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~ Gen. SHIELDS addressed meeting of the
bmne, Club for ireland, at 81 Louis the 10th He
spoke At eoEsdersble engih md with much animation
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NESV-YORK TRIBUNE.

Coss,s.uos.t Docrxts-,we INDEBTED IN i' $50 y fo
W. Drst Of tie House AID B. 3 bAipr~ OF '@ UNIV
So
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III Wsl-si up stairs New YORK sno - Soon No. -
yhaaelphis TIE New Jersey Magnetic Telegraph S9n-
nsoy announce 10 the public that tEey are now prepare
reeeve and rsnsm BY Houses Prntng Ielegfspn' a.
ssos,ebe. lntu-,ed 70 charge with prompn-ss ana
sseiiv Trs line crosses the North River Al rofi ssnlnz
I'm snd ms directly into TIE City Of Ne~-fofN IL sso
ronnerf. with al others except he bostor me
-, 5,.soS HUGH DOWNING, President.
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CITY ITEMS.
FRIDAY. August 25. lsis.

~ The Common Council OF Buffalo have ac-
cep.ed the Invitation Of the American Institute OF this
City 20 attend their Twenty first Fair in October next
The Mayor OF Buffalo 10 appoint Delegates TO attend
the Exhibition.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

" "DUMoANs PoPULAR LIBRARY. No ".
contains nes, story called Clara or the Red and
White Roses" II is very handsomely illustrated by
j. @. Chapman
II ANVIL has sent Moonlight on the
Lake. the words by Hon J. Lesnder starr adapted u
French Air. and Mona Mschree" written and com
posed by George Liney the words OF the latter are
good and the music is said to be well adapted to them
HH. SMELLING has just published My Own Bright
Cottage Home" by joe w Persons natural and
graceful expression Of feeling
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Crops N DuTcHEss Co.-The FisbkiH Standard
81 the oath says the drouth in that vicinity has been
'sfy sIest for several weeks past Springs are low
'osds sasT son ssesszaS md nss Esamhlng,
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~ Gen scorr arrived at Albany on Thursday
morning and proceeded immediately to Saratoga
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BATTLE OF PALo ALTO,

and shown positions ~ the Armies, the nature Of
the ground and Ill the interesting and exciting incidents and
scenery Of that great battle.
Here brought view, full action, the American
and Mexican armies, with their relative positions. The
Of the artillery, the gaopng Of the officers across
the plain bearing orders TO all parts Of The held, the fall
ing Of the dead the bearing of OF wounded, and sl
the wild confusion Of that deadly conflict shown in this
piciu e. and the perfectly cool manner In which Gen.
TAYLOR is giving his orders, In ne ry co'tus di
he on that memorable day. is intensely exciting, and
leads the spectator the field OF battle. An officer who
took active part that eight. remarked seeing IT, that
he again Pso Alto, and unconsciously grssped his
cane as attacking the foe. Such the wonderful effect Of
pOrtrsying life on canvass
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. ETiCIr- FOR PRESERVING FRUITS

KTICLE- FOR PRESERVING fkCiTs.
hWhiie ard brown sugar al KINDS, very lD~ r s.
y,.h and Substitute for n Ercen ginger ell Kinda
~ hlr ard zround spices, white vine and CIDER Fn"xm.
~, - hS I.s2zi GAssNyR s. YOUNG. ~ Chsthsmst
nArENT ELASTIC sCsPENDEks;.AA no
.ty~s manufactured Al the factorS " NO sac-
a.r row 10 store apted ali markets, at prices re-
saee % correspond win reduced value Of domestic gocds
suz2 3a~5w hOhtCt ~. UAI =, WI Nu ~
%JEW TRUSS AND sUPPOkTEh, for bob
~ ssres Of Galvanized Meal new mode " application
,srpf sprtrg pressure zufta parcks eoyedss sfei
sssrc bs.u Price tl 10 o. O6es 10 hnosdsss hsoa n
az ssAsr. coz. II hAdsQsos @i "
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mn, RTRBER sHOR-.-LooK l-The

80. sylrs Tor three EXPENSIVE India Rubber Shoe Fac
or-r. .nd has IN store for sae Al extremely lO pee
vared and general assofrnsr ei'faen2 every sye ana
,.'i,v ros being made Buyer. may os assured maj,
fbosvh We nos profess % have 10000 pair more han
ne erre stock present n tie cry We have enough %
,rv IN orders however large ikeiy Offer, Cor sale by
49, Dozen or sirgle pair. HORACE II DAf, Mann
fscurer Of India and Gaia Perchs goods . Cortand-
au22 EAUZ~
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EWgaNx on HYDRAULIC:
MARTINS GUITAR pEPoT-sg.nge

Nd MEG !{ASICS.-Comple'e sets OF ms usei1l wofz
"A n eight part numbers, may SUI DC ooihss OF any
4 tn bo0k,eiier.. Price esrh No = cts All ps"
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~ Phrcuolo sists and Publishers, PoWLEAs
wi Clinton Nal. lS MAMMAL " v.

NOTICE.-The coparnership heretofore existing be
tween the undersigned known under the name OF Be-
ford Co IL ms day solved BY mqiusi
business will be closed By Bncxnel who Is alih9Jken
August a. 1919 JOSEPH /. BICKNELL.
auA 81 X q. bEhrOhD.
SHIRTS AT COsT-5.ooo dozen, consisting Of every
ensuing eeks Dealers IN the above article vii ind ~
advantage call and examine Ibis very extensive a.
to .ar purchasers MORRIS woOLF Wholesale
aus wv shr Manufacturing Depot li8 William =.
,TO PRINTRRs.-JoHN D. MccREARY's PM,
Ing luks can be had In quantities to sui plf9a' s ~
Depoi,S spucest Constantly on hand oaex lns iof ~
Al = and 8 per h. colored lnksred from q Is to = 81
yellow blue green &c al Al 50 per ID Printers oe OF W
city can keg OF Is n News Ink forwarded 10 mem o'
=, or 5i-fb keg FOR $40 soS d"
rJ,O PRINTERS AND NEWSPAPER PRoPR
EToRsFor sale one "a dO S5xs ibebe
Both presses viii be put perfect order and SOD cnesp
aus lwD<w 4. hoe CO = and d oO.o-.e
no PRINTERs-For sale. secondhand foo.scsp
medium super-roysland imperial w asnln glon Ano o'H
nI sSs5 y. a.DsW R HOE co q and 81 GOd-si
mr. PoWFII. ooULIsT. AURIsr, AMEND. &c.
Dday 10 sesses OF the Eye and Ear al bis surgery ~
or irsp Of Dr. powers Treatise the Eye, price s.
cents which can be had a his Office also, bis premium self
. ssths Eye re1n'iH' Va 2Sao.i'
II fot new roof. Of rough plank covered for Il cents
roof. of factores or iarge buildings over D squares 10
:. Der are and warranted Goodwins ps;eni premium
HYDRO Pneumatic Cement Streaming maAes handsome
bssn I'm ard durable roof References ard specimens
a. CooDvIS,s Cbiuney-POt Factory 81 West broad~sY,
= - - ~ -. snd VVsrr-r-sts sn2 irn'
HURKaH FOR OHIO.-Landsin the military AMI
~, sIyrt. In Ono bought outstanding titles bought
or ssn.ed taxes paid lsnds sod on commission calis
Collected ~ kr bv calling sending letter within 81 DAY
To- W r 40 Nasssu-sL u moor, room II lnsaesunna
be references given e--- - .
STRAW GOODS. STRAW GOODS &c losing
Sut age stock Of geruenens, youths +nd i.isltf
braid Has and Caps, Al very ioS pfies'M }. r. HO'-
ARoUEs. u R"~~v 40 ~
TIEY,, USIvERsAL ssoT CARTRIDGES, Psre e
L.ion caps o. WAksrs feg 81 sys' NO o'oe' HAY
ers fust received ard for sac % . . . 49,, q.
sszs lws FRANCIS TOMS SONS, $ dsiien-9,e
n.TPyT upDICISE.-M. B DEAN, Agent Or
l. w., M.s.eeh1seus Of a. tie mot popular Patent
Medicines Pseni Medicine sac, 2r-ngaed' Mas
aul1 SIN
HooP IRoN.-so tons r. n nefes 10 riches, man
III Se,,rsS ~ me Mes Jerssy frJr Company FOR "a z
nv DUDLEY B FULLrE. ~ Greeu~hichst
n3lw- eeruer o. : 71n-se
,,ARATOGa WATER.i-Ffon ne Pavilion, Con
asf i1fne springs, r0rstan y receiving IN guari
snd pint bottles. 70, sas p AZ ofS5 l,l ch.sa-.t
GERMAN PIsToL--A !srss assorHeai. Just re-
,sss I% and fl fI nc TONES SONS Mss.a
MERICAN CL0Cks-For doIas:qc :, snd s1Pon
"A trade. Al lS Pear-s'- >. 81 t'ns..,Brer.
.n9 80. ~ l's--
no LOAN.-s22, 500 q Dor. AID Eortgsge q sever
l 4 per e-ui. on Improves az lr0l sfy MY 49,.
| sa2t w Al, nLEEckER- Aaeroassf' sroaa''A
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| kSrANTED-A fe~ Acuve soUng gsa % % soaua Ct
" Wes 10 sgeais Tor The sale Of new ard p0puisi
Juhlcsrons-SSe0 and s5o~e their expenses WI x
insured writing win opportunity q elearin.
81, per year. Some In our employ WI &c
Escs man vii raw. b;s tsrc II vii be necessSrT %,
them have from IS 80 to obtain good auirs
Jui Apply Al FRENCH's Publishing Hall ~ Broadway
1p stairs oee Of the ssg o. our Unlo1- All euers nn'
be po-tps'd. EH
X4TANTED-By = Respectable young man. lately from
w Ireland, sfuauoa carmzn aud waiter or general
servant tn private family note addressed 10 W n -
tins Office vii meet with prompt attention, cal a. -
Cheryst No objections 10 90 10 the country. References
given. aus 81
WANTED IMiIEDIATELY-APro Protestant girl as
w cook, washerNc One who can bring good recommen
daOns and has objection going Of the city may
hear OF good situation by applying Al 2g West Thif.
teenihst between loA. NJ and 4P. NJ aa25 81
llJANTED-A young msn Of good address, who has
w had experience In teaching 10 tax an Interest
school essh isug IN his city. Address VI T. A.
Boyas Express Post cor Beeeker and hneiia IS aus ?
XNANTED-six girls to earn dress making, and work
good sewers need sPPly Gail Al lo5 Divsionst or one
wees sal5 81
4 SPECTACLE MAKER wANTED-To make
"a gold and silver speciacles To good workman nrs''
rate wages viii be given. References required Address
personally or Il by letter 10 JOHN PRICE upacian. .
Chestnu,st Newark, NJ. s1sSl- a.
ITO DENTI-T-.--Wsn a situation for six Or eight
Il months By frsrafe Mechanical Dentist. a. $40 per
postpaid. r ere Of Dr. }. W Basseti 54i Broadway
au22 S,eod
e0sa-A YOUNG MAN Of business habits. with
,c~-oOa small capital can ind pleasant and profitable
business requiring some travel and perfectly safe by adj
dressing WHITE, this Office su25 81
S3 800 WANTED bond s and mq p, I, e. or p,
Secondst Rents Tor $50 The policy OF insurance viii
aulI II c. NJ 'slMONsON, isl Lewis-s'.
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EWBANK's HYDRAULICS.

DOUND COPIES of this WORK vii be ready Io-uoffoN'
ID several hundred Engraylngs Lei every mecnane NJ
vsr,or ever swyer patentee farmer, examine 'ns
worf ard hsy may hundreds Of dollars tnsren Z
Pri-s a. s. For sale by ell booksellers anl7 OWLS"
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TINTED STATES PATENT AGENCY for tax
I rg unf patents ard making drawings specfcafors,
ge .-OAcs d C..y Hal. MECHANICS lnsuiu.e
all sRso1s cAAkLks l.. RAaSIgT, Asrui te
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The anorams opsns with m the Guh OF Mexico,
viii me display Of sailing vessels steamers &c. and q
view Of the sand and City Of Galveston shortly sfer
this, the behoder before him
TAILOR'S ARNiY ENCAMPED AT CORPUS CHRISTI.
Presently graphic view 4
THE ARMY UNDER MARCH,
with s long train Of wagons plea.es the eye. Amer the
days march. 6nd the
ARMY ENCAMPED FOR THE NIGHT.
with 10 Camp Fires Senrinels, Tesnsters, SC Mex
hfe-like view OF
THE ARMY FORDIyG THE COLORADO RIVER.
This Is very beautiful scene. aud admired by all who
view The appearance OF the planted either
bank Of the river to protect troops while crossing the
march Of the and horses into the wse the
By the soldiers to elevate their musSe and banners above
their heads while wading almost shoulderdeep the beauty
OF the surrounding forest scenery the hne flowing stream
Itself the u the troops the opposite bank and their
formation into line again all this piece, be but
family described by word aone mus, be seen TO be
precated While the sudiencs admirns the piece Just
described. the scene changes and they gaze
VIEW OF TIE CITY OF MATAM0Ros.
with s barracks Of Mexican soldery From this city the
beholder Is carried in ght OF the
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rha Sa,x.Inr-nx Mnter Cnre RstnhlIsh-

~ Water Cure.-Dr r. I. TRAIL, who started The
frs Hydropaic Institution In America, receives invads A.
hi. com nodOus establishment IS Laightst one door iron
81 John'spark. Bathing rooms with dolches showers &c
on each floor. Outdoor practice attended TO- Con-lla'
ions IS aus mos'
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History Of the
ME XICAN w A 4.
~ ? D. MANsFIELDl
Sereuh Edition,

COMPLETED 10 the close Of the " G,
ucudiny The Treaty Of Pesce, STATISTICS VI me
ARMY Tables Of the Vtiantee's the Names on the
L ,Ogeer. who fell 10 the successive Engssemens,
Mar of ne Coded Territory. &c &C Just published BY
A s BARNES Co 81 John-st
4,ese,r,t ff au2 2a~tf&WH
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- Mrs. Goye,- Water-Cure House, 2bl
Tenh-st Unremng personal attention paid 10 patients
gymnasium and competent teacher attached TO me hou-e
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INQUEsT.-Coronei Walters held an inquest
yesterday at 10 lg- Rvington-st, on the body OF a
man 50 years OF age named Christian w. Williams
who died suddenly while at his work. The Jury re
turned verdict that be his death by disease Of
the heart
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HAsISeToNs scsITTUkAL DIokAH.-I hls uHposhg ex'
,n IN The rlblime Nature attempt 70 rep odacs
Nv Ar They resnscf the Creation In al he stage, hs
n, made hgbts In the fnsmsn, beautifully indksnnf
when snothers days work u dooe, and nl1mined eonde
marking the approach q morning. The -DsiugS,
the eemsn;s IN ne highest degree sxednf 70 oseoso
Wild and omnsus voice u that Of re wind hesfd howns
resl deal OF ana csnnos fail 10 be very sussenvs
rsekets Is cts; Children bslfpnce. Doors oPsa !
Curtain rses IL o'cock- - 1'.-.Y
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ARNOLD'S GREEK AND LATIN
BOOKS FOR COLLEGES. ar

A FIRST AND SECOND LATIN BOQRh 1noId
"A PRACTICAL GRAMMAR-ByT Thomas H. a hsnos
A. M Revised aud carefully Corrected by j. 81 e. AIN
A. NJ; one volume limo. IT preferred tns f he had
Book or the second Latin Book and Giammai Gs foapded
separately The chief object OF tins WORK WHEEL ,;on /. 10
on the principles of imitation and frequent ~ b be-
enable the pupil to do exercises from the INST on' VI ~
ginning his accidenee. t.;.I i,tto
LATIN PROSE COMPOSITIONL;hfA f iacqKeaa mod mod
ducton to Latin Prose Composition NJ: ons
a M Revised and Corrected by j. A spence -, rnctes
volume l2mo This work Is also founded on ". p 5yp
of inhalation and frequent repetition y a onsderabs
tax Vocabulary, and Exercise BOOK, anu co,
attention has been paid TO the subject Of Syno .es and
FIRST GREEK BOOK-With Easy E1SisJ and
Vocabulary-By Thomas X. Arnold A. NJ, n tsso
Corrected BY J. A. Spencer, A. NJ one volume Intro
GREEK PROSE CONVERSATIONAL Iia aK mod
duction to Greek Prose CompostiOn-by Thomas one
A. NJ. Revised and Corrected by j. A Spencer q svnta1
volume 12mo. This work consists OF uieeh s3siaied
founded Buttmann's and Easy sente fsso Mod
A CREEK READING BOOh-lneIudinf o -nod A.
Nj Revised BY j. A. Spencer A. NJ; one volume l and
Answers and Initiative Exercise on each LnSpi Notes
Thomas K; Arnold, A M Revised, with Adainona IN te
BY Prof johnson, Professor of the Ldtn Iahspas i2mo
University of the City of New York; one neat 9T0IDS
The subscriber is Agent for the sale Of n a n
VALUABLE GREEK AND LATIN SEklLEf,h3. Nts7
Teachers will be supplied on appIeahon for
Orleans Stati0ners' Wareh0nse with booas SUI II they
class, trial, with the privilege OF returning uiS
do not suit. ;u
N B-School Books and Stationery at low p1ces,
mh5 J. b. STEEL, IA lamp s'''~
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MANNMAMEs
u.pDWARE. &c,
R. w. MONTGOMERY, IL Chartrcs street,

R.. w. MONTGOMERY, II Chartres street,
NEW ORLEANS.
ITAS on hand very complete stock OF Goods in his Il
1 line In addition his usual extensive assort- ~
ment Of birmingham. Sheffield and Domestic III RID "a
WARE and CUTLERY. his stock of heavy goods st
1000 boxes Tin Plates 8 X, Pontpool and other brands
also Block Tin. Speiter Zinc, etc;
10 600 lbs Iron Ware, assorted, all sizes;
$50 Iron, assorted Swedes, American and English,
assorted fiat, round, square, plough, plate, hoops,
band and sheet; Steel, all kinds
200 dozen genuine Collins Co.'S light and heavy Axes
2,oO0 kegs genuine Weymouth ais assorted all sizes;
200 tons Hollow Ware Castings assorted pots, ovens,
ders, skllets fire dogs, etc. French potts.
500 coils Manila Rope, assorted. all sizes;
800 casks Ok, Log and Trace Chains;
Together with Whittemoe's Cotton and Wool Cards;
Wilson's Coffee Mills; Ames', Roialds and other makers
Spades and Shove wire and hair Selves Hoes of all kinds;
Anvi!s, Vices, and Smiths Hammers and Bellows; Tin
Ware Mill, Croscut and Pit Saws horse and mule Collars
and Hames; Stray cutters Corn shelters and Corn NILS a
Kings Pionghs Nos. 2 and A. Paper, all Kinds
Spirits Tupentne and White Lead; Paints, all kinds MN
and Grind Stones; Mill Irons; Boiling Cloths az nnmpefS'
Shot, Sheet and Bar Lead Stock Kettles Bark Mills.
2,CG0 gallons Sperm Oil, and
5000 do Winter strained and Beached Whale oil: .
examine hat;,re nm rcb,sinS elsewhere my5 2m
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No . " S.

(,BEss FOR WINTER EVENINGS; CONTAINING ne n,
- Rudments of the Game, and Elementary Analysl n,
the popular openings exempied in games ag ,
played by the greatest masters including numeous
positions and problems diagrams, both ogna anu .e
ected also, series Of Chess Tales with nsr,od and
graved from original designs; the whole exaGGteu a"
Translated from the best sources, by II. X. Agnei
Also,
KENNY's MANUAL OF CHESS; IL bound
STANLEY's CHESS MAGAZINE, now conlpie'eo anu 'o''
in volume; T., t,a,, ma.
THE EcOfoMIC CHESS BoARD-Belng ches' JJ s P
ing games on steamboats, railways, canage SUM- SUM- M
for folding up and carrying III the porket wi'i'op
ing the games. invented By T. VI, Roget 81 n
Just received and for sale at The n CIV ofle'hS 49,
TONERS Warehouse" :, ,, .rsat.
apl7 J. b. STEEL, IA bailP 60
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TIVE STANDARD PRONOUCING DICTIONARY
l. (Surenne's) of the French and English languages IN
two parts. Part l. French and English; Part II, English
and French The first compreRending words in com,
mon connected with scnce, terms belonging 10
the fine arts 400 historical names 40O geographical names
LOCO terms lately published with the pronunciation OF every
word according the French Academy and the most emil
nent photographers and Gammaians together with .oo
critical remarks, which the methods OF prohouhc-
pared with each other. The second part containing copi
Gus Vocabulary OF English words and expressions, WIN me
by practical and comprehensive system Of french PtonGn
cation By Gabriel urenne F. A. s. f., French Teacher
in Edinburgh Corresponding member Of the FIench Cram
NAUTICAL society OF Paris Lecturer Military History IN the
coti, Naval and Military Academy and author OF several
Also REDS DICTIONARY of the English language
of ali words authorised by emcient writers
Inst received for sale at the New Orleans StatiOners
Warehouse and Emporium for Standard, Miscellaneous
mh5 J. B. STEEL. IA Camp st.
r INsEED AND. TANNERS OIL-Constantly on
IL hand, and for sale by
mh5 S. w. CUTTER, 70 Poydras st.
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MENANAA>
AGUE AND FEVER.

AGUE AND EEVER.
RAILEY'S COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
- CINCHONA RuBA OR RED BARK Peruvian
Bark has been used in the treatment of intermittent Fever
more than 200 but remedy such general could
not fail TO have been abused Empires have crowded the
powdered bark down the throas of those who conded
their experience without regard quality quantity until
they have produced by their unskfu administration of the
medicine effects than those was designed to remove
In 1910 Mr.. Baily of brooklyn, N. " succeeded in
making Fluid Extract of the Bark which all the
medicinal and ebtuge qualities OF the drug u conc,
trated form that the effect OF slenson from a!re
of weak decoctiOn Othe bark obvated Persons acrteA
with Ague and Fevem rely with confidence from the use
of this article 10 effect a safe and speedy cure.
For sale by NATHAN JARVIS 4 co, corner, .Haga-
zine and Common streets my3 lw
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LlGHT!-LIGHT,


SoMEIHlNG NEW and just the thing for every family
~ requiring Light and cheap that every one. rich
ana poor, can buy 1t. 1t neat Ca NDIESTlCk max
ing anu wicking ITS Candies of Tallow Lard
any Greae that will burn. By simply turning the bottom of
me Sandestek beautiful hard, smooth CANDLE is
ocea Out Oh the top and any desired length you wish
nom one inch to two feet in height.
~ Is neat and simple a candleSck conse.
quent ~ may De managed by child.
eaIs OF this convert all refuse grease
o eSahdies and thus obtain light from to cents D week
Ne WICK dry and smooth, thus vibration flicker
M u n me name, but burns like sperm candle.
ne WICK may be changed without at all disturbing the
large one. @N' ~ S'''i "''N' VI wv SiAi"ii' :"
gu eoi n the bottom of the candle maker candle
,nsin rt ~ yieht IN last five weeks, where
= va ", sg'n and out of the way.
o.. GU may Keep candle at The anne height all the
ume Tor Ten yeaTS-no stumps or Itieres leIt 49, ~
Mcguire replenIshng ,aIIo,, ,,.ol
nhs oil grease If it fails or Turns over bur as neat
H ana ceanly as any lad could desire ~ ~ ~
y. IL cannot get of order
10. In proof OF their superorit,- ,+;I;. -, -, =, =
The same an over the United States and the
only 10 De seen 10 convince the most ncednlonS ~ - @
gong facts NO family will be without them Who nc ioie
together the small price asked i VINO can Scfa1e
W ltil a small capital an active business man can .l. .
quick and pfoHtdbe operation by PURCHASING Tho
and selling this article territory where if has M,
Sold Persons VINO desire TO embark in a neat r,a,, ptu
hghly lucrative business invited to call at on- s'
Nc 50 PERDIDO Street, North side, between 81 CO.
and Carondeet streets. New Orleans. " aiies
The monopoly of the city of New Orleans and States If
Louisiana, Georgia, North Carolina and Arkansas tn ~
te OF this article offered and proposals will be
lot me manufacturing the city of New Orleans for he
mh5 tt II r MYERS G. co
A'ArRA superine FASHIONABLE and Rro,J Rrir, 1-rl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-09
DAILY CRESCENT.

POWER OF A BooK-wRITER.-A gentleman lately
from Paris says that Lamartines History OF the
Girondsts assisted materially to produce the late
revolution. In the workshops of Paris subscriptions
were raised to buy the book, and when the days
work was done, one of the better educated arzails
would read it to his companions.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-09
Observation-Disclosures
1 M ELLIS & co. 1o4 POYDR.dS SIREEI.

Il WE have on hand, and mean to be always N
- SUPPLIED with full assortment Of every descnp,
a ton Of BUILDERS, Hardy 9 sats I ssi
and Pate Butt IT, Hinges s.d an and saese Of ali
Ives. window Puleys and Sash Fasteners Also CaIpen
ter and Coopers' Tools such as s9uaes fanes, naw
and Hand Hatchets Spirit and Plumb Levels etc. etc
ALSO
EvEpy KIND OF KITCHEN FURNITURE-Ho
low Ware Castings Sad Irons Irons; Japaned lin
and Enameled Ware. Table and Pocket Cutlery .,;.
articles in this branch sell the Manufacturers account
and shall be able to supply all purchasers at their lowest
nrces Hh5-6m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-09

% Three thousand men now engaged upon
the enlargement of the Erie canal, New York. a
considerable portion of the enlargement is to be
brought into use this season.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-09

A YANKEE ON THRosE.-The editor OF the
Philadelphia Spirit boasts of having sat Cor hve
mnutes) on the throne of England. He came very
near being imprisoned for his mpudence.