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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
tube, % 81 80 N.-LoNelruDE, 80 Win Time, 81
Cleared Yesterday:


Steamship Yacht, Wilson, Galveston, Harris & Morgan
Steamer L. A Ogden Wilson. Tampico and Vera Cruz,
Ship America Dunn, Vera Cruz Fosdick Bo
Ship Constantine, Smith, Vera Cruz, l.. ii. Gale
Ship Jas Corner WaiHer LIVERPOOL j. F. htn sy Co Co
Ship Token, tBr) Mouse, Liverpool, Holmes { Mills
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship Mas ..... Knight, from Newbufyport, 18th May to
Ship SPragpe WadsworIr, from Have April 24h to l..
Ship RIO Grande Kan % DIS I'm New York to Mastered
ship Uncorn, Thomas, % days i'm Boston 10 maserd my
Ship ONO Clarke, y days i'm New York, in ballast TO
Ship Delaware Tarbox, 81 days from Trieste ballast to
Ship Hanover Rogers from Havre, st May to master-2d
Ship Cato Bertrand I'm Boreaux, April e. to nlaser3d
Shig Jacob Perkins Wnor, q day from Boston,
Ship Emily Taylor Caussen, from Boston, May 14th to
Ship Bengal Bray, 70 days from Boston, in ballast to mas
Bark Lowell Berry 81 days from Philadelphia in ballast to
p,r mas1e5 Wl,n MY IIow,,na ., DAVIS fran pb.d.,
Brig Nathan Hall, Crowe, q days from Wilmington N: c.
Brig Monterey, Montgomery, 25 day. from Thomaston,
Brig Boston, Yates from Boston, Both May in ballast to
schr CIas. G. Keyser, Allison, days from Pensacola to
STEAMBOATS,:
Meteor Deahoussaye I'm St. NIarlnsvieu bales cotton
Ellen, kay, I'm Mindep-4OI bales cotton cotton
Nstehe5i Holmes fin vicfSbnTsMo7s bales cotton
Oregon Hiern, fin Mobile.
Correo inkley, I'm Opelonsas
ChaInette W iiams, I'm Cincinnati
Duroc. Gray, FIN st. Louis.
TovOoat Southerner. Grant. FIN the Passes.
Towboat Diamond. Davis, fin the Passes.
lowboaI Porpoise. Disney, I'm the Passes,
Towboat Shark Pinnegar, FIN the Passes.
Towboat Desoto, Kinney tim the Passes
Memoranda:
Fowboat Diamond lowed down and TO sea the 18th inst
ships Dunbarton and Colombo and Schrs Delphne and
Louisiana.
Towboat Soutlemer towed down and on the 18th
Superb, bark BacchuS SrhrS Maria and j e.
Mcneil.
Towboa Diamond, towed down and 10 sea on the l4th
inst, ships Geo Thatcher and Thos H. Perkins and schr
Iowboat Shark owed down and to sea the l4th inst
Lincoln and America.
Towboa Desoto owed down and to sea on the 18th inst
ships Timoeon and Clinton.
Towboat Desoo left the Southwest Pass 18th inst
Capt Kinney reports ship Montreal inside the Bar bound
outal other outward bound vessels gone sea- Nothing
in the ofiing.
Steamer Duroc left ST. Lous on the 9th inst Steamers
Grand Turk, josiah Lawrence, Malsha Ney and Uncle
Sam loading for Morris.
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a CARD

R. c. MATTiEWSON respectfully informs the citizens
Of New Orleans, and the public generally that he is necess
ted to visit Texas upon urgent business, but that he will
return and take charge of La PATRlA, in conjunction
with MeSsrs. Aleman Gomez, the requisite
number of subscribers shall have been obtained agreeaby
to the Py0spectuS ms
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-17

JEWELRY.-Oficer Trescazes of the First Mu-
nlcipalty Police, yesterday morning seized num-
Der of articles, amongst them diamond ring, which
are supposed to have been either lost or stolen The
articles in question are in the hands of Captain
louennes, and ON proving property, can be obtained
hu the nuunnr
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
Mn J.. S HOUGHT0N, OF Vicksburg, and Mr.. r. w.
WORTHlNGTON, of Rodney, are duly authorized agents
subscriptions and receipt for all moneys account
Of the CRESCENT"
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A VILLAIN.-Jolm Kelly was yesterday very pro-
perly arrested for having stolen umbrellas from
pew i'll one of the churches in the Second NUM-
clpality. Any man, who, during the present wet
weather, steals umbrella, deserves to be hung in
chains
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SPECIAL TIC Els.

~" Mrs. @. E. da PONTE, would respectfully
INFORM those persons who DESTROYS of learning either
DRAWING or PAINTING that she is prepared to give
private lessons young Ladies in either of those beautiful
accomplishments upon the most reasonable Apply
at this Office. ap12
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CHURCH BURNT The Catholic Church in
Waltham. Mass, was consumed on the 4th inst,
between the hours of three and five o'clock. The
fire was communicated by an incendiarv.
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY POLICE OFFICE-Tbis
tlnle- honored Court, was yesterday for wonder,
as destitute OF interest old woman who has no
money In the Savings Bank Some few cases of
assault and battery were trIed-some advice given
70 the disciples of Bacchus to join the Temperance
society, and then his Honor went to his dinner in
that venerable gig, which for years past has been
drawn by =" old BroMney,,
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FIRING A PIsToL-William Safely was yester-
terday arrested by the Second Municipality police
for having fired a pistol at George II. Finney, Oh
The 18th of May last. Safely gave bail.
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UNIVERSITY OF UISIANA,
L.AW DEPARI.MEyNT.

,HE LEcr6REs and Df tofRs Mh Of INSTRUCTION.
IN this Reps%en ne WIN G9 on TIE SECOND
May. They intended to embrace the important
branches OF the Common and CtDH Law, Public, terna-
Lectures will be delivered the various branches and
soss by by P f%oE Hpsav will smn,c.
/ The history Of The Roman Law, from the earliest times
IL analysis of he general PRINCIPLES OF the Roman Civil
man School III The Jnfisppenee Of Louislana ' CONF Sal
SPAN. ~: An outline of the Land Titles in Louisiana.
whshe derived from E1anee Spain the United States
of l. Admiralty and Maritime Law embracing the rights
and obligations of Masters and Mariners; Collisions and
Military Manners Contracts; Marine Insurance and Hy,
and IF h r. naG LAW
embracing the Law Of Prize and the practice OF Prize Courts
FrSats nienaonal Law If Tine ja5sdetion 's Of the
peate jurisdiction of the Supreme and Circuit Courts
The Original JufSieton Of the District Courts as Courts Of
The Lectures of Professor RANDEIL HUNT will treat of
camille Properly and Confines and lecanie Remedies dies
These Lectures will! treat of Sole Traders Partnerships
change and Promssory Notes and Shipping. OF Baiments
and Contracts with Carriers, Contracts Of Aeghtment by
es pfX G ASeasse aase and o.
IF % Law h ana na so p in n
jurisdiction, and-III. of the Law of Evidence
The Common Law and Equity jurisprudence and Practice.
Peadngs in Civil Gases at Common Law and-ll Consti
Chief Justice Ersrs will deliver series of Lectures OH
the Rights OF Persons and the Conflict of Laws.
CHRISTIAN RosELIUs, Esq. will assist as Adjunct Pro-
fessor in the Department of the Civil Law.
Students will be expected 10 produce satisfactory evidence
of good moral character.
The degree IF Bachelor of Laws vii be conferred only
full after having studied least one year in the
office of Counsellor at Law aud after strict examination
by all the Professors. During the Course there will be fire.
examinations ~ - -
There will be organized also Moot Court which will be
holden once every week, presided BY one of the
Professors
The price Of Tickets for the Course is fixed at $780,
s25 for each Professor '
II. A. BULLARD, Dean of the Faculty
New Orleans, June L, 1913. ieJ5 m
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY

H Patronage has been extended to us so very ber
4 ally the last years, whIe IN Com - n, G -
mon street has induced US the last summer lSztYl
to erect large building expres3!y, iot manu- Ey
featuring and repairing CARRlAGES-&xE-
We have OF the largest Shops N the soGten
and the best of materials 10 build any style OF Carnage 10
order and guarantee them two years used in me conn
Carriages and them almost to their original beauty
and durability although apparently worn out and qseeii
also keep on hand assortment OF NEW ana SECOND
HAND CARRIAGES which will be sodiow. Qid CARR!AGEs
taken in trade for New ones We invite the attention OF
those wanting New Carriages their old ones repaired to
cali at onr Mandatory and Repository and Judge ior them
eIla" At the cGr1er of fR3pIER and car ONDELET
Streets next door the Office Of the &c Comelcai Water
'v ~ 81 1e " wv MATTHEWS & DENMAN.
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AccIDENT-Thomas Driscoll, boy, in Boston,
fell overheard from a vessel and struck boat,
which broke his neck
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D. There is a scarcity of food in the county of
Pictou, N. S. The crops were greatly damaged
last year by weevil and wet weather.
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FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-John Migan was
yesterday morning tried upon the charge Of forging
and found guilty, He was remanded for SEN
charge and acquitted
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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT

COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT,
=. Cotton, bales. Tobacco, hhds
Stoek on hahd sept l........:,... 3,493 q, $50
previously. .....1 6l, O5i-1,1 070 42746-43 3l4
,-.-, ,o 1,18756l 65,68O
Exported past week.. 1858 1865
previously III OBJ, 937-l,O495S5 a8.6sG-iD 4l3
Stock on hand not cleared. 979 % 2G7
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~ EW ORLEA IN s i:
SATURDAY MORNING., JUNE II. ls48,

FIRST DISTRICT COURT. Auguste Loez and
Antonio NaFrefo yesterday appeared before the
First District Court upon the charge of having kept
gambling table. On the first count for having
kept gaming house-seeond count for having KEN
banking game called ronda-hirl count, far as.
ssting in keeping said gambling house = fourth
count, on the charge of having kept the bankina
game called ''ronda'' molte progequi was en-.
tered In the case oil Marrero, who turned stale evil
dence. Loez was found guilty on the first. third
and fourth counts, but acquitted on The second.
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"a 3 3 \ So

TO MERCHANTS
A YOUNG MAN OF experience, and well con Fersant
good Commission or Grocery House The best reeren
es given For particulars apply at this office myo u
GENERAL AGENT AND BROKER.
fl'HE subscriber offers his general AGENi
and BROilER in The city of New Orleans, and hopes
By his pesonaI and dIgert attention 10 business to merit
4. permanent place Of residence, persons leaving the city
during the summer season and DESTROYS OF employing an
Agent attend their affairs during their absence may
aye ewishes complied with By applying to the subsc-
%aa 9SH''P'Sn9 TAS ,ss'SHsf; fySR 81
SITUATION WANTED.
A CENT AN from Alabama who Is extensively ac-
"A qnaneh in that State wishes situation as salesman or
lensaton moderate, and wiling remain through the
summer lie believes he make himself useful and pIoit
a'e 10 his employer lnque at Mrs. Iaylors, 81 tanai
street mills
A FEW THOUSAND = Barrels Sacks taken at low
jel lOt L. B. BLADES.
A LARGE, AIRY PLEASANT ROOM, to Rent -
man low tor the summer season. suitable for gentle 81
Apply at No. Ia Tnlia street. je5
TO RENT
4 HANDSOME near two-sioy House, with ten rooms,
a,ssts ~ G. D. 'BUSCE, Fashopsbs Ha'ie', 81
lel No. 80 Canal steet.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
IWAT sPLENDlD BAR-ROOM, attached to the 80,
. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, at the Of G{rOd Fi;;
on" Ifrer Streets with all ITS fixtures, Will be Rented.AA
I2 lhe years 10 competent pefson. For particulars,
ip!N6i JAMES ROACH
ROCKVILLE BRICK MANDATORY
ESoEE BNINGTON respectfully inform the citizens
- OF wOreauS, Lafayette tarroton, Aiglers, Grena
aug HOnrvie that they prepared TO deliver the
apeS and hest made BRICKS IN the Southern country,
builders and others. the lowest price. This establish
mt the largest the South and the patronage OF the
my3Otf HOEY & BYINGToN.
ro THOSE VINO N YSTEST To PASS A FEW
1 WEEKS OVER THE LAkEm,We, vii 81 Supply 4TrS on
reGda aud those who wish SWEET TABLE utter
u Stone jars of any size GEO. JACQUES 90.
a, Butter and Cheese Depot, under the ice-houSe
-F-u OF st. Charles and Poydras SIS.
PHILADELPHIA wHEELWRIGHTS WORK.
liE SUBSCRIBERS Agents for the well known mandatory
D., OF w tLLoN CmLDs x Co. Philadelphia, have now
lins and N store extensive assortment OF every de-
'TPtlon OF Wheeiwights' work. as follows
Tile read; y
pans extra heavy Dray Wheels Al inches tread;
Gus sizes. " "70'S' ' ~ ~ '
., DAYS non and wooden axes Ski 81 xl and Al inches
1S afLs LIGHT and heavy;
"a g " hee arrows, with shifting sides;
d. Canal BaFrows.
~ re above stock will he increased by every arrival from
NLdeha, which VIII enable them offer TO z anters and
..NdiS This season. larger and more complete asSort
h OF these articles than has heretofore been offered
% market Prices Will be reasonable, LIBERAL and all
''eS iully guaranteed.
=, EMERSON, TOURNE n co,
lbs Tclonptoulat 81
W. NO HuMBUG.
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SUPERIOR PLATFORM SCALES.
MONTHLY BULLETIN-No. s.

THE SARSAPARILLA
COMPOUND of this Com
pany is almost literally a sui
phafe of SarSaparilla. So
highly concentrated is it that
the d0Se as but The haif Of a
rerH small teGSpOOntut-
while the dose of that which
5 sold in large bottles. is
nearly a Hine- glass In adj.
lition TO Sarsaparilla, it con-
'tains a powerful concentra-
ton Of Mandrake, Burdock
Queens Delight, Elder, Vel
low Dock, Guiacum, and
other i'm portaHt medica.
ments, WITCH are not found
in any other preparation.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,

BUILDING LOTS.
EEOR SALE-A few handsome LOTS OF GIR0UND
being paved. For particulars, apply to the subscriber
his residence. corner of Julia and St. Charles streets al
fiom to A. NJ, and from to Would let Lois on
ground rent and for term of years ..--,
my3 I'm MAUNSEL WHITE.
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WELD & CO., 70 Camp Stree,,
TIVE 5H Like 5oE 81 THE NEW FGREsA
The !iS Sp SsBya Ge
LIFE QF LOUIS u PHILIPPE; by F,sncis Res
THE PARTISAN-Tales of the Mexican War
TOM CRlNGLE'S LOG by the author of the Cruise oil
THOUSAND AND ONE NIGHTs-Part 2;
DOMBEY AND SON-Nos. 10 and 20, completing the
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DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESIDENCE,
AT I,EWISRTJRG


A T. PRIVATE SALE.-The land measures half arpent
"A front to the Lake by IL arpents in depth szA
gether with all the improvements thefeupon-com: SESaM
plsing good dwelling house, Kitchen servants gs1@R
order In front Of the dwelling fine pasurethe whole
wei surrounded by fine Veoak and other beautiful trees,
Inc Plan OF said property can be at ofce.-Terms
my31 PlERSON & BONNEVAI, 81 Grav;er AZ
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

DIVIDEND MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE
COMPANY.
DARTIES doing business with this Agency informed
that the Certificates OF Scrip for the profits Of the past
year. ready for delivery, and that IA PER CENT
cash the reduced Of Scrip for previous years will
be paid presentation at the office OF the Company corner
OF Camp and Gravier ss THOMAS A. ADAMS,
my10 I'm Agent Mutual Safety Insurance Con pany.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-17

w. T. U. S. Mail Steamer GEN. SCOTT-ESr
ish55.55s LouispWe. Ctncinnat Hheeling and Pitts
xss=azik bnrg-On MONDAY 18th inst. at IL o'cl'k,
SCOTT Capt Sharp is receiving freight, and will leave
commodations, apply board, POydas wharf or to
HYDE & OGLESBY II Poydras st.
N B-The Gen. Scott is entirely boat built ey-
presy for the trade and will regular packet during
the
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FiFrY noII.ARs REWARn =

THE above reward viii be paid for the detection of the
person or persons VINO entered the house OF the sub-
scnber while he sick in bed the night of the Both
inst between the hours OF and clock and stole leather
trunk and contents viz: 500, all in American SO gold
pieces three gold shirt buttons three silver buckles da
mond nng, and other ewey pants drawers undershlrts,
etc. in fact all he possesSed-especialy money.
ie2 n l. NAIILANTCOURT. No. 8 Circus ST.
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A T EASTERN PRICES, at the Commission CAR
"A RAGE REPOSITORY, No. Sc MA6R -
ST. CH;4RLES street, opposite the Com. CssSf75k
mercial Exchange, On hand and constant E*4
AGES OF the latest styles, direct from the manuacOrles
COACHES, ROCKAWAYS, BAROUCHES, BUG
market Customers invited to call and for themselves
je6 6m H. s. SMITH 60 ST CharlesIst
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FINHE above Reward will be paid upon CONVICTION Q
of the person persons harbong the mulartress LA
MATILDA Or TlLLA-but no doubt passing 6SESk
under an assumed name, with forged pass Said girl M
years Of age stout made promine eyes, short nose. am
turns her feet in when walking Twenty-Five dollars will
paid for her apprehension and lodging any jail OF the cit
or State. GEO. r. BEARD $50 Magazine st.
New Orleans. Nav "a lS1S my
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afIsE. d Steamboat AiLBATRosS-tor Ctnesn-
zSzzzssnsaa On MONDA y the 18Th instant, at 4
s eonk Fl M new light draugh
is receiving freight, and will leave as above For freight
passage, having unsurpassed accommodations amply on
board, at Poydras street wharf to
Jel5 HYDE 4 OGLESBY 70 Povdras ST
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DAILY CRESCENT.
- [From the louisville Jormsrl

GEN. BUFFERS PoETRy-The newspapers anC
agaznes are now rePuhlishing some very swee
eces of poetry. written several years ACC. bv zen
utter. The following, written by him for a lady
this city Just before his last departure for Meyic6
Is been kindly handed us for publication. We
ink it uncOmmonly pretty:
beg thee wear this simple ing
For one who oft will think Of thee,
And feel most happy should it bling
Some passing memory of me.
Not when the smile Is on that brow,
Though then thou seem L some spIut bright q,
Not when the Tears OF sorrow flow
70 chase away that spirit light,
Not IN the crowd. that hollow cheat,
Where grief is decked in iesal floWer,
And the free heart IOrgets 10 beat,
And folly draws InsipId hours;
Nor would have thee think of me
When morning wears her robes OF dew,
md wild buds wake then reVelile,
And thou hast caught The morning hue
No let It be the twilight hour,
When missing memory loves 10 reign
And gather up each gem and flower
That scatter 0 'eT life travel d plain.
NomatterWhere my steps may stray,
Or dark or brigt my fate may be.
Vet still, through life, uumeaSured way,
Hcileve me true friend 10 Slee.
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e q. AIEoEORTH, Marine and Commercial Notary,
p, No o5 CAMP street, holding Commissions from The
..'-gl y ..h. MISSISSIPPI, KENTUCKY FLORIDA, NEW
OAK, Nilsson RI, ILLINOIS, INDIANA, TENNESSEE, PENN
T.EfNIf, RHODE ISLAND, VERMONT, NEWiiAMPsHIRE
.u.h"hES, LABAdAg N AINE, NoRTHCAROLLNA, SoUTH
aNnii%A, GEORGIA, NEwJERsEY, ONO, MICHIGAN,
.HHAN,A>r VIRGINIA, MAssACHUsETrs, MARYLAND, and
.sa IlcUr prepared to take depOstons and execute
Dab p ""f all Kinds Of establishments 10 be used or recorded
..I states ard the Tertory Of WISCONSIN The usual
"uatude al als office Is continued in all NOtanal bgy
mi
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NEW SCH DOL BOOKS
find 0ftlr Interesting Fhtcati0Bs, fOr SGtg NJ No

NEW SCH Q OIL 3 OOKS
4Ed 0kgr Interesting fghcalgRs, f0r SHtE ~ M Ia
f0jaD STREET.
- F-AR'S COMMENTARIES ON THE Cil&.iC
= iVAR-lYuh English Notes. Critical and Eypana'gry,
a LEXICON Indexes. Ne. by Rev. J. \. Spencer. \ NJ
Editor OF The New Testament ~ neck. with Mote
Latin Books &g.. Nc. - -.
TIII'GFRWENIA AND AGRTCOLA OFTACifj =
wan Note for Colleges By w, >. r ier. Professor o.
fine Grark and Latin Languages IN Amherst LOie@e
un letOB New Edition, 1873.
AN TNTEHnITCTIBN 10 fine Authors Course OF Read
irr '' and Elements OF Reading and OTat0F. IaTL
second By u Nandeylle, d. D.. Professor Of Moral
Science aud Bejes .ettTes IN Hamilton College
EPAYrSPR ACTICAL SUGAR PLANTER, a Com
le,e Account Of the Cultivation and Manufacture OF
the Sugar Cane According TO The Latest and Alost I'M
, proved Tioce--- with numerous Illustrations 1870.
THE MANSiDNSbF ENGLAND; Or, Picturesque De
nslIons OF the seats of N0beiuen from Drawings by
-APPi.EiT,.5N.ss RAILROAD AND sTEAMBo At
tthPANlD& Being q Traveller Guide Though The
IuIreu States of sguelts
BOSTON NbFitN@ Bong an Aulhe4tie ana lnei-e
Ay.odn, ol That Village from Jp5V 70 ga; hy
George Dearhon, author OF the American Text Book
ROSS : ACCOUNTANTS OWN BooK-And Bust
Manual.
Just received and for sale at the New Orleans satiOnes
Warehouse"
jesl LB, STEEL, II Camp street,
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TO PLANTERS AND FAMILIES.
COMSTOCK 4 CO.,
,-.a.-r

No. 50 Poydra5 street
EFAYE on hand the following genuine MEDICINES,
wlch every family oughttO be supplied WITH. VIZ:
Hays Imminent, warranted 10 cue any case OF Piles.
Ea5i Indian Hair Devil color The Hairajet baq;-no
lew Davd's or Hebrew Plaster for rheumatism and ali
Juno and LUclHa Cordial! for married ladies aud Others.
Comsiocls' anapaHia for pafyinr he ooi-rdce &c.
Hawss lduimen and Elixir warranted 10 cure the Rheu-
OIL faniR for Boots Shoes, Harness and Carria-a'ols;
and it viii double the wear Of all Iegtae. that used on
Mothers Relief Tor Ladies about 1gcUniu. ACtHsIs. 10
relieves all weakness and Nen0Qsncss. WaTaat-d.
oil Iar N'rc,,ns or E19t ty.'r3tnfsi l Do tbs ~
Green's Fever and Agne MMtMe, warranted 10 cure any
case, all pay is refused tOT It. Try it on these terms.
CArrIoE-DaIay's Original and only Genuine Magical
all Erupions OF the skin Piles, Barbais toh Fever Sore
Rheumatism Sore Eyes and Nppss.-od, rsar,o5rr al -
POyIaS seeto that merchants can make 100 percent on H.
Worms IN CmLDREv-KOm Fermifnre is the
most extraordinary remedy ever used Should there he no
CoNsruprIoH CrRED-Aiso, Coaz},s. Colds Pain in fine
Side and Breast and al Lung and Liver G0mn'anta-nN
article that can be relied on for these Complaints and ha
cured cases aIteral other articles have failed.
The Military Shaving Soap is the best article in this city
Price p cts. 1t makes rich latber that does not dry
the face.
To THE LADIEs-Balu,qf ColumJia Jor. restoring tie
Long hair IS glory to woman says Paul.
And all feel the truth of the pOus quotation
Preserve it then, adies-tOnr glory fall,
Unless you protect it with this PREPARATION.
The Genuine Balm Of Columbia not only Hair Re.'or
alive, but the best co.0rEg HuIdIn he wO. II makes t
Hair glossy and fine, stops aponce from falling Ou AMI
stQres on Bald Heads, and Keeps the Hairee from dan
Dr. Seons 51cE EAD4cT T REFGT ,gg aT2o9d f
has cured cases OF twenty yaaEs' standing.
Nrw DIscovERy-Dr. Connelis Mixture, or Gonomhra
and elect Seminal bHusI0u, and Neahue, OF the terra Or
Bladder THIS Mixture contains no iuuucH7 article what
ever but possesses tonic properties OF real efficacy and more
congenIa 10 the constitution aan apy Other medicine used
attending c0VaVa and the common wIEfUEe 1t viii Dr iOUHI
agreeable TO the palate and peasap 10 the stomach. n "
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-27

VINEGAR rs ELILL1H AENT.
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i0r saiga superior article OF Y IN kGAR, go
which be viii guarantee 10 improve by and iH
p1l deliver %, free OF charges part OF IzsE7g
be city OF Lafayette at the following reduced 5AssAz5
to suit the times, VIZ Butts 10 gallons, -; Barrels, 30
gallons. - . Barrels, 40 gallons cents gallon. A ibe
ial discount made 10 wholesale customers.
az iHe dropped IN tIe P0stOtlge will be uunCtaaly
.t tended TO- IaD24 III JOHN II. WEBB.
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