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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-01

CHARGt OF FALSE PRErLSsEs.-0alcers shaw
and G.deu. q he Sisseen,A wafd Yesterday suesed
Nelson Beck~ith. wbo tying 10 sell dozen eleehs
he had 40. number Of bills Of goods IN hs Possession.
one from J. Everis 90 Fuoa-st ono nom AaAre~ Con
.,ock iss Nsferst sad one from wm Esion 50 rrahs
The cool. rad been shipped Held foe sxaninsnosL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-01

THE rSIvEEsE-A splendid snip lanch was 70
t,ke scs MS rorrrk a. lii 0coek ffoui - saip ard
Z M-s-s sa1th Dnou ne soos q F0Grth-.l Eat
River To- sap cslel - Un.Terse, s.e -ss y ssTe
se-a hceset O. Ts-rstsy uor--as tai ow1rg 70 IL
.,or- ~ esi-rf,t ga- .o-sy. t. builder hessrs
sui,h D-on rave UTsu evidence q ne 5rod-cfor 4
%. -Uniy-rs-r q genzs AID "a. IA ne Al u sspb--
~ Capsln rc ne bfsiber 4 ne auihorl . 10 cocmssi
- H- - ~ from rs por fbr rNe1fy years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-01

- Public School No. o. Bloomingdae, was eX'
.rInei Yesterday by Messrs Trmbe, Mchcen and lhs
ard 4 Tusse- This school has been IN operation since
NAV p 1896 Tie Principal. M q Bruce, AMI i~o
Me-, Keilv with their pupils numbering 65 appeared
very well The classes read fairly, and their spelling de-
aiming and sketchss quite credsbe. In The other
branches hey were good as might have been "a
pecird Sixteen certificates or months we're given ont
The .-hooLhou.e Is small and very inappropriate 70 he
s1r5er Of scholars md s contemplated by he Trustees
10 Improve or rebuild house. when lhers wi doubtless
be- = sufcsnt number Of rooms To accommodate al the
-frr-r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-01

LlKcgNr o> INK HIGR SS,s-A man name
David Ausn Wa lAksn custody warrant is-asd
by K p suiwei {. y Commissioner. wherein h stands
charged with having stolen good. valued At so non The
ship Adrsnce while justice Mountfor' committed
The accused for safe k'eptng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-01

HAcrz- ST. scyyERERs.-Yesterdsy the final dis
LA. u Tie Hazuesl sua-rer. Fgnd made, snd The
uooey Deposited II lie B0~sy ssyisg. BACK "a as CITY
asd Ne s4anzs Bsna is Brooklyn, e credit 4 he per
soa. sned % sd sss had been paid soar Of tnem
10 .cco4nL The sr9snl pad N Of s1gtt nlanes
.9s.>s " elo.bs. &C s.sls 81 Of more severe
nury ga cases y Tefy ssysos n!ary tZl - sise.
Nasrs fsusrs expenses 0cy wsrs paid, 90 81 Eiiso,
.-Asag dependent f-save.. 90 permanently manned.
ssas si-d leaving orYaAas, O. - IS Eiios, ssvinx
asou. s771 g. - zfee n0l4srs sSo t,tsi dstiDo'-
Cd sA.s54 D.. eTy-nses q ~ C0nnllse - 81 IVA
srno.ni col.ec.ed, cams
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-01
TheOfIcers u he Instit

In the f1..uS ial euage
TIE 1nt-rsign-f deem o.
Ilre required ~ laem 1F f1-
lne a1 ll- American people o
raV receive nj rra.ign io p
lrta.sof Wfcn l.-g f.ge a
r~vsrce from Ior1 a1. VI 81
lated ID in- 'rlt oi ll-'r 81
voEe ard prrs4-- uqor .l- az
U.ftt- -alr.rr W l0re tn'
cred ard iLai each s-a-r AL.
.- a1 rr terlslr- cs-isl-- to
.c1lsrr arl s-lrra- cIv'..ta'
--lurs all-ess-t to -lr :
Rmerrar Irsll Sew "
viii Hf-rru1l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-01

FlRE-A FIRE caugh, yesterday on board the
steamer Northerasr wing Al tho foot q rvelfhst Il
took irOm q pilch-soning pot Very little damage ws
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-19
VOLUME II.-NUMBER 3o1.

Although the general effect Of Mrs. Siddons was
what have stated one idle cavl cfept out aeainst
her manner in this noble scene People cant about
originality, and yet dote upon precedent. When
she sets down the CANDLE who does not perceivs
she varies from her predecessors only that her hands
may be more at liberty initiate the process Of abb
lutioB That her bands more at liberty, for all
purposes, by setting down the light, viii be readily
conceded but here the waking process must be
followed, and who, bearing taper from apart,
rnept 10 another does not set il upon table when
the room contains one Who about to wash the
hands retains anything in them The critic was
too purbIind to see that tbs real trick in ystaj
ing the Light TO show unconsciousness Of what the
sleeper was doing-whersas all the habits Of life
are BY the somnambulist done mechanically.
Theqaantity OF white drapsEy in which the actress
was enveIaped had singular and striking effect
her person. more truly than that OF Pierre might be
said to be lovelily dreadful" but extremely ma
jestie both in form and motioH--it was, however,
the majesty Of the tomb OF Is Shakspeare, pre-
yious scene, expresses it:
As from your GRAVES rss np and walk Ike sprises
To eo1nienanee thia honor. .
Perhaps her friend, Sir Joshua Reynolds, might
have suggested the almost shgoEd-t5ke clothing OF
| this important scene saw him on this occasion
in the orchestra, with great pleasure, sitting g all
| gaze, all wonder" She was in truth strongly
articuate, that have no doubt be heard every syl-
liable that breath made up, for she hardly allowed
| the voice any portion Of its power.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-19

{ The STATE OFFICERS OF CALIFoRNIA'-l ne
New York Sun gives the following brief sketch CT
the persens chosen to the highest offices in Cali
fornia:
There is naturally curiosity to know who the
persons are whom the CalforDians have chosen to
the highest offices OF trust in their gift. Governor
Burnett is middle aged man, Yankee born, we
believe, and fol long time resident at the South
and West. Hisname figures in the history OF Texas.
He is man Of clear and vigorous mind. and OF ar
dent republican principles. OF DR.. Gwin, one OF
the new U. s. Senators, we know little beyond the
fact Of his election. Col. Fremont the other Sena-
tor is known to the country and to the world IS an
explorer and soldier and as the son-in-law Of Col
Benton. Father and son can now work together.
Mr.. Gilbert, member Of Congress elect from. Oah-
foFna, was formerly printer in the Albany Argus
office. He went out 10 California in the New OK
regiment under Col ]. d. Stevenson, and when 1t
was disbanded, he started the Ala Californian
newspaper, and by the faithful and pfudent man
agement Of that Journal has acquired for il the reP1-
tation OF being the best journal in California ane
has made il areedy of the most valuable news
paper properties in the United States. MI, eIoeft
is only about thirty years Of age, MF. Wright ms
colleague, is a native Of Nantucket, about thirty
wears Of age. He went TO California shout year
ago where he is returned to Congress BY eoasti-
taency composed OF larger number Of Nantucket
people than have voted for Mr. GFinuel the present
member Of Congress from the Nantaekss district.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-19

MURDER AND SUIcIDE-The Norwalk (Ohio)
Experiment gives the following account OF late
dreadful murder committed in that county;
"On Saturday last man by the name Of Henry
Tompkins, aged between % and 80 years, residing
in Townsend, in this county, was committed to our
JAIL for killing, attempting to kill, his two SIS
ters on the night previous, The circumstances, as
we learn them, are these; This man Tompkins
with brother and three sisters, were living to-
gether On Friday afternoon last just before dark
Henry returned home-having been absent since
the day previous, no one knew where-and finding
his three sisters alone, without the slightest provo
cation, seized an axe and commenced n murderous
attack upon them. One of them managed to reach
the door and made her escape-when she ran to her
fathers about fifty rods distant, and alarmed them.
On returning to the house, horrid, horrd spectacle
met their gaze upon the floor laid the brother and
his two sisters, weltering in their blood! After
| having struck his sisters several blows each upon
the head with the axe till they were apparently
| ifeless, he seized knife and cut his own throat
but il seems, did not reach the carotid artery.
surgical examination discovered the skulls OF both
the girls to be fractured one very bad. At last &C.
counts, both were living but slight hope of their
recovery was entertained. Tompkins, we learn, is
| not drinking man, and, from the absence OF all
provocation to the commission Of the deed the in.
ference is irresistible that the man must have been
deranged."
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-19

FRoM WAsHIEarca.-Th Special Corrsspon-
dent Of the North American, writing from Wash
ington, Feb. SIh, says instructions have been
Treasurer at New York TO qualify new and an
additional seenrity for one hundred thousand dol
lars. "A reDconire, of most unpleasant eharac-
ter, oceured this afternoon at the National Hotel
Levin. of PHILADELPHIA, and Fitz Henry Warren.
Secosd Assistant Postmaster, in regard 10, certain
appointments, which ended in the former calling
lie latter a scoundrel. MIR. w. made some reply,
when both resored to blows, Mr.. L. using bis
Col. Baker, Of Illinois, iaiereIed and separated The
eombatants, hut not without receiving some per-
sonal injury for his kind Offices"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-19

TIGRE lsLAND.-This island, to which public
attention is directed, is situated on the Pacific
coast of Honduras, in Lat. l3o n, Long $40 w.
The Gulfo Fonseca, in which the island is located,
is spacious bay and, like i,ha, Of San Francisco,
which it resembles, is almost completely land
locked, forming a secure harbor with good anchor
age for vessels. It is the only eligible terminus on
the Pacific coast for canal by the way of the San
Juan river and Lake Nicaragua.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-19

DECIDEDLY CooL-The Vermont (Montpelier)
Patriot says: e Wednesday, Feb. 6, 1850, at sum
rise, the mercury in the Thermometer, was 800
below 0.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-19

SIGacRa BIscAocIAsrI.-fhi lady has Deen
delighsing the good citizens Of Nalehez with her
musicaltalents. The press speak Of her in the
most glowing terms.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-19
COGNAC BRANDIEs. .
CoLEMAN's PATENT TNDULATORY MILLS.

MANUFACTURED in Cincinnati. of superior work |
Iva msrship and the best materials. FRENCH BURR |
jal9 +. j. HART & Co, 70 9Tchoupitoulas st.
E Planters and Others wanting the best and cheapest
Corn H Offered in this other Market would do
well call and examine Mills before purchasing ee-
where have supply hand of the various sizes,
suit Steam Water Horse Power Prices from 800
5000 and warranted to perform TO the satisfaction OF the
purchaser
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-19

sTORAtsE.......S STORAGE.
ORLEANS WAREHOUSES; Magazine street, INST
~ Gb0De Jia and E0Hcker street, brtI1eeR Julia and
ST. OSephThe subscriber begs leave to inform bis friends
and the public that he has had double flooring - with all
the recent improvements, laid in portion of his priu pa
Warehouse, expressly for the storage Of coffee, making it
eqaa m pont q safety from damage not superior to
be the last season. &c. q bag per MONTH He
also for the storage of every description of Merchandise
say the bulk of $1,000 barrels, which will always be taken
the lowest rates.
E" Tobacco and other merchandise baed and repacksd
at the shortest notice fuae 6m1 GEO. r BEARD.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-19

EET OII50O baskets landing and in store for sale by
y fyl2 E. ]. HART CO., 70 Tchoupiioulas ST.
SALT-1GOO bushels Trapani Salt ailoat, per bark Fran
. cescu, from Sicily, for sale by
fyS BARELLI s. CO.. 81 Common st.
RUCKWHEAT-1OO packages, landing and in store,
fyIs E. j HART & co, 70 TehOuriouas st.
NODFIsil-4O packages (boAes of % and 100 lbs and
- drums,) } landing and IN store, for sale by
islS u. j. HART II CO, 10 Tchouptoulas st.
p AIslNs-20 bbs g PanteIeria, just received from
IL Palermo and for sae by
FIJI BARELLI s. CO., 81 Common st.
DOTATOES-l25 bbls. Northern Potatoes (NIercers,)
fine for table planting in and for sale by
jas CHAS. SrOUGHTON. "a Camp at.
CUNDRIEs-TEAS-25Op packages;
- FISH-75O packages Goldfish, Msckere, Shad and
CRANBERRIES-50p packages in store and for sale by
jas CHAS, STOUGHTQN, 81 Camp st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-19

STOLEN the night OF the ist inst, Double Backed
- GOLD WAT O. II medium Size, Hard Dial, with
Black Figures and Hands, made by Bnnkman 4 Collin,
London, No. 25O9on the outside engraved crest with
the initials ). W. Aso-a COLL Gil n.
resembling Snake, with Straight Key attached The
above reward will be given and questions asked,
IersOn who will return the said Watch and Chain the
Otiee of the Verandah Hotel, or o. 49,, -
s. ~ nN.arE1
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-19
n. ORLEANS and CARROLLTON RAILROAD

kktsS - iE1
Ne17 .arrqngemeRt Hourly PegGrturc Gf he CdrSOpen
ing Of the Louisiana and .Nap0Ls0n .dreRue Branch
Roads end Reduction the Fare to tae place on the
4th Gt February, 1870.
A single ticket any distance to or from, or above Louis
'' children over 5 and under IL years 10
To from Louisiana venue (ChdTsn halt price 10
90 tickets for above Louisiana Avenue, or from Carroll .
50 tickets from Louisiana Avenue. .......... 90
Personal monthly tickets trOm the inst 10 the last OF
each month only } distance 90
The Cars depart the BdF0RRe street depot OOJrS
HOrse Car, 6S A. NJ. 81 and il5s P. N.
Steam Tram, then every hour until p M, rom
the third Monday in February 70 the second Monday in No
vember, and at other times until u P.
Frym CGT0lttoR:
Horse Car, 5 A. NJ; 5 and l0P- NJ.
Steam Train. then every hour until NJ, from
the third Monday in February the second Monday in No
vember, and at other times until ia
LAFAYETTE LINE;
Fare, dEance (chdren above, half price 50 "
Personal mophy tickets (rom the first the last OF each
month only } any distance. OO
THE CARS DEPART As FOLLOWS:
From Lafayette, IN summer. o. and "a A. M
From Canal street, do ...........61s, ~ and A. NJ.
From lafayette, in winter .61S and IL
Alter which bs Cans viii leave each end every fifteen
minutes until P then at * "a 2 10 and II p N. from
mig SIN JOHN HAMPSON, Eng and Super't.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-19
CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE.

s a VI y q y =. NJ UU K y. 3 2 JUWp hLTCett
sgs Imports and has constantly for sale, reasona- IN
~ bic prices, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, a large IL III
SAtsN assortment of Common and Fine CROCK &E
Nz& ERY, English and French CHINA, Cut and aeS
Moulded GLASSWARE, Jd6Ee CHtisgB, Britannia
Hare, Cast0rs, Lamps, Japan Trays, Table and Tea
Spoons ~ Goods packed to insure safety
70 any pau Of the Country.
-" A $50 sent % city purchaser, d4 ON
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-19
TAE PEOFLEls IILL POsTEh.

I STAND ALONE, and stll candidate for the pso-
Il PIES BILL. POSTING. Thankful to those who got
elected those who did not for the liberal patronage they
gave me- would wish to inform them and all the world in
general that ready all hOu post their bills dis
tribute them Orders left the following places will be at
tended 10 Crescent Office SO st Charles street, Billiards OF
flee % Camp street; Delta Office liz Poydras street, Plea
ynne Job Office, II Bank Place; Pcayune Coffee house.
corner ST. Charles and POydras sts.
nf2 &c SATCHEI.I, PEOPLES Bill Poster.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-19

TERMS OF THE CRESCENT
DALYs Gents per payable the eazFisEs wsekiyi
Eg Dolars per hafyeary and quarterly tse
fassin advance Single cUpies- ffs The 0ice VIII
. receipt Tor AZ satsesFtons exceeding oHe week
BE WEEKLY CRESCENT vii! farnhed single subscfisf
at TRTes D0ays year clubs Of iog more directed
the same Posiofce Tro Dollars er6 Fifty cts each Pos!
ussieIa and otra ShU gents and seud oT4ss pad
for copies, will receive copy addition for their
psnaioa. Poyable ID al IN odaanes Single pspsr1
packages, 10 wTsppers be had e once publication
No. g3 st Charles sres-
sxceeius twelve nes in Agats type,
81 for he hrsi nseriion and 50 for every
ton Those Of length proportion Notices the
second Of ten lines ia Pearl typei 81 each insToa
Advertisements pnhisd weekly seraieeky monthly
charged 81 for naeT7i0D afal
discount iuade % those who advertise by the yeag
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-19
RE-OPE.NI,NG OF THE
& @ z ESQ EN,H RDWIIMG SAIOI

"CRESCENT BOWLING SALOON"
No, 95 st. Charles street.
FNHIS Establishment has lately been opened under New
Administration, thoroughly repaired and renovated and
unsurpassed by Saloon the city. and 10 those who
Joy the healthy exercise and excitement OF BOWLING
say, GirC MS a CaN
The BAR will always he supplied with the CHOICEST
LIQUORS and themot Gentlemanly Attendants. I'm
GNUNDRiEES, SUhBRTEs-
- PORT WINE-Irect impartatOn-50 packages;
SEGARS-5OO 600; TOBACCO-300 packages:
PAPER-Straw, double and single crown, Letter and
Cap, Tea PAPER and Hardware do;
TEA-lM boxes Hysun-lO0 packages Imperial;
BUCkWilEA'r-In boxes and bbls. fresh, landing;
BROOMS-5U0 dozen:
MARKET BASkETS-30O nests;
GIN-l0 pipes Holland;
BRANDH-3O0 packages, assorted:
CLOV ESQ bbls.; MAGE-l bM;
SPLIT PEAS-2j half hbls;
PICKLES, KETCHUPS etc:
sUGAR-l,oai, Crushed and Powdered Sugar, North
aud LOnisanH-5OO packages;
MADEIRA, Madeira Bottles, Sherry, NIuacat Extract
Of Blackbefry; Peach, Cherry: for sale by
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-19
BROOKLYN WAREHOUSE COMPANY,
EINlE AIIENTIlN AE AIEREII A IL SLIIl

BROOKLYN WAREHOUSE COMPANY,
TJNHE ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS and SHIP.
PERS called to the Brooklyn Fireproof Warehouses,
the Point opposite New Orleans for the receipt Produce
from the West and Merchandise from the North intended
for respment. Having 1900 feet frontage the River,
with wharves in front Of the Warehouses, by which gCols
Immediately conveyed without drayage or exposure
the heather ample will be found for the dseharging OF
Steamers and loading of Ships Charges are fixed at very
low rates, (as per tariff and every accommodation offered
Merchants in ihe City and Shippers in the Upper Country
it being the wish of the Company equal the cOnYenences
Of the Atlantic Dock, OF New York.
Persons interested in the transmitting Of Merchandise in
vited to visit the premises Office Qf .NGgd-Hs and
Lafayette streets, Men OrtegRs. -
Reference. & r. Geddes Price, Frost 4 Co.. j. w.
Stanton & Co.. X. f. Nichols o22 3U
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-19
DOCTORS BANNING AND MILES,

DOCTORS BANNING AND MILES,
HAVE taken convenient PRIVATE PARLORs at the
IL NERANDA, where they ask to be consulted gFatui.
onsy relative to the use of RANNlNGS'S BODY
BRACE for the auxiliary relief of weaknes OF the Vocal
Pulmonary, Digestive Female, Spinal and Nervous system
in the of both ladies and gentlemen but particularly
~ the of weakness and spinal deiOrmites
children, ladies' and sedenary gentlemen in this climate.
The principle on which these apparently dis
connected affections relieved by the Brace, ls That
they consist mechanical displacement and not primarily
diseased condition of the Internal caused by bad
posture and weakness of the surrounding muscles, which
shon preserve them supported and place explaining why
medicine has not relieved this class OF weakness
ad. That that support which eieGnay and naturally
restores the lost upward bearing OF parts, the cause
a relieves the symptoms, and places qqelp upon the i'm
tang ucnces which intercept naua effect Of medicine
Sl This the Brace aeeomplsles IN manner wholly imta-
1--WE OIL and c0ncOrau with natural actions of the body; first,
oy hmy supporting the oins the weak part Of the back,
pushing forward under the shoulder thereby balancing the
laer upon tie body axis secondly, by lifting but
pressing Tie sunken abdomen, thereby taking undue weight
rom me vessels oil the lower exemlies and organs OF tie
lower bqdV and also removing dragging from the parts
apoVe thereby actually expanding the waist and chest and
the whole body by the consequent upward and
outward bacng OF The supported action and prn-
cpe entirely different from that Of and shoulder brace,,
removing a desire tor prOpety in their The med
cal profession are invited 10 call
faTlors open for the reception of Ladies from
NJ. TO P NJ. OenIemen will be waited upon from TO
p. N. Female attendants upon ladies. fy5 If
ENGLIsH CANNEI. COAIl-50 tons Of the above
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-19

HARDWARE AND IRON STORES,
Nos 80 and 9I CAMP STREET.
sign and Domestic HardasGre, Cut. = ri ,s5zisA.
,erV, IRON, Tn PtG,es, ETC., thank their A!SsieT
a' ~ i0[ q9S 9ft ySs Snd psSs pGe goods and
a their prompt attention to all orders received VIII
A yo BY arrivals Fom European and ortbern ports,
selected Of every thing ID their line and confidently IN
vite the attention of purchasers their large and well assorted
stock, of which the following is part VIZ:
English Bar on' round' square and fat-ISo tons
best liable -l9g lg9 Tons TONS
:. :. renn.'i'S'n' Boiler plae-a6 tons; -iOV 'oi'
Tennessee BOs, 5GP PG1d Pn9 i9Us o5. and ao '0n'i
Plough IA tons;
Bfaziers Rods II, Bic and 8S inches round-sOO bds;
RSSR1 FSsR oS% }S% 70 % s. s. jRS-s9S Bgnas
Gu. NaIs-ceebrated Weymouth and other good brands
Rgsfsl and Tsss cS54lss cSSS,s:g Rs5G
Block Tin, ZInc, Speter, etc.-15 00O lbs.;
e1ss R@5 Ssg2 eSgn'S% Bs aSs NJ e cas3 i ss 6 0
Axes-genuine Collins, Hunts, etc.-25O boxes;
WhtemoTe' Cotton Wool and Iforse Carts-00 dozen
Coffee Mills-NE Visions genqne-200 dozen;
Patent Balances and Platform SCALES;
Anyils Vises, Stock and Dies Bellows;
Chain Gables and Anchors;
American and English Locks; Sliding Door Furniture;
Hooksand Plate Hinges; Butts and Parliament Hinges,
Window Frames Of every descriptions; Hoes Of every de.
scrpon and pattern; CrossC Cut Pit and Mil Saws; Poughs
oiking's, Halls, and other good brands;
Hollow Ware and Castings-l50tons;
Tarred and Manila Rope-al sizes;
Oakum, Marine Houseine, etc.;
Sperm Iinseed, Lard and Whale Oils:
Atlantic Pure White Lead;
BROOKLYN. Nos. and 2 Lead;
Black and Yellow Paints; Verdigrs;
Paris and Chrome Green;
French Pots from to so Pints;
Mill and Grind StOnes
Sheet Bar and Pig Lead; Lead Pipe etc., etc.
To They also the only Agents in New Orleans o
EIilman, Vaneet Co., Is celebrated T L N ES SE
IRON s26 WedSS Salim