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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-13

Sam Sick in England for an explanation of the
latter, oh. 6.
Give me an honest old soldier for the Presidency,
whether wing or democrat and | will leave your
snail potato politicians and pettyfoggng lawyers TO
those who are willing TO submit the destiny of this
great nation TO such hands--N. Y. Herald, Dec. 10.
The very incidents of The meeting, and the names
of the speakers noticed by the Washington Unionl
induce a strong suspicion that it rather small
potdtoes-N. J. Com. AdU., April 10.
SIsTURN, FOR SIsTERs-A vulgar pronuncia-
ton sometimes heard from uneducated preachers at
the West
" Brethurn and SjstuTn, it's a powerful great
work, this here preaching of the gospel, the
great apostle his self allows in them words of hissin
what's just come into my mind for never knoWed
what to preach till | ris up.''--CarItOH, The NeW
Purchase, Uol. l. p 203.
I'VE have heard in a conference meeting a
speaker desiring to hear something from the
female breetteren t''-EdS. Rev.
TooTIEs-A common term in nursery language
for the feet A corruption of FOOTE'S, l. e. ieeE
Used in England as well as with u.s.
One luckless day last week the poet met
A maid of such perfection, such lace
Sucb form such limbs. such more than mortal grace,
Sncb dark expressive eyes, such cuTls OF jet,
straight nose round chm and lips Prince
Might sue 10 kiss-in brief, so many beauties,
Sueh hands, such waist such ankes-O such tO0tieS !
He really has not been his own man since:
Rum punch will not restore his appetite
Nor rarebts make him sleep at night
Jgky l84S (.9merican ReUiea1
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uOTEL AND GARDENS.


One of the most delightful residences the South
- TIE CARRoLTON HOTEL AND GARDENS, -.
Es5RR 81 miles from Canal St, Newt Orleans OiG thsS
-kAaAM CanOlton Railroad. 49,
TIE subscriber has the honor to that he
yEv prepared accommodate limited number OF BoAD
FRS by the day, week, or month.
TERMS:
Breakfast Dinner, and Supper, at any hour.
Fish Dinners to order and Private Parties accommodated
The best of Wines and Liquors. j,
Ice Creams, Sherbsts LeM0RGde, and served
at the Saloon in the Gardens.
The Dining and Restaurat under the charge Of
Mr. POUCHET of the irst caterers and formerly OF
Mobile and New Orleans.
Billiard Tables Ten-pin Alleys and Quoits.
Good StabAng for thirty Horses.
~ The FLOWER GARDENS attached to the Hotel,
te acres extsn) are laid with much TASTE and
fine order and far surDGsS anything of the kind IN the
United States
BOUQUETS in great variety, always to be had appca
ton to the Gardener.
is respectfully solicited by (my1hl JAMES DURNO.
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NEW ORLEANs s:
FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 10, 1848.

/ FIRST MUNICIPALITY. - Assault lgith Intent TO
lRaDs-Mary HsfIron, quite geod-ooking young
woman and the mother of two children, Yesterday
made oath before Recorder Genos Hat one Jere-
niah Connolly broke into her room on Wednesday
might last about y o'clock, during short absence
lor her husband, while she was lying in her bed,
and violently assaulted her, with the intention of
committing rape. Mrs. Heffron and her husband
OCCUPY rooms in Conolly's premises, on Barrack
.streer, between Condo and Levee Streets Connolly
lis an old man. lie appears to be about sixty years
of age, and has but one leg. On being brought
Unto Court under arrest he alleged that Mrs Hef-
irons husband had instigated her to make this
charge, and that it was conspiracy to extort
money from him. However this may be, the Re-
corder required him to give security to appear for
ali examination.
Assault nth latent to KiH.-A lady named Ade-
laide BarthoIi, who ives with her husband in the
Marine Hotel, yesterday preferred charge Of
assault, with intent to kill, against Raphael Man
coso, who, it appears, is also resident Of the
Hotel. The circumstances under which th9as-
sault was committed, she alleges, were these: She
was ascending the stairs of the Hotel, to go to her
room, about O'Clock on Wednesday night, when
the accused met her, and expressed desire to have
1NClL lnlGECOuEs6 WIFI LCI. OclLlS lOAuSCN' ~ $3.50
if she did not leave her husband and go with HIM,
he would kill both her and her husband. Finding
his threats unsuccessful he then drew a razor from
his pocket and made a slash at her neck which cut
her severely-and, had it not been for the inter
vention of long earring she wore, would have
severed the carooid artery, on each side of which
deep cash was made. A warrant was issued for
the arrest of Mancoso.
Discharged.-John Hahn, accused by Thomas
Haggitt with harboring his slave, and concealing
some property stolen from him by the slave, was
discharged, the evidence not supporting the charge
Couanitn,ents.-NIary Ann Prudhomme, charged
with vagrancy, and George Ham, charged with
severely beating Joseph Rockford, were sent before
the First District Court.
The Assault IN he General Council Chamber
Mr.. w. IL. Wilder yesterday made affidavit against
John Michel, who committed an assault and battery
on him on Wednesday evening, while in his seat
in the General Council Chamber, as a member. A
warrant was issued for the arrest of Michel but he
had not been found up to a late hour in the day.
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SECOND MUNIcIPALITY.-Com mited-Thomas
Melvin, accused of an assault and battery on Mrs.
Hyder, in her own yard, on the 29th, was yesterday
committed for trial before the First District Court.
Samuel Ellison charged with an assault and battery
on Peter Conaghy, and wounding him in the head
with a brick, was also committed for trial.
Dispissed.-The case of Alexander Mcdonald,
charged with a breach of trust, in appropratng to
his own use SIO3 in money, and a soldiers claim
valued at $40, entrusted to his care by Alexander
Copeland, was dismissed for want of proof
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D1s- Champagne wine is at discount in France.
No orders have been received from Germany, and
at Epenay and Rheims millions Of bottles lie UNI
sold Yet more is being made daily, and it may
be had for a mere song. 1t is no longer an aristo-
cratic beverage. since plebeians can indulge in it
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,

PRYT!8NIy4 Street, I'd door ADORE EUTERPE Street
NERS. PREWETT, who has had considerable experience
WI and always given entire satisfaction has opened
SCHOOL as above, where will be taught all the branches
appertaning to finished educaton-GeograPhy Grammar
Reading, Natural Philosophy Chemistry, Physiology, As
tronomy, &c, sc.
s1@ An experienced French Lady has been employed to
give lessons in the FRENCH LANGUAGE. Also-a
Gentleman to teach Algebra and the higher BRANCHES OF
MATHEMATICS. Lessons on the PIANO FORTE and
GUITAR will also be given and especial attention paid to
the department and moral instruction. - ,
eR Among those whom Mrs. Z. would refer are-the
Rev Jno HutchisOn, Oakland College, Miss; Hon. J. A
Stockman, Mayor of Natchez g. A Lacoste, Esq., Rey.
j. r. StrattOn Natchez MTs. Emma Willard, Troy n. "
JnO Watt Esq. Hon. s. S. PIeuss Gen. Q, n ROwley,
and the Board of Directors of the Public Schools OF the
Second Municipality, New Orleans
Prices unusually tom. OF I'M
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FIRE.-A small frame building on St. Catha-
rine's street, Natchez, owned by Mr.. s. Rebola,
and occupied as dwelling house and grocery, was
entirely destroyed by fire on the Sth inst. The
contents of the dwelling were safely removed. The
fire Originated in the kitchen.
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observation-disclosures
By BENZ. KENDIG d co.

= II. Is. hENDi8- hucIIVII7g5gSIIii
Ssold the entire HOUSEHOLD FURNlTUREOf ola house
on Richard street. door from Constance street, opposite
Planters Press, consisting Of - .
Mahogany BED-TEADS, ARMOlRS, Mlarbietop
DR. ESSING BUREAUS. Wash, Stands, Marbletop
CENTRE-TABLrS SOFAS. Mahogany and other
Choice LOOKING-GLASSES Brussels, and Ingram
CARPETS CURTAINS Glass and China WARE,
NJ go ClELcIr mil 0iNH' S0 o12
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New and Fashionable Furniture.

BY MORPHY d MENUS. AuctOneers.
HFONDAY 18th inst. at IL O'cOck-Wil be sold at No.
I'VE 80 Camp STREET.-THE close consignment
lot of the finest finished and most fashionable FURNl-
TJJRE in tbs market. consisting in part VIZ.
A splendid solid Mahogany BEADSFEADi
Rosewood and Mahogany Centre, Gard and Guartete
Rosewood and Plush SOFAS, TETEzA;TETE and
DGNING-TABLES, Marble-top WASH-STAND and
BUREAUS; - =, 90, ,,,,,,,
MANS, CHAIRS, sc, &c. - g., -
ALso-One superior PIANA-FORTE, with Cole;
mans Eoan Attachment and Ives Tunable Reeds. oil
MMEDIATELY AFTER
Two very large Guilt-frame PlER-GLASSES, and a
number of valuable OIL-PAlNTlNGS, some by 0ld
Masters OH
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Costly and Select Furniture.
Bv MORPHY & MENUS. Auctioneers.

BY MORPHY q MENUS, Anctoneers
TNRIDAY 10th inst at 10 o'clock Will be sold at Auc
L ton at No. 2l6 St Charles stree-A Fine lot OF h
PIER GLASS Mahogany SOFAS, Card Tables. Pier
and l6-loot Extension Tables, Marbeioo
Centre Tables and Wash Stands Solid Mahogany AK
MUIRS and Double BED "FEADS, Black Walnut Double
Belsead Mahogany Rocking Sewing and PanoT Gnalfs
Siands Carpets Rugs embroidered Curtains, Mahogany
Hat Rack, Oil Cloth, Cutglass Decanten and IumDers,
Britannia Ware, etc.
- The House will be open for the inspection Of the
Furniture daily between the hou 10 of clock, A NJ, and
'cInck p Ol6
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4th Numerous testimonials file at the Companys
Office which would satisfy the most nceduious letter
just received from Joseph P Hall Suffolk Va contains the
following: >,
- Tile proof is dGiy coming m from e1ery State
an the Union. ~,
ment any bad symptoms Seamen Boatmeni TTav
eers and all Others should have supply, as It's tmy use
will save life.
coniesng that there no other medicine at all to be
THE CHILDREN'S PANACEA
h equally eicacOus in all the bowel and stomach complaints
OfChdren No mother physician should be without IT,
f- The General Agent for Louisiana and N ssssipp,
ID. HANSBROUGH, % Camp street. New Orleans, La,
10 whom applications for gencies may be addressed.
EDWARD BARTON, Secretary.
New York, August. 1913
~" For sale by WELD & CO.. Periodical Agents, 70
Camp street ALFRED HUNTER, conner Of EXCHANGE
Place and Customhouse street. and by DRUGGISTS gen
orally THOS COOK Postmaster city OF Lafayete j.
l.. VAN BOKKELLEN corner Camp and st. Mary
SITS; JOHN FOELKEL. corner Ievee and Seventh sts ,
Lafayette and CHAS. BENNEOT, CanOton, Lousana.
P. S.-The GrGetenberg Company are destrous Of pro
curing the serUiees Of respectable female IN egeV tom
IN the Union business Uhlch mil be p tHerdtiUe.
By addressing the Company, (No Broadws9, New York;
postpaid, particulars will be furnished.
Anau
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MM@1ANM aAASae
pamaeed Tahscco,

By MORPHT {. MENUS.
TUESDAY, 18th inst. NJ 10 cock-Wil be sold at
store No. IS Magazine street-undef the inspection OF
the Pouwardens, for account whom it may }erl-
% boxes TOBACCO, Meteaf lbs.-Damaged on board
brig j. A. Lane aster her voysge from Richmond 10 this
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s y y y s

II, For Vera Oruz 10. FIRST VESSEL. The
-e7s4tA fms, fast.saing schooner D. c. FOSTER, Capt
a- Garfield having half her cargo engaged and going
board, viii have dispatch. For balance of freight
passage kavng fine accommodations apply board at the
oS J. w GIBBONS, q CustOmhonse street.
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Cleared Yesterday:
Shin Nance Fish Boston Bailey & Baxter
Ship Tyrone. Golding London, JnO. Alexander
Ship North Carolina, Famham, Liverpool,
Shin CLYDE Homer Boston, ChRs Deake & Co
Bark H. II Chaplin, Collier, Baltimore, j. H. Ashbrdge
Schr Patsaaga. Mihgan, Pensacola, T. G. Twichell
Schr Gen Taylor, Meyer, Pensacola, Master
Schr Alice Ellis, Pensacola JnO. Hurley q 20
Schr Geneva. Warning, Pensacola, Master
Schr Martha Cozzens Pensacola, Jno. Hurley Il Co
Arrived Yesterday:
mo arrivals from sea Yesterday.l
STEAMBOATS,:
Oregon, Hiem, FIN Mobile
LatOna SelIeck, FIN Bayou Sara-55 bales cotton
Majestic Klein, FIN Baton Rouge bales cotton.
Uncle Sam BerancO, I'm Bayou Sara-847 bales cotton
Gen. Worth Charles I'm Vcksburg1o2eO5 bales cotton.
Marengo, BRENNAN, I'm Princeton-l608 bales cotton.
Autocrat Goslee, FIN st. Louis-807 bales cotton.
Brooklyn, Boes, FIN Cincinnati-167 bales cotton.
Sas Wright O'Neal, FIN st. Louis
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VIZ BLOOMFIELD. oBOOK-BLNDER, No, 80
w Camp street New Orleans ado 6m
JKTM. f. MUIR, c COMMISSION ND FOR
w, HARDING MERCHhNT No "a st.
Charles street sl2
7 WILL PAY NO DIRAYAGE in future, except TO
So f9O'' WHO nave ny w E. MUIR. "a St Charles st.
SUMMER HATS.
Panamf China Bird Psa B,5 TG obsl
Spring and Summer styles of Hats in every variety, es
can be found at DARCY'S, Canal and Chartres ss
P.S. A few more REVOLUTIONARY HATS, Just received
his morning by Telegraph. aD8tt
REMOVAL
pRIESThEY s BEN haye removed their entire Stock
from Nos l9 New L s e. and d. 20 and ~
Nos SO and 81 CAMP Street opposite -
Natchez street, where they have hand and constantly
tgTe I'm supplies Of every description Of GOODS in their
line which they offer for sale at the lowest market prices and
Mechanics and purchasers generally, requested to call
and examine for themselves The . following embraces
800 tons English BAR IRON, round, square and fiat;
so do. Best Gable
80 do. Pennsylvania
10 70 d DO. l d RSssss Boiler Iron
800 bundles 69 Fs4 BszgrS Rods SIG and a. round
300 do Sheet Iron 10 to rs;
loo do Band lion, IL ", II. and 2}& inch;
ICY E dsnp Gut NAILS IsIPS snd sPKEs
800 boxes TIN Plate, Pont Pool;
90 GOO lbs. BRAZIERS' COPPER, 10 to lZO ID Sheets
10000 Ibs Cast, German Shear and Blister STEEL;
- ANYILs, VICES SMITHS, BEL
= stocks and, Dies, Screw PIaies, Fire Irons
and Smiths Tongs;
Files and Rasps American and English LOCKS of every
| sliding door Furniture; Hooks and Plate Hinges;
| Butt and Parliament Hinges; WoodseEews
! BITS, CUT TACKS and BRADS
| Brass and Block Tin Cocks and ta9cesfS
| Hand, Panel, Brass and Iron back SAWS
Crosscut, Mil, Pit and Circular Saws;
S6oTeIs and S1ades GAmes, Woods & Bourand's)
! Crown, Louisiana, Carolina and Grubbng HOES;
| OK, Fifth, Breast, Log Halter and Cod CHAINS
| Iron Copper and Brass WIRE;
| Gun Locks and Gun and Pistol Flnts
! Single and Doubl -barreled GUNS and RIFLES;
Corn C C0BS. and Fn FfpPe an9 4L dS5oar
| Plated and Brass Strrups, Bits, Buckles ETC.;
Hames &C Cart SADDLES and BRIDES
| Combs; Paper5Pens Shoe Thread;
ra1 and I Shoe BRUsHFs " e"' F'OO' iOO
shovels and Tongs Fire irons Bras and Iron AndirOns
TINWARE, full assortment;
| Pocket Pen and Desk KNIVES;
SCISSORS and RAZ0Rs: Table Cutlery great variety
Cork Butcher and Shoe KNIVES Angur, Chises Gouges
Carpenters and CoopsTs PLANES and TOOLS, of ever
Cotton, Wool and Horse CARDS;
500 coils Manila ROPE, from 6-thIead TO 7-iuch
80 50 do. M Marlin and and Housine; 10 w.
| Sperm, Whale Lard and Linseed OILS;
Spirits Turpentine and Yarnish;
1900 lbs. Pure Atlantic WHITE LEAD
200 kegs Black Red and Yellow PAINT, -.
Ivy ton. GRs9@s 9RG Pa sso GsSn 0 IDS
1870 French Pots assoTted 70 % pnt5S P,IEAD
Aeag m s5PS, anu 'NiS'' u O'n'' Ogt2 If
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Honaehold Furnlture.
By MORPHY & NE

Df NIOFtI -, 7 q TT. - 2 D
w al auction at No l23 Julia street in the Thirteen
Buildings general assortment of FURNITURE consist
Sofas Aimors Bedsteads SidebOards, Marble Top Cen
ire Table Card Tables Looking Glasses Cane Seat Chains
ii,g g. 7' o13
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MONTHLY BULLRTIN-No. 8.
DYsENTERY, DIARRHGA, etc. Poe,t.rs,y Cured


The GRAEFENBE G
COMPANY pledges itself
to the following facts:
LIST. The Grdefenberg
ID use RterV iSyTN D
will cure the DyseDtery, Di.
arTh9a, ETC., in twenty -fOuI
hours.
I'd. A cure is warranted
no matter how bad the case
even if the discharges are
bloody and constant. The
money is instantly refunded
if a cure Is not the result,
3D.. Thousands Of lives
have been saved By its use
in some inAances where the
,,aas...4, E-.r. Io..r. srfrs0va - .,
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FALL, 1848--GUTTA PEREZ

NEW STYLE-LaTEST OVEHENT-Ju
i received by the Indiana, Manchester and Ale- r.
EfN ghany.-I receiving different IN EEF
EfE voices of the l. # EST IMPR OV ID (ESW
- GUTTA PERCHA STIFFENED HATS, ~
which have given such yea satisfaction wherever they
have been tried viz in New York Boston, Philadelphia
and Baltimore These Hats are got up superior style to
ol0 c. ID. BUNCE. 80 Canal street
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LUMBER

MAHOGANY, Cherry, Black Walnut, Maple. Beach,
lNI Hickory. Oak, Ash, Cypress, Clear and Common
seasoned. Tongned and Grooved White Pine, Cypress
Poplar and Yellow Pine, -, q, and Ia inch. Turned
Bedposs-Black Walnut Cherry and Poplar AKA 5x5 and
6zg Lime Cement Plaster, ban Sand Fire Bricks FIRE
Disasters of Mahogany, Cherry. Black Walnut, lignum;
VITAE Spanish Cedar and Red Cedar. ~ Fresh Meal and
Hominy. Arcade Mills II, I6 and Is st. Joseph ST..
OlO I'm PRAGUE & SHERMAN.
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Etna Insurance Company of Hartford; Conn.,
STATEMENT ON list MARCH, 1873.
Cash deposited in Phoenix Bank, Hartford $50 ,0Ou
Interest," At he rae Of per Ct per annum rs O-l14OOO
Stock in Hartford Bank, Hartford......... l26s0
. PhRnix . :, ........... II 300
" " Farmers and Mechanics Bank.
Hartford ............,,.......... llaCV
Stock in Exchange Bank ..,,......,...,., 1880
. COpueeticut River Bank.......... $3.50
FagIe Bank Providence. ......... 1900
:, :, Lee Bank, Lee, Massachusetts. 60
:, :, Connecticut River Company 1,500
=, Railroad. ..... 4550
. . Hartford and New Haven Railroad 1900
The above Stocks Of the most substantial
character, yielding to per cent. interest
annually, and worth at this time an ad. -
the above mentioned cost prices, OF iOOl03U0
Bonds of Hartford and New Haven Railroad CO... II 0O
Real Estate in Hartford valued at. 322O
Bills Receivable, payable in % days after demand am
ply secured by pledge of Real or Personal Estate or
solvent end0TserS. S110OUO
Total Assets of tie Company 1896 $50
AGENCY OFFICE, No. AZ Camp street
f5- The undersigned, Agents for the above Company,
continue to issue policies the lowest rates of premium
turning to customers 10 per cent , ,or,o
rv10 tiiistN GEO. c. LAWRAsON
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PROOLAMATION.

By ISAAC JOHNSON Governor Of the Safe Of Louisiana.
WHEREAS, The failure to approsate specifically the
w fund provided by law the suPOt of the Free Pub
- - 2se lie Schools of this State must exert,
aAa6 e tSsssSs. unless prevented in time highly
~ 5NEFsEsSN $s& pTejudicial influence the great
ScssASS4sSzS cause of education, and the best in
teests of humanity and Whereas the importance OF the
matter in this view of it. appears call for the consideration
of the Legislature period earlier than that OF its next
regular January 1850 and form extraordinary
OCCASION such judgment renders necessary the con-
ventiOn of the Houses soon be practicable;
do therefore, by this my proclamation the two
Houses of the Legislature the State house the
city of NewO the First Monday in December next
being the fourth day of said month"; and require the respect
i've Senators and Representatives then and there to assemble
order that they may devise and adopt such
in successful operation the Free Public Schools of tn State
as to them the of their wisdom and discretion
may seem expedent and proper and receive such intoma
ton relation the affairs of the State generally at that
time may be deemed advisable to submit them.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the State, at
r New Orleans this twenty-frst day of August 184S
" ST. and of the Independence of the United States the
seventy third year. - -
By the Governor ISAAC JOHNSON.
CHARLEs GAYARRE, Secretary of State. au23
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SEALED PROPOSALS

SGAGED FhOFOSAhS
WILL be received by the subscriber at New Orleans
w Barracks, until II O'Clock, M, on SATURDAY
14th inst for the delivery at that post OF 200 CORDS OF
Good Merchantable OAK WOOD, or one-thiTd will be
accepted of Sound Young ASH. The Wood to be deiv
cred on or before the 10Th November 188 Two good
rites to be named proposals. required for the faithful
'O oO I'd VI LESLIE CHASE, Captain. A G. NJ
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DEATH ON RATS.

Wild NE Y s RI II ID ESJ,R U Il r.
TTNHIS article will be found and certain remedy
Il against these obnoxious veTmin. The only original
and genuine article made fresh day and put up for
county use warranted 10 keep. - .
ALso-WIDNEY'S ROACH DESTROY VERIFY
the of this article two three times will be found
sure preventive against these Troublesome insects.
ES57 To be found at DALLEY'S DEPOT, Isl Charities
ST. ST CHARLES BOOK STORE, under St Charles
Hnel. and nnder WIDNEYiS BANNER. oil 1W
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CARD The subscriber respectfully informs bis friends
~ that he has sold THE AMERICAN to Mr.. M, F.
ROULsToN and while he returns his thanks for the very
liberal patronage which he has received he recommends his
successor to Their kind attention and hopes they will continue
their support the establishment. To- " z. j. OMEARA
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Dry Goods Hats Boots Shoes, &c.

BY R. ARMFIELD, Auctioneer.
TKTTTJ, BIS sold Daily at the store of JASPER F.
w SMITH, No. Canal street, between Camp and
Magazine streets-lcitOHt general ASSORTMENT OF
DRY GOODS consisting in part of DOMESTIC CALL
GOES, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, KEkSEYS, &c.,&c.
L
HATS. Boots, Shoes, HARDWARE, Gallery, and a
large variety OF FANCY GOODS, all Of which Will be
suitable for Country Trade.
Terms g ash.
n B-LibeTal Cash Advances made on consignments OF
Dry Goods Hardware. Cutlery, Gold and Silver Watches,
Jewelry, and Merchandise generally. o. ON
TO THE PUBLIC.
II ICHARD TERRELL respectfully oilers to the puDllc
II, his sevces as a UCTTOvEER for the sale OF hEAL
ESTATE and SLAVES, and for OUTDOOR SALES,
pedgin his exeOns to promote the interest OF those
entrusting business to his care, -,
fg Negroes of every description constantly on hand,
y LibeTaT Cash Advances made on cOnsign-
ments. RICHARD TERRELL AuctloneeT,
my20 Nos. IL and 20 Bankss Arcade Passage.
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- PLANO FORTES.
HENRY PARSONS, 90 Camp street (new store) four
IL doors below PoydIas, offers for sale
very extensive stock Of PIANO FORTES
from J. Chiekeung NUNS 4 Clark, Gilbert ~ 81 III ~ III
and A. II. Gale & 20. This stock eomprisesu VI
a great variety, embracing the much esteemed Eosu
which Is rapidly gaining in public favor
SECOND HAND PIANOS taken in exchange and
tubing and regulating done at short notice Je3Otf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-13
THE AMERICAN,

No AZ st. CHARLES ST., opposite s. Charles Hotel
TFNHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
1 public in neral that he has purchased the -
above popular establishment which has for long Es5M
time been under the management OF Mr.. o.. }, EA@44
style which he thinks will tend to render worthy OF PUBLIC
Dstronage The whole establishment has been newly Tetted
and repained valuable stock of fine liquors has been laid
in and nothing shall be omitted the part of the prOpn
etor which can possibly tend to the comfort and accOmmO
dation of those who favor him with call.