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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-17

sN =. Ssud amer THURSDAY, August ~, sieanooas
s---S 80 ytii leave M follows
Leave New York at p 10, aud II AN. J. Z. DO y 30
snd 2 NJ. ,.. ..
Leave Nanderbts Landing lsiaten lsiand) ass u,
and n AN p B. :, S, q, and VI
The ~ LPH vii leave New Brighton 81 % O'Clock
The o'clock boat from New-fork VIII land al New
RI hN
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- FOR SALE AT AtfTlON- iHith 'ont'il,N
Us. a. sres of end. In Orange County. 30 acres ulane
4 and under gopi cultivation limestone soil sulsnie iof
,,,vslrar consist Of good wosiOry house &c large
eds sc good the door The farm Is on me
Wessrn turnpike :! miles west Of Newbursh A. no YER
49,, ,ond purchase vi bout viewing the premises iu
sscpton . unnecessary n not disposed Of before oci-
her Vi h will be sold ~ public suction that day 10 me nigh
60 .S s, WRIGHT LOSEE 10 Fronlsi.
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r.. rysszzfsss.exl MN! NORk AND III
~ sfY~-qsl ERIE RAILROAD .[xs

FNNIfFF IffF7IfYfHfHTl
from May I, 1913, until farther notice.
FoR PAssESGERs- Leave New-York from tbs lO0i "
Ousne-st) at O'Clock, AN snt o'clock. Pm ior Pier
mont, BlsUvr.tvle ClarkstOwu Spring Valley MOusrJ
Rsmspo Monroe Works, Turner'S Monroe, Oxford, Chez
Ter, Goshen, New Hampton, Mlddlelosn HOwells, Oas
vile and Port Jervs
FOR New ORR and Intermediate places-Jeaye Port JET
Wis 81 A NJ and Al r VI Ousvilie Al % NJ and =
2 NJ; MlddleOwn, ri N. and ? NJ Goshen, 7 =
" and ~ N Chester ~ ~ NJ and a Pm.
All baggage Al De rsk Of the owner, unless rut IN
charge Of The baggage asiers Fy lbs u persona bag
sowe to each passenger No freight taken by -
passenger trains.
Fos FREIGHT-Loavo New-York IT o'clock " pc
barges Samuel Marsh Henry suyism, Jr and Dunkifk
Leave Pot Jervi. al9 An. Ousylle, Al l0A W.
dletOHn nj II n Goshen AZ y VI and Chester ~ NJ
MILK will oe taken morning aus evening BY uans roo
ming expressly Tor thar purpose
Al n IL G. SEYMOUR. Hupernlrndenl
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IA. IKN
p v,,t and elegantly situated arge stone Tavern
f,sb.re Inc Morris and Essex Railroad now termnaes)
now occupied by he Union Bank The main building =
81 feet front and - feet deep. with frame kc1eu m ne tea
fo accommodate o. horses WI wing FOR carriages the en-
IRE length 81 the stables. There good garden, Ice
bosa ana other -ppurtensnces The lot % ground = -
sssf 'front.' and rs feet deep bounded three sides by
streets Il. proximity TO the Railroad Depot whl,n su
farther particulars inquire OF HENRY McFAkLAN,
Dover Morris County }.
% o,y. ~, srEPtIgN & WILLIAMS 81 Wall-st York
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r-r. roTCuhFEPsIE LINZ .,

= ~ ~ rsrst B ARGEs- The hsrgcs CLINTON tsu
sa<1n~~ Whsle every MONDAY tANhANvt.
Cant Ros.kraua every Thursday. PoigBNE Gf>lk.
apt Holman. every Saturday, At o'clock non Noi
nirrny.st f1r passenger. and freight The above Bars
are anv d. ushci with saieroous ana spacious 4nf
cabins sud are expressly htted Tor he cor
no convenience % passengers Arny- Al fous Keep
sic Ia ue Tor he Stages sharon. Pine Plains and Nr-
Milford For farther particulars apply on board ne bsiSes
III, 4, f,,9I m Williamson NtIL. 80 Westst
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0FnR .,IE OK EXCHANCE FOR CITY

ID PROPERTN-A Farm OF 3O hrsrate land. sliu.
- Aied Al the eassnl village ~ Puckamin, y within
three hours ride II this city On she premises are large
new modern STYLE dwelling aud oil other necessary out
houses also new together with choice variety of fruit
trees For farther information apply 10
ol3N THOs DAVENPORT, ia Westinghouse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-17

INDESTRUCTIBLE nIIrERAL PAINT.
4 MOST lSVALUABE ARTICLE recently discovered
n 10 IRE and proof and be applied with he
ac ard less than eac pant For
sac by WV n STARR u Bvekmsn-st NeN-Yorx Gen
-rsl Ag-nt for the proprietor - imeoc-
AMERICAN MARBLE.
A MEXICAN MARBLE FOR TOMB AND GRAVE
n stones posts. h-ahs. isggins building, SC u slpe
rof qualify from q quarry a.ey opened In Vermont for
Mzrlfscurera requested cal znd examine the
HATS FOR THE HEADS OF THE PEOPLE.
DkFftRII \ LtAsh, - Chat ans. corner u Pear
IL would call Inc loo Of the public 70 their i4rge
-ormeuI u fs-nonsb Hats sns Gaps, which selling
ke bot c.zes on sccount " their symmetry beauty Ours
Ify snd ch-sDrrss Ole u
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.s-ss5 RAILROAD BETWEEN Al


Schenectady Railroad Co Depot hsi'
den-sne near the principal hotels the steamboat landings
and the Boston Railroad Ferry.
THREE DAILY TRAINS viii leave he Depoi for Bat
i1O and Intermediates places-thfOugh in = hours, ~
All. o'clock a VI Sundays excepted
ZOciock 7. ~ Sundays excepted
TO'c.ocs r n.
Emgrant Cars leave Al o'clock ~ Sunday esceptedy
Cars arrive from Buffalo end the West Al NJ r
sld ?. 81
FOR SARATOGA SPRINGS AND THE NORTH
Leave Albany 81 . A. NJ. sad p " Sunday. excepted
Keturning-ieav Saratoga daily a. % and l. OcOcs,
". lexcep slndayJ arnye al Albany At 10 A NJ add
M
The trains from the Nesi Tor No morning
and evening boais for NewYDrk Also IN time for 0clOa
and O'Clock trains for he East
Tickets % Buffalo and informed place. 90 % Ba.i1E
ard Saratoga Syringe may be had ~ he Office
Baggage wagons, IN he employ " the Company, vi o.
a. ules De n attendance 10 convey baggage and ron
Ne~forx Steamboats, and 10 and from Eastern Rsirosd,
FREg
FkkSHTs-Freight Cars leave for Schenectady and no
West also FOR Ssfafogs springs, At O'Clock 81 sun
days excepted Properly consigned 70 tins Company ~"
De iorwa fdec promptly free Of commission snt storage
lyA r FOSTER Seffy Albany +. : X. X GO
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FOR SALE

- rot, 81 F-rbs tvyNst1rv brick dwelling -holse
- > Vsries sfsr-st containing Croion slei lNl-l
- bsfh rs1ge Ia kitchen, vsus ifoni ana teeI, -
ha.e ra-t Sr .h-t rooms in sffc, e. lni eisl1
mas b. bad Apply 90 ". WOOD. 81 Pest o-to
-. ron SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR Broom
90 IYN or CITY 'ropery-An eiegsrt cou ~ -.
H. re banks Of ile HUDSON. shout % nles uoi'n "
p,.i keep.ie. we s0ck@i with 'rui % 81 Aln1s c'N
t,,,. and 1gtbudirrs all In thorough repair Al RI" ~
~ 80 ,r civ pr1r-rtv ou reasonable terms Apply 70
80 I'm, {. W TROrTER. FERRY Il \. /.
~ AT PRIVATE ~ALE.-rweniy-e,Sl 'n ~, =,
',@ vNushie iCts o. ground. slusiet on D." ~ -
- --rrrleucng 50 feet fom Thirt.sv Ale street
rsvs- f-l-bei lighted snd .sii " h Cro'on wNer. A.
hs ss.e..aert. are paid The 'ois VIII De sod '" ~
rii for iu'ed at.y. sni m single 4ots, aesiied eo'
farther part cusrs. SEC sprlv ID -,.4.
oi6 " \ hLEEChER' AlcHoneef, DIV
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TAKE NorICE-Lsdie. and gentlemen

TAKE NDrIGE-Ladies and gentlemen We
fzxu> have sOiu9 sfye Of GltsPerch Overshoes
that cannot be be beat 20 durability and beauty
and hsve large assortment II clogs quilted shoes
Ina rlbbers and ell kinds Of ladies' gents misses and
chldreus boots and shoes j67 broad~ay, door above
Franslin-st los 2~' NJ IAhlLL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-17

rI'HE BANk or RONDOJI al kontolt hs. W. ~ ti m on
oo- uote- o The sfpotuent ufihe Notih XIV tx bANh
o New Yor. AGENT ff The redemption o - circulating notes,
.rr-abe -atf-f " An -surs he redemption oi
b.. aat-s pa-.et gsf a. Albany. OCfnb~rs las
on ~ WILLARD FiLLMORF. Controller
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80 -n..ss...-y-- y. ,z,npTuTuwN land SON.

f&a ~-1z2~--5ss ERVlLLE RAlLkOAD-Kare Re-
duced-L New-f0rs from ne
Battery, pier No. J North River.
Aeio- i0rs and EliHgbcfifoicn, (Fays ~ ceafsl
Leave rev. York a. @ O'Clock A 81. Pm. and ~
Leave Ehzaheih,Own Of u O'Clock A NJ lO4 A ~ PN
Ns0 Iok B0undbyo0k Ne0 Narkef, PbIifed scotch PIin
and Fsifrins, fFaye ~ Cenh)
Leave New York af0 o'clock A n 0feghp u ard 5
Leave BOlndbr0os 40 ('Feighp An 81 VI and Il PN
Ael- York and So1i0rdie, (Faye ~ cenh
Leave New YDfs at 9Ocock N. ! freight and ~
Leave somervlss al q tfeghD An "a "; and Up N
Fare from fulaJ~ihiown t0 sOmerllle, ~ cents
Fare from EIIzaDeihtOwu % BOundbrDok, 81 cents
sa. viii bee Boz readiness the arrival Of he a.
sDmersAs by fhe OcOcx trains from New YORK. ~ coz
vey passengers tO kasfDn Allentown, WikzbaTre and
Mauch Chunk Pa ana ~ lexington, NOrh Branch, whis
House. Lebanon. Clinton. Bethlehem. &c. y. } suit n
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HARDWARE AND PLANTATION GOODS.

SAMUEL LOCKE, Nos. 8 and 'FRONT.' LEVEE,
- betl0een CystOHko@se and Biea- ECSS>-n,
hand and is constantly receiving I'm
from the manu- acturers at the North izszSsesszzA
soCKs oF p D Va to BE- found IN the Gnitsd
States few Of the articles only be here enumerated
81 themselves and then make their purchases where
"a they do 50 the best advantage Now in store
1000 kegs Cut NAILS from the most celebrated Boston
500 dozen Hunt Collins AXES. with many other
rs tons Of CASTINGS, Round Pots, Ovens, Spiders
y tons Cart Wagon and Timber Wheel BOXES;
3 Dozens Ass if RoW We Oss aSo sPA and
SHOVELS in every variety; ,,,,,, -,
IS dozen Grass, Corn and Bramble SCYTHES, Wal
drons and American Manufacture;
90 dozen Scythe Sneaths % dozen SlekleS;
as casks Carolina and Louisiana COTTON and CANE
HOES, assorted Sizes
1000 gallons SPERM OIL;
5000 do. Refined WHALE OIL, for SqgsThouses;
g dozen HORSE and MULE COLLARS;
79 R&WEsse
800 tons of BAR IRON all sizes Of American English
Swedes and Russian;
800 slabs Of English and American PLOUGH PLATES;
tons of American Plough MOulds;
20 dozen CANE KNIVES, most superior patterns
1880 bundle, American, English and Russian SHEET
1900 boxes TIN PLAT Charcoal Brands. &c. TX. Xxx
l2xl2 TX and Xxx, 14xl4 Xxx, DC, DIX, &c,
5000 ID BRAzfERs' GoPPkR, ID to 100 b sheets:
$50 slabs BANCA TIN;
500 bundles IRON WIRE, assorted, No. 0 to 3D.
Kettle Ears, Bucket Handles, bucket Covers pressed
Saucepan Handles. Timers Tools and Machines, full
BUILDERS MATERIALS ofevery description, Crosscut
and Mil Saws, Files, Hatchets, Drawngknves Planes,
Chiseis, Angus, Knob Rim Locks, PadlockS; Sheet,
Pig and Bar Lead Bolts, Curry Combs Hammers,
Brushes of all kinds -
splendid assortment Of Sheffield Table and Pocket CUT
Plain aud JapanBed TIN WARE, manufactured and sold
to My Stock being large am disposed to sell very low,
and offer great bargains to wholesale purchasers oet3
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MASSACHUSETTS IN THE OLDEN TINE. t5 IA;
from the Diary Of Margaret Smith.-mar. ye ~Su'
I769.-Sr Thomas drew Rebecca ana illlo a cor
ner Of the room, saying he was a.Weary Of soc
much dsputation, and began reianng somewhat
which befel him in a late visit to the New Haven
coIopie Among other things, he told US that while
lie was there maid Of nineteen years was put upon
trial for her life by complaint of her parents of dis
Obedience to their commands, and reviling them ;
liar at first the mother Of the girl did TO testIe
strongIie against her, but when she had spoked
few words, the accused crying out with bitter Ia
mentation, that she should be destroyed III hel
youth by the words Of her own mother, the Wollan
did so soften her testimony that the Court Oeis Il
doubt upon the natter had consultation VIII vi
ministers present, as 10 whether the aceusgu y,
had made herself Justly liable 70 the Punl1snn7i'
prescribed for stubborn and rebeous enn9Ie' ~
Deut xxi 90 81 1t was thought that tliis Jaw alo
applie onlie unto rebeious son, according 70 'ns
words Of the text and that daughter could NOT De
nut 10 death under il; 10 which the Court dld as
sent and The girl after bring admonshed, was sci
free. Therenpon, Sir Thomas told ms, she ran sob
hng into me arms Of her mother, who did rejoice
over ber as one raised from the dead; and did
moreover mighllie blame herself for putting her IN
soc great peril by complaining Of her dsobedienee
10 the magistrates.
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MMRNWMN&o

ToPLANTERs, ENGINEERS and MECHANICS.
TT1HE Subscriber Agent for the Manufacturer has in
and constantly Teeeixng sigg sG Z; pI y
At Northern prices The following comprise part oil the
fRoGGH STEAM BIBBs-1l Il, y, q. ]. IA IL ~,
ROUGH STEAM sTof's-l< to 81 inch;
SINGLE sIfEGlL oor.9 Do DO. ..., - to 3 inch
B HOSE 9o6 5bPEfi SEE &C., SC e.DD
COPPER PIPE-in lengths Of 10 to is feet from q inch in
generally are invited to examine the above articles
SAMUEL LOCKE, Nos. and Front Levee, .
OA Between Benyille and Castomhoase sLLess.
REMOVAL.
DRIESTLEY 8 BEIN have removed Their entlEe STOCK
l. Of HARDWARE, IRON, Nc, &C. Ss-sSS.S9z-s--sA
from Nos. 10 New Levee and 80 and 40
Tchoupouas street, to their New Stores, a
NscheZ street where they have on hand aad constantly
receiving by arrivals from Foreign and Ilomese Nanuae
line which they offer for sale at lowest market prices and
on accommodating terms. Country Merchants Planters
1S Hab anq ~ Pp5sa TRs following embraces
portion Of their stock on hand and aloa5 VIZ and a
50 do Best Cable =.
50 do Pennsylvania
10 10 DO Do isn do. Boiler Iron
$50 S 6S dEsPBP ra1eis Rods SIG and n round
800 do. Sheet Iron, 10 to Z6j
100 do. Band Ion IL, IL, IA, 2and ~ inch;
100 plates Tennessee Plough Iron
1000 kegs Cut NAILS and SPIKES;
100 kegs Pressed spikes NJ.
30, 1000 lbs BRAZIERs' COPPER, 10 to 100 ib shests
90 b 5s CAST Geiman. Shear and Blister STEEL;
ANVILs, VICES, SMITHS, BEL
80. LOWSiSedge and Hand HAMMERS;
II Stocks and Dies Screw Plates, Fire Irons
W. and Smiths Tongs;
Files and Rasps American and English LOCKS of every
Sliding door furniture Hooks and Plate Hinges
Butt and Parliament Hinges WOOdscrews;
Shutters and Fasteners of description, and patterns;
Brass and Block Tin Cocks and Faucets
Hand, Panel Brass and Iron back SAWS
Crosscut, Mil, Pit and Circular Saws;
s6oveis and Spades, (Ames Woods & Bourand's);
Crown, louisiana Carolina and Clubbing HOES;
i o t 6oPDa B and B1 ss W Ra ana o0 0
Gun Locks and Gun and Pistol Elints -
Single and Double baneed GUNS and RIFLES;
Curry Combs, English and American;
Plated and Brass stirups, Bits, Buckles; etc; ;,,,
H HS%s. and , Mgi S9aE 5 ha fbRf FoOhs
Paint Cloth serubbng. Whitewash, Floor Tooth, Hair,
shoves and Tongs, Fire Irons Brass and Iron Androns
TINWARE, a full assortment;
Pocket, Pen and Desk KNIVES;
s1snd Rn ng 9d Rs tP an 5 h9ye S9y VARIETY
Cork Butcher and Shoe KNIVES; Angus, Chses GOugea,
CarSe G a and CooPers PLANES and TOOLS of every
Cotton Ss1o'l Wool and Horse CARDS;
| 300 coils Manila ROPE, from 6-thread to Finch;
| 100 do Taued do. do. do. do;
| so do. Marine and Housne;
| OAKUM. TAR, PITCH and ROSIN;
| Sperm, Whale Lard and Linseed OILS;
| Spirits TuTpentine and Vafnsh;
| 20, 600 lbs. Pure Atlantic WHITE LEAD;
| 10000 lbs. Brooklyn Nos and White Lead
200 kegs Black, Red and Yellow PAINT,
1000 lbs. Chrome and Paris Green 800 lbs. VeTdigrs
% tons CASTINGS, assorted
| 1901 French Pots assorted, to so pnts;
/ MILL and GRLNDSTONES; Sheet, Barand Pig LEAD,
Lead Pipe. and variety of other articles too numerous to
mention. Oct2 If
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THE CRAEFENBERG COMPANY


Have on file an array Of certificates unexampled iof
ability. These have been submitted to nnnDei y 800 800
men of great distinction and reputation, who ha'e
their certificates TO their genuineness, as fOhoWs.
hereby certify that | have examined lafge rsggug
testimonials exhibited 10 me by the Sraeien9es
relative the merits Of their medicines, and ag is
in saying thas they seem 70 be genuine, and ens VIA
confidence of the public, My personal acdu 3.
pressing the opinion that thair medicines aie "os
fdenCe. = Go FRANCIS BALL
hereby certify that have examined number O e 1890
mails exhibited 10 BY the Graetenbelg Iompsuy
to the merits OF their mediciDes and lass srsties
ing that they present evidence OF genuIneness anu @
fore entitled to the confidence Of the public ~ ANCg
January IL, lSis ~
The Graefenberg Company having submitted to p1
number OF Testimonials 70 which the names Of w @ 3
Bangs, D. d., and Francis Hail. Esq. Of New io.,f t6sl
fixed, having examined SAID testimonials ahu bss
named gentlemen OF the very highest siaaohs 1s
sDectabity, aad that their names should give W 90
weight to any thing to which they nay attaeR
IGFeat seaiI Mayor Of the City Of Newfoh
Mayors Office, CityIYaH, Jan. ", l841.
RT~ The Rev. n. BANes, D. D.. is one Of the mos mos
bTated ministers of the Methodist Episcopal Jhisn
proprietor OF the Newly osk Commercial Advertiser. ~
II The General GENT for Louisiana and MississP
ID. HANSBROUGH, y Camp street, New Ofiealh'''
TO whom applications for Agencies may be addressed
- ~ For sale by WELD & co. PeriC IDEAL Ageqs
Camp street; ALFRED HUNTER, cor, er Of &C.
race and Gust0mhOuse st.; e. VAN FILSDNt "
Maeazine and Bartholomew Is: j. WRIGHT & We
arnnaItIes q j LIADO, y sonde street. New Oream
bbhf}S LOOK, Postmaster City OF Lafayette; J. L. W
bQkkELLEN, corner Camp and ST Mar streets: w
10 ~ eoTnsI Isyss and Seyenth streets Laai
ana Cia h1A Is BENEOT, Csrolltoa. IA.
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CAUTION

OWlag to the great success and immense sale Of Dr. Town
SEND oaFaparla, number of men who were formerly r
EEehs' pave commenced making SsrsspaTilla EXTRACTS
Eis bteTs, Extracts OF elbow Dock, etc They gene,
nave stolen and copied advertisements they are en
worthless limitations, and shOnd be avoided
Principal Office. l25 fulton street. Sun RuiIdps ga,v
York RedHg 4 Co, Stale street, Boston Dyoff SONS
81 F0rh SccoHd street Philadelpha s Ianca No.
Eifs aiii@oIs u eol'sq Charetoa los Sofh Pearf e.
Druggists and Merchants generally thfoariout ~ ITi,t
States. ttes1 indies aud the Canada - ~
= WRIGHT, Isl Chsrras Frsst
es@ ~ Sole AEsAt- New 0flessz
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

THE TUBULAR BRlDGE.-Ihe latest railway
novelty is the great tubular bridge over the Con-
way Straits, in Wales, through which pass the
trains from London TO Holyhead. This Is consi-
dered one Of the greatest works of modern engineer
ing Skill and is the joint production Of Messrs. Ste
phenson, Fairbairn, Hodgkinson, and Clarke.
The leviathian tube was lifted upon the piers
under the superintendence Of Capt. Claxton, r. N,
noted FOR his exeriions in raising the unfortunate
Great Britain steamer. To form some idea Of the
huge iron fabric which now spans the Conway, you
have only to imagine the Thames Tunnel trans
posed-that is to say suspended eighteen feet over,
instead of passing so many feet under the Thames,
with no midway support, resting solely upon piers
four hundred feet apart.
This immense tube is composed OF a series oil iron
plates rveted together. Its entire length is four
hundred and twenty-four ieet-its inside width IS
fourteen feet throughout its height twenty-five and
n half feet at either end, but rising to twenty-five
feet in the centre. The weight Of each tube is hr-
teen hundred tons, There are two,) so that the
weight of the whole is 2600 tons burthen from
hank to bank. The elevation of the tube is about
eighteen feeta above high water mark The wrought
iron plates of which they are composed vary from
half an inch TO seyen-eighths of an inch in thick
ness. On the iron floor of the tube about seventy
solid transverse beams are laid about twelve inches
square and five feet in the clear part; upon these
cross beams are laid longitudinally, and to these
the cradle that secure the rails for the trains to pass
upon are screwed. Each tube has cost about
100000, or $500, 000.--N y. Commercial
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

ORIGIN OF REFLEcTING LIGHTHOUSES In the
last century, at a meeting Of society of mathelna.
ticans at Liverpool, one of the members proposed
10 Law wager thatAe would read paragraph of a
newspaper at ten yards distance with the light Of
a farthing candle. The wager was land, and the
proposer having covered the inside of a wooden
dish with pieces of lookingglass fastened in with
glaciers putty placed his reflector behind the can
die, and won his wager. One of the company
marked this experiment with a philosophic eye.
This was Captain Hutchinson, the dockmaster,
with whom originated the rejecting lighthouses
erected at Liverpool in l763.-Loadon Aneoiotes.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

MEDICAL NOTICE.
I hR- PARMELEE would inform III friends and the
- p9hc mat he has returned from the Moth and located
m az no ~ hEyiA STREET between PhlIppa ami
BAsonne streets where he can all times be seen by those
VINO WISH 70 consult him the treatment of diseases,
whether acute chronic local or general and particularly
thai classes general called SECRET DISEASES.
E MS Office Tor consultation with females, and treat
ment q diseases Of women and children, Hevia street.
lhid aoof from Phtppa lie would invite those suffering
20 give nm call and guarantees safe and permanent
cure WI attend in aay part Of the city when required
OF I'm NO 81 HENlA STREET
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

CoNJuGAL GRATITUDE" Frank Hayman was
a bulldog Irecollect, when he buried his wife, a
friend asked why he expended so much on her
funeral :" All sir, replied he, " she would have
.l.rne rs much or more for me with nleasnre. 2
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ooMMERoIAL HoTEL.


Corner GTROD and -NiEBg LEHEE SIS. Nsp Orleans.
TISHIs Use Hotel is sdyantageOusly situated, being in
II front oil he principal Steam and FiathOat IA
Landings and affords peculiar accommodations for f.sS
Western Merchants raiders and Travellers genet
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 Wines and
Liquors; all Of which selected with great care. No ex
pense will be spared make the Commercial worthy Of pub
iic patronage JAMES ROACH, Manager,
ola en- Successor 70 JOSEPH r. BILL.
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ROYAL GoATs.-In Windsor Park there are now
between 200 and 800 beautiful milk white goats, all
descended from a pair presented TO the Queen, in
1873 hY the Shah OF Persia.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17
FELIoIANA HOUSE FOR SALE.

rTNHE LEASE. FURNITURE and GOOD WILL OF
4 the FEL1CTANA HOUSE, is offered for sale. ~
The house viii accommodate nearly one hundred f..:h
hoHIden and is full eight months in the year. To Ai.
person acquainted with the Western trade this house would
be great Of profit The present occupant wishing
refine. offers the above fine establishment moderate
terms. For particulars. apply the premises, of
JULIA and TCHouPITOUIks streets, to
au23 tf JAMES ROACH.