davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-20
SYMPATHY. BrITHE LArr BI.nor HrHrR.

a knight and lady once met in a grove.
While each was IN Hest Of a fugitive love;
"A river ran mOurnlullT mumudng by,
And they wept in its waters for sympathy.
g oh, never was knight such sorrow that bore I"
. Oh. never was meid so deserted before ~
g From life and its let as Instantly fly,
And jump in together for company ~
They searched for eddy that suited ne deed.
. Eut here was a blambie and there was a weed,
81 How hresome is II ~ said the fair with a sigh;
So they sat dawn 70 rest them in company.
They gezad on each other. The maid and the knight;
How far was her form and bow eOOdly bis height;
" One mounfu embrace ~ sObbed the youth ese we die
So kissing and crying kept company.
g Oh, had but loved such an angel as you
. Oh, had bot my ain been quarter true ~
- To miss such perfection how blinded was ~
Sure nom they were excellent company
AZ length SPOKE the lass, 'twxt smile and tear,
. The weather is cold for a waiery bier
When summer returns we may easily die;
Till then iet US sorrow in company !"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-20

LoNG-LIvED PoETs.-on the occasion of Wordss
worth's presence recently, at Queen Victoria's
ball London paper observes: "Poetry must
truly be healthy occupation. 1t was never con-
slaered very fattening, but the vital and divine
spirit must be strong in the tuneful tribe Here is
wordsworth, aged 49, travelling from Westmore-
land, and joining in the Court gayeties, besides
writing sonnes. There is Samuel Rogers. AGED
n, running about to routs end picture sales Jas.
montgomery at Sheffield, in his 77th year, is still
intent on poetry and benevolence and Thomas
Moore, the Little, who upon Monday last entered
upon 20, sings his Irish melodies with as mucb
gusto as ever, sips his pint Of caret, and now and
then indtes honeyed verses on ROSY lips bus ewes
and all that sort of thing Joanna Bsillie BoT'
dering on fourscore, still graees her retreat At
Hampstead. One of the early takers, Thomas de-
Quincy, after eneountering many reverses in 10
years, and after eating more opium than would kin
company Of grenadiers, dreams and writes classic
dreams somewhere about Aud Reekie' Joined
occasionally by Professor Wilson, who is getting
lazy, though only ElSty'aDs."
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-20

APPROPRIATE NAMEs.-Mr Sumner, in his re-
cent address before the Peace Society, called the
roll of the English steam navy an illustration Of
the internal spirit of war. The following is the list
of names as reported in the New York Independent.
1t was copied by Mr.. Sumner, from the latest Off
cial publication by the British navy: " Acheron,
Adder, Alecto, Avenger, Basilisk, Bloodhound,
Bulldog, Crocodile, Erebus, FiTebrand, Fury, Co
liah, Gorgon, HAPPY, Hecate, Hound, Jackall,
Mastif, Pluto, Rattle-snake, Revenge, Salaman-
der, Savage, Scorpion, Scourge, Serpsnt, Spider,
Spiteful, Spitire Slyx, Sulphur, Tartar, Terrible,
Terror, Vengeance, Viper, Vixen, Virago, Volcano,
Vulture, Warspite, Wildire, Wolf, Wolverine"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-20

FNHIS establishment VII b oIsnei az III ,seaposo Il
4 tiaiteIs on z ESDAY nay u. The premises -
have been completely renovated, and tho otai nov
Qea ind neements 70 in ssareh Of heath com ~
toT Or pleasure equal II not SUPERIOR any pnbe house On
the sea coast II occupies cel'ra pst0u ths pleasant
and dsliehtul village Of hioNof easy aeoas 6 New
Orleans. The greeE gWan il front of The houte over tive
aefes 10 width, and 70 shaded b. great oak
maRnqls and mulberry tTtes- The liable VII b supplied
with the Injuries Of the and gf hs Me- Orleans
market Attached 70 the honse viii be found Bath Housa
Sabas. and Bar R0 supplied with the best FVfnea and
Liqnou also good Billiard Table
ReTsous Wnhlng 20 viii please addIsll the
Proprietor Al Biloxi and forward their cfmmnndatf %
the Biloxi packets there b but mail
mFI6 Holm N Nfv0W
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-20

CORNER CUSTOJtf4O USE IND FRoar7r sTss
NAJI be opened fof The reception IN BOZ 81 -
nlahed ROOMS for Families and s5ngIe fsersIaIen
q ARLE--the best the market viii afo1d ~
ne above has been built b. the proprietor.
eNfiey lu the eeoalo afon Of cF and Transient Board
en- II g one Of the most healthy and airy sfusiion1 n fin
oity and 70 pains will BE- spared to render thos sha mal
step with him, comfortable
E1ithigl and attentive Servants.
~ Terms 1aasonA5sas Hng establish az fs kind
in tie city. bal d&Wu1 &. ALEXANDER Pso5IasSr
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-20

POINT CEEdR, B.sLLl yin COUNTY. BEa.
Of TRANSIENT end PERMANENT GUEsas -
This establishment is beautifully ooaad he sai side Of
MoHFLE Bay about m dwaj between Mobile and THE Gulf
Of Mexico The Water az tins point bsiHe afsass clear
and SAX with depth Of sz feet within fifty yasd 81 ne
shosl and having i'm wAis sgnd botsoH. Egndan tina
place particularly attractive for Se4-balhnf
Blue-fsh. POmpano Spanish Mackefs and an other fsb
peculiar % this latitude, abound the mNeaiafs UieiHit
Of the Hotel. NeveIiailnR Springs. convenient dis
tame, furnish an abundant supply 81 ri Re WATt r.
fhe bnilding !. entirely neviEaE ni % the Scnth
Of $50 feet and aiOrs ample muadarn lor 800 per-
sons. The ooms a5s large and any
safe and c0mmodion steam riI daily bstvaan
Mobile and Point Clear-FassaFe 81 canis
The rata Of Board will b. $40 per Week nayabls is n
CASES weekly, Deductions maize uF families remaining
season. tommnui alOns ths suact addIessed % The
undersigned. q Mobile. vii Be promptly attended %.
Mobile Ala May II. 1sls myis Sm Ls.ss
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-20
oA "a ~ sIilIll RoTRL.

he undersigned respectfully nfoTb the public thai hoF
j. have just takeR the above mentioned establish
ment, With the extensive Gardens. Ten Pin Alieys "a
Billiard Room. Ice Cream Saloon, etc. etc appeuain A
ing thereto ard after thoroughly repairing the WHOLE and
making considerable improvements therein they
prepared 70 receive and accommodate Perm and
Transient BoardeIs II g almost useless expaate the
numerous attractions to be found the tafFOlnn hoiel
Grounds, As suburban place Of entertainment he asab-
lisnment Is second to in the South possessing il
does Aniosl unfNaed scenery ana the AitihctA helps @
Gardening N the grodueton ei fruits and hqe trch
where a he found in the vicinity Of New Orleans
As place Of temporary fuGiieatouas from the
noise hustle and cares q city et ual1 more than ofi.
notice from the vstef,
The undsiEue appTse the the pablo that their Lander
will always be found well supplied with the choicest uua
ties Of Game, Fish ard they have laid finely
ss0gted stock Of Wines and Iiquo they furnish
Dinner q Supper, or Chance AepHs 70 private parties az
the shOgtHsi possible notice.
The undersigned therefore hattar Themselves that in add
ton 70 their azdunua efforts please the beauty Of
the location, its salubaQs StmoI here. The with which
may be had their establishment By rinad render
the Carfot0n Hgie The most desirable Of a SIMMER rsor
ANGEL & CHANDLER.
~ For terms Of Board eto-, nqnilu q The Pantan
Hotel, or the Hotel in Cauoliton. Capt a. AAGALL
aD9 If CHA8. CHANnLEu-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-20
What was this great commOtiOn
The country through
Pat came the answer
It is the bail rolling on
For DumbollOn and ChHisty too,
And with them we'll lead the van

But soon, like the weathercock which on an
April day has spun to all points of the compass and
finally settles itself due S. W., negro minstresy
lost its fascinating and variable novelty and re-
turned to its original hauns there TO convHlse the
b'hoys and their sempstress sWeetheaFts with bones
and statue dances, buresque of operas, and paro-
dies humorous to the death) Of airs which issued
from the windows Of exclusives and parvenus. Il
became mere music for the million, because, like
Sero0ge's darkness it was cheap; and because,
too, it was most pquant dessert to come in after
the common potatoes of everyday life.
Like all other music, . cOlOTed melody" most
certainly has its school, and its harmOnies their
appropriate classification. lf we were called upon
to designate any particular character it possessed,
we should give 1t that of sarcasm. With all his
pathos, with all his humOr, with all hs affectation
ofunsophistcation with all his frank sincerity your
grinning negro minstrel is cruelty sarcastic, and
cuts and slashes his best heroes and herones with
cool discrimination. That is another reason why
his music has settled down as the favored of the
million. The latter love sarcasm Do you doubt
itlvisit the Five Points; hang around dog fights
inquire the cause Of the applause which shakes the
very rafters Of the Chatham, when the thin gem
teman in the pink cravat points at the lazy in blue
hounces and shows his white teeth to the angry
old 'un in the plethorc waiscoast who oficiates
uncle in taking care of affections pledge anayze
boarding school fisticuff; and you viii discover
how truthful we are in this instance.
As :" music for the million" negro minstrelsy is
harmless enjoyment Ii has little Of refined taste
in music to vitate 1t is satisfactory to its peculiar
vOtaries and prevents indigestion from peanuts,
(sinee who ever heard Of shell breaking interfering
even with the banjo or the uproarious cutfee cho-
rus , and thus it would be impohtie as well as
selfish to gansay its virtues or advantages But
using a critics privilege of publicly expressing q
private opinion, we say with King Aliourite, in
Planches clever burleIta of FoTtunio," after the
great court song;
This may be music for the million hurry burline,"
We will not hear it for million sterling"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-20
TO CALFORNIANS!
GMITH & BROTHER No. SO COMMON STREET
- GRAND DEPOT for the sale Of all
TNTnT a 5r3rTpTaT7t7 -FSnOnG
INDIA RUBBHh GOODS

Manufactured under GooDYEAR's PATENT.
~ s. & b have for sale and constantly receiving,
almost every article Necessary for the comfort and use OF the
CALIFoRRIAN ENlaRANT Among their assortment may be
found AIR BEDS. Ain Pillows India Rubber Cloth Riding
Travelling Bags, Bottles Water Tanks, Blankets and Tar
Dauiins. .Abs0....
TENTS, PICK SADDLES, CALIFORNIA SADplA
BASS Saddles and Brides, Of every description Bits e
Iupl Spun, Hair Rope, Moss Blankets, ele, etc. fFs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-20

THIS favgife recon Of the citizens Of Lnuisisnd, s
Eppi and adjoining etates, 1e-0lene1 for the
reception Of visitors on Saturday. MAY -. Varioas
alterations and addition have bean made duTug de-
with view Of rendering this establishment aglaea.
bic and worthy the p9tlonaEe hitherto bestowed.
The Pass rendered easy By t splendid ua q
low pressure mail gfalnQfR L. laF fli.
loInia which savs Lake PenfahaItEaa daily end l. No.
bile and MontaEuma IN weekly.
Attached the Hotel Academy for y8UuR hIi-saI
and Roy. in aepugats department. gnls The abb mnaaRs
meat Of MI hiackman well and layDanI known the
rsdeaia ef New Oisqns The Acsfemy wiz open 1nns l.
Two Rhyeiciaua or web Enaun sandiuR. dwell 81 ihn
Pesl. r II. MONTGOMERY hIanaaHI
All maliahle matter iAll q The Otioe1 Of Mes ~ u
Oanal and Oamp gLIes. VII b laIaIled hnll - g 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-20
DENTISTRY. "a.


DENTAL NOTICE.
hrs. PEARSON and AfFOIjX inform their uafiant.
~ that they can be cOnsnteq daily at
their Once, from A. n to P. NJ Dr.
feafs0u's many Improvements in DEN-tf -
TAI SU RGERY, are too well known and LII l7fY
appreciated 20 require enumsrating. His Block TeeF are
particularly worthy the atteltian Of those requiring Artificial
Their prices graded 70 Sa the circumstance 81
all Office at their residence, B.9ROJHyFE atreet near
Canal stfeet. ap2 81
DENTAL NOTICE.
~ F. SMITH, DENTIST, begs leave to assure hii
-. friends and the public that he has
not leit; and does not intend 70 leave the
city He may still be consulted al his Okdl4
Office, at the Conner OF Lafayette Square -1-LLlY
and St. Charles STREET mh24 If
DR.. MENsING, Dental Surgeon,
HAVING returned to the CITY Of New Orleans from his
Ii tour in the Moth and East is prepared
% perform all operations appertaininR 10 the
~ Is E.i enc has tseenie soqasintsd with
College Of Denta Surgeons Of Baltimore Nd. His price
for operations are in proportion to suit he times El6H
ToOTH-AoHE CURED
IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE. By d.. hIENsING'S
TOOIH-9CHE Elixir, charge. ~ Office
CARONDELET STREET, ID door below GiFOd st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-20

1,HE undersigned woud af1Ia h soosbsru parr.s M
ffends, thai this Splendid HOTEL = hieh -.
has been BIS charge for asFeIaf Vea has lust
been eleganig RENTED. enlaEgaa and lIni1ed. - tia
every department complies. The NEST tp4end9 suits Of
apartments can be had a 81 times ~ givinEa few hsum
notice.
Re csnEql snd fashionable location Of The w
TON HOUSE. Iendels L Of The deliIahia The
city for Ladies and Familes Wishing PHILADELPHIA either
upon business pleasure; and he shall e e1esona
heretofore recHfvsd. III. u BARFWEI.Ia
~ The HOUSE has Wam and Cod Baths alFeyl il
readiness nyT dMEVtf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-20
SUMMER WATERING PLACE.


rTsHE EAST PASCAGOULA HOUSE IS now open
for the receipt on Of vsiien Since The summer ~
the Establishment has iegone thorough Tanopation
aud has been considerably enlarged. The ae omInda
ionAo FAMILIES orsnEie pefsOns eanaat be EupaIed
eaESled, b aag establishment in the South sinsied
Immediately the Gulf and the great NeThoIn lsal
konte between New Orleans and Mobile can Be reached
tom either direction BY the boa plying befweeb epes,
and daily communication be kept with all Of the
county, i shout ninety m Yes from New OriPaqs and
sxty miles from MObe and glance at The will show
the superiority Of il location all otsr nOnts the
coast for pure air and bathing. oN SfER and FISH
had 10 abundance and prepared the most cherghe
syle. Riding, Fishing SAILING. Rowins. Billiards Ten
pins and such other usual - placea Of
public resort provided e Paca 0nia end gelseeted
BAND OF MUSIC will he in constant attendance.
The BAR will b. furnished with choice LIQUORS, and
kept 10 the besi style
IheFe two Physicians. well skilled N their profession
AID tie diseases q the emae loeaed q PascaFQua nd
OF them. for the u have his Ahfte
the Hotel and VIII give his unremitiad anou
such desire his services The ether FhFerisn h
his abode IN the immediate vicinity Of the b. tel
~ There Is an excellent RIVAL ECEOr II. rre-
sided By competent teacher, She vicinity al aha
Hotel % whoh fanailas. disposed can aand th1
~ FenoHs wishing acc0mmOdatiDns. win addIsss ~
undersigned at East PdsoagOla.
ial4 sm n. J. hIcRAE. Proplis,or.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-20
WM. s.. MORGAN

PR AOTICAL W a n N KER,
81 C.4JY.dL STREET, Third Do0r from Camp street,
AHE subscriber has inst received additional supply Of
4 WATCHES, JEWELRY and FANCY ~
-r GOODS, consisting Of veTy supe- 39-7A-
Nor GOidand Silver Watches, with u a
- Hunting Cases, Of NJ, l. Tobias.
Roskel and other superior makeI Glao fine ioud1n duplex
Watches rich gewey Of the latest styles. computing fine
Gold Watch Chains, Keys and SeRs; Ladies Bfaeeists
ETC. Also great variety of FANCY GOODS, selected b.
hmselfin the Northern markets. from the latest European
impOustiOnH consisting Of Work Boxes Dressing Cases fine
Fans Reticuea, Scissor a fine assortment Of SILVER
WARE, pure coin; and other fancy ARTICLES
All the above articles viii be sold at the most moderate
al6 SIN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-20

" A. TYLER 80 CAMP ST.. has copstantly on hand
-. and Is receiving By syey lsniyal, Gold n
the best makes Algo-FOb, Vest - A
ssEB 49, and Guard CHAINS, SEAIlSG21aSzst
49, ~ and KEYS. in every variety. Gold Pens
Pencils ThLnbes, Buckles, &c.; Fine Bracelets, Brooches
Necklaces Rings, SverWdre, Spoons and Forks Ladies'
Caston Cups, Pitcher, Trays. Plated CasOn, Tes-Seta
Candlesticks, UTns rich Fancy Goods Lubinss ne Per
fnmeytOgethsr with gFest variety Of other articles
numsOus to mention AlsO-SPE4FfACLE with Gold
Silver Shell Steel bowed frames and Glasses Of even
knd-Eye- PtOectOm, ETC.. etc. constantly hand and
cited to suit the eye at ahOFt notice nl5
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-20

11t ls8 FER Street. betaseen ST. GHaslea srf fsra.
delct -ons deer frozl tte csFasF III ~ 81
MI 4E WILSON. Gate 81 - Bisnvila rtrt1 s-~-..f
1tA fully informs hef fIienls and the 9uhlis -
tlai he continues in the ahove esits lacal1r oa1-
PED " nef duung the last year She has had ka4ia1
~ sUsE thoroughly Esfiied and ed for ts aer
da0a Of gentrmen exclusively. GHefn far palf naIr
age sae hopea b. digani attention the comfort and CO.'S
gsneacs 81 her patrons Q merit and iscefve csaInnan
me same IL terms viii BE-. ~ hersoloIe. MOBER4TRs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-20

GREAT TRoUFING.-Two gentlemen returned
last week from fishing excursion in Vermont,
bringing with them ten hundred and eighty trout.
as the result of their labors. Northampton Cour.
We can match this by some great cOdding Six
gentlemen from Boston, in a yacht belonging to
one Of them sailed from Gloucester on the morning
Of the fourth, and after fishing an hour and half
only, returned with 1888 pounds weight of cod.
The suocessgave rise to the mathematical question:
If six men can pull up three quarters of ton OF
fish in one and half hours, how long will it take
to eat the chowder !-BOston Daily Advertiser.
Or Upwards Of 800 persons are annually de-
stroyed by the accidents incident to the working
Of the mines Of England.
n1- A Milwaukee paper estimates the population
Of Wisconsin a. 10000,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-20
HOTELS. &C.


BAY ST. LOUIS HOTEL.
Vii Aeta bl1uiant haVuN beer fausigei and ncuIe fr
nisaed viii Be opened on tte 90h 81 Elaq f1rtsa -
iseeplon q Nisiisr @Hd fanilies Wshag e gaeHs l
2slltef At pleasaI4 Waienug Place r. s. uadft--sA
a4ned have purchased this property ~ naisTet rf
9slee and viii keep The house qaen Snsl and fViaiaf
me nesl Cooks SeN aids and teFvan anS 10
pains nor ca penza Will BE- spa 10 reader the ffas Of gas
peasant and agreeable. tny1 6ul O. LEy4l rs 4 Co.
SHADY GROVE. .BIIoEL
" 4u1leiiqef has uog ard ready TecauiidH
~ q he public ihst piea8at retreat, Tia SHA DY -
GROVE atuatad On the Bay cf Biloxi. n b Moons
eoasenlsnee g afforded ier families siine suas ~
eou1ne nir Of the city lcf pnre a 9ses and netal
wateg bathing The Tabls Is furnished with 81 ne sao.
tinEs % be procured iH tbs ew ieaBt make there a
almost da D. Communication with that city
Board and ts8d day g
J.. PEI eteest ..-4..* y %
ie70Im JOHN TO- Tf4
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-20
Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Ins. 10.
Once No. "a Gravier street,
Between Camp and St. Charles stE.

belWeen = amp anu 81 Cndfes SIS.
Trustees:
John Hagan, Joseph Walker. John 8 Allison,
Peter ConIey, Jr., Mannse White VIM. =. eveficb,
Robert Wand. ssmuel Stewart. Edward SparEow.
Isaac johnson, Geo. Strawbhdge. henry Bucknef.
PETER CoNRET, j., President Board Of Trustees
JosephW Stanton. John stloud SEM N. M Cohen
John l. Lewis, John Cal oun, Pneton w EuTar,
VIM. Nj Goodrich, Joshua Baldwin, William q. White.
John l. Safarans WaId. < Martin. John y ben,
A. d. Gresham, Max Wal on, VIM. o. Tom kiRs,
Cornelius Fe9wes, Joseph Lallande, John B. Leele.
Edw. JenneT Coke,
GE This Company Is prepared TO entertain applications
for e Insurance. and issue tOliees oil sound and heal
thy White persons and HegIOe nthe Table Of Rates estab
hed by the Board which as than the rates charged by
the RewYor and London offices, and without their Iirie
of profits declared annusy and the profits draw neet
md can be made available at to the extent Of two
thirds OF their amount, where the party has paid his premi
yIHN H1sAN. President Of the Company.
PRESTON w. FARRAR. Vice President
Thomas HUNT, N ID. : Consultation.
HARNON DOANE Secretary, Il L. taOOLD. Aftofaev
RICHARD BEN, NJ. D., No. al Magu7ne street, Medical
Examiner Office hours or blacks, 79 81 a. NJ; do for
whites 2tO a. bis residence He wilexamme white
applicants al the Office ithe Company daily. from l2s
O'clock P N He will not examine he At his dwelling
without permit whish can be bad q Multiplication at The
Office of the Company. - il. G. HEARTT. Agent
California Permits are issued 70 Life Insu aBce member
ct Me- York and London ats Prospectus table Of
aud all information as 70 Life Insurance aud 81 papers
70 effect Insurance be had at the Office Of the
In Odero accommodate all classes Of our citizens young
and mechanics having families denendent upon them
the COMPANY will allow all insuHng fer te. WheIe
the premium amounts to $50 per aBnum, 10
half cash and half IN sasfse Or endorsed Il
months, bearng interest Al per cent. per
N g. The bus OF this company confined to LIFE
River Marine Risks taken.
" tliilee hnnTs y A. NJ "a . P n. laaIuai
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-20
CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.
An NOV Materials q &c Lateat size

All Now Materials of the --latest Style
---oS0--
az propstors the Daily crsscsn would respectfully
inform public that they have added extensive
JOB OFFICE to prepared
all kinds OF printing the favorable tss, Wit
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS; -CIRCULARsi- LAWYERS
BRIEFS: BILLS OF LADINGs DRAY RECEIPTS;
CARDS; POSTERS; STEAMBOAT BILLS, &c. &C.,
in every style.
All mateaType, Presses, entirely and
the Improvements which will enable them their
be surpassed this The Presses
guaranty their excesneee type from he well known oun
dries Mes George Bruce CO. and John T. White and have
been selected with great adapt 10 the business wants
this city.
FAMILIES GOING ACROSS THB LAKE,
A ND who in OF STORES will find it 70 their
IA advantage call the subscriber he is prepared 10
put up FAMILY STORES Of the best quality At shOit
notice, and delivered free of charge
iel6 CHAS, STOUGHTON, ~ Camp 81.
NOTICE.
TIME undersigned, having been elected Syudic TO settle
il up the affairs of the late firm of O, r. SESSIONS Il
Co., hereby gives notice to all persons indebted 70 said m
to make immediate payment The Undersigned Will call
upon all those indebted O far he nd them) and
their bills and all that not settled VIII be placed IN
the hands of an attorney for collection. -
MERCURY. The office IS eompete in evey particular,
together with first rate Double Cylinder Napier Press
g1aanted be equal 70 any in this city The Press will be
sold separately, If desired. ,-.,., - :.
d&p7W If . X. SESSIONS Syndio
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-20

CARRIAGE hIANUFA0TORV.
NNE Patronage that has been extended 20 very Lbs
II rally the LAST seven yeaFs. while ION Com. -
mon street. has induced US the last summer - = =
to erect large building expressly for manu- 2
featuring and repairing CARRIAGES. Nl& "
We have now one Of the largest Shops II the Southern
County, and prepared, with good Northern wOfkmeB
order and guaranty them two vea ii used IN the country.
We also better prepared than belOfo for REPAIR
ING CARRIAGES, and can tore them almost 70 theh
original beauty and Durability, athouah apparently
out and useless. We viii pay freight Carriages ssut
repair We will also keep on hand an gs0vtment Of NEW
and SECOND HAND CARRIAGES, which viii be sold
low. Old Carriages taken in tTade foY New ones we in
vite the attention Of those wanting NEW CARRIAGES,
their old ones repaifed. 70 call Mandatory and
Repository and judge loE themselves at the Corner d
(9RaKilc and saROJfD ELEI Z, Streets next door &
the OHie Of t Commercial Water Works. Of the ST
Charles Hotel. Ntlg NFssps.
mvs SIN dsvV MATTHEWS n DFNMAN