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FEMALE MEDI6yPPPRfE BUTLER u

DR.. TOwnend's SaIsapanla sovereign and speedy
Tor lncipent ConsumDten, Banennes, Proapsus ute
Whites Obstruced difficult Menstrnson, Inoontinence
oil Urine involuntary discharge thereof and for the general
pr0srAt0n OF the HysemnO matter whether the result OF
inherent cause % causes produced by regulay Illness
accident kothng be than its
effects on the human frame Persons all weakness and lasi
tude from taking at become robust and full of
under its influence 1t Immediately counscs the neryees-
ness OF the female Frame which the great OF barren
ness. IL will not be expected Of of delicate
nature, 10 exhibit certificates OF peTorme but
assure the afflicted that hundreds Of have been Reported
to us Thousands of where families have been without
children after using few bottles Of this invaluable medicine.
have been blessed q fine. healthy oianuuR.
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BEAUTY, AND HEALTH.
eau

Owing to the great and immense sale of Dr. Town
sends Sarsaparla number OF who were formerly m
Agents. have commenced making saIsaparla Exiasts
rally put in the shaped bottles, and some Of them
have stolen and copied advertisements they are onT
worthless limitations. and should be avoided.
Principal Office, l26 Fulton street, Sun Building N-y
York; Redlng Co., State street, Boston; Dyoit Il s. a.
gist, BALTIMORE; M Cohen, Charlesoni l05 sou1 Pearl
principal Druggists and Merchants generally tr0ueou lie
United States, West Indies and the Canadas.
J. WRIGHT lbl C3tertres street.
% SoLE AGENT, New Orleans.
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GREAT BLEssING mo- MOTHERS ANn CHnpREN.

UKEAI BLESSING To MOTUEkS AND CHILDREN. I
Ii the safest and most eeetual medicine for purifying
the sysem and relieving the uengs attendant upon child
birth discovered II strengthens both the mother and
child, prevents pain and disease increases and enches tie
food those who have used il think indispensable. Il
highly useful both before and after confinement, pr
vents diseases attendant upon childbirth; in coy ene, piles
cramps, swelling Of the feet dependency, heartburn, vo
ing, pain in the back and joints, false palms, heohage
and Ia regulating the seee0ns and equazing the ceua-
ton has equal The virtue of this medicine is il
always safe, and the most delicate and successful;
few require any other medicine little
castor oil magnesa useful Exercise the open an
and light food, with this medicine will always insure safe
midi easy aeni
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-26

NEW YORK, April %, lS47.
Dr. JoI7RSend-l verify believe that your SarsaIanlla
has been the means, through Providence Of saving my life
have for several had bad cough II became worse
and AT last raised large quantities of blood had
night sweats, and greatly debtated and reduced and
did not expect live have only used your Sarsapara
skor Time and there has wonderful change been wrought
n me- am able TO walk ali over the city. raise no
blood, and my cough has left You well imagine
that thankful for these results. Your ODD servant
WV. RUSSELL. "a Gafharine street.
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=
This is only of more than four thousand cases of
Rheumatism that DIR. Townsends Sarsaparla has cured
The most severe and chronic weekly eraicated by
Is extraordinary virtues.
James Cummings, Esq, one of the assistants in the Luna
tic Asylum, Blackwes Island, the gentleman spoken Of
in the folio wing letter;
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INSURANCE. COMPANY OR
HARTFORD, CT.
IEcORPoRATKD 1895.
u Apt j.. Q 500. zoo. .ES

W NJ yslIt y n, f5ecTaIaFy,
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS.
No. 81 Camp street
ffNHE undersigned bexng been appointed Agent Gin place
OF T. A. AdaH ESQ.,, resgAedl of the above old and
and iaVoa9y knowr Company, j. now prepared insure
INLAND RISKS, I ~
All losses viii be promptly settled here paid in Hartford
Conn, at the option q the insured.
RISKS ON LIVES also taken in the New York Life
Insurance Company.
CHAS. C. LATHROP, Agent.
sT- Office 90 Camp street. New Oflesns. aSi
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:, ., DLAUkVk Lb 3 ,IsLANDs Sept H. III.
Dr. 1ODRseHd-DeaI Sir: have suffered terribly for
ine yeats with the RheuInatis; considerable Of The time
could not eat, siep walk. had the distressing
pains, and limbs terribly swolsr. have used
bottles OF your Sasapania, tney have done
than thousand dollars wortho good. much bet
tendeed, am entirely relieved. You are liberty 10 use
this for the benefit OF the afflicted. Yours, respectfully,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-26
TO MOTHERS Arm MARR1En IAnIps

In all cases OF Female Diseases the Galyanc Bell IS OF IN.
estmaDle value 1t would take columns, were we to
give the numerous testimonials which have been received from
the highest and most respectable Ladies in all paris of te
Union; W s;SI irregularities, low spirits, the
OF the womb, cosyene obstructed difficult
general prostraon Of the system, and all affections Of similar
simple and beautiful invention The enervatng nature Of our
climate renders some natural stinant necessary for the
Of female health and surely nothing can be SO
safe Of as the simulant which Nature herself has
Gavanc Belt and Magnetic Fluid in every respect pleasant
and agreeable No Inconvenience attends its use and The
most feeble and delicate with entire smelly
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-26

Farmer of WestchesteT county:
F0RDHAM, August Is, IS47.
Or. I0loHsend-Oear Sir: have little girl year.
Of age, who has been several years afflicted with Fits we
tried almost everything for her, but without last
although we could ind Recommendation circulars
for cases like hers. thought she delicate
health we would give her of your Sasapaa, and
very glad did, for only restored her strength bal she
has had no return Of the Fits, pleasure
Prise She fast becoming rugged and hearty, for which
we feel grateful. Youm, respectfully,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-26

fS.1 n For Shreveport, Grand kcOFe and
- SA,iefandns- The fine light draught amer
esys tor the above and inleediute landings on WEDNES
DA1 tie eth inst, at o'clock For freight n uas
sage, apply ON board, toOl Of Lusemheuse street. Or 10
N . -, L, Is. SMITH, 80 Magazine Il.
r. S-i he steamer CpFnna viii connection with
he Wpqdsnaa and will meet leF at The FaF al Aexan-
depend their freight being taken through without
delas. ans
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-26

NINAhAtIDA KtUUIh FUk VANMFUR-
&gEAR MA : The well known fast sailing clipper
- THORN, Capt. John Lewis, will leave for GAN
JUAN, Nicaragua, unavoidable accidents excepted on the
LIST OF September next.
From San Juan Realo, the Pacific, the route is By
the river San Juan and Lake Nicaragua with twelve miles
Of land carriage. and Al through interesting and perfectly
healthy country Reao of some the Pacific,
al which there opportunities reaching San
Francico by sailing vessels This route about Oua thousand
miles shorter than other operation The Thorn
IN he order and will sail punetnaly advertised provided
a sufficient number of passengers Offer
Passage sa5 and found. For tickets apply at the office
Of the Agent,
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DIR. CHRISTIE'S
GALVARIC BELT, NECK LACE, HIIAC EIFsTs
AND MAGNETIC FLUID,
EOk TEE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF ALL
.IN2kef;flREG RRie06zeoH

Abu o. mose CompanS which impaired weakened
nL unhealthy condition OF the NerTOua Svstem.
Hls beautiful and convenient application of the myster
- gus powers OF EIALVANiSm and MAGNETISM
ms neen pTonounesd by distinguished physicians both in
MEDICINAL Discovery of the Age.
Dr. Christie'S GALVAEIC BELT and
MAGNETIC FLUID
used with the most perfect and certain in all cases Of
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-26
PLEAsURE FOR TIE MTLLI6m--

-fsg. = Pnsches stenseeF OATJPDRNT1 For
1 bli1sJA !, wa Boy 81. Ilouis Pass Christian,
Iew oTes1 RIs, steamer A. Capt a. r
observation-disclosures will eaFe the Pontakr,snlu l-,irad
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ag@ Ffsfp1T
sAIOBDAf EVENING". On the enixal Of tla 5 o,clesk
TLRsDAY. THURSDAY ana FRIDAY $500 ~ =
aG9 4 9EHDES Aesrss 10 flsnT 30
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

From the Alexandria Democrat, Sept. IL.
Notwi hslanding the recent very favorable wea-
Their the Cotton crop Of this Parish is likely TO fall
short fully onehslf to what it promised four weeks
ago, in consequence Of the serious damage il is
now sustaining from the boll-worm A number of
respectable planters inform us that the destruction
already done to their crops by this insect is greater
than ever known Def re, and that under the most
favorable circumstances, not more than half n
crop, if that, will be realized. The ca,erniIlar Is
still at work, but yet has done but little damage
All or nearly all, of our planters have commenced
picking.
The Cane crop is suffering very much for the
want Of rain.
The Iyedther.-Since our last publication, the
weather has been as changeable and coquetish as
young maid of sweet eghteen-bIowing hot and
cold nearly in the same breath. The nights and
mornings are cool and bracing--coo enough, in
TACT, for thick cluthng-while the days are de.
Hghtiully warm and pleasant. Rain is very much
needed, both m town and the country.
From the Mudcu Herald, Sept 5.
We heard a gentleman remark the other day
relative TO The Cotton crop in this section, that the
worms might destroy One-half of the holls ant
then there would he good yield realized. Late
Corn has been injured by drought.
We have had some very cool nights during the
! last week-enough so TO start the wall of the Au
| tumn insects. 1t is now, however, getting pretty
warm again, and We fear We are vet to have some
scUrching weather before frost
From the Baton Rouge Advocate.
We have made considerable inquiry, and fin,
that large number OF our planters in this and The
adjoining Parishes have suffered by the boil worm
and the opinion is expressed by intelligent men
| that the crop viii tat. short nearly ue-halE
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

IN that country, considered bloody man. But he
got in pet with u.s. and with all of our contempt
raries, we understand, because, some time since,
we did not, in his judgement, take sufficient inter-
est IN the Jackson and NewOrleans railroad and
he seems determined to crush and RUIN our city by
way Of revenge upon the press. We think this is
rather hard but perhaps it is fair. OF one of Col
Tarply's resolutions we cordially approve, and we
rejoice to perceive that it was adopted without
dissenting voice. Il calls upon the people of the
South to build up their own manufactures and
throw off its dependence the North. 1t is
couched in language which we cannot adopt, but
the sentiment is right. This is true Southern doc
trne. 1t has long been urged by one of the great
parties OF the country, and we rejoice to see the
other now espousing it and urging it with so much
unanimity and zeal
But another Of the ColoneIs resolutions, we are
sorry to say recommends war upon NewOrleans.
1t recommends the people of the South to transact
no business with any merchant in this city, who is
known to be "frce-S0iler in his sentiments, un.
less his long residence in the South and known
opinions have identified him with the South. This
was hard lick, but most fortunately it hit nobody.
There are no free-soilers" in their sentiments.
in business here so far as we know and believe If
there are any, We have had the good fortune never
to hear OF them. The merchants and people Of
NewOrleans are faithful to the South and to her
true interests and institutions No people in any
portion Of the South are more so but thew are
also devoted to the Union, because they regard il as
the only palladium of our safety. We, therefore
take pleasure in assuring the people Of the South,
to whom this most ungracious recommendation is
made, that in dealing with the NewOreans rner,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

Eds Crcsosat-of late often the inquiry: We
readily the protection from overflow is what
you propose for each proprietor, for two three TO ion
togetbera the be conveniento Ievee entirely
around the land to be cultivated and ow the seepage
water by some machines but how to bring about the
change, from the present SYSTEM to the one proposedP
we deem the inquiry well made and in answer reply
lhat we do not suppose legislative action necessary
unless 10 TO repeal all eOerciye the subject OF
eVees Inc legislative action heretofore had on the subject
mas only embarrassed the action OF the anerprng planter
filled his mind with false hopes Toasted an annette Ia feed
h' own Levee with the labor OF other people, and to throw
the parishes IN dcbtsome of them to great extentand all
this without any permanent benefit
True, this has been done indireolv trour tbe pIce
Jnes by delegatng to them legislative poweron the subject
We impue to the individuals composing those Juries no
wrong ihehlon no improper motive Many of the gentle
men are personally known to us, as honest high.mnde
men, ey nave been forcing system in opposition to ma
lure lhey have aied ioreeen By some they would
do and, as always will be the case when men undertake so
omaape an opponent, their will end in injury instead
| OF benefit.
levees already built we do not propose to disturb All we
ask is give men liberty according 10 their own Judge
ehI huu al te own expense, in The mode of protecting
themselves By Levees that is all that wanted to bring
about the change proposed Each mans Ieyee will then
become ms own ooncen much his fence and laying
aside the prejudice that have grown up this subject
from naDt we DO not see why the public any called
| upon to interfere with Leyees than with fences
Nenoice IN the last clause Of Dr. wilkinson : letter hi,
estimate OF Police Jures lie is not alone We say then
either abolish them, least relieve them from the great
ana dlsasreeabIe burhen Of egisang the subject Of
| Leyees,
But here when this legislative power in the pncp
Jure from the good nature and neghboy feeling in the
Jurors, Is productive Of thoughez or iadyised measures
Let Us suppose case: slave accidentally ted to
great family anu suffered to act free man. purchased
some land, and on account OF lis dangerous POSITION of little
Vaue for small sum- But aware he could not hold agrees
WIN John Doe to play second fiddle and hold for
him. Upon the slaves death, although " John Doeb had
no knowledge Of the slaves debts, yet he well understood
TINS purchase, and Immediately pray The Police Jury of the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

.....,.,- Noise from! te MORT =, intended for
Shipment Having lsUJ feet front ON the uVer, with whare7
in front Of The Warehouse, by which goods Immediately
conveyed without tayHge or exposure 20 the weather &rn
room will Inc i0yad HE di-gHargu- OF steamers and
Charge are fixed at very low raJc and every accommodate
upper county. t Jhs wish ot the gIla.s's aIfes
the c0veueucsso of he Atlantic Dock extern
" tg5ohs n@'ss " VA"A" the principal streets with gas,
once, c6rne ii Magazp spacious and ornamental pabh'
cans.
R,Sc }ople of Newfoundland Of most social and hos
urn and winter is their great season tof eplosnsn'
hi8Ii is that balls dances, seshng and sSanng pare re-
100 pe f tide Of Terra Novian patronage ana the 10 sls
of the islefair to faultteach the cod IN CHINE
moi 10 Sbs " cold IN blood a.,.ss ~
ThoSgh tie harboT unfrozen during the whoe q Jus
of 1S446 and offered no impeachment to the lhgte ah
esrass dfshippiHgs YET from the ist OF January " d
march, AT which time the sealing vessels peglh 10 p s
aatt lie was hut little business Of any kind uansaeeu
t.ne Goldfish and seals the great business OF e VIEW
sndlaldeY te former being chiefly caug and cured IN IN
and the latter during the month OF harch
Goldfish Nor domestic can, however be caught ~ any So
sou OF tia year as well herring and various oe member
i oil the fsiy families a,,,,
a vessels from 10 TO 200 each To NJ these sesesio
The Ice requires considerable outlay but Inc poh % V
afford simple remuneration for the expenss
incufrd il several enterprises. wiei may nave ptoss
ursuecessfu In good voyage these vessels bring g, a.s
thfeeNeeks ip, from 1000 TO 900 seals we commences
value Of which. about "a apiece Many vessels howese
fan in with proper seal field, and return Al me en-
"A ,s sas Win moi more than seal for every member
tbeif crews The seal fishing principally carried On ~ !,
inhabitants Of ST John and Conception BAY Afouln Y
Of (oncepton are scattered nunesous small towns WI
nopualon ia all of about $500. From Tins nay apo
vessels are sent out the ice and their success Z general
greater than that Of those irom any cihe potion Of sne ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

Il. $500 ind Concert Room in New orA
Inc Jenny , & l'i ~ correspondent Of the ssyan,
.h R sr ,ls%p.,. bfSP man uadS 1sna,
ing the uomLss r,,bio curiosity issaid Jenny
hoy to Ia,ss sos p !. he Castle Garden and the
win commence e. II first night will not fall short o.
receipts a - dollars Many people are prepared
shr's 'AoS' r;cs short Of 500 for single ticket ,'
2 ray any P The Jenny Lind Concert Room now
hef go Il erection in Mercer street. near nous
IN p'Oess. ,s;ll not be completed before oe'ope
ion ss'sss ! size il has been entirely overrassa
still il is spacious building = - donbt it wi
personal observation and nave n Ro uu rare
be finished in magnificent STYLE i0' DA'H''
does things by halves. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

me Delaware Gazette states .nae 'n S.on, Mr.
.aasea who some time since ran away i'o- ,,lied
eslxert of Prince Georges county, NM %pr
ne vnteh.h house for lodgings, IN Wh VIM bsen
ne lew nights snce, stating snat tney a nad were
q pennsylvania, were tired OF feea0H a anu
irving 70 gel back to their masasI L, v mb,e maj
M, ,hey had been deceived oil by "'i''' "'''
$50 .,,,na ,hsy did not know
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

~ 81 Iapis Inelligencer of the 'th' prns.
meas III trouble between the o.oo ro ~ Of the
Iadians. The former live az t ,S mi A des.
platte. on the south side Of Inc hsayv loss or
nsr,e battle had been fought WIN In. "9 a,'scsd III,
HON sues nj ,s,,sr vera busy in removing thel
wives and children to the iowSz D,.,.s Scene
and have since been prepanng<S - Main,
Of carnage are looked Tor shortly upon
not known Of late years.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

Guie il he West Iadiesoap' JONES Sn,pica a
h.a Fide, al Georgetown, states .osI Iu,i,o~' a'
pfls n,us On The night Of The l9h Of August
cen ssy \. 3 heavy until the night Oh tue SO1'
M .,,.ossd 10 have been very violent amons III
.l.r...A...a "A Ialands.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

osscsl wonder is at present en'erla ,n ,. W.,
'nS, e yo,k Pa Mr.. Sharp sings the t9 ,l
mart of any piece Of music in delightful nui ssnT,
,sns and accompanies his tenor with deep, noq,
.-, NJ, On low, uniform key. His Pefloin'n'
s'As s,s,,ss of lie character Of an organ.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

,t,ha French fuqitives from ustice--the robS
~ tbe Hotel de Caumont--have had full examS
,sat;oa IN New York, but will not be sent back TO
F,ance, though they have been remanded Tor Fial
-i,sre. Their names are Geo Denhaini Nicholas
Vertnaitre, and Francase Bernard.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

9gstnscipal Contract. - The contract for the
paving Of Robin street, was yesterday adjudicated
by Ire Myer to Patrick Fox, at 40 cents per square
,.nrll
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

II II Tiaa.-It is stated that ho IVY u,
Pay 1sSO e House, NsvYork pays SlooV io W VI,
. Us s IF lis fall guest, Miss Jenny h ,,ot terms
presume presume i live At she Irving House on sacn 's''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

Gen. Twiggs arrived in This city on SOnday, and
leaves this morning for Pascagonla. The General
i d The endowment Of exeelent health.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

norm ~ lie Eaiscopal Church, in Indianapolis,
havs haen purchased ips the purpose Of ionnang,
female college OF HE highest order GAVIN fieteh,
n has been elected president, Z. H. Ainss VEG
nfesiaeat
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

p;-.rAt Pytsbufg. oh inst, ~ NJ ~, o4I
~ .osss ii set, falling slowly. A. C ,n on5
I.ss' .ss av : N, he river had risen ln'Ns'' INV
.sss stationary. ----------
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

The Wing State Convention which assembled az
.rrsaton. Nsw Jersey, on the 4th INST Nominated
- Hon. John Runk, formerly msmoef OF C ,1l
gees, Us the wing candidate for Governor OF ina
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

The wife Of the Hon. Josiah Quincy, senior.
died at their country residence in Quincy, Mass.
on Sunday morning, Ist inst, at the advanced age
OF 50 years.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

on Local Reports are transferred to the out
side columns Of The third page, where they will
hereafter be found
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

Mons horponay, the popular dancing muster,
and who was captain in Donophan's famous war
expedition has established himseIffn Philadelpbia.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

Mine Augusta, the celebrated danseqse, has
retired from the sage, and will henceioFlh 'eaci
dancing in Neyg YORK.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

We doubt whether the pages ol S en-,
tbe world presents parallel TO a th ere S ~
nanny mar s,a;ss .' brig Soners. When that
ted gus sn5 a about to sink, it was tou4
| a norton OF the crew coulo i Gs 70 IL
| Those who We're conmahue T " ~
without q murmur' Some G" ,,,,s cd
,Se beats to others, though 1t was ,,l q q Z.
I GT,,,aT heavy man, who had taken %
t t6s, ci5,i two men OF smaller SIZE h&3
A ne U' somers went down amid at thu
a ana alloriH m,' courage and greatness OF h
ID been eoa"'-" '" "'' Rich@o"t Y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

we are under obligations to the officers of the
steamer Crescent for the latest ST. Louis papers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

-Four cases Of cholera were reported in ST. Louis
for die week ending Septsmhsr9
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

Edward o. Nisbet native of Philadelphia,
died recently at Roma.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

Ware, the Western railroad defaulter, was baleo
ont q prison at Springfield, Mass, on the 90 INST,
-.bfa hsmhss q sis friends. The bonds WIS 10y
>~9eoop
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

The Boston papers announce the death of Daniel
Pr Parker, Esq, long known as one Of the most
Ienterprising merchants and largest shipowners of
that city.
The NswYork journals also chronicle the death
OF an eminent old merchant of that city, Mr. Isaac
Carow, aged 10 years.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

SYEEs, HYDE Go will sell ot haCnast 10 o'clock at 81
Magazine Sir et-Gro,. 'ies troy and Liquors.