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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-26
PIANO FoRTEs AND MUSIC,

80 CAMP, old Stand Trio Doors from Graoier Street.
T'HE SUBSCRIBER keeps constantly Oh hand and for
- - sale on the most reasonable terms RHaR1
tIANO fORTES, from the factories oil 4&S
ue iEo. nuno an. oIark II Gale & Co, 1 Nv
FISCHER and Others, among which may be found some of
moe beaqiifd LEOLlANS, with Ives tunables reeds
n if HIIy gnarantiel. Also CARHART'S PROVED
nELODEONS; fine PaTor Organ, which can not be sur
passed Tor beauty OF tone finish These Meodeons are
very portable and can be packed small trunk which
makes them very convenient for ladies who are travelling
and cannot take their Piano Forte with them
GUITARS, FLUTES. VIOLlNS, VIOLONCEL.
4N57y Los, CLARlONETS. ACCORDEONS TAM.
$s at4 BORlNES, BANIOS, and other Instruments.
@ an ways Tyson on hand Huntius Herr, Gamer Bertni.
~ ton Books for Guitar, Violin Flute Accordeon
ana 9tne instruments. SHEET MUSIC received as soon
n from all the principal publishing houses in the
tended to- FL A. TYLER 20 Ca p,Umt Fly, at
by old 1s:s,s for sale low and viii receive
SNS Mus Vn @ the AMERICAN ARTS UNION OF
eaon SUBSCRIBER may De seen at his ROOM fy10W6m
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CHEyXpJ a. co being appointed Agents for a large
COMB Mandatory at the North, have always on hand
the best selected and varied assortment Of Si
TUCK TWIST and every other variety of COMB now in
use ever offered in this city, to which they would especially
invite the attention of the Ladies they will be sold at
manufacturers prices.
q Perfumery Toilet Soap. Ladies and Gents Furnish
ing Goods, etc. etc.
~ large invoice of Ladies and Gentlemen's STRAW
HATS BoNNEIS, etc Just received. which will be sod
by the case low to the Trade.
Country Merchants would do well to give us a ca II
before purchasing elsewhere
Jag 1md&1 INV J. H 81 co
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TNHE Subscriber has constantly for sale good assortment
Il of RICH & CO.'S IMPROVED PATENT SAIIA.
WANDER BOOK AND JEWELRY SAFES, embrac-
ing great variety of and patterns The capacity of
this article to resist both fire and burga has been
confidence Of the public in RICH CO.'S SAFES, is
period of years, including 635 this market Those
chants and Others who using the old styles of Iron Chests
have only to inquire of those who experienced their worth
essness at the fire in Chaes street, March, l847 and
previous occasions order 10 be convinced that they
thus subjecng their Books Papers. Money to great
hazard Orders for SAFES accompanied BIZ plans for the
interior arrangement will be promptly executed applica
ton to ISAAC BRIDGE.
fy3-lmd&W rs Magazine Street
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REMOVAL.

- REMOVAL.
SElH RON ss@oSss 'hs!I sSsss &c
om Nos - New New, L sN ea and 81 and 40
Nos So %nd 81 Ste "a 10 s Strs sa~ opposite
na
turers, full supplies of every description Of GOODS in he
On accommodating terms. Country Merchants Planters
Mechanics and purchasers geneay are requested to cal
portion of their stock on hand and atoat,viz:
800 tons English BAR IRON, roun square and fiat;
80 Do. Pennsylvsnia
. DO DO. len dos Boiler Iron;
5 Ss ssiP;zs49f Rods 81 SIS and a. round
goo do Sheet Iron, 10 26;
e DE- H HssG I'sa e =, irsn and az inch
go ts4s Sut fITs snd sf FIXES
Ts fATg S?:f Es? 3 t. ,so sheets.
1000 lbs Cast GsTHn shs V "a Bs sM STHEL REL
@ and 6ss 2R% Pae fs les:
Files and Rasps American and English LOCKS of every
Bnlt and Parliament Hinges WoodscIews
S Sr and of every esepton and pattens
Hsnd FaRs VII, f $ ss a3$ Iron Sast saws
Shovels and Spades, (Ames Woods 4 BOurland's);
Crown Louisiana, Carolina and Grubbing HOES;
Ok. Fifth, Breast, Log Halter and Coil CHAINS:
Iron. Copper and Brass WIRE;
Gun Locks and Gun and Pistol Flins;
Single and Double -barreled GUNS and RIFLES;
Corn, Coffee and Pepper MILLS;
Curry Combs, English and American;
Plated and Brass Strrups, Bits, Buckles ETC.;
Horse and Mule Collars Hall & King s PLOUGHS
LANES, Cart SADDLES and BRIDES;
Combs Paper Pens: Shoe Thread
and Shoe BRUSHES;
Tenders. etc.
IlNWARE, a full assortment;
Pocket Pen and Desk KNIVES;
lron-hande Knives and and Forks, and Knives only:
SCISSORS and RAZORS; Table Cutlery great variety:
Cork Butcher and Shoe KNIVES Angus Chises Gou ges
. &c full assortment;
Carpenters and Coopers PLANES and TOOLS, of every
description
Cotton Wool and Horse CARDS;
500 coils Vanilla ROPE, from 6thread to Finch;
Ivy 90 IaTred do; do do. do;
0AkUM, TAR, PITCH and ROSIN;
Sperm, hale Lard and Lnseed OILS
Spirits Turpentlne and Varnish;
1900 lbs. Pure Atlantic WHITE LEAD
l0,0D lbs. Brooklyn Nos. and White Lead;
w kegs Black Red and fellow PAINT:
IoV lbs Chrome and Paris Green 500 lbs. Verdgris;
. tons CASTINGS, assorted
LOU French Pots, assorted, l to 50 pnts;
MILL and GRINDSTONES; Sheet Bar and Pig LEAD
Lead fpe and variety of other articles too numerous to
men ION. Oct2 If
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NAVAL STORES TO ARRIvE

NAVAL STORES TO ARRIVE.
TNHE cargo of schooner Mary Augustus" daily ex-
i pected to arrive from Wilmip gton consists of
1862 barrels ROSlN;
100 do. PITCH
3l8 do. TAR
I20 do. TURPENTINE.
For sale by JOHN w. ANDREWS g. CO,
fyl2 81 Common street.
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MARTIN III. DEVEREUX.

Copper, Tin, Sheet-IrOn & Crate Business.
CRATES of Brass. Russia or Berlin Iron of any A
81 pattern q size 70 sait the Fire place 9, Msnel
NITURE in general. Kitchen RANGES, for w
Boarding houses or Hotels. COOKING STOVES, to suit
M II, D. Plain and Bronzed PYRAMID STOVES. TO
suit Churches, Halls. Public Rooms: Small do for Off
ces or Counting Ship and Steamboat ABOOSES
from No to 8, for coal or wood. STOVE-PIPEo of all
sizes, and put up. Bath Heaters Stills, Worms, Sugar La
dies, etc., on hand or to order.
NB-Builders and Others in want of Crates, Tin Cop
per Pipes or Cutters will find to their advantage to call
and examine the same
~ ALI REP AIRS promptly attended to at
fy1 If No. I6 Tchounito,YI,e No,u nrIaans
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

SMWgHZM PIedge.-I, without reserve, soemny %SMX2
SAX& pledge honor a that Will neither VA
SAG make, buy, sell, beverage, any Spir "a
Z1A1K5 iuous Malt Liquors, Wine or Cider. szN7lk
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EAIRBANKS,S

Patent Platform and Counter Scales.
INHE undersigned sole agents in New Orleans for the
l. sale of Messs. E.. & T. FAIRBANKS & co. -
Original patentee) ST. Johnsbuy, VT celebrated PLAT
FOkM SCALES, are prepared to furnish them at manu-
facturers' prices.
Counter Scales, to weigh from u o. to So lbs
Druggists do do do drachm to lbs
rhSnabs Platform Scales, do. 9O to PIG lbs
Iron Scales do $500 to 5000 lbs
Railroad Track Scales for weighing 10 TO IS TONS
- DO. Depot and Hay Scales, do. Ito TONS
The above particularly recommended purchasers as
superior to other article of the kind
rectnes and durability to which fact ample testimonials
can be furnished.
STARK DAY, STAUFFER & CO..
fy8 I'm d&W corner Canal and Magazine streets
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WATCHES, JEwELRY AND FANCY GOODS.

H. north of Gravier street, offers for sale good ~
Faced Gases Marble and Fancy Manel Clocks 60
Seals and Keys; Gold Pens, with gold and silver holders
Gold Pencils Thimbles, etc Bracelets. Brooches NeeAla
Lockets Studs Sleeve Buttons Bracelet Clasps for Hair
Gents Bsa and Scarf Pins in great variety suspender
Fine Silver CssoIs Cups Pitchers Tea and Table Spoons
Silver Plated Castors Candesticks, Waters, Trays, Ums
rfs FIFE NJ F FsS GS9D viz Rich Fans. pape Ma
and Wins sT Portfolios s Card Gases Rosswoo
Combs Silver Gilt and Silver Plated Bouqas Holders
Beautiful Vases patterns Reticules and Purses
CUTLERY.-Rodgers' Fine Pocket and Penknives. Ra-
PERFUMERY IN GREAT VARIETY-Genuine Fa
Cologne, Florida and Lavender Water, Fancy Soaps,
ETC. together with great variety OF Goods too numerous to
sIapge5s visiting the city invited 10 call and examine
stock OF Goods OF the best quality and will sell at the most
's JRWEfk kHye MsANUFACrUREp AND REPAIRED
at so, orders from the Country will meet with
p' fgiS s@ av"0n T. TYLER, 80 Camp street. o.
r w. M MON l No: d 4 CAqlRTRES.
direct from the Re 4mercan and f Manu- ~
factories H 1, sRTRSs iHa FsPTfi FL
"A ETC. and as cheap can be found :: 80 -
a. % the examination Of which buyer, are aspect
fully invited. Among Others, are the following
900 tons Swede American, and English Iron, assorted
o flat, round square Plough Plate. Boilers and Fpe.
Hoop, Band, and Nail Rods.
TO- Gg0 lbs BrazieIs' Copper. assorted-all sizes.
So boxes Loaded Pa!es l4x9o-for roofing;
20 RsAfs ss3 tine rss sf zac ETC.
1000 kegs Weymouth Nails, made to order.
Ovens, Spiders, Skillets. Fire Dogs, ETC.
500 dozen Collins, Roots, Davis. Simmons, and Hunts
200 dozen Ames, Rowlands and others Spades and
Shoves
6Oo coils Cotton and Manila Rope. Bed Cords Plough
200 casks OK, Log, Trace, and Halter Chains
oCo casks Cotton and Cane Hoes asorted-mo approved
5000 gallons best Winter Bleached Whale Oil.
l0C0 gallons best Sperm Oil.
200 barrels best Lard, Linseed and Tanners Oils.
Tar. Pitch Turpentiue. Oakum and Packing Yarn
loo King red Carey Ploughs assorted sizes.
200 Halls Peacock Ploughs.
Sad Irons Patent Balances. Brass Kettles;
Tin and Japanned Ware, Hook and Plate Hinges;
Sauce pan Handles Bucket Ears and Tinners' Rivets
Fry Paps smths Bslq >, A9ys and Vices
Wood Screws, Butt Hinges Tacks and Brads
Bride Bits Stirups Buckles Bed Screws;
Iocks-all kinds; Sliding Door Furniture Round Bolts;
Andirons, Gridrons, Griddles, Knives and Forks
FoGket Gey Sss p RazoIs Spoons Edge Tools
Corn, Grass. and Brambe Scythes SickIes;
Horse and Mule Collars, Hames, Blind Brides;
Bsn Band and Harness Leather, Shoe Thread;
Window Glass, Putty, Paint-all kinds
Cologne Mill Stones, Grind Stones Boiting Cloths
Powder and Shot, Bar and Sheet Lead Lead Pipes;
Stock Kettles
Saubs celebrated patent Burr Stone Corn Mill superior
- TO any thing of the kind now in
together with every variety OF goods usually found in
Hardware Store, and all very low. de- 6mW
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child has nsurable interest the life of parent So
single woman dependent her brother for her support
and education, has sufficient interest his life ene
her insure So husbands, sometimes insure the lives
their wives; and by recent statute in New York, il
made lawful for any married by herself and he
name the of third person. with his
trustee to to be insured for her sole the life
natural life and in of her surviving her husband, the
of the insurance becoming due shall be payable
and for her free from the claims of the repesen
tave of the husband of his creditors And
of the death of the wife before her husband the Of
the insurance be made payable after her DEATH to her
children, or their guardian for their use.
creditor may the life of his debtor to the
his debt, indemnity against the loss of the debt
and all information the plan of operations az.
pyt III. G. HEARTT,
10 Banks Arcade, New Orleans.
MoTT M D Bow SdS Con
B. STILLE VI D., No 3North St. opposite Lafayette
Square, Medical Examiner, New Orleans
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STOVES! STOVES! STOVESL!!
sd. WRIGHT l. cos Patent Wood and Coal Stoves

r. Sd WRIGHT & cos Patent Wood and Coal Stoves;
u Alright Stoves, most improved patterns sulta "a,
BILE for Halls Bar-rooms, Churches, etc; "a
Fancy high Coal Stoves, for Bar rooms. etc.; SIY
Common Stoves; nine and ten plate Stoves; 81
Franklin Stoves, for wood or coal
Furnaces Copper and Brass Preserve Kettles different sizes;
Copper Liquor Pumps Tin Pumps;
Oliver Moon 3 Patent We'll Pumps.
very general assortment of Cooking Utensils and Kitchen
Furniture, of Copper Iron and Tin Ware;
Brass and Britannia Lamps and Candestlcks
Brass Britannia and Japanned SpittOOns
Deed and Cash Boxes Tumbler Draines
Hall and Steamboat Lamps, of different sizes;
Britannia Tea and Coffee Pots:
Britannia Soup Tureens, of different sizes
Dish Covers; Copper and Tin NJ ensures;
Copper, Iron and Tin Tea kettl 81;
Buck e. McGran's Patent Cooking Stoves;
Church's Philadelphia Coal Stoves.
My Own Patent Stoves, the most improved pan to
burn wood or coal ; Cooking Ranges
American Alright Cooking Stoves, for wood coal,
the most improved plan -
Rotary Ranges for wood coal, of different sizes;
Ship Cabooses, of different sizes and patterns;
English Steak Dishes, Covers and Stands;
Cake Moulds Oyster Gridons Oyster StewpBns etc.
Jas 1y NJ. II. DEVEREUX, S TchOupitouas st.
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DEROSNE,S SYSTEM OF MANTTFACTuRINc.
AND Il IS N N n s ri q a ~ y

consequence Of false reports circulated BY unprncpled
paLahs IA well as Government officials tending de-
biy e ,y pHnc with regard to the availability and
a Ven as the unprecedented of DEROSNES
nnh; EN-, The subscribers feel it their duty to make the
pscaI M with the facts in regard to those points
ayi US availability will be seen by the list OF prices
anu success be Judged of by the following
mere a,e constantly employed upwards of (0O0) one
Derosne sons Thm making the apparatus in the shops of
couI nana al estates bT Enope the Egypt and
svsm c y.n ~ s'osne system In Cuba other
lifting mp one that will make $50 COO lbs Der dsy Nv He
rosnes system the largest in operaton VOL ID .t
year one hurdred and fifteen Gays making five millions and
hve hundred thousand pounds S26 lbs per a,v on M
no other fpe but bagasse for grinding the
lane ana making the sugar and 20 hands performed ali the
iaDor between the mill and png the sugar aveTarnr sI
lbs per hand. N0'i
we are prepared to furnish the apparatus fitted mn in
snd compact form that can be managed by any in
rnaRmnccEs CAPACITY PER Day. SPACE OcCUpIEp
rs 80 ~ ,S,W pounds IS feet square,
1900 90 IS'OO0 *
22,0Q 90 NOO x
on ssSAk KETTLES of wrought iron, various sizes,
'S4'Ass GA aaaa aHG 81 ;s 8 3 GsTR greet
ps''s"" Novelty lres Wsfks,
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TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS BUILDERS,
Oarpepfers, and all others inferesfad in Bull ding

.. TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, BUILDERS,
Oarpenters, and all others interested in Building.
nv P. KELSEY CO., STEAM MASUFAcToRY
ST. PAUL Street betpeen Julia and Gir0d sts.,
near the Protestant Cemetery fully prepared
execute order every description of work used private
other buildings, such as
Panel and Store Doors Mahogany Bausten
Rolling & Stationary Blinds Awnig Posts
window Sash, Gaps and Bases for Columns
window and Door Frames, Mahogany, Rosewood and
Mahogany Neweis, Black Walnut Veneering
IUkNING Of all kinds done to order.
BUILDINGS of every description contracted for. Su gar
Houses, Furnaces Chimneys and Machinery. with every
thing apperainng thereto complete, the best and most
approved plan. Drafts of Buildings and Machinery made
10 order. Stores shelved and Bars fitted up.
All orders addressed above will meet with prompt atten
uon Those who are DESTROYS Of building would do well
pO Mahogany, Cherry, Black Walnut, Cypress and
Eastern White Pine Lumber and Yellow Pine for buidn
purposes constantly on hand and for sale. o2l On
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$3.50 r e w ARD,

$3.50 WARD. a
'eNHE above reward will be paid by the undersgps
Il the apprehension and conviction of the person Or
persons harboring the mulatto girl MATILDA, 0A
TlLLA. Said girl is rather bright mulatto ab0ue3
feet or inches high 10 20 years of age stoH~
made prominent eyes, and sho IT nose turns her feet
walking, and appears frightened when spoken TO egn
she no doubt hai bored in of the houses OF bn
and have understood is requenter OF the colored
balls She assumes various DISCUSSES and names and e
represents herself to be Free or has forged pass 81,
be pad for her apprehension alone and lodging hn
Jail o. the city. GEO. R. BEAkp.s
la2I I'm Orleans Warehouse, 230 Magazine =
$40 REWARD "A
A ILL be given for the apprehension of the Boy ~
w who absconded from the subscriber on the zth ~
DECEMBER last. The boy is about IA yean of age, da1
grille complexion, high cheek bones rather gtbened
visage, and is sprighty and intelligent II
fy2 RICHARD TERRELL. Is and 2 Banks All
RAN AWAY. IL
TTNHE BOY DANIEL, aged about 30: complexion ~
copper color; feet 8or9 inches high stout baa. II
and Inclined to be bald. A suitable reward will Dc
paid for his delivery to -
ANCHORS AND CHAINS,
stsl ANCHORS, from 400 to 300 pounds; Isd
50 " ChAiE CABLES, from Ae " lnoe M
Aii sizes OF Nc above will be conssptlI -
gag ~ HAML, LOCKE, Sad tIenls IN
JAW Dswssa gastsmasns sso sA
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- LIME.
I(EE SAsAs Tbomaston Lime, landing from sehr. sa.
ss JOIN STROUD q CO., us Common St,
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E. J.. COM II, Professor o.
SPANISH LANGUAGE

No. Is Exchange Alley, near the ST. Louis Exchange
DRIVATE LESSONS given during the Day or Night
L TRANsLATIoHs from English. French, Portuguese
Italian, into Spanish French, Spanish Italian POrtu
guese into Eenglish done at shortest notice. fy6 en-
CLEVELAND
WAITE r. @ URE ST ABB IL M N
FTHE Subscriber has erected in the immediate vicinity of
l. CLEVELAND, Ohio. large and spacious Build 80
for the accommodation OF Patients who Ezssm
feel disposed e make praGtiea, RGIcscn OF the
HYDROPATHIC or WATER CURE Treatment, under
the favorable auspices for the removal of Disease
The Water at this Establishment pure, soft and
abundant; some of the Springs are very cold-one, in
which the thermometer stands at $50 Fahrenheit, in Sum
The best and most experienced German Nurses in
attendance All Patients required to furnish three Com
forters two large Wooden Blankets two Cotton
Shirts coarse Linen Sheet, that may be cut with
pieces Of Linen Cotton for Bandages, and six Towels
The subscriber intends, the location of his establish.
ment second to in the country to have the rtputa
tion second to
Patients should bear in mind, that the restoring of
health will be the qua with him. it shOuld be
the great desideratum with them. Everything else should
be made subservient to that great object.
All communications must be postpaid
7. T. SEELYE, M. D., Proprietor.
Cleveland, Ohio, 1S49. fg16 3m ltW
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NEW ORLEANS SEED STORE AND HORTI-
CULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
No II CoMMoN (!oRNER or TCHOuPITOULAs STREET.
CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE.

T. MARSH DENMAN & Good stand, 81 and 80
COMMON Street, nearly opposite Verandah Hotel.
WE have of the largest assoments Of Carriages in
w this market-Comprising COACHES, Coaches,
ROCKAWAYS, BAROUCHES BUGGIES, GIGS,
TlLBU RIES, and Telegraph BUGGIES, WF1& s.
New jersey, which guaranty. Pur- ExNT
chasers requested to call and examine w q
stock and learn prices, which lOo and terms
Favorable ALSO
A general assortment of CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS,
AXLES, SPRINGS, &C., for sale ct .Manufaetursr.s
Prices DE- 1td&6mW
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n- shall die hero,'' said the coal when ii
was being consumed, for shall mix with the
ashes of tie crate -
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CARRIAGE MANUFACToRY.

CAhf11GTl IM1aN U ~ LII :. :. p "a rorv G,o
mon street. has induced US the last summer cS
to erect large building expressly for manu- EHS0V8
featuring and repairing CARRIAGES. -XX-ss-S.sS-
We have of the largest Shops IN the oonthern
and the best of materials build style OF carnage TO
order and guaranty them two used N tne c9pnfy
ING CARRIAGES and restore them almost to Their
out and useless We will pay eight Carriages sent Us t9
We vii! also keep hand an assortment 1 NEM s
low Old Carriages taken in trade for New ones We n
vite the attention of those wanting NEW CARkl
Repository and Judge for themselves at the Corner Of
CRATER and 3RO.NDELEI' Streets next door to
the Office of the Commercial Water Works. rear OF the ST.
f., d5 6m MATTHEWS & DENMAN.
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90 M Lamartine has forwarded to the French
Consul at Boston, a letter in acknowledgment Of
the address of the citizens of Boston, adopted at
Faneul Hall some time since.
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CLAssrcAL.-Before leaving Troy, King Meme
laus offered his daughter as victim to the gods, IN
order to win propitious breezes for the voyage home
We are reminded of this in modern society, when
we hear some matchmaking parent sacrificing bis
daughter to raise the wind.
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New Orleans Seed Store

And AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,
FEE s' GoM 81 5Sfstg'tS e. street,
ME subscribers have just received from Wetbersfeld
socH hs sss sm and
NYURoots, Towering Shrubs and Plants, Fruit -
SNST1ees, Horticultural Implements and Books ever
for
Market Gardeners Merchants Factors. Planters and off
GERS of boats rely having their orders promptly
eHsaaff and every aff 5sMisFFos CO.
oaootz5 81 A AER sEhS5Y ARE,
M MERCHANTsp and Ci byT RsaaI!s,s cT
o ss
shapes. Assorted Crates for Country Trade.
aO Dsbsnt GsSSS FL The Mexican market large
ssM PsofMn 56RE Camp st.
oAooA o II kkrAf ia - e AI' e''
IL s4ss .1se S 4 sGs
ana SsPa1 WaIs and f HoGsE F FTRNsHiSd u
Families, Hotels Steamboats, &c. supplied at the lowest
d RSss Goods M Fl cfun,yS Gs@p st.
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE co.
No. II WALL STREET, Ne1 York.
THIS COMPANY completed its third year the LIST day
of May last, at which time the surplus amounted to
$500 S. showing amount business unparaeledin
Dividends OF profits are decla annually upon all life
policies, which have settled wo or more premiums the
can be made available at once he Of Of
their amount, where the party has paid his premiums in full
are and pa f pc
If they prefer. their Individual notes for half the
annual premium upon which they will be required to pays
Statement Of the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Conn.
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MAGNOLIA TEMPLE OF HONOR, No. 6-Located at Shreve
port. La. ~" No list received.
PRoyIDENcE Temple OF HONOR, No. LOCATED at
Lake Providence. ttH- No list received.
BAsTRoP TEMPLE Honor, No. S-PariSh of
OHachitG. eIf5N No list received
LOUISIANA COUNCIL, No 1T. S. AND :. TEN
liars of T-Niees every ether Wednesday evening
Temple Hall, $50 Canal street
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF RECHABITES -
Meets Sunday at II o'clock Pelican Hail. until far
tharn
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,AKNESS AND PAIN IN THE BREAST

PHILADELPHIA, June g. 1851 feel free to recommend
Dr. Daviss Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar from my ezpe
of its beneficial effects in my have be
for some past subject attacks of splitting of blood A.
tended with weakness of the breast and uneasy sensation
Last spring. having attack of it, was recommended w
acquaintance who had been cured by Dr. Davis Syrup
to try it, did So and relieved by ii in less than o
bottle Its apparent good effects were immediate
JOHN F. DRAM, Ladies' Shoemaker, 70 Raeh