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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-04-27

R. II. Mccall, CarrOlltoU.
w. w. Emsley, MecItanicstown,
James Huston,
L. D. Mix, Minerva.
J. r. Couch, Waynesburgh
S. A. Highlands Harrisburgh.
6TWlLLIAM LYON, Wholesale and retail
Agent. Wesville, Ohio and sold by one Agsn
in almost every town in the U. States.
March ~, lS4e.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-19

AMERICAN THEATRE.-The bill of performances
al the American tonight is such as will be sure
10 attract large audience. The eper-delightfnl
Heron Family, who have now become such decided
favortes with the New Orleans public, will appear
in some of their best pieces. The thrilling drama
of the 60 FLYING Dutchman " is the first piece on
the bill 1t will be succeeded by the &c Young
Widow after which Musical Clio; to conclude
with the Irish Lion y in all of which the Heron
Family will appear. There will also be dancing
by Miss Heron. Such q combination Of attractions
cannot fail to bring Numerous auditory.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-19
Ev Ew ORLEANS:
MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 49,

The WEATHER.-For She last three days the weather
in New Orleans has been the coolest experienced many
On THURSDAY night had alterations of rain seet
and hail. and daylight the streets housetop and every
space coated with ice of the thickness of an inch
Since then Thermometer has been the freezing point
without ine'msson day night and even yesterday aer.
noon the ice of Thursday night still unthawed in the
perpetual shades. This extraordinary in Nav Oreans
Yet every in the of good health delighted
with the weather. and wish had two or three months of
the like every The sky is clear streets drywe dare
say cean-and exercise is delightful The ladies turn
their favorie promenadss ever, and
their bright rosy cheeks and quick and elastic STEP best
commitment the hyperborean vser.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-19

ST. CHARLES THEATRE.-T'his evening will be
performed the favorte play of g Virginius Mr..
Macready as Vuginius, Mrs Stuart as Virginia.
Mrs. Stuart, whose performances are always good
has truly excelled herself during the engagement Of
Mr.. Macready. The large audiences before which
she has appeared have truly appreciated and given
generous applause her successful efforts please.
We heard many excellent critics speak in the
warmest terms of commentator of her impersona-
ton of Julie de Mortimqr, in Buwers Richie
leu on Saturday evening last, and the play was
generally well sustained throughout, particularly
the characters represented by Mrs. Jones and Mr..
Norton Mr. Ryder was so SO, in Baradds Mr..
Vandenhof or Mr. Morton would have played ii
much better.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-19
ADJUSTMENTS.
AMERICAN THEATRE.

II. P Stage Manager.
K Third Night the unrivsed HERON FAMILY. Fifth
Night Of the FLYING DUTCHMAN.
TENHlS EVENING Monday, February 49, ls4gThe performances
Il Will wlh the Grand Legendary Drama FLY
ING DUTCHMAN; or, The Spur Of the Waters and the
Phantom Ship VsIderdecken, Mr. Eying Capt Peppercoa
Mr. Gnsrson Estse VanHeim, Mrs C. Pope Lucy with the
song Of Return t my Love Miss E. Petrie AFTER which,
he lagghabIe trce Of THE YOUNG WIDOW. Mlnieylla,
MIS- Heron an, Little gnes; Auril, Miss Fanny "A
fANORlIE DANCE, ny Miss }. LaForest. After which,
MUSICAL nLiQ: Dnet. "oh in the Silly Night N :
Heron and MI Fanny Ballad, from the Bohemian Gu
Miss Heron and Miss Fanny Irish Comic Song, The Low
Back Car MIS- Heron THO, Rosa Lee and Stop Dat
Knocking Miss Heron, Miss Fanny AMI Lrrle Agnes To
Conclude with the avodte Farce Of THE IRISh TUTOR
Terry O'ROurke Miss Heron Rosa, Miss Fanny Heron
81 Due notice will be given OF Mr. BOOTHS appearance
10 Tuesday, Fourth night If the HERON FAMILY
t The Police Department Mr. s.
PRICE Of 8doHDress Circle rs cents ParqUee Second and
Third Tiers, 60 Cooed Boxes cents: Gallery, Is
TT Private Boxes and Seats he secured the B0zOce, be-
te hours OF 10 a. M and P NJ by applying TO Geo. s.
Stanley, Treasurer.
t Doors oper quarter before Performance VIII
at quarter past precisely fylg
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-19

A VETERAN-We had a call to-day from James
Mcdonald, who was born in Scotland in l749, and
is now nearly SO years old. He served through the
Revolutionary War, and is happy on his Sergeant
Majors pension. He is returning from visit
to his descendants in the Western States, travelling
alone, and is active and alert as man of no.
Albany Euening Journal, 7h
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daV for Tie Crescent bV VINCENT WILLIAMS,
Proprietor Of the Lafayette Sock Landing Hotel.
LAFAYETTE, Feb. 18.-Auived, steamer .J0siqh Lnao-
with so Reeves Fashion, with 50 Beeves and go
Sheep THERE'S alteration in PriceS-Beef LIST
class 7c I'd do 65sc Cd do. 45sc. D tb; Hogs 3afdD
&c % ID Sheep s3GD475 q head Mich Cows, $4,000
q head Hay, s14D15 o ton Corn, 45D5Qc. 9 busbel
Oats, &c. D bushe Bran, 60G070c o 100 b Oilcake
81 D 100 b.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-19
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE.

CRESCENT OFFICE.
Monday Morning. Feb. IS, 1849
COTTON.-The constant upward tendency of freighti
has checked the demand for Cotton and prevented that i'm
pOvement in prices which expected from the recen
favorable European per Niagara The sales Of
Saturday barely 300 bales, rates. though
yet without any quotable decline.
EEw-oRLEANs CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior 45sf05l4 Mddng Fair. 6G46I7
MiddIing SS t;ood FAR nGR T
Good Mddlng.. .6s665s Good and Fine. nominal.
TOBACCO.-There some buyer, in market, and
100 hhds disposed of follows 50 hhds (od crop)
A Selections 45 at 81, and at 81: II Re-; % hhds,
% A. at and r. at g. and hhds., A. ~ So and r.
at &c. . ID.
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs.-susar continues in good
request and prices for Common to Prime rather higher
than Friday Sales 500 bids. at 31aD3ss for Common
and 3s4Ec. for Far fully Fair bout 500 bb!s. Mo
asses sold at 1SD20lc the latter being extreme
price for the bet.
FLOUR.-We could hear of no transactions worth re-
porting. There IS seme inquiry, bat buyers willing
to give the asking price for Ohio in aboat which "a so
q Dbl.
CoRN.-There is a steady export demand for Corn and
about eoO sacks were sOd including 1900 sacks White
@ $500 do at 81 1000 do Yellow 49, and'a larger lot
be delivered alongside ship at a fraction 40c.
PROVISIONS.-Pork is still lower and we noticed 100
bbs Mess sold at slo so. and 100 do Prime at 50 5Obe
sides 1910 bbs Mess "a day nce) for delivery within
thirty days at about the The last sales of barrel
Beef were at sl3 25Dl3 50 for Mess and $40 for Prime
win sales oil frme al b. o. DO.
and 2S bb Choice Con the Leyee) &c. also 105 kegs
Fair at &c. y h.
SALT200 sacks Liverpool Coarse sold at 75c and 1900
do. to arrive at the same.
WHISKY.-A lot of 100 bbs Rectfied sold Con Friday
EVENING" allie.
LEAD.-A sale of 285 pigs Upper Mine. at 81 131z q
100 fbs
EXCHANGE-Steringd dull at 7G08 p CT pm. New
York so dov Bills 1slGD2d 2 ct. dis
FRElG -Fnm-CottOn-to Liverpool I'D. in Ameri-
and fraction less British vessels Two ships taken
for New York at 81 371l for Pork.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-19
OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
Garner of Pordras and Baronne Streets.

S. p STiCKNEY. Proprietor
MIR. THOS MUM, Ring Master. Mr.. W. WORRELL, Clown
Last Week the celebrated EqUestan LEVI j. NORTH and h
extraordinary horse TAMMANY.
TEtHlS EVENING, Monday, Feb. 9The Programme will
4 Of Grand Entrees Pastoral ANtmande Fancy
Dances Dashng Equestrian Acts, Feas OF the Gymnasium
Comic Aerpece Magic Cord Performances Pictorial Postuf-
ings and operate Gems by the Tepschoean sleed Tamln
comprising unequa,d and splendid OLO OF MAGNItl-
CENT ENTERTAINMENTS.
sE- Doors open o'clock performance commence al O'Clock
admission Dress Circle cents; Second Tier, 25 1919
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-19
Succession de Alex. Logan.
PAR BEARD, CALHOUN & co.

I'm orle honorable E. A. Canon iuge de Ia
" SecUnd Cour de District Ia Nouvele Orean date
isnvie 1872 vendu lie q eVrer midi Bouse s. Louis,
direction De James Davern,
e1andre Logan, Ia prrpriete sulvante,
UN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE les authorizations
sly dams Ia Second Auncpalite,
cite 50 peis de face de Lafayette proon
deur De 81 piels pOuces ct lignes.
prnprete Camp Maya
ouse James Vital, jusqU'au Ter ayn, 1880
Condiuons compliant.
sCtG j. R. Esael pnhlic-
frais de l'acauereuI. fyl5 Ill
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-19

ORLEANS THEATRE.-Th,s evening, for the first
time this season, the charming ballet. in two acts,
8 Aimee, the Oriental Dreem,'' will be PLAYED
by the Monplaisir Company. Previous to which
the new vaudeville entitled % N1oustache - will be
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-19
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.


Seventh night Of Nj. MACEEADY who VIII appear bis original
character Of VrPnins.
TES EVENING, Monday, February be performed,
KnOwies's Play Of MUS. yrgnius, Mr.. MasTesdy
clude with a KISS IN THE DARK. MIR. PeIbone, Fuller.
ls- Doors open past G. and
t- Tickets and places may had application Mr. j. p
BAIY between the hours O'Clock, tylg
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-19
ORLEANS THEATRE.

rENHIS EVENING, Monday. February 70, lSl9-W he pre-
send for the first time this the charming Ballet IN S
acts entad l. ALMEE, The Oriental Dream which MT
Mrs Monpais and the whole company, apIegr...
Previously, MOUSTACHE, Vaudeville III
Tuesday, February 20-Eg the engagement Mr.
sy,- Perfonnances 10 commence at 81 O'Clock. bIs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-19
SALES AT AUCTION.
Succession of Alex. Logan.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN 81 co.

]. A. BEARD, AuctiOneer.
TUESDAY, February q, at y o'cockWi
the st. Louis Exchange Of this city by aI pursuance
order Of Hon. E. A Canon Judge of ths Second
New Orleans dated 26h OF January 1872
Davern Esq., Curator Of the Alexander Logan
the following described property, viz
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the improvements
thereon, situated the Second Municipality,
so feet front Lafayette depth So
inches ard lines.
TIE property situated between Magazine ree
and Is leased 10 James Vital, until April |, l650
Terms cash.
Act before : R. Beard, Notary Public at me expense Of the
purchaser. fyl5 liz
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". ORLEANS BAZAAR and AUCTION MART
Cnrnar of Peg nInn and C lRnNnELEI streets
WANTS.

WANTS.
WANTED.
= GOOD STOUT DUTCHMEN WANTED TO go to
- Johnson Saw MIL tue Lake, to engage in
ryng SAW LOGS OF The brush and mud. TO
place where teams get them haul them
Mill There is one Dutchman there that carried log
that made 1900 feet of lumber half mile through the thick
brush and good deal of mud without stopping once We
would like the other tive We to be Just the Apply
the Agent of the employers the Carolon Hotel. In
Guire for P. F. JOHNSON. fig
WANTED IMMEDIATELY
THREE OR FOUR COLORED SERVANTS for
& Walters at a Hotel. Slaves accustomed to that business
preferred Apply the Crescent City Hotel of Gus
tomhouse and Front streets.
FOR RENT-To a good BARBER, a Shop under the
Hotel. For terms, ETC.. apply as above fy5
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second Municipality Building Lots.
To close tie succession of the GRAvIER" Estate.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN d co.

"WEDNESDAY February 81 ocock-Wi be sold at
w Banks Arcade the following Real Estate beong
the estate Of " Gr1vier,''
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, in the by Paul,
Gronde Hevis and Peiat Streets being per plan
deposited Office Theo Guy, N. p measuring each
front S. Paul street, by depth 1903
streets and bargu"es are paved and paid for.
2. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND the said plan, the
square bounded by PoydrHs Pedo Paul
being No. and measuring 30 Poydas
80 feet inches lines the ns by 10 feet
quotes made ID
;. TWELVE LOTS GROUND in the SQUARE bolndel bv
Graver Common Bolivar and Bertrand Streets being lets S. TO-
o. % %, "a and 2 plan drawn
aboyensned Noarys Office Lots and front
Common by 1870 feet deep Lg 10 land II
street, depth 22 feet
inches Lots 49, 90 and q each 30
street, depth No. feet
lines Gyer and 100 feet depth and
Bolivar Lots 49, "a
Is each 81 inches Bolivar
depth inches and lines The properly fronting GraTer
and Common paved and paid for.
quarter cash. balance att, IL and IS months credit,
for mortgage the property per
nun if puuctualy paid.
before Theo GuyoI N. P, the expense Of the
purchasers. fyi2, Is, IA, l9, 90 q
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-19

THE POLICE COURTS. a single arrest was made
yesterday by the Police of the city, for offence gEaver
than that of being drunk OF disturbing the peace
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-19
STEAMBOATS,.

UR I e tfass NNsoTN n FsR l2 4
| y burg.-The fine pasSen ger steamer JOHN 80 =
hDhM ssa M . Js1s s511s is TsssS,9s
apply 0 aYbE teSSt5i asf St
| pressly for the Cincinnati trade. fiji
Y I S Ieqr s N MONDAY AZ Feb. 10 a P NJ.
r. CiNGl a NIL Louisville WhSeesng and Pitts
t 4a%oooK P W ill., ;ss , JoaN -
feeG and viii leave above Pundn allyn FeT 7Fe'EfI Or
M apply on 3 G 0GEsB fs YWhs Pcy % a st
E6R LIE cinqinnat Wheeling, and Pitt:
,PseS5 sff IN Y fi:lf
ea ana CsP H Sedan al sDSo now R o
ing accommodations apply on board Poydras
| HYDE & OGLEsBY. IL Poylras street..
~ BIIhe GLIin Yeatman is very light draught ant w
fGgS Ss1 ASsa INST Esassve pct
za5s %s:s9 ffS sa3s sbs7s
freight or passage having unsurpassed accommodations
OO'1 0ppHHfYf HYDE o GEE 70 poydas st.
Nb This boat was bnt expressly for the Louisville trade.
FOR GfScISNAFi LOUISVILLE VIII Wheeling s M and Pitts
UNITE D" sT nla fPsnd Hu ph G.fS
we'll master receiving freight, and viii leave -
as above For freight or passage having unsurpassed
TO- N'' HYDE { 0GLEsBY, Il Foy dHsI st. u
j
Paducah. Smthlsnd, etc. fyI9
s9~ IT, keGgs WEDNESDAY, Feb. 81 at P. pos
FLOR LOUISVILLE, Cincinnati, Evansville, etc.-The
6% s 4RA NJ pTo5WaRass1 c R1.,fRSst
Peace sPo; nov W, eeeEEng [egh and will
PIG apply Fl board S2RG P9yda ov street or to
n. The Hiram Powers draws only Is inches. Snip
pers and passengers may rely on her reaching her destination
~ To Isags WEDNESDAY, Feb. 81 at p.N.pos.
L etczrhe new: saunch, light .draught ~ =
l Hs3 Sc sAM SaP VsP DasP
or e te aRR YE e 91sS the T.
~ The Uncle Sam takes freight for Memphis ETC fy19
az~ To leape WEDNESDAY, 2lst at NJ, pos
EOR MOBILE, Cat the New Basn,) Montgomery. We
9f ns% s:s%s1 4 }oG5HPS EEy
above For freight apply board at New Basin,
lO fyiS una street, HYDE oGLEsBY IL Poydas St
'Sr' pHYs s.G at s. % ocioef fD M and fAi
FOR MOBILE, from the New Canal and Pontchartran
P Fs!s5t by | Il n SsT RS Sros
boat MOBILE, W. O. Sutton, master, Quilt expressly
Canal above landing at the Pontcbartfan Railroad for
passengers BY the o'G s M train IN Of ears
Though Bills Lsding at p cents per Dbl
til O'Clock, P, H., the day OF departure.
For freight or passage having unsurpassed accommoda
ia5i Il tfD-' - wINGATE & Brennan, AZ Poydras St
FOR MoBILE-DaILY Q. S. MIL LIVE.
afTuaa The spleSdd low pressure afy@ns.
- - CON, Caps. R. A Hem, aEslzzz=s=As
G6AaIvFG9 1s IA, Cap G. l. Reynolds and JAMES T.
for the Lake Trade with superior accom- modatons Che
M W the Rosa BABY aans
The week on he arrival at the Lake ha pa O'clock
y ap F OF Ess ana Of ne cars on
iaa j. r. GEDbEs agents LOB io Bank Place
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Cleared Saturday:
Steamship Globe, Eey, Brazos st Jago Harris g. Morgan
Ship Prentice, Taylor, Baltimore, C.J Meeker
Ship Palmyra Byrnes Boston, G. w. HynsOn
SNIP >'e'I' .'''''Ds' VIM H. oaenssndt
Bar Ba s iRs sse ch'n eWn
Brig Thu, Radoyich. Hayana, Jno. Iexander
Brig Imperial, Beaman, Norfolk, Wills & Rawins
Brig H R. Hyer, Anderson, New York. Dewey & Co
Brig Irving, Robinson; Baltimore; Jno. Alexander
schr. Harah Hamilton Congh. New York, Dewey & Co
schr Sabine, Robinson New York, Leland & Mason
schr swan Pendeton, Noble, N'"""S' ''0ou Master 9@
sshr. Roam, Mclean, Apalach2oa. Fsrrior & MeCulIy
Arrived Yesterday:
Steamship Portland. Place. from Galveston, 18th
Ship Rappahannock, Gushing, from New York, jan 10Th,
to l.. H. Gae-EngIsh Turn.
o. g. schr. Mai Barbour. Arnet from Port Lavaca 10th
inst. 20 u. 8. Quartermsster-d my.
schr. VIM Bryan Norris, days from Attakapas, to Chas
Deake Co-2d my.
Schr Sarah-Point
California Reynolds FIN Mobile.
Viola, Dugas, I'm l.afOurche. 49,
Belle Isle. Lewis I'm ST Marnsvie-64 bales cotton:
Woodsman, Anknm, I'm Fort TOwson-53l bales cot'on.
Mohicau Irwin. fin Tennessee River-3l45 bales cotton
Fashion Anders I'm Louisvle-25 bales cotton
Uncle Sam. Van Dusen: FIN st. Louis.
Towboat Porpose, Phillips FIN the Passes.
Towboat Caledonia, Plnnegar, from the Passes.
BELow-COMING UP
Ships Neptune and Alkmar; two barks, unknown.
Memoranda
Steamboat Josiah Lawrence left st. Louis the 10th
inst Reports the weather very cold the Upper Mississippi
falling. with feet water in the channel TO Cairo.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-19

HERR ALEXANDER.-The great Magician will
give his last entertainment at the Armory Hall to-
night. If any of our readers have not seen him,
advise them to improve the opportunity while
they may.
OLYMPIC CIRCUs-A vast variety of entertain
ments will be seen at this house tonight, for par
ticuars of which we refer our readers to the adver-
tisement The great favorite equestrian, Levi
North, will, with his horse Tammany, depart for
the North after this week, consequently all who
would behold the greatest rider, and most sagacir us
animal, probably in the world, would do well to
avail themselves of the present opportunity.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-19
DAGUERREOTYPE.

ELECTRO-MAGNETIC PORTRAITS.
EpY the application of the above mysterious agent to De-
O gueeotype "a discovery of the subscribers the under
signed is enabled produce PORTRAITS of the most
superior kind in SINGLE sECOEDcatching the precise
expression instantly and fixing it ndeby upon the silver
plate s Those who wish retain in their families good
ILLNESSES of relations friends do moderate
prCe Rooms corner of Canal and Chartres ss-Entrance
No. Chartres street. [my3 lyl w. II. HUTCBiNGS.
MAQUIRE's DAGUERREOTYPE.
NJ would respectfully thanks for liberal patron
a. age bestowed him since he first had the honor OF
Introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into EewOrleans,
Eve year ago during which time he haa taken portraits
than any other person in the world His specimens
exhibited Ut the Fair in competition with Others taken By
the Rest operator from EswY0k and he awarded the
FEst Premium. specimens exhibited at his establishment
bat those taken By himself J. NJ the public that biz
portraits viii continue he what they always have been
the BEST. His long experience, and constant practice
the best Inducements DESTROYS of instruction the
beautiful art Genuine VogtandeT Cameras % per
cheaper than any in the city, al other articles the
Plates s2 per dozen SCoviis No for 90 G-guararted
hest plates made in the United Staes Cases 81 rs and
90 30; NewYork Cameras al 3ls.
E-W- Orders from the county promptly attended to.
s1S~ Entrance No s CAMP street mill IF
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TO BUILD Frs.
BUILDERS FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,

| No. 200 B.8ROJN.NE STREET..
Be'0een Heota and Glros Streets Second Nnn'etpaLy
4 Establishment very extensive and complete GsaA
eSey sesGP0a Of hsh end
| line, at the ioaoest market prices
Door Trimmings. Bel Pulls Front Door Loofs, and ali
kinds OF Fastening common as well as OF the most costly
p s1be faH's Gfss'' Marble
Fancy Iron Baiceniss, Railing: and verandahs. embra
0' iron rssfHrfffERs Bank Vault and Safe Doors
sf nRf iiSG G sa Squares and Parks to-
FRONTS, FOR STORES, with lion and Granite Col
umns furnished and set up complete at reduced prices
oina%enlal Cast lion Columns fer and Avn
e 5oD OF ana zs s,s5 Fys o Store SI DSs
and Folding Doors Sliding Door Trimmings. ofevey kind
F l2m B W y Set oeRs Be Pulls
Gallery Balls, Door Numbers and Pew Plates, Bell Levers
large and complete stock of best Boston NAILS con.
sny QS hand including 3d. fine 3d. 3d. lod Finishing,
oRooH rENE A MHdlEs G1AS ~ y ARE
a2 1t be 5 Of 6s "a Pr Finf
81 eS Sne 2 s ssfs n s0 fbs
shapes Assorted Crates for County Trade, D 90,
a'H sew II so large
sHM I'd PssMP5 5RE IS Camp St
oHooKEREEza o r Khr GhAz 81 WARE ETC.
blcs suRKs .t1a Ss n sSG3yA sGSa
and apah Vac and P o FISK S gShRp
families Hotels Steamboats,, &C. supplied at the lowest
t 000 s9M e. M00RE 81 Gs@p st.
sToVEs1 STOVES! SroyEs,!!,
WR sidrr Co.'S Patent Wood and Coal Stoves
bic for Halls, Bar-rooms, Churches, etc; 80
Eon5 hf GS sGSs 3' o1s;
franklin Stoves. for wood or coal
Furnaces Copper and Brass Preserve Kettles different sizes;
DIVER DIVER NOON o5HG' PATENT sH wei Pumps. g''
very general assortment Cooking Utensils and Kitchen
Bras. aRa B,san Gsfa s s and 10 %s
Bass, Britannia and Jaasnns d sRPittoons;
Hall and Steamboat I, L AN Of different sizes;
3s5 coT Io3 s SsPRs, n aTd t.
Buck & McCirans Patent Cooking Stoves;
Churchs Philadelphia Coal Stoves
My Own Patent Stoves, on the most improved plan to
burn wood or coal; Cooking Ranges
the most improved plan
R2s Ranss' FL T0ed o. coal sSa
English 5 Steak Dishes Covers and Stands
las " n H. DEVEREGX IS Tehou I%s fs It. f'
SUPERIOR HAVANA SEGARS.
THE UNDERSIGNED bess leave TO in. <xa,.
n
has received by the latest arrivals from Ha- STS1
!: !
vana a fresh supply of the CHOICEST HA. Hsk
VANA SEGARS such as h
REGALIA FRAGANCIA; SISN
:, INGENUIDAD: iES0t
LORD WELLINGTON; S~}
=. FIX STAR; kkAR
=. SEVILLANA. IA A.
cA Az sf Ct fes ilIa% %seb he DE- o.
fers the lowest price, together with Te6
very fine MILLARES. which he sells at IS
for so cents C1AED
OTTO BRIEDE. 54 Magazine street.
fyl0 3m In the Arcade Buildings.
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oARRIAGES!-oARRIAGBs

at EASTERN PIECES. at he Commission CAR
"A RAGE REPOSITORY. No. 6o g-EF -
81 CHARLES street, oppoSethe Com O. &C.
mercial Exchan geo hand and constant esSS~fES"
" receiying FASHIONABLE CARRI- AIS~---SsJ---
ACES of the latest styles direct from the manufactures
COACHES ROCKAWAYS, BAROUCHES BUG
GTES Sc Sc for style finish and price equal any in
market Customers invited to call and see for themselves
dS Sm H. s. SMITH. Sc st. Charles st.
NEW YORK SADDLERY WAREHOUSE,
SIGN THE BLACK HORsR HEAp. Is Canal near Camp st.
A NDREW G. BULL 4 co, Whoesa,e and "a
- Retail Dealers in Saddles. Brides MaLIg ssszSA
gales, Trunks, Whips Hogskins. SkIrting, sad
d,eTy Ware Gin Bands, Coach Trimmings and =. =,
Furniture OF every descrDtion, having fuh assortment OF
all articles in their line from their mandatory, enabled
TO offer to purchasers both style md prices, an
lnducement TO call on them, at Is Canal street. -
dN I'm iNURT,W G. BULL & co.