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The CAMPBELL MTNsTRELs.-This celebrated band OF
musicians will give concert at the Commercial Exchange
this evening. Persons of the discriminating TASTE who
have heard them, that the music fhe Mnstres
unsurpassed by that of any lar band in the world We
hope see the hall crowded-as it should be-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-25

Let us try again. Mr.. Miner has not been
elected to the U, S. Senate from Vermont but hq,
been elected to Congress from that State. We
have been led astray by teegraphic dispatch the
fault was not ours.
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THE CrRCUs-The Cirrus opened last evening" and the
canvass filled its utmost capacity Early in the eve
ming, the I" milion were delighted with the fine music of
the band in front and the street thonged with people,
The establishment of the BEST if the best that ever
opened in New Orleans, and its certain Fred
Hunt knows how get show to please the public and
as speaking of gun ins, might as well mention
that the Castle OF HckOk & Co. is but few doors from the
entrance the Circus and that Boston who pesidss
the board, is always hand to deal.'' Taersal's Ex
rhsnga'' ia some.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-25

ANOTHER ELEoTIoN.-An election has been ordered by
the Governor for constable of the Second Justices Court
Judge Winter and the It'll of December has been named by
the Sheriff the day on which il is TO take nInca
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O'SULLlvAN's BooT SToRE.-If you would have pair
OF boots, elegant, fashionable wetting long wearing
and most decidedly cheap, to OSulvans, No. 20 ST.
Ghares street. We speak what know for we have tried
them. See advertisement
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COVE PRECEv
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING DEPOT
ALFRED MUNROE q co.

OsE II 4 EG CEI
CLOTHING AND FIR NTSuTNG DFpoT
ALFRED MUSROE 81 co.
Al Nagszfrs stree,
Nv THE ARRIVAL r S.a-zaL;- ~;
ID Palmetto s,5 p,-'fr ,t t1, J'r., -, r. ~ 10
received an ir,rnepss edii, IL, ,,,r ,,,.s - - a.. -
ceeds the amount named ,l,7ya Orr st,cE of
Furnishing Goods
.upasse, any thing Of the Kind in N. south II flo tr,l II,
eaunerste in a ng,spaper The JiFarr, I CO..
posing their stock bu, below is marital ist which thew T %
friends and customer. To- cal. and examine
COATS.
Blue black spd fancy colorat rrsss and Wool, ,.,.
T,r-,l., 80 p..y,,-..I 49,, ~. - ''
Ar.t.c Ra,v.r and 1.n,, rtt 9, 49, -, -.
Rrs roival and f,r,c, ,-',I-raI p CO. s.
d. do do, d., do n, p,T.,,,.
Drab blue and br,,y, pill, Clo,t s,..-,l -,
silk and yv,,I ,,s,, ,t,r, -. So. 80 -
Blue aud fancy eoIored Tweed sacs and Frockcs
Cashmere Tweed and Pilot Cloth B7ueyords.
Brown, golden brown and graz Blanket Sac Goats
s.PIIo n, I@s p ana TLass C.o.a Cons''
pss, ,,t -, 0'''' 0'''s
VESTS.
RrscE aud ,,r,-s, sr, t G. ~.
v,,,rfrb p,,I an pl.tI.-at C,n -,
single and double ba,,tsI FI,cl and co,oreI ,, , ~.
ssn Vests
snvIe and ,JorIIa brs,sat tI.ck f,s,,ro,ro vs,..
Rich Bgmbazipe and Nerino vests
Whit yrarsrHIes and Pnar C,sbnoro ,ys.
Very rich Satin and Ttuse Bali VeSs.
PANTALOONS:
Black Cashmere superior Dockn and Cashmere PaoorS
English spotted DOeskn and Cashmere Pantaoons
French fancy colord Doeskn and Cashmere Panaloons
oIDn CneS nee ana fancy eoor'd Doessa Plantations
gpper 42dr Plaid C.nor. p'n,ar,
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Our city merchants and country buyers will find it to their
advantage to attend F. II. Peitpans large sale of the
choicest seasona6e dry goods today 10 O'Clock at his
desirable and liberal ~ ~ '
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-25

Lieut. FABIAs STANLEY, of the U. S. NJ, came
passenger on the Philadelphia from New York.
We learn that he is to take command Of that noble
vasSaI
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From RIO JANEIRo.-We have dates to the
2sth of September, but there is nothing Of i'm.
portance in them.
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BOOKS:
hs- Jus received and for sa.S by
Thomas H.. White.


50 Canal street,
LAYARD'S NINEVEH AND ITS REMAINS In
EGYPT AND ITS MONUMENTS By Dr. Hawks
Ell DORADO; or, Adventures the Path of Empire.
By Bayird tylor.
THE FRENCH METROPOLIS; or, Paris as seen during
the splre hours OF A Student By a. K Gardner, NJ. D.
SUCCESS IN LIFE: THE MERCHANT. By Mrs.
WALToF's LIVES, with Sketches, By zouoh.
KEATS LIFE AND LETTERS.
LAMARTINE'S HISTORY OF THE GIRONDISTS
MEMOIRS OF MARIE ANTOINETTE vols.
SISMONDIS ITERATURE of the South Of Europe
A VISIT TO THE MONASTERY of the LEVANT.
by r. Curzon.
STEPHENS' YUCATAN and Central America.
HUNTS ITALIAN POETS.
HALLECk'S, BRYANT's. LONGFELLOW'S and
TENNYsONS aud HOLMES POEMS, uniform edition,
illustrated ms St 2do
| TO RENT.-A pleasant Residence, suitable for
Old Bachelors Of good and regu habits The premises T
are in fine order and conditions and at present
6a5 It 5t2 ID 4tos BR s w DALTON IT'S Circus St
HOUSES TO RENT.-The two-story Houses
L situated Dupantiar street, between Magazine 81
with two.stoTy back building Containing Jour rooms III:
with large cistern. Apply, No, 81 The premises. MS w'
MILLINERY STORE FOR SALE.-The
| VI STOCK and FlNTURES Of a Millinery EE-m
ayee, vii be sold low for cash or cy acceptance E
The Fixtures are entirely new and the Stock Of the va
day, Both November. ms Nv.
| FASHIONABLE BOOTS-E. O'SULLrvAY
i INVITES ntemen desiring fashionable and elegant IL
fitting Boots to his beautiful assortment Of fine Dress
BO3TSi, The material and Workmanship are unex. II
have Their Hoot' made G9mhTinE g9Se Wk Itye and ee-
also made measure Patent and Cali SHOES Of svefy
oy ns5 70" On nan" f. a' TaT i 70 St Charles st.
FASHIONABLE MUSIC. - HENRY Par
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pray to God to inspire Southern men with the
spirit OF freedom; we then would act as men who
know our rights and dare maintain them. Unite,
and we can scatter enemies like autumnal
leaves. California will become Slave State, and
we will form the most splendid empire on which
the sun ever shone. Submit the sound curdles
the blood. May God unite us
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-25

The Hon. Judge Judson, of the District Court of
the United States for the District of New York, in
his recent charge TO the Grand Jury, uses the fol-
lowing eloquent and forcible language in reference
TO the execution of recent laws passed by Congress-
The laws OF Congress Just alluded to- and all Others
nulhg upon US, and that, in the discharge Of all duties
e. pubic servants and private citizens, believe and
know ua the Constitution OF the United States, framed
was in wisdom and patriotism is our paramount law and
must guide and govern taken his oath for
lis support No man conscience Justify its nracon
excuse is rejection in whole or part Who has a right
say to the community around him, will obey only this or
hatpOvlslon OF the aw, and Example under feet the residue
Then every other man must have the right to select
rejected pOTOn and the would be- that nothing
would remain Of noble fabric but shreds and patches
No this paramount law must and will be upheld by all GOOD
and all true patriots. of that number and sd
must deem himself he his foot court
OF Justice Here will support II, because it is the best
world because we have become great and pros
nation under it's banner; because without should
become distracted people, warning each Others property
and lives and last of all, because have soemnly sworn
to its support The obligation and in our
hearts, mpTessiyey fixed that be released, and
be well understood that the Judiciary branch of this
government stands unedy and firmly TO this OATH
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We are under obligations for favOs the officers of the
eaShp Fmiadelphia of the schooner Mary Elem and OF
te rve steamers United States Columbus and Lexington
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-25

Rich, VERY DEcIDEDLY.-Mr. Cheves, of South
Carolina, thus concluded his disunion speech in
the Nashville Convention:
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Col Gardner Mrs Gardner Miss q. Gardner and servants
Col. j. Hunt, lady, child and servants Mai Thomas Mai
Howe, Dr. Sonel Lieut.. NJ. Paen LieHt. Butler Lieut.
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On the 3lst inst, JOSEPH Mitchell and MATHILDE
est daughter of James P. Freret,
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Running OFF A LoCOMoTWE.-An individual who had
ublbei sufficient number of toddes make him feel per
iecy irresistible yesterday riding in cab along the Pom
Chatran road whene the Of cars from the Lake
coming out He at took great dislike to the Locomo
tive for the independent which came along and
he he would it off the track As the cab nearsd
the train, hero seized the from the oabman and
spite the efforts Of the latter drove the track fuT
Gus collision took place, but friend did
not his nteatOns the locomotive killed the horse
and smashed the caD but fortunately the mad and the
diver escaped death eIthou they seriously injured.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-25

THE ELEcTIoN.-The following are the returns
OF the election held Saturday in the Third
Representative District, to fill the vacancy coca.
stoned by the resignation Of the Hon. H. A. Bullard
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DEoEAsE OF Cor. RICHARD M. Johnson
We published a day or two since a teegraphic dis
patch which briefly announced the death of Col.
r. M. Johnson, of Kentucky.
From the fact that for several years past Colonel
johnson has not been prominently before the public
eye, the announcement of his death does not cause
very deep sensation but it may be truly said OF
him that, during long and active life few men
have rendered greater service to the country. One
of the first settlers in the State of Kentucky, he
grew up with it, and with it have been identified
his name and his fortunes Of naturally strong
mind cultivated in a school of rough experience,
of undaunted energy, unyieding frmness, great
physical and moral courage, and devoted patriotism
Dick johnson, las the country has Familiarity known
HIM was fitted in an eminent degree, for the eff
cient discharge of the duties OF IA citizenship of the
growing and vigorous West, After Jackson, Har-
rison, Clay, and Cass, there is no man to whom
that portion of the Union is more deely indebted.
Like the two former-and as may soon be the two
latter-he has descended to the grave. Dick John
no more moves among men, to elicit either
their revilngs their praise. Death is leveller,
indeed. The great and the small, the distinguished
and the obscure, alike fall before it
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-25

EV second Justices COurt.-Ve are authorized Il
announce Mr. p II. JOHNSON as candidate for Constable
the Second JUSTICES Court the apPro aching election nj
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~ The NewOrleans TrOtting and Pacing Club
will meet THIS EVENING, haltPas O'Clock
requested to lie Punctua ms W. COELER, Secretary
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c A n DID AT Els.

~ second Justices Court. Messrs Editors
Fease announce the of CT OMEARA candidate ilr
Constable Of the Second Justices He will supported by
a most between CANAL AND JULIA STREETS.
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;. OF T.,"meetimgs This Evening.

WASHINGTON DIVISION, No 3, in their new hall Josephine
street. between Fulton and Rousseau Streets Laay ette
at hali.pas 7 O'Clock.
Crystal F9UST DIVISION, No 4, at Crystal Fount Hail.
No ~ TChoupitOulas street, hslf.past o'clock.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-25

The U. S. transport steamer Fashion, Captain
Baker, arrived at this port yesterday, from Fort
Brooke, Florida, via Tampa Bay.
Left Tampa Thursday, 21st inst, at one
o'clock P. M, and Pensacola on Saturday, 23d.
Two companies of the Sd U, s. Artillery, Major
Thomas in command came over on the Fashion
Gen. Childs at Tampa.
THE fnllnNrnn the nasnnn nrnrr on, tl,1 L.,
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Alex. G. Penn was nominated by the Demo,
sehh Z, HGmcnssn ass SIasal
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Daughters of Temperance.
OLEANDER UNION, No. 8, at No. g. Marigny Buildings
Third Municipality, every Thursday at O'Clock, P. NJ
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Auction saIes-ThIs Day.

SYKES, HYDE Co. will SELL at hafpa 10 o'clock at 81
Magazine srest- CrQckery, China aud Hardware.. At
hatpRst 4, on the Levee, the Beef Market First
Observation-Disclosures, Grapes, Lemons, Wines
F. II. PETITPAIN will sell a 10 O'Clock at No Canal
street-Dry Goods
VINCENT & Co will sell at l2 O'clock at the St. Louis Ex
Change-LOt of Ground.
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SENTENCEs.-The following persons sentenced on
Saturday by Judge Larue j. Thompson, for larceny year
the penitnary; John Ford and Antonio Joseph larceny
months in the penentary William Thompson, larceny,
(plead guy) year in The penienti John Williams,
larceny, years the penenarY John " ison, larce-
N.Y. year in the penitsntiaTy e. w. Dixon alias Red.
mond year in the penitentay; Henry McQuaid for
preparing cOmbustabe materials for the purpose of setting fire
to a house. ten years in the penilentiAry.
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To- Second Justices Court ..... Eds Crescent :
Please announce TuOs CONNOLLY, Jr as candidate for
Constable OF the Second Justices Court die ensuing election.
will be supported by the united votes of
nlgu THE MASSES
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VESTS

Black and colored SILK and Satin Vests
Very rich Ball and Embroidered Cloth yes,s.
Single and double breasted coUred Cashmere and Do
skin Vests
Single and double breasted black Cashmere Vests
Rich BDm6aZine and Merin0 Vests,
White Marseles and Buff Cashmere Vests.
Very rich Satin and Tiusel Bali Vess.
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THE UNIUN FUREN Err
4 PATRIOTIC SONG FOR THE PRESENT CRISIS.
BY NEIL
- Arranged for the Piano Q1urtete AMI Chorus for
CLUBS and Meetngs
IL Every lover in the Union ought % have it. ms 4,
For sale at MAYo'S, TYLER HEWITT'S, Camp street,
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Fashionable CEOthtssg

No. 10 CAMP STREET,
Opposite Hewlttgs Exchange
80 We are now in receipt Of complete OF FASHION,
BILE CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS, COMPRISING r pr
every article in the way Of Dress suitable for the season
THOMPSON * NIAON
If No 10 Ca,pp =,
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NEW ORLEANS,
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See Advertisements Of AUCTION Sales OF first page
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The following are the passengers on the Fash
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING :::; ali
subscribers have received Tge complete stock OF F.
aud Winter Fashionable Clothing and FURNISHING coon
comprising every article in the way Dress suitable for the seas.
NORRIS II WAY, 22 Camp street,
~ eln U CORNER Of Common nm dor LL-.-. E-.L.--.
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The permanent fund be invested per charter for the
benefit Of the policy hode in bonds and mortgage on
thereon and in Stocks the State and of the United States
This Company being organized, not for the benefit Of
stockholders and capitalists but solely for the protection OF
the policy hSde 30 and then agap want ana P4v
ton conducted the most and solid principles and
and handsome legacy to widows and children after death
All policy holders whether for life or shorter terms, who
S 0 m Rs whole
Creditors can insure the yes OF debtors thus securing
Re
and OF herself and children free from the claims of cred
itOrs TRUsTEKs: -
Rs Rsss 9Ss ws IT, ss ss9s sMs E% s~sI 5ssh
Isaac PsRGR Gso sswSSs sai das sa o i Bs
go,ephw stanton, Morgan fRf Hail NJ COHEN,
John John L. ssi}STaaa' Sso s " Smith. Rso T. Mo6@lsb.
6oeu. Fsowes Joseph ESnaae JOHN Lesp
JOHN HAeAN. President of the Company.
y WFRpEEFSFT qEE " Medical Board of
H. G. HEARTT, Actuary... E. l.. COON, Attorney.
RISHaED BFM No ri MagazPs Msss
whites 70 ,a F. MA at HI bis ire residence He w examns whit
o'clock p M He viii not examine any one at his & dweIn III
without permit, which can be had application the oc
suraacs Isue Poe o. ali sound and $saRI
by the Board which are less than the rates charged by III
New York and London Offices and without their restriction
Profits declared annually and the profits draw interest
and can be made available the extent of tword
t California Permits are issued to Lie Insurance menu
9e at NE New and LGndop r. ses Pospeotu Table
necessary to effect Insurance be had at the Office of thu
ESS- Intensive Travelling Privileges are allowed.
" Oitce hours, A NJ TO 0 p M leH 1y
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The Salons HoME.-A fact was communi-
Gated to Us few days since showing the evils un-
der which this city now labors- As ship was APP
preaching the city, the sailors informed the master
ii their wish to remain shipboArd while she
was in port. Knowing that the landlords would
send their runners on board, he locked the fore
castle and retained the keys The ruffians from
the boarding houses broke the locks, and hauled
out the chests in spite of the sailors, Of whom
was knocked down for his insolent attempt to con-
troll his swn chest. The baggage Of the seameH
was thus dragged off in spite Of their utmost exsr-
tons, and they followed as cattle to the shambles.
How long shall this state Of things consnue We
fear until the Sailors Home is in actual operation
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GENERAL AGENCY AT NEW ORLEANS.

VNTooDsoN WREN, Gate Postmaster at Natchez,)
w having resided upwards of forty years in the South
partly at New Orleans but mostly at Natchez has removed
TO New Orleans, and oilers his services as Il N Il r l.
t. He will attend particularly to the purchase,
sales and exchange of Wild Lands Plantations Houses and
Lots or Vacant Lots this city in part Of the United
Sates also TO the adjustment OF claims and accounts from
part of the wed the collection of debts taking depc-
slpns and authentcating deeds and other documents.
those wishing his services requested to be particular in
giving definite instructions that will be misunderstood
and those wishing real estate be purchased sold
changed should give accurate descriptions Of the property
ees addressed TO him on business, at New Orleans, post
paid, will be attended to promptly and carefulA.
He IS COMMISSIONER for Mississippi and Alabama to take
at No. 30 GraUier Stfeet. -
Dec. lS49-Haying been long acquainted with Doctor
Woodson Wre take pleasure in recommending him to
public worthy OF confidence for his industry accurate bus
ness habits ana lntegny. j. A. QUTrMAR,
- Gov elect of Mis-.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, Baton Rouge Dee 2S 1851 have
hesitation in recommending Mr.. Wren 10 the public as
man q upright character and altogether worthy of confidence
Iyl3 ISAAC Johnson. Gov. La
r AIsINs. .a5 boxes choice fresh LOSins's Brand land
mhis BARRI.II o co. 81 Common st.
RuCK SRHEA1-i packages quarters sRa siEhths,
mAs @''' W. eAAI WnIlyR, 9 envlsE.
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y The DOUBLE EAGLE.--We saw the other day,
says the Philadelphia North American, for the first
time specimens of the twenty dollar gold coins,
Authorized at the last session Of Congress- and
just issued from the U. S. Mint in this city. The
new coin is somewhat larger than the half-doiIar,
and is considerably thicker. The face bears the
head OF Liberty, surrounded by the thirteen stars,
with the date g 1880 p and on the diverse, there
is spread eagle supporting shield, and oFna-
mental fihet showing the mottos (" Ptstri5us
Unaa1-R Above the eagle are rays, in the midst
of which the thirteen stars-the whole en-
circled by the words United States Of America.
Twsnty D.D 1t is handsome, imposing look
ing coin. t+
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IN OFFERING to TIE public this and valuable remedy
1 fer coNSgyfPIION, BRoSCHlTIs, , asTH}d4.
character and efficacy of the medicine Numerous esmo
na may be seen pamphlets for dsbutoR A the agency
that Dr. d. eminent practising physician Of ftweyeyeas
standing, gradnate OF the University OF pennsylvania
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j. WEST,
EDUCATION.

HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
A s BOARDERS AND DAY PUPILS. CaroHdeiet
IA street, Joseph, established In 1872, under the
snperintencence OF the MISSES dLI4IS0Jf, from Lon.
This Institution, conducted the best pam OF
European Instruction. constantly open Tor s reception
young ladies' all the sold ornamental branches reQm-
site To a complete and nnshed education.
TERMS and other particular may be known appica-
ton the residence OF the MISSES ALLISON, on Caron
delet street. Jal4 IL
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List Of vessels an Port sot CLEARED.

INsts-in the municipality tds.lgnssd q tbs following
sabe b i y the Mes eeHalance a. ne kAilroad and rn Up
In Second 9h the Nea aheve Land
g No being fathsat Landing the Third tEsh the Nss
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TO RENT.

H. hEN L.
TENO RRNT-A furnished PARL0R and BED ROOM,
Il with KITCHEN aHd SERVANTS Recon-, II wanted, g.
good neghboTfOod and pleasantly situated. Terms E
80 per mouth. Address w. r. at TINS otlee. mhle4A-
fkfO RENT-The Upper part OF the large and conIrno
I Il dOus STORE, known as No. IA Canal street, -
between the New Custom House and Steamboat Land M
ing, running through Crossman street loo teet, sua A
be Tor large commission business with entrance from
both will be rented low ior the season, on
lease. Apply on the premises. mt13 III
kINURNIshBD ROOAls TO RENT, at 90 -
II PHILIPF.A STREET., oetloeeh Common and ksEf
GfaUteT streets. ga dS AA1rA
FENO RENT-The SECOND STORY OF rs Gus -
t0nOuse street. suitable for Storage OF Furniture, M
ETC. has Hosting Wheel and other conVenlences Rehi
Low. Can be seen by applying to
do J. DURBRIDGE & co, on the premises.
T,1CRNisHflD ROOMS FOR RENT.-Pleasant -
l. Furnished Rooms in the large. two-story honse Eh
with Galleries. the corner OF ST. John and Perdde -
streets. mo
SsIOEE TO IL RksNV-The large foursOry Sore Cor part
. Of same) No. 19 TehOupit0ulas street. iornery @
cupied by Kennedy Foster, being spenld location E
Tor aIge Western GrOcsEy or DEy Goods House FoIA
MI WM. L. CUSHING s. CO.. IS Common st.
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~ Merchants from different sections the country give
the most atteng accounts of the universal popularity and eff
fcscy of Dr. Daviss Syrup under their notice. A number
Of them, wnessng its virtues, have regularly sold it
diiOn that il II did not give satisfaction, the price should be
returned and no of them has had application
turn the money This speaks volumes in favor Of the med.
cine. We append few extracts from orders, samples OF
those are IN frequent receipt of well Of verbal account
frequently hear .#
[FT0m Doctors Eaaghda and Rash, both practising hY
sieiaRs, a 1reti as DrgggiSts.J
MIsHAwAKA, Ind, June /, 1S47-Ilr. DaVss Syrup OF
Wild Chey aud Tar goes of ike hot cakes. We think thai
If you choose give whoege agency for that medicine
dispose Of almost amount in Northern Indiana