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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-02-16


bonds Of our own weaving, into the hands Of
the Slaveholdlng Philistines. We spurned
the Aristocracy Of English Acres, and then
recognized and built up the Aristocracy Of
American Flesh and Blood. Power resting
on the ownership of Land we abhorred.-
Power based on the ownership Of Human
Beings we acknowledged and submitted to.
And ever since, and now more than ever, we
have seen in our National character, the vas
sails and serfs Of that abominable Oligarchy.
Whatever degree Of safety or success we
may have in some Of The subordinate divi.
sions Of the country, it is in spite, and not
because, Of the Covenant which has made us
one with the tyrants. From the beginning,
its uniform tendency has been to endanger
the one and 10 disturb the other; while the
deterioration of our national morals, and the
degradation Of our national character, have
followed our guilty consenting as the night
the day. A true Republic the world has
never yet seen. That problem still, iemalns
10 be worked out. And our experience may
yet show those who are seeking for that Phi
losopher's Tor Polilician's) Stone, that it does
not consist in the abnegation Of Crowns or
the pTivation of Titles but that all the real
tiles can subsist under all the forms of Free
dom. The World, with all its material Civ
ilization, is but approaching the point of adj
vancement which is essential to the Advent
of such a perfect Polity. Through much
more toll and suffering and blood must the
Race endure, before it can achieve this long
deferred Hope Of the Ages. But the Faith
of the best spirits of all Ages, heralded by
prophetic human hearts in all time, and seal.
ed with The blood of martyrs ever since the
world began, shall yet be justified and crown
ed with fruiIion.-SeventeenM Annual Report
Of the MaSs. II. S.Society.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-02-16
Ohio Legislature.
Senate.

EeO. Os 1919.
Mr.. Archbold, from the Judiciary com
y mitteo, reported back House bill 10 au-
I Ihorize the establishment of separate
;, schools for the education of colored chill.
dren, and for other purposes, with a.
mendmenls to come in after the word
~"repealed," in 9th line Of 9Th section :
"Except the act of the 9th of February,
1881, relating to Juries, and the act of
March IA, 1881, for reliofof the poor"
The question being on the amend.
ment. Mr.. Archbold demanded the yeas
and nays-yeas %, nays 8.
A desuItory debate followed the mo-
ton for ordering tho bill 10 a third read
ing.
Mr.. Dimmock was opposed to the bill
as it now stood. As originally intro
ducod he should have voted for it. He
considered it as a temporary expedient
only.
Mr.. Blake said he was opposed to any
amendment 10 this bill that will make
distinction on account of color; and con
s%equently he was opposed to the amend
ment submitted by the Judiciary COM
mireo. He believed the negro to belong
to the great family of man., and as such
was entitled to all the rights of a
and he would not, by any vote Of his.
recognize a system of class legislation,
which would deprive ans portion of man-
kind of rights which nature and natures
God has invested them with. He stood
upon the platform which declared that
"God has made Of one blood all nations
I2f C )" and there he should stand
He regarded it Of infinitely more impor.
lance, than any 'platform" which hui
man wisdom can devise.
Mr.. Dimmock ~enquired what good the
bill as amended would accomplish.
Mr.. Archbold in reply, asked if moth
ing was accomplished by removing the
most Objectionable restrictions. and cited
u case of a known s~coundrel escaping
from the incompetency of a colored wit
ness.
Mr.. Backus thought the gentleman
from Holmes labored under some delu.
sion in this matter. Did the gentleman
suppose the House bill a perfect one 3
it was a mere bill Of erpediemcy. Look
! at its provisions for schools-not a cent
could be exacted from his property
The liberty was conceded for the blacks
to tax lhemselves-but the whole power
was vested in three persons, who had
the entire disposition of the whole matter
in excluding them from the common
schools, or giving them any educational
privileges at all.
Mr.. Swift enquired if the Senator from
Cuyahoga did not vote on Saturday to
exclude colored children from common
f schools?
Mr.. Backus. No such question was
taken.
Mr.. Swift. He so understood it.
= Mr.. Backus. 1t cannot be found or
the record.
MIR. b. then proceeded at some length
n to discuss the leading features of the bill
as received from the House, and pointed
out what appeared 10 him TO be most OBJ
jectionable. He should have voted for i
. imperfect as it was, but as amended i
|. certainly was more entitled to the con
!. sideration of every gentleman on thit
floor.
: After some further remarks by Mr.
Whitman and Mr.. Wilson, the question
n on ordering it 10 a third reading was pas
sed by a vote Of ayes 90, noes 10.
; The bill was then engrossed at III,
desk and passed. Ayes %, Noes II.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-02-16
House Of Representatives.
Feb. 9th, l849.

G ON, 1873.
House bill for the repeal of the black
ldDs came back from the Senate with a.
amendments, excepting from the general
repeating clause, the Jury act, and the
poor laws.
Mr.. Smith of Madison, moved the ref
erence of the bill and amendments 10 the
Judiciary committee.
Mr.. Smith of Brown, opposed the ref
erence.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-02-16
Yours to get signers,
]. B. TREAT.

rive are obliged to omit a lengthy appeal
with which our correspondent closes his ar
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-02
|;Ia:|;|31 |5l !l:{73;{

THE GREAT REMEDY

THE GREAT REMEDY
For Rheumatism, Gout, Pain IN the Side, HIP,
Back, Limbs and Joints, Scrofula, King Euil,
White Stpcilings, Hard 7amors, Stiff Joints,
and all Fired Pains ,ohateuer.
Where this Plaster 10 Applied, Pain Cannot Exist
lNHESE iLASTERS possess the advantage Of being put
Il up in argh boxes-hence they retain their full virtues
in oil climates We have just received the following test.
moai.l from g G. Sellers an eminent lawyer successful
high standing. and whose influence has great weight
CAMDEN, Ala. Nov. oath, lS4s
Messrs. Seora & Mead-G Gentlemen Having been
in the of your Hebrew Plaster cheerfuy comply BY
Invaluable med cine In different cases of my family
have applied the Piaster Chronic Sores Tumos and
Pains and hainser failed afford instant relief have
also used it effect upon my person the cure
Of uIcen with which have been severely afflicted.
Respectfully. etc. c. G. SELLERS"
Beware of Counferfeifs and Base limitations.
CAUTloN-The subscfber are the only General Agents in
the Southern States for the sale of this truly valuable Plaster
and in order to prevent purchasers being imposed upon by
Counterfeit article sold in this city and elsewhere for the
genuine they invite particular attention to the following
MARIE If the geRaine;
l. The seaxins is put up in smooth. engnetumed bot
TONED boxn, not so!dered in.
The gsaxine DO. the engraved head Of Jew David
the asQund be box with accompanying Record Of
sC0vIL 6 MEAD. 1ls Ch.ts@ street.
OLE cExRRAL AerErs or IL soathn States Or
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-02
DAILY CRESCENT

EXPLOSIVE FIRE WooD.-A gentleman of this
village whose wood-pile gave unmistakabe evil
dence of depletion from some unknown cause, re-
solved to try an experiment in order to ascertain in
what direction his wood paLked off, He accor-
dinghy selected several NICE sizeable sticks intro
duced an anger to them, charged each with gun
powder, plugged the holes, and replaced them upon
the pile. A lew mornings since a terrible exPlo-
sion occurred at one of his neighbors, which blew
the cooking stove into innumerable fragments,
broke the windows seriously injured the lord of
the house" and made terrible rumpus generally
and in particular The sufferer was obliged to call
in q physician, to whom he related the circumstan.
ces of the very nysterioGs explosion. He was of
opinion that the drafts of the steve had been turned
too s,ddenlv ~ oonsocket Patriot
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-02
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
Of HARbWARE, IRON. &o @e, :. sS:s :s:sSA
from Nos - New L ,N s. and DC 20 s and ~
sao1ge snS 'sf Nf ss~ s5S
Natchez where they have hand and arg eSnsta2t
sap aa dsepon q Il shs
ns sa sale Goa
sd bs as
portion Of their stock on hand and ahostviz: -
800 tons English BAR IRON. roun square and fiat;
e g &c. F Rsss SfS's =. :: :.
10 u d do nRs'''' Boiler Iron; =
90 S Ss dksIsss!sssf SIG and n, round
@ d. Dc: BssS I Iss Z sifsa s.na sl inch;
ls s E iss. CT fifs :nd sf hfGes
% Sjfjise hPpsg geY to h
$1,000 lbs Cast shs %i I'd Bi' sM sTEEI
s5SiW I'd nat. Ma PIia. Nh as
Files and Rasps, American and English LOCKS of every
Sliding :SqeT Furnitarss Hooks and Plate Hinges;
sffs c fPf Esif Of FIX BA and pas'
Bras and pI BOfk Tin C9p Is and DE- Eagosst; s.
GGaas FL sn aaa cs saws saws
sSovsfs and Spades sAmes Woods Bouand
Crown, Louisiana, Carolina ami Grabbing HOES;
Ok, Fifth, Breast Log, Halter AID Coil CHAINS;
Iron. Copper and Brass WIRE;
Gun Locks and Gun and Pistol Flints;
Single and Double baneed GUNS AID RIFLES;
SSny COMBS: English and American;
y 81, PS;sSSSfEsS$
Combs; Paper;sPens Shoe Thread
Paint, Cloth. Scubbng, Whitewash. Floor TOOTH Hair,
and Shoe BRUSHES;
shoxes and Tongs Fire Irons Brass and Iron Andirons
FendeB etc.;
TINWARE full assortment;
Pocket. Pen and Desk KNIVES;
Iron-handle Knives and and Forks, and Knives only;
SCISSORS and RAZORS Table Cutlery, great variety;
Cork Butcher and Shoe KNIVES Angus, Chise Gouges,
Carpenters and Cooper PLANES and TOOLS. Of every
Cotton, Wool and Horse CARDS
300 coils Manila ROPE, from 6-thread to 7-inch
ICY do. Tared do; do. do. do;
OAKUM, TAR, PITCH and ROSIN;
Sperm, Whale. Lard and Linseed OILS;
Spirits TuIpentine and Vanish
1900 lbs. Pure Atlantic WHITE LEAD:
III .OO lbs. Brooklyn Nos. and White Lead;
D0 Aegs Black, Red and Yellow PAINT;
1000 lbs Chrome and PARIS Green; 500 lbs. Vefdgns;
Is tons CASTINGS. assorted
l500 French Pots. assoated, to 50 pints;
MILL and GRINDsTONEs; shest, Bar and Pig LEAD,
mention. oct2 If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-02
ALEXANDER HILLS
no USE-FURNISHING STORE

So Camp street. NewOrleans
WHERE families can find ali articles Of House keeping
S0% H gsRsTs s.sogt%ent and select stock Of
Iron Ware, Fire Sets, Brass and Steel ShoveIs and
Tcng; and Kitchen Fire Iron. ware.
ENAMELLED and patentmetal timed HOLLOW
WARE; Fire Dogs
GERMAN SILVER, Block Tin and Britannia TEA and
COFFEE URNS.
TABLE CUTLERY; German Silver, Britannia, and Iron
TEA and TABLE SPOONS.
WOOUWARE-Brass and Iron bound CEDAR PALS,
CHURNS and TUBS.
WILLOW WARE-Baskets, Cradles, Nurse Chairs and
= Hearth Brushes.
MATS.ylte, Manila, Alicante. Palm. and Husk MATS,
- WATERS, and TRAYS.
BRASS, Britannia, and new Metal CANDLESTICKS
- and LAMPS.
STEAMBOAT and HALL LANTERNS.
COOKING STOVES and FURNACES.
u. J. Wnghts palent premium COOK STOVES. for
Wood or C0a-w'h fixtures complete the most
proved article in mars GIN
% Hotels and Steamboats, furnished at reduced nrnas
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-02

MARRIAGE OF A CHRISTIAN AND JEwEss.-ln
February last for the first time in Leipsic, the mar
rage of a Jewess and Christian was celebrated.
The parties were DR.. Geitzner, a Roman Catholic,
of Vienna, and Mademoiselle Pauline Marx, an
Israelte of Leipsic. The nuptial benediction was
pronounced by the curate of ST. Maria, and after
wards by the rabbi, M. Furtz, celebrated Orient
alist, who is attached, as Professor, to the Royal
University of the city of Leipsic.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-02

or The census of Hagerstown, Md, has been
taken, and the following is the result: Total num-
Der of whites, 1892; do. colored, 500. Grand
total 369l
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-02

EDUCATION IN WIscoNsIN-The Governor OF
that young and growing State recommends the
establishment Of Normal School, for the purpose
of educating the Regents of the University. New
York has one already in operation.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-02
TEMPLES OF HONOR.

OI 11OINOIks
GRAND TEMPLE OF HONOR CT THE STATE
OF LOUISIANA-SONSQ OF TEMPERANCE-Meet
quarterly-n May. August, November and February-a
their hail. 58s Canal street. Officers elected and installed in
February to for year:
R. L. Bruce, G w T, Orleans Temple of Honor, No. &
J. J. Lugenbihl, G WIT, Ocean Temple of Honor, No.2
TX. Gle, G WR. Odeon Temple of Honor. No: 5.
B kesS IT lsqisisns Temple n Of Il aqRor Ne g.
+. a. Hal, VIC, Qdeon Temple of Honor. Ne.
I. 8. Barry, G w G, Orleans Temple of Honor, No.
D. F. Weymouth. P G W T, Crystal Temple. NOD.
~ The Grand Worthy Templar made the following
appointment
Magnolia Temple of Honor No s.
A B. Caldwell, ID G w F, District No q delegate from
Providence Temple of Honor, No. z.
L; Fey, D G w ], Dis, g Providence Temple. No..
of Honor No s. for the City Of New Orleans '.'p''
FINN DEGREE TEMPLE, Mol. Meets the first Wednes.
day of every month"; confer the First and Second Deg,ees
and the third Wednesday of month for the Third De-
nd husn nj Hall ES1L lanai street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-02
$50 REWARD

rI'BE above reward viii be paid by the upder.,sa n,
cs,,o the ion fnd ccasie9n
TILLA. Said girl is rather bSkht muiafto ahont 6l2s
let or inches high l9 or % yean Of age.
Walkng, and appears frightened when spoken to rousbiy
Shs no doubt harbored n Of the houses Of III
sn9 nave understood fequentef OF the coored masked
Da she arImes various dsguises and names. and either
beFseh to be free, has forged pass SIS will
jan q the city. GEO. n. BEARD
mh2 IT Orleans Warehouse, S3O Maeazine ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-02

GOLD IN WISCONSIN. We learn from Green
Bay, Wisconsin, says the Boston Post, that de-
post of gold has been discovered within the limits
of that village; the ore resembles the California
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-02

Wool AND HUMANITY.-At Chicago, Illinois,
man was recently sent to the penitentiary for
one month, for murder and woman one year for
stealing four yards of alpaca. Woollen goods are
valuable in that section
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-02
Ornamental Trees, Greenhouse Plants, sc,

THE undersigned respectfully informs his friends and the
public that he has opened his Green house the es
of St. Charles and Union streets, where he has a3
large assortment of EVERGREENS and ORNA-A
MENTAL TREES also, GREEN HOUSE PLANTS Of
variety 40 varieties of ROSES of the best quality;
also, large assortment OF FRUiI TREES Peaches,
quality; and intends selling at the lowest prices At his
Evergeens, Ornamental Trees Shade Trees. which will be
jas 3m JAMES McCABE.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-02

WARLIKE.-ihe Peruvian Government has sent
war steamer to California to protect its subjects
who have gone to the "diggins''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-02
A. r. COCHRAN & CO.,

A. +. COCHRAN & CO.,
oS'sfERitfGT'1ssf f.Tss 1m
e Bs GsaEss. S S5s S1s, s1s ;ss
S[fR3Nsssof boxes !s.s Genoa A''' anu q''''
FfkE III I'D 5s1S S9a ss1 49,
GHAMSAGSE sefs sP Bas Rfssl' line ie'a''
skA AMbH HspEs Nj cases.
k0BSTERS-Agents for manufacy j. Caldwell Il Co. ,
f5'I su sT2 sHcE bags
WINEs-Port various qualities Sweet and Dry Malaga;
FILBERrs and Bk %zL NUTS, and every variety of
sEHP H3MfE doAE sS' es.t
BUTTER-2SO kegs superior ST. Louis. mh22 I'm
Agency of the celebrated American Powder Co.
STARK, DAY, STAUFFER q co
Tin Plates Bar and o Gs Nails Hardware
Of S ~ and n % snREfE ~.
store and on 3 the way from the various Euro
pean and Northern ports large stock of
s.s $ ;ss =.
1000 boxes Tin Plates assorted Sizes and of the best Char
g g SS s +: B!ssf Ta: sPsts! s5ss, Zinc II
HOOP aSS Ssna
eoo Russia Iron, etc.
so tons Steel-Naylor Co.'S celebrated Cast Steel;
sssIaisd se see s Gin sss Gin Saw Saw
Ok Log, Traee, Coil and nd Halter Chains
ons s.snoes Ss and k Gss Hoes
Patent Metallic sapce Pans and Tea Kettles
Timers, kivets, Bucket Ears, Sauce Pan Handles.
Amase asd ayns n fans os sso"'
Vises, Screw Plates, Stocks and Dies .'''
New New England gland Wood W., Screws.
Losks-AmeTsan and English-ef every description.
Round Bo Cut and Bads
boe sT S fsnoe a1a Wire
Curry Combs. Guns, Pistols.
sboXels and T9ngs. Fire Sets, Fender Zen r,.,.
FIN Ware, Jspannea Ware. Lanthsrns. Tea Trays
COO dozen AXES Collins s-sssnuns Hanford.> King
ss # she ff sss Mss%sa
$50 s 'ea. H HSsw sf %a Sai c..tns. etc.
800 SSz oaG. s a.S IA and sDsds-Amsss Adams'
1000 dozens WhitiemoIss Cotton Wool and Horse Cards
.oo assorted genuine i1:,, and second Quality.
wire and Hair Ued and
5OD coils Manila Tard and Cotton Coniage Bed Cords
Files Edge i Toes saws. Min and Cr.scut do
staw & utters, Com shelers.
Com Mills HoTse ColaI aamss . Blind ld Brides
G Min snd Gin fa: aGs Too
Combs. Brushes. Fancy Perfumery, Soaps, etc
aFf, MRs &bss aG u s'ss rsn
Band and Harness Leather:
fss@ R=aT Wsss S.
Fall and Winter Lard do
English and American Linzeed do.
Taf P inf spss Of Tupen. asa 90
.ampbisck Putty, Window Glass. etc.
wS oh:s .s. as is s q
of nj vh uv0f{rrf louv y2uuyU
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-02

OF An extensive iron establishment, with a
capital of 1925 200, is about to be erected at Hud
son. N. Y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-02
WATCHES, JEwELRY AND FNoY GOODS

r. A, TYLER. 80 CAMP STREET. two door
WATCHES WAT il G9 GID and Silver HSnas q Open
guard Vs Fob Chains
rHs ss Ss f Ss
Ef Ba S all sSs a
Buckles, Waist Buckles ' - S'eN' 'A'''" o"'i''us
Forks Sugar Tenss Napkin Rnss Egg Cups sto
S Sly r.. Plated Csst9g CandIescks WALTERS. Trays, Gms
~ G SDsSDs viz Rich Fans. paper Ma
Ws sRs Ss so;f D
and n sv BGHe S P. Silver Com sh
Beautiful Vases new patterns; Reticules and Purses
CUTLERY.--Rodgers' Fine Pocket and Perknives Rs
PERFTMERY IN GREAT vARIETY-GeuuineY "a
ETC. together with great variety of Goods too
Strangers visiting the city are invited to all and examine
these Goods e. Al I intends always to have on hand
stock OF Goods OF the best quality and will sell at the
:, jEWELkY MANyFAcTuREp AND REPAIRED
fyI0 6mW E. A. TYLER. 80 Camp street. N o.
HARDWARE ETC.
p w. MONTGOMERY. No. IL CHARITIES,
direct from the American and Eng isl Manu- e ~ ~
factories Hx ffTSss sSsHTtFTs itsst
etc.: and as cheap as can be found
Of which an' bSSer. are pect
mny invited Among Others, are the following
800 tons Swede. American and English Iron. assorted
500 b5ad esnf :9uR Plough Plate Boilers and Fine Sine.
% 90 Hoop, Band. and Nail Rods. - '''
10y IVY lbs BrazieIs Copper, assorted-al sizes.
sSeBoxes Loaded Plates. 14x2o-for roofing.
~ d d0o boxes extra sized Tin Plates 12xl2 4xl4 etc.
s RSsk T As sds Sheet Zinc etc.
90. Ovens, Spiders, skilets, Fire Dogs, etc.
oU dozen Collins, Roots. Davis. Simmons, and Hunts
200 dozen Ames, Rowland's and others Spades and
500 dozen Whttemore,s genuine Cotton and Wool Cards
6oo coils Cotton and Manila Rope. Bed Cords, Plough
200 casks OK. Log Trace and Halter Chains
0oo casks Cotton and Cane Hoes asored-most approved
5000 gallons best Winter Bleached Whale OIL
20C0 gallons best Sperm Oil.
go barrels p.s best Lard L1seed and Tanners Oils
1900 kings red Carey Ploushs assorted sizes.
Ivy Halls Peacock Ploughs.
Sad Irons, Patent Balances. Brass Kettles
Tea Kettles Sauce Pans, Brass Copper and Iron Ware
Fry Pans, Smiths' Bellows. Anvis and Vices;
S% nah s TOMS Screw Plates Stocks and Dies
u Sp B BnEf T Eel ss snS s;ad
Locks-al kinds Sliding Door Furniture Round Bolts
Move Wire Curry Combs, Guns Tenders. Fire Sets;
Curtain Bands ana Pins, Fills and ssw,1ail kinds
Straw Cutters, Corn sheleu. and Com Mills
Horse ana d, Mule ColIas HANGS. Blind Brides;
Band shoe hos brs .s Hoops
Window Glass, Putty, Paint-all kinds;
Cologne Mil Stones. Grind Stones, Boiling Cloths;
Powder and Shot, Bar and Sheet Lead, Lead Pipes;
Stock Kettles
Saubs celebrated patent BUR- Stone Com Mill sune,;o,
n 70 any thing of the Kind now in use.
together with every variety Of goods usually found in
:.ardware Store. and all very low. d9GmW
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-02
Albany. April. Il
CATITJ0N

Owing to the great success and immense sale of Dr. Town.
AhEsRs R have cG%msnced making sarspsr Extracts
rally put up in the shaped bottles snd some Of Them
have stoen and copied orr sdyenemsn; they are only
Principal ONES, LIS Ekltss street. SUI Building New
norf kedng Co.. Stete sfreet Boston Dyott Sons;
9ss baapom "a Cohsn. Charleston; los South Pearl g.,
nD1y I'll Mc91w, Nafchsz-and By I'll the principal
StaS. Wet Iadin endthe Caaadas.
J. WRIGHT, HI Charrss strsst.
fs e tDo,o Aeons. Nov OFicana.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-02

% The canal boats from Easton, Pa, have
arrived at lphia-the first navigation of the
canal of the season.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-02

FIRE AT BosroN. Il arker's rolling mill and
warehouse was burned down on the night of the
22d. The loss is 100000, one.half insured
o. The British Government has ordered sur
vey of the Bay of Fundy-to commence this spring.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-02
New York Law Notice.

New York Law Notice.
A BM: Oakley HALL. Attorney and Counsellor
"A at Law, NEW YORK Cry, "a Member of the Bar OF
Louisiana. and late Resident OF New Oreans) Commits.
sioMer for the State Of Louisiana IN Nea York. -
II Ofoe-N0. 70 WALL street. mhX
FRENCH AND GERMAN
NHOSE who desire TO devote during the Spring and Sum-
mer months, time in the acquisition Of the Ger.
man French Languages will find a very pleasant oppor.
tuniZ by calling. in 1erpsehore street between Ptana
mhS CHRISTIAN BURGHALDER
Clothing Clothing. :. !. Clothing!
n. DARNETT-No 10 Camp street,
LAS now on hand, and is comtanty receiving, large
and nagn hcent assortment Of FINE READY
MADE CLOTHING-all of which being his own manu-.
facture enables him sell cheap any other establish.
ment of the kind the Southern country Gentlemen pur.
chasing for their and dealers wholesale, are
respectfully invited 10 call and examine for themselves the
following articles:
Super black cloth Dress and Frock Goats.
Fine and medium do. do. all coIor
Black, brown and olive Monterey do. and Sacs
Black and fancy Dap d Etc Sacs and D'Onay Goats.
Extra fine French Merino Sacs and PaletOts.
super fancy Linen Goats, Of every description.
Black and ooiored Spring Cashmere Pants.
Superior French Merno Pants.
White and Fancy Linen Drill Pants
Spring Tweed and French C0ttonade Pants.
India NahkeeB and Silk warp do
Super white Marseilles and Linen Vests.
Black Satin. Aerino. Cashmere Bombazine, and
Fancy Vests Of every quality and style.
mhl7 3m NJ. BARNETT, 10 Camp st.
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WWe Pledge.-I without reserve. s0lemniy ~ ~
Iy>$ pledge my honor a that VIII re,tner "
NJ make buy, SELL or beverage, any spr- ~
ttuous or Malt Liquors, Wine or Ciuer.xES
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL
Corner CIR Cd and NE " LETEE SITS. Ne,o Orleans.
VI'HIS fine Hotel is adyant eousy situated being in
Il front of the principal Steam and Fatboat IL
anS
ally The house spacious and comfortable and possesses
airy the table supplied with the best the market
furnish; the Bar will be supplied with the best Wines and
pense will be spared make the Commercial worthy of pub
lie patronage JAMES ROACH, Manager,
ola 6m Successor to JOSEPH e. BELL.
FELICIANA HOUSE,
Corner Of TCHO UPITO UL.4S and JULIA Streets.
vINHIS House has been thoroughly repaired and fitted
up in good and is open for the reception A
of BOARDERS. The subscriber respectfully olicits a
share of public patronage.
milo 6md&W JOHN HOOVER, Manager.