisville on the 1lh inst Re.
ports feet inches water in the Canal and falling Steam
boat Croix aground Flower Island Hannibal aground
at Paddys Hen and Chiekeus Knoxville aground al Stack
Island.
Towboa Shark lowed down and 10 sea on the llth inst
bark Sarah Hand. -
ships Lorena and Tennessee bark Jane Gano
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DAGUERRE0TYPE:
RLEoTRo-MAaNaTI0 PORTRAITS.

HLEoTRO-1LAaEETI0 PORTRAITS.
II the application of the above mysterious agent to Da-
signed IS enabled to produce PORTRAITS OF the most
superior kind in SINGLE szCOEDcatchlng the precise
plat - Those who wish 10 retain in their families good
TKGsEssEs Of relations friends can do 50 at moderate
No Chartres street. Imy3 lyI w. Il. HUFCHiNGo.
MEGUIRE's DAGUERRaOTYPa.
NJ would respectfully thanks for the liberal patron;
iS R2S s &c 4 ' ao
five years ago during Whoh tune Es 0as AIKEN more pot-s
exhibited Ire Fair II composition with others taken Py
F 3Es6iaa. No specimens at rs esbisbmen
bu those taken by himself J IL assures the public that his
portraits viii continue be wha, they always have been
the BEST His long experience and constant practice are
the bs ndqeement5 to petson ae5Fos Oh instructor ~ 7
Pstts a ~ 1eT dozen ScoviIis No Tor g gUaraatied
the best mates made in the United States Gases 81 IS and
50 5a: NewYOTN Cameras at SIS.
EBiT5nds oR No. taS S2 saP s P5ep s'Hus mil
" COL sOCKs-859 dozen oqIsn o;;iis for sale by
7 WILL PAY NO DRAYAGE in future, except to
= si H0'' VINO nave lily w E. MUIR "a St Charles St
BOARD. ..,-,-- -,
GENTLEMAN and his WIFE, or TWO SiNSb5EE
n GENTLEMEN, can be accommodated with BOARD
in private family pleasantly located below Dt9TG stree,
Crescent, through the POstotce 10 Box o. VIII 9e m
medIateiy attended 10 So u
COFFEB-HOUSE FOR SALE.
A PICAYUNE GOFFEE-HOUSE situated on the -
n bevee, doing splendid bus ness, FOR SALE On TIL
account OF the owner wishing engage IN some others
business IOrstand and terms, apply at the 0iee o. tRs
paper, s-0 u u
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND GAPS.
Fa1 1900 CASES in store, and now landing from snip
1919 Mad OF Orleans Clifton and Dalma-r7 "a
~ tia, comprising general assortment - E4ss5
-. OF goods in the above line, for saes@s G~@SS
low BIZ ISL tf1 FROST II co, 10 Magazine ST.
CROCKERY AND CLOCK STORE,
THE undersigned respectfully informs the public that he
1 has REMOVED to his NEW STORE, 251 ~
fsEz L4t4.9 ZINE street, four DOCS from Ct 3t/A
NJ Joseph street. where be found large ~ EYS
T7rg assortment of CLOCKS AND CttOCh- $50
10 cry To all Clocks sod and repaired at TINS esLeg
ishmen will Be given written guarantee that they WIZ
perform we'll and should they meet the expectations OF
The purchaser the money will be returned in all cases
EzY@ Particular attention paid % repairing Ci}ChS IN
any part OF the city [olI J. w hlNGs z2L hagaZlhe
WARMING TO WIVES,
NFW b OOKS!-NER Il o IL -. Ct,
WARNING To WIVES-by the author OF The Jut
| w WIDFRED MONfRESSUR;
BRAGELONNB-CumUefe
! MYSTERIES OF OLD LONDON:
| FALLACIES OF THE FACULTY
| LIFE OF DIR. RICHARD JENNINGS, The VICTIM
| LUCY SANFORD, A TEMPERANCE TALE; LIED;
| Orphan NlECE-by Miss Pickering;
| AbiELIA-by Miss E. Leslie
| A
large and beautiful assortment Of JU RNB LIS &c. ,&c
/ EOTsae at WELD & GUS Literary Depot,
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o. Dobbs, on being asked if he had ever seen
the IS Bridge of Signs" replied, Yes, I've been
travelling on itever since | was married"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-20

FIRST MUNECpALITY.-Tae Bigamy Case-
KorndorGer, the man charged by Whelmina Grand
man with bigamy, yesterday gave bail Of 81 900 for
his appearance for examination. The day Of ex-
amina ion could not be precisely fixed by Recorder
Genos, as commission has been sent to Galveston
to AXE the evidence of the woman there, who it is
alleged he was married to before uniting himself to
Miss Grandman.
Gagged Agaiu.-John Marshall was yesterday ar
rested on a charge of having stolen pair of boots
from Peter Peterson
LaoceHy "A man named Stillmer, living on the
Bayou Road, yesterday made affidavit before Re-
corder Genois that Lewis Malherbe had stolen
silver watch from him. warrant was issued for
the arrest ofthe accused.
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,

PRYT.8NLq Street. I'd door a50rs Z UIERPE Street
MRS. PREWETT, who has had considerable experience
I'VE and always given entire satisfaction, has opened
SCHOOL as above where will be taught all the branches
aDperainng to finished OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Irammar
Reading Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Fhys0logy AS
trOnomy, &c, &c.
ez An experienced French Lady has been employed to
give lessons in the FRENCH LANGUAGE. A.sO-a
Gentleman to teach Algebra and the higher branches Of
MATH EMATiCS. Lessons on the PLANO FORTE and
GUITAR will also be given and especial attention paid to
the department and moral instruction.
go Among those to whom Mrs p would refer are-the
Rev Jno Hutchison Oakland College, Miss Hon. J. A
Stockman, Mayor OF Natehez; C. A; LacOste ESD; BSy
j. r. Straiton, Nachez Mrs. Emma Willard, Troy, N Y;
Jno Watt Esq. Hon. s. s. Prentiss, Gen G. N. RowIeg,
and the Board Of Directors of the Public Schools OF the
Second Municipality. New Orleans.
Prices unusually IG1V. OF I'm
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Steamship CrescentCiy Soddad NewYork via Havana.
J. p Whitney & Co
Shin Constantine Winsor, Liverpool l.. II. Gale
Ship Suffolk Snow Liverpool, j. p Whitney & Co
Ship Bertrand, Howes. Liverpool, Gltfney y Lowell
Bark Brenda, Young, Boston, Toby 4 BOget
Bark amouth Teal, Philadelphia, Andrews Y Dewey
Schr H. l.. Scranton, Taber BraZos St JagO OWickham
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NCLIOEl
Nh T. s. HOUGHTON, of ViCksburg, and Mr.. R. W.
yVORTHINGTON, Of Rodney, duly authorized agents
to receive subscriptions and receipt for all moneys account
of the - CRESCENT"
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~ Fl. Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor. The
original and only genuine always has the written signature Of
the proprietor al DALEY the wrappers OF each box
S---hern Demo-. Isl Gharaa street. New Organa. az
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-20

SECOND MUNICPALITY.-Cka Of Forgery
Eramped -Wm. Bruce Mumlord, alias Freeman
was yesterday examined before Recorder Baldwin,
on charge of forgery, made by J. G. Fretwell, and
was discharged
The Peter Funk Case:-J. L. Smith, Alexander
Rogerson, and Charles A. Page, We're examined on
an accusation Of swindIing Andrew J. Martin cut
of SI2, in mock auction store on the Levee, near
Graver street. on the 9th inst, and also on charge
of larceny, in keeping from him Box Of pretended
iewelry he had been duped into the purchase of by
them. Smith was discharged Rogerson, who it
appears was the proprietor OF the establishment was
sent before the First District Court on two counts
selling without license, and larceny-and Page was
sent before the same Court be tried for larceny
Commtted-James Mitchell, alias Smith, James
Burns and Patrick Boyle, accused by James r
Quinn ofseizing him on the Levee, on Wednesday
night, and afterlayipg him downon a bench, rob-
bling him Of his coat and pen-knive, were all sent
before the First District Court. Isaac Washburn,
alias Murphy, and Jane Washburn, alias Murphy,
whose arrest on charge of stealing quantity Of
plate valued from $50 to $40, from the steamer
Crescent City, we have already noticed were yester'
day examined. Isaac was committed for trial be-
fore the First District Court, and Jane was dis.
charged
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

T " B. Palmer is our Agent for Cities of Phila
dephil NewYork, Boston and Baltimore.