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SHAMEFUL DoINGs, IN PRovrDENcE-A Mr.
Thomas Mann, of Providence, who has taken a
prominent stand in the liquor prosecutions. has
drawn upon himself the l-will of some most grace
less rascal, who has made repeated attempts to in
jure him and his friends. A bottle of vitriol was
recently thrown into the window Of a room where
several ladies were sitting, and an attempt to
murder Mr. Mann and his family was made on the
night of the 9Th. A quaptty of gunpowder or gun
cotton was inserted between the walls of Mr.. Ms
house and that of an adjoining building and fired.
The explosion tore to pieces the sidewalks of both
houses, and broke nearly all the glass in the build
ings in the neighborhood, in some cases driving in
a sash entire. A man named Calder, who was
passing at the time of the explosion, was severely
burned by the falling fragments The inmates Of
the house escaped A sooundrsl who Ne'ild he
guilty. Of such alFeslly, shBald Fass hs days IN Sis
rsnllsa!iagg. md essbsisss Will
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-17
" EW ORLEANS :
MONDAY MORNING, July Il, 1913.


The STEAMSHIP CRESCENT CITY-List Of Pas
sengerS.-Ihe following is list of the passengers
who left on the Crescent City, from this port, on
Saturday last:
For Men Y0rk-R. w Montgomery, lady and four child
rem Mr. and Mrs Henshaw; Judge Watts aud family Judge
Jackson, Miss Sarah Jackson Miss Harriet Jackson Miss
sen Jackson and Master George Jackson M and Mrs
Kelly and child Mrs A. j. Dunbar Mrs Clarke and three
Mrs. Geo Martin 0f NoI se Ms Ms Dsy and infant MIS-
Fealte and infant Mrs Ira Smith Ms Nelson ltaDa5 nf
and Mrs. hummer; Miss Wheeler Mrs. Leslie Chase Miss
king;man Mad Boyer Ms r + RobensoNI, and dawn Nh
Moses Greenwood and three children Miss Godschmdti
Pemberton Mr. and Mrs Join Leeds Col Ramsey US A.
Mrs Lewis W. w Montgomery and son ~ Mi S y: 7:
Col J. r. Giymes Adstide Mltenberger; A HoPbard F.
RaF Fag W F Bsbeo ,5 j. x Shaw S; ar GonoeRie
Robert Dyson j. NJ. Johnston Thomas j. spence j. ~
ger James s. shaw Samuel Broom A L. Toh9s9n A.
J. Watson; j. DAVIS; j.; w, NJ GreeRw9od d: b F9rbes;
koontz; Unah A. POLAND A. MunE9Se; VICTOR Lagsy A.
Aan aa a. C. g sSme B. W. Hebfa 1rTs
Marsh Tho;. shute WIN. Alling Hugh Kennedy J B.
gqd jeaans5t Robert Mott WNhit,ng CSg1 Chiids
Japin Charles stoGghon seIet m HIL Iata H
oc sS p W. Wi5anR W. T Bennett j. stone Geo f
m%s Ssq CAPT tocsR dme ap B%sR
Capt CLARK S Jacobs Capt. J. Waterman; Capt r.
aa M aF :hs26ach Ga Heban MI feas mr
AMI Ae5 y ,I nf 6T,a H. y Ess Mr. Grant Nj
5; A. Breagx NJ IBsmarest; Dr. Gym; Master Hughes;
Mr.. Morphy Mr. Hickey; Mr.. Smith Mr. KIackstern D.
e. Davis MAJOR John f. Hunter; Surgeon J. H. Weir;
Capt Arnold SYbeg, Capt. A. Cummins, u. s. A.; Lieut.
d ,. Leg Lieut. A. Irving, Lieut. s. Nichols. Lient p.
IhOTe u 5. Geo. Dorsey; b. SilHman j. Leipzicher;
u ;. A.; Gu5sve Mtenberger; A. d. Champneys: P A,
G IN 3Is Michel LabsTe Il = Garter b. Dgny9ge;
deIbar j. Haman j. s. Scooter; B. Antonini; l. Jelomuk;
A. j. Dunbar.
For HaCaBa-Messrs. J. Aiaix J. Tardoy P Roas R.
Manente, n. Vargas T. Fernandez, F. Demar Mrs M
Williams, ]. Acebal p. A. GiIaud
In ALL 25 cabin paen gers-0 children In the steeTare
-, and two companies of the Ilt Infantry consisting OF
zoo, including the band of the Regiment.
The Crescent City, in addition to her other cargo,
took $50, 300 in specie to Havana, and Sll7,275 to
NewYoTE
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S MA y S

45EoFor Vera Cruz. The fine, fassailing. regular
SIss1 packet schooner RARFTAN, Capt. Paxton being
s.s unavoidably detained will sail positively THIS
EVENING, July IL and viii take whatever freight or pas
elger may Offer For further particulars inquire on board
Lower Picayune Tier, or to 2
jyl7 J. w. GIBBONS. % Gustomhouse st.
zfrRs STEAM TO BRAZOs ST. JAGO-Regu-
ssNIkAhA lar Facket-The superior coppered and COP
- per-tasened steamship A UGU a, Capt
alfred stevens, Will ply regular packet between New
orleans and Brazos St Jago, taking freight for Mouth Of the
ho Grande and MatamOrOs which will be
qelay ample arrangements having been made iOr fean.
Lighters, etc.. to insure Dispatch apS6 SIN
Agents MORTIMER, TURNER & co, New Orleans.
SFH0MAS Es ADDY & CO. Brazos St JagO.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-17

THE LIBERTY PARTY OPPOSED TO VAN buren,.
Arthur Tappan, Lewis Tappan, and a-tew others
of the Executive Committee of the American ana
Foreign Anti-Savery Society, have put forth long
manifesto, declaring their opposition TO the nominal
ton of the Utica Convention, and ratifying their
former adhesion to John P Hale for the Presidency,
who, they say, goes not only for the non-extenson,
but the aoa-eEjstenoe Of slavery. The Messrs
Tappan & Co tell us not to vote for belligerent
democrat and aristoerat," (Cass9 a warrior
destitute of civilsgualfcations, CTaylor,) or a
politician wb6isso often profered his aid to the
slaveocraey'' wan Buren,
The Anti-Savery Standard, not long since, said
Mr. Hale would decline in favor Of Mr. Van Buren,,
ps- gr nidalnss Addressed lls citizens Of ttsFt
Fsr9 ~ shs ga
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-17

The QUEENS Delight which forms essential ingre-
epfn the Graelenberg Sasapara Compound Is probably
superior TO Saapana Itself Professor frost oil Charleston,
SC, speaks of it follows, in the Southern Journal OF
Medicine and Pharmacy
Few vegetable productions exhibit power upon the
system generally So powerfully lis action exered upon
states or conditions, and dsposng them 70 healthy
action that il is greatly to be preferred, &C., &e He
further adds That it is in chronic diseases and chronic in
Examinations and also the long train Of consequence that
follows syphilis that its efficacy is best exhibited
The superiority Of the Graetenberg Sasapanla Compound
be thus stated
Is It Is composed of number of the most eficacous
vegetables in the whole range of the Materia Medca ad
hi These re SO highly concentrated that there are many
doses in the bottle than in any Of the very largest bottles
advertised
nine Peruvian Bark The diluted Preparations
better than ordinary Notwithstanding the stomach
and spelling in the bottles To weak infusion of Sara
paria when sui phate OF the article be had like
taking bark instead OF Quinne Orike travelling in
against strong current, instead OF in a swift steamer
These things being let all who have made up their
minds to SaTsapaa, that of the Grseenbeg
Company II warranted to be ten times efeaciOus
than other knownnO matter how large the bottle or
extravagant the advertisements. As SPRING MEDICINES
the GraeienbeTg Vegetable Pills the GraefenbeTg Health
Btte and the Taetenberg SaTsapana Compound should
supercede an others For 1nyersa nse the Pills and Bitter
Of ncalculabe value Those who take them need not
fear the enervaing effects of the which hand
E The General Agent for Louisiana and Mississippi is
u, HANSBROUGH, " Camp street. New Orleans La,
g1~ For sale BY WELD & Co. Periodical Agents "a
Camp street ALFRED HUNTER. of Exchange
Place and CustOmhOuse st.; e.. VAN FEtSON, corner
Magazine and BaIho0mew sts; J. WRIGHT Il co, 1b1
hhgE,g,fs =, n; u Adolf nonds ~ New QhsAaF :,
Dos .Ee saERsl egaap sad IN MaIs III toflN
sakKies y gsn9lssi III @S'a' ~ ~
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HORRIBLE MURDER.-We take the following
account of mysterious and horrible affair in New
York, from the Herald of the 9Th:
The immediate vicinity of our office was sudden
ly throw into great state of excitement about
O'Clock yesterday evening, by the report that Pierre
ID. Bumond, gold-psn manufacturer had been
murdered in his room at l02 Nassau street. His
partner had seen him once in the early part of the
afternoon. About halfpast six o'clock in the eve
ming he went to the door, which he found locked.
On going the third time, the door unlocked, and
ne found deceased PROSTATE on the floor, with his
head lying IN the lap of woman of il-fame, known
as Sarah Stewart, who seemed to be perfectly in
sane, shrlekIng and pressing his head to her bosom
He then left IN search of a physician but meeting
officer Espe, circumstances were strong against
her having used foul play she was taken to the sta
tiOn-house, where she continued TO rave. tearing
her hair from her head, and making most piteous
means for the deceased, whom she called ''my
dear" One of her eyes was very much bruised,
and her comb was broken in her head The fur
nture Of the room was thrown in confusion in every
direction, and pens, pencCases, and silver combs,
were lying m every part of the room. part of
the staff of the paTasolette of the woman was
found on one Of the tables broken pitcher, cover
ed with blood lying near by. The body was said
TO be quite warm when first discovered. There
was but small quantity of blood about the body,
most of which was on the bosom of the shirt, and
looked dry though it had been there for several
hours, and had nearly turned dark. That on the
pitcher presented The same appearance. A wound
was found on the left side of the head, Just above
the templar bone. The woman said, after having
been taken to the staton-house, that she found him
dead when she entered the room. She is fine look
ing of apparently about twenty years, and of very
progressing appearance
The coroner's inquest elected nothing farther
than IS given above, except that the deceased was
known to visit the woman, and that some articles
of jewery belonging in the room were found in her
pockets. The coroner's jury had not rendered a
verdict al our latest dates from New York 1t is
supposed be had refused her money, that she had
undertaken to help herself, and a. fight ensued.
Young lad IN the building heard the parties
quarreling, as also scuffle between them.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-17

BODY RECovERED.-The body Of Mr.. Francois
Audry, who was drowned on Thursday night last,
by the caving in of the levee in the Third NUM-
cipality, yesterday recovered in the river near
the Barracks. His remains will be inferred to-day
Mr.. Andry was a much respected citizen, and
leaves a large circle of friends to bewail his un-
timelY death.
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LATE OF THE LQEPa99Nr AND aD EDHBURG

LATE OF THE 6LLEGEs.
Drr,r, tIopE kvERITT, M. d., Collegiate Of Kings
s5ii1. Iondoa AIuinnus and MatHeulaed Member
Of the InSsrity d Ednbug Member OF The University
y 81 fs11afe Obstetrics and the Diseases OF Women
l ~, Icentate OF the Medical Faculty, New
lI xtraoriaary Msmbe. Of The HunterIan Medical
society Scotland ..., IL r- so,alonJ
he Atomoogy OF Life and Death and consequently
III heath disease of the human body and after several
experience among 90 900 patients IN the hospitals and
aS1enaries of the above named European Oniyefsiues
onght to great perfection and certainty It's success in hope
those diseases that have baied tie medical ana surgical
acumen and skill Of eLbs OF TIE medlcai ana surgical
faculties of England Frame, and America. 80.
The Atomic treatment IN no case, however desperate VIII
occupy longer than six weeks two months nor VIII the lee
he accepted il unsuccessful.
Each PATIENT disease teatmsnt 9nd recovery explained
tsf ACKNOWLEDGEMENT nnd METEOROLOGICAL diagrams,
HsiDfiFr rpsss kep NJ et lnfin ate aud ssgA etn
DC paaAfs ~ 81 Responded % Eishept ds,Afi =. q
sgiEsF ssst ssfh Els sias! sss sss fssasAst !sssu
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WATCHES, JEWBRY AND FANCY GOODS.

TTNHE subscribers have lust received an additional ~
i supply OF very superior Gold and Silver Watches
other superior makers also Fine London DHpteLEHfa
Watckes, rich Jewelry ofthe latest Styles comprising Inc
Gold Watch Chains Keys and Seals Ladies BRACELETS,
Necklaces Breast Pins, Gold Pencil Gases, Finger Rings,
&c Also, great variety of FANCY GOODS, selected by
one of the firm in the European markets. consisting OF Work
Boxes Dressing Gases, fine Fans Reteues aud other fancy
articles Also fine Scissors and Needles Table Knives and
Forks, CastOH, Candesticks, Double and Single oael
Guns Pistols Reyoves Bowie Knives, Military Goods &C.
&c. for sale at moderate prices, by -
je21 HYDE 81 GOODRICH. Is Charities St.
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81 2;lSfGi LANGUAGE

E9- PRIGaTE LESSONS ONLY -
u j. GOMEZ, Editor If La Patria, will devote few
IL hours during the day to give instructions in the Span
ish Language Mi e. has adopted newand easy method
by which scholar can learn to read speak and translate the
Spanish Language in two or three months
For Terms Sc. apply 10 Mr. Gomez at his office No 81
Exchange Alley near Cont street or at the Bookstores OF
j. b. Steel IA Camp st. ThOs L. White, SO Canal st. and
O. Morgan, II Exchange Place, adjoining the Postoce
lR III REQUIRED, Mr. g. will give lessons at night nv
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500 REWARD.
r AN AWAY from the SqbgGbe the t 5R 5ns ia negro
is well known drayman for the last 10 in THIS
city and will try pass himself Tree man ne IS e
abo1t AZ wears OF age feet II inches high s0ut-
but yellow eOmpieZiOn marked with small poX large WINS
keFs and he is getting in Ms beard and head when t
work and at Thomas Warrens below POydas Market.
The above reward viii be paid for his apprehension and
evidence sufficient the peron persons har0onng
him or S25 foI the recovery of the negro.
Je22 Il II. f. WADE. 81 TchOuDitnn ass'
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LGGHTNING.-Ye sterday, about halfpast twelve
o'clock, the Methodist Episcopal Church, at the
corner Of Carondelet and Poydras streets, was
struck by lightning. Divine service was going on
at the time that the fluid struck the rod on the
tower of the church, but fortunately for those who
were within, no damage was done. All the con
gregaton, with the exception of one or two persons
remained in their seats. The damage was not of
The slightest imnortRnce
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-17

MURDER-An inquest was yesterday held upon.
the body of a negro man named Miles, whole
longed to the New Orleans and Carrollton Railroad
Company. He was found dead at the Horse Station,
and the verdict rendered was that his death was
produced by having been stabbed with a knife
through the abdomen. Itappears that the deceased
and another negro had been quarrelGng-a fracas
ensued between the parties, and Miles was stabbed
with a sheath-knie by his opponent The negro
who killed the deceased was, we are informed, I'M
mediatey arrested and delivered over to justice
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-17

DEPLoRABLE CATAsTRoPHE.-Ou city has
never been afflicted so suddenly as by the deaths
Of those who were hurried into an untime1y grave
on the evening Of Thursday last. Ten or twelve
persons who stood upon the Levee, We're, without
moments notice, hurled into the river 1t is i'm
possible for pen to depict the anguish of those
whose friends and relatives have been so unexpec-
eddy deprived of life. On Saturday, Coroner Sped
den was called upon to hold mquests upon the
bodies of three persons who had been recovered.
These bodies were those Of Mrs. Victorine Tromp,
her child named Fanny Tromp aged about years,
and an infant child aged only eight months. The
manner in which the unfortunate deaths Of the
persons above alluded to took place demanded no
investigation, and after examination the coroner
delivered their remains into the charge of their
friends for burial When the bodies were found
the scene perfectly agonizing There, stretched
before the husband the mother and the sister of the
dead, were the corses of those, whO only two days
before, had been in the fullness of health and the
sweetness Of beauty. The dead were happier than
The living for the living there was no relief-for
the dead a cessation Of anguish
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-17

NAvAL.-The U. S. sloop of war Plymouth,
Capt. Gedney, sailed from Rio de Janeiro on the
28th of May for China, The steam frigate Ale
ghany, Capt Hunter, was at Rio de Janero on the
goth of May. The frigate Brandywine, Commo-
dore Stewart was also at Rio
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-17

STEALING.-Two negro men, Isaac and Alfred,
were arrested Yesterday upon the charge OF offering
for sale one hundred horse-shOes, without having
permission from the owners of said property to DO
the same 4They were both remanded for e1aml-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-17

o. John Brough, of the Cincinnati Enquirer,
has been appointed President of the Madison and
Indianapolis Railroad company, with a salary of
5000
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mn, M. NO HUMBUG.

NO HUMBUG
1 fRNARD lg1 bottles of DR. COLEMAN,S
y GONORR "A MIXTUREh have been sold during the
past year without complaint in nele instance Over ten
dozen need in gpr II, s., Hospital 49, TS Rfeii5ipe che
III heh "a e Fgnt IN tast asd ferta.ats
J,RBs ~ 5s4 b u GEE iijiB
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-17

LATITUDE, " % 5ON.-LoNGITUDE, 80 WIN Time 6h
Cleared Saturday:
Steamship Fanny, Scott Vera Cruz Kidder Deshon & Co
Steamship Crescent City, Stoddard New York,
Ship Manchester smith New York, j. " VS. st s6S8 C C
chip 3 3sy,s ngs0 HgT York YIN G5Geyy
Bark Rio Grande, Doane, Boston, R. NJ; Harrison %
Bark Gpsy Queen, tBr} Roy, Liverpool Holmes & Mills
SEN PedmSnt BHgBfnaS iveraCuz JW zacbars&C Co
Sehr Gen n Taylor 8 MGeyeL Pensaoola =, Master
S R fSfE SP95s fs Cruz M HsAa
SloOp Com. Hull Jackson Mobile, Master
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship Niagara, Nye g. days FIN Liverpool to G. W. Hyn
Ship Charles Carroll Snow 25 days I'm Boston, to mgster
Ship Tyrone, Goldng I'm Vera Cruz, 9Th inst, u S.
Quaemaster-Point.
u 5, ship America, Stuart fin Vera Cruz 9Th inst 10 u s.
Brig Mount Vernon Duesy m Vera Cruz, 7th inst to U.
Brig Helen Collins I'm Vera Cruz 9Th inst to L. s Quar-
schr Howard Ekine days FIN Galveston, in ballast to
Qaa1teTmasteiHCaI
schr Eizabeth, = days fin Brazos St. Jago, to u s
u s sc6r Arspe Ryan DAYS FIN Brazos ST. JagO, to u
S. Quar- ermagter-C anOlOn.
L. s. sch MAJ. Lear, Douglass days FIN BraZos St. JagO,
to q. 5. Observation-Disclosures.
STEAMBOATS,
F. NJ. Streck, Streck, I'm LafOurche.
Latona, seleek, I'm Baton Rouge,
Majestic, Kline, I'm Baton Rouge.
Belle Isle, JqfH9q, FIN Fort Adams-l5 bales cotton.
st. Helena, WEIGH. i'm SbrevepOr-1O) bales cotton.
Rdgely Ross FIN Ouachita Rivera bales cotton
Banner OF Attakapas, Fuller FIN St MaTtInsyile.
White Cloud, Adams FIN St Louis
Towboat Conquerer, Heatlon, FIN the Passes.
TOwbOat Shark, PInnegar I'm the Passes
Towboat Tennesseean, Thompson, fin the Passes
Memoranda:
The steamer Jas. L. Day Capt Wood, hence for Vera
Cruz returned for repairs having atoul of the tOwboa
TenneSsesan
Towboat Shark towed down and to on the 18th inst
shin Panama.
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y . IEA S

HOTEL AND GARDENS.
One Of the most delightful residences an The South.
EEsssS So miles from Canal st., NewoIeans, eia t6aS
nx subscriber has the honor to announce that he is now
fully prepared to accommodate limited number of Boar
ERs, by the day, week, or month.
Per Day - co. Per WEEP So Per Month 81 %
Fish aaa to Oe and PTae amy a2g
The best Of Wines and Liquors,
at ts he ssooS o. tie Gadsns ana served
The DinngTOOms and Restaurant under the charge Of
Mr. PoUCHET, oRe of TIE first caterers and formerly Of
Billiard Tables, Ten.pu Alleys. and Cuoits.
Good Stablng for thirty Horses.
~ The Flower G e. attached s to the Hotel
fine order ana Jar sapdsS anything Of the kind in the
Every possible attention paid 70 yisieT whose patronage
NEW OANAI,-sUMGER ARRANGEMENT.
eg,s4rr-----s, NOTICE-The Passenger Barges on the
s8lllz+-zsesszzz4s NEW CANAL, will commence their
18th inst leaving Che New Canal Depot foot of Julia street
stNOAfs, fom City to Lake. sa md l9
Lake to city $50. and i A \.
WEEK DAYS, from City to = =; ~ (:
:. Lake to 1. N.
my1a JAMES STOCKTON, saDe ERIN end N -
NEV ORLEANS & oARRoLLToN RAILROAD
~ ~ ~ ~ 90
Depot, corner Of BarOnne aud Pcrdido streets.
single ticket any Distance above Pleasant 20 cents
single ticket for children over and under Il years 10
Half The above rates for any distance below Pleasant street.
Servants (saves, fOrany distance 10 cents.
6aY Residents in Lafayette, Carrotou and vicinity, are
informed that this Company has fixed uniform rate Of
cOmmutatOn tickets for passage in the Cars tOwit 50 %
month lin advance for either Road and for distance
Children half prce-n9 such tickets given for any other
period than the first to the last of each month.
A Car, expressly for ladies, IN each train
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT:
FROM NEW ORLANs FROM CARRoBLTON:
H HSsS Sa, I'm h0 SSS Ss at
:, ~. at II AM , Eat 10 AIM
:. ......at | Pm -, .....at II
:. ,.....at ga P NJ LAT P NJ
......at "a PM LAT AZ PM
=. lat ~ M LAT 61a Pm
Horse Car.".... at va P Horse Gar, or
,'s.at liz steam ifneces- at Pm
E~The Cars will leave New Orleans and Carrolon every
hour after clock on sundays, II me weather Is iar
EE The Lafayette Horse Cars will leave every Is minutes
from the of BarOnne and Canal sts myl2 tlsNov
SOLDIERS AND VOLUNTEERS ATTENTION!
GOLDIERs AND VOLUNTEERS CLAIMS bought
- and sold by JOHN F. HOLLAND,
Notary Public, No SO Gravier street.
t1a~. Office No. a. second floor my2O dSsw3m
OOO FIRKINs and kegs WESTERN BUTTER;
100 bbs ST. LOUIS FLOUR;
% do. NO l LARD OIL;
% dO.-LINSEED OIL;
100 bOXeslSTAR CANDLES
IC0 do, NO. 1 CINCINNATI SOAP;
% bbs SUGAR-CURED HAMS;
iy8iOt sTURGEs Il WRIGHT, IS TchOuptouas st.
Dp T6vTS, evRTTp If VIII n CHERRY and TAR
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FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLoTHINt

LLa791AIN7IN l1L71lll . OITLlFI4l9- ~
No. 81 Cy7N.4L STREET-U Under tie Planters Hotel.
n VIE subscribers have received large and fashionable
stock of CLOTHING, suitable for the present season,
and receiving additional supplies by almost every arrival
from New York at which place they have mandatory.
Although their terms already pretty well known to the
system of doing strict cash business, believing this system
to be beneficial to their customers a to themselves as they
are charged extra price in order to the losses
which those who do credit business GL5GUS or less
sustain. A call is respectfully solicited
JOHN SOUTHFELL.& co, q Canal st.,
aD15 3m Under the Planters Hotel
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DAGUERRE0TYPE.
ELEoTRo-MAGNEr1c poRrRArrs.


ID the application of the above mysterious agentto Da-
ID gueeOype discovery of the subscribers the under
signed is enabled to produce PORTRAITS of the most
superior kind ia SINGLE sECOEDcatehng the precise
expression instantly and fixing il indebly upon the silver
plate. to Those who wish to retain their families good
IKENEssEs of relations friends do at moderate
price Rooms, corner OF Canal and Charities stEntanGe
No 9 Chartres street. Tny3 1yl w. H. HUTCHINGS
NAGUIRE's DAGUERREOTYPE.
would respectfully thanks for the liberal patron
- age bestowed him since he first had the honor of
Introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOHeans,
five years ago during which time he has taken portraits
than any other person in the world His specimens were
exhibited the Fair, competition with Others taken by
the best operator from New Ok, and he awarded the
First Premium No specimens exhibited at his establishment
but those taken by himself j. NJ assures the public that his
portraits will continue be what they always have been
the BEST His long experience, and constant practice are
the best inducements persons DESTROYS Of instruction. m the
beautiful Genuine VOIglandeT Csmeras 20 per cent,
cheaper than any in the city all other articles the
Plates 50 per dozen ScOvis No for So 5E Earatisd
The best plates made in the United States Gases 50 Is and
50 so; NewYOrk Cameras at SIS.
EW Orders from the county promptly attended to-
s-B~ Entrance No 6 CAMP street. mill If