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OhRRIAgE MANUFAOTORY.

EHE Patronage that has been extended q Us So very ne
3 rally he ias yeafs. while on Tom y
mon stFset has induc5d ~ the last sumner
TO erect large building expressly OF manu- ~
featuring and repairing CARR AfftiS. ~
We have now one Of the largest shops N the southern
County aud are prepared with good NoIthetn woikmeh
and the best of MATERIALS to haid style OF TaSge %
DrdeT AMI gnaranY them tVo ii used 10 the county
we are also better prepared than ever before oi
ING CARRIAGES and Gan restore them almost to thelr
o1ihsl beauty and Durability although apparently worn
ont and Useless We viii pay freight on Carriages sent rs g
feDar We viii also keep on hand an atsoi 1ent ~ = z W
and SECOND HAND CARRIAGES, which Will re e sod
low old Carriages taken in trade Tor New oges w n
OF their old ones repaired to cat a. our qhataelog sn9
Repository and judge lo themielys at me So,asr g
s Olos Of ths Comg8Iaal Nasf Wofas sssT o. lhs s.
Vs sSss ~ li' Ss s 12AqrHuWs ngAMag,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-04

ELECTIVE JUDIoIARY.-In Michigan, at the
election in November next, an amendment propo.
sed to the constitution is to be submitted 10 The
people, requiring the Legislature of 1850 to provide
by law for the election of Judges of the Supreme
Court, Secretary of State, Auditor General, State
Treasurer, Attorney General, Superintendent of
Public Instruction, and Prosecuting Attorney, by
the people; the Judges of the Supreme Court 10
be Ineligible to any but Judicial Office during the
term for which they aEe elected, and i0f one year
thereafter
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DAGU ERREOTYPR.
IEAqUIRE,s DAauBRRBorYpr.

H. would respectfully return X for the esl sor
d ggs bestowed him since be mt had ths honor oil
Introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NeWCJTean
Eve yeaIs ago, during which time he has taken portraits
than any other person in the world. Ha SpauEenf wen
exhibited at the Fair, cgmpeto1 With othefl taken ~
the bsf operator from New YOTk and he awarded nc
First Premium. No specinens exhibited 81 his esahihnsEi
bat thcas taken By himself J. M s4sunsG the pnbr that hi
pOraifs viii continue to be what thsT always have besH
the BEST His long eIpereAce and oOnstat pTaecs
the bet Inducements pelEens daOua Of instruction iR hl
beautiful aft Genuine Vggflandef C8mefa 20 per cent
cheaper thin any IN the city d other acos the
Plates at 80 per dozen sooEis No. feT ~
the best plates made IN the United Stafos Ca5aa ~ %
S3 30 NgwYoft CameraE Al e18.
-" Orders from Tie country promptly attended
~ EntFauee No. CABIF street..
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POINT Err, B.4LIlWIr COUNTY. J9L-4.,
HAVING been lessed by the uHdsfEigned, VIII Dc -
II n the first Qf .lHne. for the entertainment
Of TRANSIENT and PERM ARENr GU IasI $50
This establishment beautifully located the east sae q
MOBLK Day, about midway between Mobile ana tbs tuI
Of Mexico. The water at this point beng Gi1ags eegr
ShOre,) ndhEyDg finn Wkite land bottom renoen thh
place particularly attractive for Ses-5 bathing.
Blus-sh P0mpan0. Sp1Hsh Mackelei, and All 0tie. A.n
peculiar this latitude abound in the fHaedate rle.sn
of the Hotel NeVar-fanR Springs, a enNsnlent On
tanee furnish abundant supply OF ~ Re W AT -,
The building entirely font to the soalh
of go feet and affords ample accommodation for ~ nets
sons, The oOms are large and airy
A safe and comm ofous steam vessel VIII Ply oey beeea
Mobile and Point Clsar-Passage 50 cents. !,
The rate or Board will be sac per eek payable IN ~
Beeklg Deductions made i0r families remaining ne
season. Communications this subject addressed to the
undersigned, at Mobile, viii be promptly attended 70
Mobile Ala. May II, ls;s ayis sm Lessee.
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New YoRK PoLITIcs.Z Tammany Hall has
issued the following resolutions, declaring deter
mination not TO coalesce with the Free-soil men,
without reprobating that issue:
ResolUsd That we look upon every attempt to engrat
the question Of Slavery Of Anti Slavery on tbs doctrines
OF the democratic party eminent dangerous to the
senoe both of the party and the Union that while we
regard slavery evil and should regret It's extension yet
e democratic party ought not TO prescribe faith Tor It's
members on the sutjsot while under Government,
some Of the states OF the Union encountered With slave
population, and others free from it, the united democracy
me hatlo5 cannot have common faith on such ques-
uOh' ne democratic party is neither pTOevery nor an
party It leaves its members, North and South,
t 5nu vest to entertain their opinions, and to act
question. -''os St 800 ~
Resotped That we will not BECOME parties to any treaty
lot what called union with body of pre-
~" e.3oIss OF spurious organization and that il
they. as individuals support the pfineisS masSnTe AM
organization Of our party rT' W
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oARRoTLToN HOTEL.


FVHE undesigRed respectfully inform the public that they
u have inat taken the 8hOve-Tae nilonsl estaplisn -
nent with the extensive GRFcens, lea Pm Aiels
Billiard Room, Ice Cresm saloon, etc. etc. appell
thereto and after thOIOUg hy repairing the Wne aAa
making very considerable improvements theuin they as
now pFspaFed 10 receive and enm0oate telnaeh
TEanSient Baadsfs. 1t amos useless 70 expatee on l
numerous attractions to be found on the GaiIot9n dose
Gronnds asuhuTban place Of tanInent the eata
lshnent second in the south. possessing "a q
does almost urfvaled SCENERY and the aGticia hepe
Gardening IA he production OF fruits and hQe 2e sueh
as are no where be found in hs vicinity Of New OEean
As place Of Temporary Tusicat0nesa retreat nom t
noise hustle ard cares o. city hist mss more than oid
nary notice from the VisIleE.
The undersigned abprse the the pablo that their Lae
will always be found well supplied with the chooeat 9aa
ties Of Cane Fish ETC.; and they have laid m nnst
ssOTed stock Of Wines and other auors they can
Dinuer SuppeE Cance RepSs, to pnVsls paius' ~
the shortest possible notice. -. IA;
The undengned therefore heltsf themselves hiL e see
ton 10 their own as4dBoBs efforts 70 please me 9aa u
the location. is saubToQs almoslhers ths es a st
may be had TO their n Ielteeu
the CaHntOn Holsthe most desirable o. All
for the citizens Of lew Oraans, a ,SuAaDTnR
~ For terms Of Board. etc, inquire Al the fea,en
dp9 n CHAA. NAAAnlA-A.
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PLEADING MINoRITY.-The United States Off
GERS in New York, appear at length to have found
means for putting a stop to the numerous frauds
committed under the g Baby Act" by boys enlist
ing in the Army, and then getting their friends to
procure a discharge in proof of minority. John
Deigham was arrested by the Marshal Immediately
after he had been discharged by a Judge of one Of
the Hall Courts as under age. The charge is OBJ
tanning money and clothes from the recruiting off.
GERS By false pretsnces. The prisoner was commit.
ted to await an examination.
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A WHIPPING CAsE.-A gentleman of Washing
ton City gives an account, under his own sigma
ture, in the Baltimore Clipper, Of castigation in
Hicted in a curious way upon a person who had
sought to force himself upon the acquaintance Of
the gentleman's daughter by writing anonymous
letters, appointing places Of interview. The enter
prising young man was invited, in the name of the
young lady, 70 visit the house, where, by previous
arrangement, spectators were present, and the
young lady and her mother both beat him with
cowhdes, his escape being prevented by the by
ISLANDERS. Probably he deserved punishment for
his impudence, but the ladies who took so active
part in the brutal exercise, could not have had
any very refined sensibiliIiea TO be wounded.
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EPISCOPAL SYNoD.-The Bishops Of the FIVE
British North American dioceses will meet for the
first time, on Ascension Day next, at Halifax. 1t
is probable, as this is the first Episcopal Synod of
the Colonial Church, that its principal business
will be the formation Of general rules canons for
the government of the church in tie respective
dOceses
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AGRICULTURAL INVENTION. - The Memphis
Enquirer states that S. s. Rembert of that place
has invented machine for cutting wheat, thresh-
ing, tanning and bagging it in the field, without
the application of manual labor, except to drive a
horse and change the sacks when full
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1eIaE VEAToFHs. IEYHEI.IsY. e.

o. a. ~ LEX g GIMP 81, has con1antIy q hapdi
"a. and is receiving by every arrival, Gold ~
Lever Duplex and CylindsT WATCHES Of al 80.
- :, go the best maker Aso-Fob, Vest - s.
80 l1lss and Guard CHAINS, SEALS eleAsts1
S<@S ~ aud EYS, in every variety. Gold Pens,
Pencils Thimblss Buckles, Gc Fine Bracelets Brooches,
Necklaces Rhg8 SDvefwars, Spoons and FOrEt, Ladies.
Casto Cups, PitoherH Trays. Plated Cazon, TeasettS,
C,andlescks Uns Tieh Fancy Goods Inbints fine Per.
% neOuB 70 mention Als0-SP ECTACLES, with Gold,
Silver Shell or Steel bowed al1es and GaEse1 Of every
knd--Eye PrOeoOIs, ec., etc, eonalanty hand, and
cited to suit the eye at short notice. Ms
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Auanat HIaotiona.

Elections for Members of Congress were held on
Thursday in North Carolina and Tennessee, and on
Monday next in Kentucky, Indiana, Alabama and
Texas The following is List of the candidates
in the different Districts;
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CORNER CUsTQJfffOU SE AND FRONT S9iSs
NAfAlsl be Openedtnf The reception Of BOAHDEab
w WEDN ESD Az tisnuaTy 3. l849. Wei far go,
nlEhed ROOMS for Families and Ingle Gsntamsn.
TAHLE--ths h7st the market vii afford. -
The above est1bshmeut hgE 5aea built By the
expressly lof the Accommodation Of city and f1nsisnt oor
city and 20 ainz vii = spsrsd u render tkose wis nHg
stop with him comiortahe
Faithful and attentive SERVANTS.
arseaa.Buale Of the Kind
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TCHES-JEWELRY.

M Il. MEY ER, No. 100 C1MP street., Watch. 80
tfl, maker aud dealer in IEWELRYt GOLD va
PENS FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. = 20
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE
All.New N aterials 81 the Latest styI,

All'New M ateEials Of the Latest STYLE
~ The prOpFeors the Daily Crsesnt would respectfully
friends and the public they extensive
JOB OFFICE and prepared to exc
all kinds Of printing the terms viz:
BOOKS AND PAMPHLET CIRCULARS; LAWYERS
BRIEFS BILLS OF LAblNG; DRAY RECEIPTS:
y CARDS; POSTERS; STEAMBOAT BILLS, &C., &C.
every style. Is
All their materialsType Presses entirely new and
the which will enable
manner surpassed city The Presses are
the foundry Messrs R. Hoe g. which il sure
guaranty Of their s1eeence-he type from the well known
dea Of Messs George Bruce & Co and John T. White
been selected with great adapt to the business
this city.
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SHADY GROVE. :. BILOXI.


1z1 GR9PTsR Street BetsBssn S. eerfes and Cagons
detst SsTeetsOs aq5r yas &c corner Il Cr0ndsststs
Iva fully IEtosmS her lieHts aad the pahc ssnsray, -
uia5 5ha eaainnes - the 7tcva eligible l0caton qeeu-
pied By heI durihe the last ge7r. Hhs hat had har
HOUSE thoroughly Hettad and prepared faE the
dao1 ol geafemen exclusively Steful Ton past pai0u-
aye, she hopes BY dIgent attention 70 the comfort sAd
Eeueuee OF her patrons merit cad eoRtunalceo
the same Hr terms Wi be- as herstofoEs K0DEKATR-
n21y dEW
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire mS. 20.
ONCE No. 81 Gravier street.
Between Camp and ST. Charles stE


TTustsess
John Hsgau, Joseph Walker. John s; Allison,
Peter COnTey, JT., Mannse White, VIM T. lseFeflchr
Robert ] Ward, Samuel Stewart. Edward Sparrow,
Isaac Johnson, Geo. Strawbnege, Eenry 3 BuekneI,
PETER CONREY. Jr, President Board Of Trustees-
JossphW. Stanton, John Stroud. Sem, ~. NJ Cohen,
Wm. n Goo5ob. Io lT BsdWn, william g. Waite,
John l. Safarahs, Wauick Msftln, !Qhn y BEN,
a. D. Crossman, Max Wslon. VIM. @ Toppkius,
Cornelius FelOWes, Joseph Lalande, John b. Laeie.-s
Edw. JehneT Coke
for Life Insurance. and issue Policies, ~ sound and heel
thy White persons and Negroes att Table OF Rates eseo
ished BY tie board which are less than the charged by
the NewXOTk and London Offices and without Their rstIe
residence In Che South. By the charter, ddenda
Of profits declared annusly and the pf9h aIeN
and be made available at once 70 the extent Of TIVE
thirds Of their amOSn Whee the party has pad hn pen
Je n HEaAr, President og.the Company.
PrFsToN wi FKRRkR Vice President
A. J. WEnDEREURE. N. d, Medical Board OF
THOMAS HUEr. d. ID. ) Computation
RICHARD BEnS M. D. No. al Naeszine street, Medical
Examiner Office hours for blacks * 81 NJ; do. io
whites, to bis resldence lie VIII examine whit.
applicants the Office Of the Company daily, from ia %
O'Clock P. He will not examine any me at he dWenl
without permit, which can be had on application q IN
office of the Company. III. g. HKARTTs Agent
California Permits Issued TO Life Insurance member
at Ne Ok and London rates FrDspectus7 table Of rates
and all information as to Lille Insurance, and al papers ne
eessary effect Insurance be had at the Office Of h'
In order to accommodate all classes of our citizens youBg
and mechanics having families dependent upon them
the premium $50 annutn. 70 pay one
half in cash and half Satisfactory endO ed note 81 II
months, bearing interest at per cent. per annnn-
N. b. The business of this Company Is eqnhned TO 5IyE
Insurance By Tes0lut on OF the b9aIdi no tle
River or Marine Risks taken.
~ Office hOurs. A. NJ. 10 P. NJ lsstud
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a. y. COCHRAN 8 90,

: ~ TChOnplT0uIa8 aITUELi
GENERAL. COMMISSION MERCHANTS aud I'M
" pOrters of FRUITS NUTS etc, have Tor sale
POWDER-A geUcy Of the celebrated American ChTys-
tai Powder Company"
RAfSINS-200 boxes n r and Layers,
CTrRONS-l00 boxes fresh Genoa.
pRUN ES-Ih iars and fancy boxes.
. PECANS-S50 bags fine TeXaa
CHAMP GNE-i50 baskets. various brands.
NUTMEGS-950 pounds No. l. = 80, - .
LORSTERS-Agents for mRnuiac'y j. Caldwell q Co.
MUSCAT WINE-Incaseg and casks. -....,
FIGS-tO00 drum, selected Smyrna, -,, ,oo,
PEPPER, PIN INTO and RACE GlNGEk-5JO bags.
ALMONDS-I5O boxes and bags Soft Smell.
WINES-P0r various qualities 70 quarter CASKS upeisof
old Medera. in bond. etc.
BRAZIL NUTS, PEA NUTS. Etc.
BUTrERs-200 kegs superior s.. L0nh.'
OLIVE OIIr-9G0 haskbtl pints and quarts.
BITTER .ALMOapSss20 ifails. -.
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sUDfMER WATERING PLACE.

SUNNI Err WATERING FAAACEs
TIME EAST PAsCAGOULA HOUSE is now open
foE the reception Of yisiteIs. Since he iest summer
the Establishment has IN isfgone thorough lenovaor
and has been considerably enlarged fhe 0ccomHloda-l
tons for FAMILIES single persons cannot be auJpaeds
ii eaualed by any establishment IN the South. Situated
Immediately On the Cult the great Northern n sl
Route hetwpen New Orleans and Mobile. be reached
from By the boats plying between thoepaesa
and day communication can be kept with ali psFs OF the
country il about ninety miez from New Orleans and
sixty miis fom Mobile, and glance al the will show
the superiority of its location AZ other POINTS the
coast for puIss sea air and bathing. OYSTER and FISH
bad IN abundance and prepared in the Ieoheohe
syle. Riding, FlshnE. Sailing, Rowina billiards, iens
pins and such other 0muemeats usual at places
public resort provided at Pazeag0ula. and well selected
BAND OF MUSIC viii be in constant Attendance
This BAR win Be furnished with choice LIQUORS, ana
kept in the best nlyiR. 80,
There are two Physicians well skilled in their profession
and The diseases Of the climate. bowed A. -
one q them. ioI the present season, VIZ have sis
the Hotel and viii give his unremieu siten9a q
such may desire his services The OieI ASAl1i@ -
his abode 10 the immediate vicinity 81 ths tasls sY -
~ There isan exeslsnt ri - - 49,
sided over By a competent eacial - NC sft.yA -.
Hoiei. To disposed edA
~ Persons washing a1cOH.modat1ona, WIZ nHuieaf
/ undersigned at Easi faacagOgla IN an u..,,f.f
i isl4 SIN ~. = 1le.-lel 1 w
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NEW YORK. via MOBILE aud MONT
GoMERY Ala, and CHARLESTON, S, O.
liss
Through in Seven and a half Days-.stsge Travel
Reduced TO Ninety three Miles.
NEW ORLEANS TO .AlQBILE-7By the daily, line Of
MIA, Capt; ReynOlds iaHd JAMES l. DAY, Capt Glib
At Mobile next morning at O'Clock. Fare, Ss-Time
'nio"Eii' 20 NOZZLE dSdBifE TO MONTGOMERY:
BY the superior frstelass steames-leevhg Mobile a.
and arriving g. ao3 l second So dsy M
Cant. b lr; RKANsAss Cant ven; CLAR A. Capt
ssns Sn9 bIsSgS y to s8 Bous 81 Maj Line
Coaeh-Fare, slo-Time through. 40 hour.
MONTGOMERY TO CHARLESTON:
Nrw oRtEANs AMP NEW YoRK MAIL IlNE-yiA Griffin
Mo0,sdSslS Yi1 R.i R6seq s miles
9s;itS' 96a ~ Sees sI,osa ss8Iis.
Fars--. Montgomery 70 Charleston, $40 so,
Time through, 81 Notwithstanding stopPsges Staging
REDUCED to g f9es Three DAILY STAsF lSEs between
and GTeenys 10 GffR besides exta Coaches Riways in
readiness cary forward number Of though passsn
The Cans on he Railroad are Of the most approved
ruction. Those upon the Geogia Railroad provided with
For thou tickets amply o The Agept, at The Exchange
Hotel, MONTGOMERY Hail. or Madison House, MOHtsOns'y'
az Passenger procuring through tickets ofthe Agent
At Montgomery, win save about "a.
GRzAT CrErRAL MAIL LISE-via Columbus, Macon
and Savannah:
6o Ssf 9RDssa IL s s1issd is.
gainesville. s5zP.S Macon, Sc Railroad, A miles.
savannah, FS Charleston san st'mboat I4OOilea.
Montgomery chartsstaa, Sz3 So Pc Sage.l-
nah. $40 so Time through, ~ hoHs including Two
| nights rest, viz: at ah and Macon. u 6.
The steam Packets eomsozns tns Ghss9h al sn9 s
CRnoh well known oF Their safety peatness and Snmptn-
Gus fare. Nc charge for me3s or beftls - ', .,a
| are of the finest tescrinton
Staging reduced TO 50 miles. n - g.. o..
IA ~ ,,is Goinn hns-besideg extra Coaches
always in readiness carry forward any number Ol through
| passenger, without detention. -. "a 49,.
note Montgomery Hsl, OF Madison House, al Montsom'
n KY Passengers procuring through tickets Of the Agent
| at Montgomery, will save about a.
CHARLESTON TO PHILADELPHIA:
Fare-S2O i, Time, Is houH.-By the daily hns 81 sec
Steamers 10 Wiuing iou North CalOlna; thence By Kat
road to Petersburg theace 10 thi9qelphla Dy We eau
ished mail line, via Richmond, washington ONy' ana
Steamships from Savannah to Ne1g York.
/ Steamships CHEROKEE and TENNESSEE leave
soIovSin9 sst1Idsv-' Pare s25. Passengers leaving
Montgomery on Monday MoyHing VIII reaeh 9eNanhen y
time oI the above Steamers, BY means oil an eK'a Ak
Steamships from Charleston, 10 NetD York:
Steamships NORTHERNER and sQUTHERNEl
New Y65k on the following Tuesday. f are, SIS.
Steamships from ChelrlsstoR @ philadelphia
sleamships COLUMBUS and OSPREY leave Charlie
ton alternately every Thnntay-etdying II Phiadepda
the following apstaY NJ a5sss 5siao,spv 49,,
kaR 81 esaas 'laisli
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MARINE AND FIRB INSURANCE

Tennsssse Marine and PiTe Insurance. Company.
CAPITAL, 100000
DIRECTORS:
JOIN N. HTELs fAEEx. ALLISON, As.BskWOWEEg
GEo. w. MARTIN. JACOB McGAvocK,lG NJ. Foa9.
IS s. n b E 1895, w: kk 4 lsGlL'LSEAX.
.IA1rrs j C,,tr. esortnrS. JOHN NJ HILL, PEsi't.
~ This long established Company, with the most ample
fO he protection Of Il Policies contlHes 70 take
RIVER SEA and FRI RISKS on the most liberal tafus
. At is AgeneY il NsWOfeans, at the Ofhes Of
Oh q PInkEII. PERKINS 8 60. 81 MaEalile 81
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HOTELS. &C.


zv,rrrs 2 x -. ~ ~ =. E.
Il nsbed. wH b. opened On the s9th q Nay, f0fths
reception Of Viafefs and Families wishing spend the
Summer at pleasant tyateTfuE Place. The undeIla4
signed have purchased this property for permanent Tea
dence, and VII keep the ho1se Simmer and Winter
The best Cooks Stewards and Servants and
paias expense viii be spared 70 ende the a1 Of EsT
peasaaa and agreeable. Lny2 6mI G. LEWIS 3 Co.
SHADY GROVE biloxi
VIE subele has open and featY Tor he reception
a o. the public, thst peataut retreat, the SH ADN -
GROVE. situated On the Bay Of Biloxi The Rooms
airy aud agreeahthe grounds extensive, ard
conxarerce g afforded for Families wiang 70 exehaaga DE
confined Of the ely Tor pure at0sphege and fus
Wster bathing TIE Table furnished with Ell tbe good
tlIngs fos pugue in The tcT sean1 Market thaue bang
Tin 0st da iy communication with sraf cry.
Boald and Lods gpaf .
FER week. ........ Y W
js11m JOHN ca r ~.
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DENTISTRY, &c.


DENTAL NOTICE.
Il bkSs PEARSON and ANFOU8 niofm their patients
~ that they can be coasuised daily a.
Iaeir ot1ce. from A. N. 70 8 P. n. Dr..
Eean0n's many improvements in DEN-Si -
EAL 81 ktiEkY, are 100 we'll known and ~A1-l-LJ
appreciated 70 require onameratng Hn Block Test are
patoulgfy worthy the 8tenan Of those requiring artificial
ones Their prices graded % spt the ceumstanesS Of
~ yfiee a. their residence B.dRONJfE street near
Canal stFsat. Ep2 e
DR. 1GENsNG, Dental smeson,
~ ANlNG letlned 70 the cry Of New 6leEna IRON BIZ
"A tour N the North and East, il prepared
q Perform ell operations apDsrtaining 70 tia
TEETH And naa become asqpUinted Witbsi -
re hes mode Of operating spplgvsa BY the
Aoege 81 DsutAl Surgeons Of batmofa, NIL HIS price
lor operations are in proportion to suit he fis as
TooTH-ACHE CURED
IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE By Dr.. n HNHlNGf8
TQ9IH5aCEfF ELIXIR, no charge - Office
OAhOhDELET STREET, "a door below Giftd q.
NASHVILLE MARINE, FIRE INSURAIg0Bs
And Life ara Trust Company
CAPITAL $2no. e0o-ali paid in. surplus $3.50, 600
~ JJiS tY4lsKEll. Sec y..-.js4S. a. Yots
The operations Of this Company for Il ysam. has bsea
confined alone and exells Fey 10 Underwriting.
River. Sea and Fire R&ks taken at ts lowest rates and
losses promptly ADJUSTED. W. B. PAkEEs. Agent
mh8 iY Office, No. 50 Camp street. Nsw Orleans.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-04
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FTgHIS avOnte Of the citizens Of Louisiana l-
Il sppi and adjoining States Ie-olened for the
reception of Visifsm- Saturday, May T. NaFiuus
alterations and addition have been made DUNG the
winter with view of rendering this establishment ugTeea-
bic and worthy the patronage hitherto bestowed.
The Pass rendered easy of By che splendid line az
low pressure mail steamers Oregon, James L. Day and Gait
fonia which leave Lake P0hiehaTain daily, and the No
bile and MonteZuma III weekly.
Attached to ths Botei 5 an Academy for young Misses
and Boys separate departments under he able manage
Of Mr. Blackulan well and faFUraby known TO the
residents Of New Orleans The Academy viii Jaue J.
Two Physeian1, Of well known tandne, dwell a The
Pasa R. II. MONTGOMERY Nlandssf.
~ An mailable matter lsf at the Qniees OF Meaen
s. RI Geddes Bank Place, and NJ JudsoD, ESQ., eoIneI Of
Canal ard CanI straals win be forwarded daily. mga a