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Major Richard Pollard of Albemarle county,
Virginia, died at Wlllard's Hotel, Washington, on
Wednesday. He was formerly Charge d'Afaires
to the Republic Of Chili-having been appointed
by Andrew Jackson--and remained at that court
during the adm nstrnton of Mr.. Van Buren,. He
wa, the brother-n-law of Mr.. Rivea, our Minister
D.,
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You labor too hard on your composition, doc
tor" said fippant clergyman to a venerable di-
vine | write sermon in three hours and make
nothing Of It," So your congregation says"
Quoth the doctor
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-05

The oldest woman in the world is said to be
living at Gateshead, England. Her name is Mary
Benton. She was born February 70, 1871, and il
she lives till the census is taken, she will be en-
tered as 100 years old. She walks erect, hears
well, uses spectaces, and late 1s4S assisted
at a haymakinp at Elton,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-05

Latham, the physician arrested in NewYork on
a charge of malpractice, to which the death of the
"faL boy was traceable, has been discharged, the
grand Jury having failad to indict.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-05

A collision took place of the railroads
between Philadelphia and New York, near Bor-
dentown, on Friday last, by which several persons
were more or less injured.
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REMOVALS.

d EMOVAL-JoHN WILLIAMS, Cotton Factor
IN Commission Merchant, has removed to 81 Grayer
street lHl
ID EMOVAL-Dr. J. S KNAPP, Dentist, has
IN removed his Office from 1Oi Common street, cnne Of
ST Ch'.aa his office md residence. No 10 BHrn
street, where he be found IA the constant pra p his
prolessi Cd all it' departments jl2 tbl
DE OVAL--rhe Office OF the New Orleans
an t.oIiton Railroad Company has been removed to
ko.l35 me estreet NJ
DEM tAL-R II, MARR, Attorney at Law.
has .noyed from No II ST. Charles street TO No q
Camp street, NJ stairs MS ly
d DEMOVAL-JosEPH II. PALMER u Co. have
~ removed from hs Grsvier IN No. ECamp street,
Ahnua GraseE. 81 6m
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WROUGHT IRON CANNoN.-A young American
has discovered mode of making cannon out Of
wrought iron, twenty five per cent. less than the
present price
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-05

A paper to be called the Popular Tribune is to
be established in Nauvoo, Ill, by CADET, the leader
of the lcarians.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-05

ASSISTANT SURGEONS UNITED STATES NAVY.
The following assistant surgeons in the Navy, eI-
amued by the medical bo,rd recently convened at
tie Navy Asylum, Philadelphia, have been found
qualified for promotion, and passed, viz:
Robert T. Macoun, passed assistant surgeon, to
rank next after passed assistant surgeon Richard
McSh.rry; VIM. A. Harris, passed assistant sur
seon, 10 rank next after passed assistant surgeon
Robert +. Wall passed assistant surgeon Henry o.
Mayo, 10 rank next after passed assistant surgeon
William A. Harris.
OF the candidates examined for admission into
the service as assistant surgeons, the following
have been found qualified, viz:
10. l, Samuel F. Cowes, Portsmouth, n. II. !;
2 Jacob S, DUNCAN, Phladelphia; 3, Geo. Peck,
Ssw York; 4, Charles F. Fahs, York, Pa; s,
jerks H. OH, Boston; 6, Frederick Horner, Jr.,
NVa--rnton, Va; 7, James B. Whiting, Norfolk,
Va; s, Randolph Harrison, Gainesville, Va; 3,
" f Wysham, Baltimore, Md; 10, Albert Shr-
vsr, Philadelphia, Pa; II, Thomas LePage Cron-
miller, SavaTe Factory, Md; l2, E. Drayton, Phil
sd.lshIa, Pa; l3, William l. Nishol, Nashville,
IsH,; H. John C. Coleman, Halifax Court
FEs..s, Va; l5, Page Hopkins, Winchester, Va;
lGEaE chard II. CowInsn, Annapolis, Md.
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MADAME EMERY,

Ths Seventh Daughter ef the GlFSf FAMILY,
RsGs LEAVE To lnfsrm the Sew ORE
~
julia and ST Joseph happy
them of the PRESENT and the FUTURE
r. S-Ladies and Gensmen the
which surround them
we'll by calling Madame r. Price
kN Hour from u A. n snL p NJ -st sna,,s
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MUSIC.
NEW MUSIC STORE,
90 Camp street, three door, 5eLow Posdrc

93 Camp street, three door' 6eLo,o Po5drGs.
THE public is respectfully invited to call and
Ds- essas ss os BE sTse 'DsPdd aSd HsT
and and MUsIcALL l. 4 fiNsTRuMEENTs, at The
a5eys st 81 hi.tTen,, consisting il psr o.
Semi Semi Grand PIanos from Hsnl sr1 M and Ple's
SQUARE Pianos from Gilbert, Durham, VIM. Hall & Son,
The splendid prize Piano, from VIM. Hall & Son. Broad
Parlor Organs, IN nch carved cases.
The Harmoaicon Orchestra, Or Organized Piano.
New style of Guitars, of rich and varied patterns some Of
T9mas' Tpnas.I make sls...
Brass INSTRUMENTS from double bass alto together with
Mr AFEED f. % %TRdsT dna hss Charge of the establish
men and will be at all times ready to wait his
4 room has been fitted up for the especial Of the ladies
T5s hsy can always @ have tired s T. ms ss.''
r,Ass ss soFst gah 4'p gfFf HFf'f z r. fTroHH'
Bsy Bei Sss cs %dfs fG:'o9 IY9 e RSshs% G ss
3 r. o3 s siT a' fFENr ffFfENr pf
S9 to r deysIed Bae % f, % P Gg the
p Rsis % n a
Be- ad as they viii snd and IN 5sSr time o han
which be removed in moment, there being
ton ss,wSfR oNs II Fano PGs and
SSAb other Musical Instruments, constantly hand and
ASfE for sale at low prices. SHEET music for Plane
1SsSE Forte, Guitar Flute etc. Also INSTRUCTION
~ BOOKS for all musical instruments. sT,- Lib
Discount Dealers Teachers and all those endng large
orders All orders promptly attended mh22
MUSIC AND MUSICAL IAsTHtMENTs.-
4tl subscribers would respectfully request your sflA
their large and extensive stock IF Nu.
sic and Musica Merchandise of every description n-1R
and alsu their well selected assortment of PianO 1
tores, from the factories Of ths first makers in the Tr
United Stats and Europe.
| Strings for Violin Guitar, Harp. VoInceo, Double Bass
etc, Guitar Pins, Pegs, Screws. etc.
Vioin, Flutes, u Accordons, Brass instrument
| fot sands, Tamhounnes BanJos, Drums, etc. etc.
Piano Fore Wire Tuning Hammers Forks. etc etc.
| every article connected with the VI usc Business
Orders for Music and Musical Instruments will be promptly
| attended to-
bera discount made dealers and professors and Il
| seminarles.
Second Hand Pianos bought, and taken in payusn
| for new
All the Music received from the North pub
| lished
The entire Music Department will be under tae charge
| Mr. H. ID. Hewitt. New Orleans, La, Oct T.;
| e. A. TYLER.
| o25 dtfSW W4t II. ID. HEWITT.
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sHAKEsPEAR IRON FOUNDRY

POS Giroa Street, Ne1c Orisans.
WHEELER, Pc TEES u co, would res
w peetfuy inform the public that they prepared
to do STEAMBOAT WORK, and build SUGAR Mill
ENGINES, of ali descnpuons; also, Draining. Planng
and saw Mil MACHINERY and RAll4RO AID WORK,
such as Turn Tables Stay Plates, Switches Chairs, ETC. on
the shortest notice and the most approved system.
Having lathes OF various sizes enabled and
bore Iron and Br's wO nf almost al kinds
Or'ss Tor Crumns, Plgcs, Wheeis, Furnace Mouths
Grae Bar Store Fronts lFou Shutters and Doors GA ery
ard Font Railing, Shas and Pulley, AN'ts and KogeS
Hrder7, ove Plates, NenstuTs, sash Weights, ETC. wil
me- with prampt attention.
The blacksmith department is fitted 10 eRabs wUskme-
to execute any o,reTs that may be receiyei
Orders from Plantations pune 7slly sttsrded to, whic
please address to ~
WHEELER PETTEES Sz co. New OIsans Ia
:. +; WhEELER, J. .GEDpES,
i. e. PETTEES, S. SWOOP
lelo 3m
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NEW ORLEANS. WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH 5, 1875
FIFTEEN CENTS A WEEK.

LETTER PROM THE PRESIDENT TO UJHAzY.-
The Was hington papers contain a letter from La
dislaus Ujhazy, the, gallant Hungarian command
ant of the fortress of Comorn, in Hungary, (who
has now settled at New Buda, Decatur county,
Iowa. to l,he President of the United States The
letter is dated September 8, and communicates the
fact of the establishment of a settlement Tor the
Hungarian refugees, And so forth The following
is Mr.. Fillnore's reply:
WARRINGTON CITY. ID. 60 Oct. H 1850
Mn Dsnr Sir: Your letter of the 9th ntmo came to hand
few days since and grained to learn ha your wea
pilgrimage had last come to an end and mat you had
found resting ace, and trust an asylum IN te new but
cent NV ,iu cere thanks for kind congratulations
m, nne eIueced elevation to the Presidency When mst
Won here neys expected to occupy this position.
the burden. ard responsibility of this dn luished st4ton
but for hlnOr dshonor Tor wea time alone
can dssrmns You have enough of the and
certainty official life appreciate its abors and its
in the of honest endeavor discharge
duty aith hul and mpartialy whole county, That
being done, Cesny the hands OF the Supreme Arber
of human atfas whose justice and have the most
abiding confidence.
Though m AXE it invarabe rule, nation nor to
interfere foreign wars yet people fee deep sympathy
for the oppressed here and re.dy extend be
raj hand to those who sufe in the OF freedom. can
Doubt therefore, that Congress will dea generously with
the VINO have sacced all for ndsndence and
freedom, and now sxies in strange land.
grat6ed to hear that communications from
the noble aud gallant Kouth. shall he most happy
hear of his health and prosperity and 10 through
communication intended for tor the American
Government.
With my sincere prayer for your health and prosperity and
for the health and prosperity ol your associates remain
your obedent servant, MILLAKD FILLMORE.
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Six ocean steamers arrived at New York durini
the week ending on the 22d ult.
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TO BUILDERS.

BUILDERS FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
~ No. 206 B-iRON.NE STREET, tloeen HesiG
and Girod Streets See0Hd Hanfcpaity Those Eed
building find this large fstabii hmsrt, very
and complete stock comprising every description
of nigh and low priced HARDWARE employed in ths
Building Line, the lowest market prices Al new nvsn-
lions and in Locks Sliding Door Trimmings,
Bel Pulls, Front Door Locks and all kinds of Faseungs,
well o the costly kinds manufactured,
MARBLE MANTELS-A large and handsome .ssort-
Of Marble Mantels and Mane Crates, Marble Hearhs,
Tile. etc.
FANCY IRON BALCONIES, RAILtNGS AND
VERASpaHS, embracing some new and beautiful pat
terms, will be put order, nj reduced prices,
IRON SHUTTERS, Rank, Vault and safe DOORS,
LO' Ks for same, from $40 10 $50 each.
IRON RAlLlNG7 for Public SOU ard Parks together
with the stone work furnished and put complete.
FRONTS FOR STORES, with Iron and G ante columns.
turn ,hed and set sn complete at reduaed prtes,
LEADER BOTTOMS of East Iron, various patterns and
Sizes Ornamental Cast Iron Colu rms, m Store Fronts and
Awnings Venilaios Of all sizes Sash Weights, Store Door
Bolts, Brqss Iron snd Silver Plated Flush Bots for .ashes
and folding doors, Sliding Dor Trimmings, of kind in
SILVER PLATED WORK, viz: Locks, Bell Pulls,
Gallery Balls Door Numbers and Pew Plates, Bel Levers,
Butt Hinges.
lage and complete stock of best Boston NAILS, con-
stany hand including 3D. fine 3D. Sd, l0i shins stating
Nails, ETC., at the lowest prices. ALL N HILL.
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sLAvEs..,. SLAVES.
NEW ORLEANS
MILNEBURG AND LAKE PoNrCHARTsAIN.
POET HARTRAIN RAILROAD COMPANY
Neo .4rran cement f0r Tie DepartHrs n tl< Ldrs.
THB CARE LEAVE

On Sunday the Csrs leave every hour from clock A.
r. An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and Chartres ever
quarter of an hour for the Depot.
j. w. SMITH, Superintendent.
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DEArH OF oNE OF WAsHISGToN's AssocI-
ArKs.-Yest.rday, says New York paper of the
23d ut while preparations for celebrating the an
niversary of Washingtons birth were being made
and consummated Robert Morris, one OF his ac-
ausntance. and associates, departed this life, we
hope and trust for better The deceased was
the Sther of Robert II. Morris, ex- mayor, eI-re-
corder, and eI.po,tmaster of New York. He died
at Fordhsm We have said that the deceased
knew Washington. We are assured tina, he knew
rim well, and that he was with that great and good
chieftsin many important occasions. Among
these wa. that of the evacuation of New York,
Mr.. Morris then marched into this city in company
with the " father of his country" He witnessed
the surrender Of Burgoyne, (when Gen. Gates
superior prowess was manIlested3 and was in truth
& revolutionary hero and man whose loss should
be universally mourned He died, as in
formed by respondent ga Union man to the
last Peace to his ashes
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A Paris correspondent Of tho New York Tri-
hune, speaking of Louis Napoleon, says;
With = constitutional salary ve-fold greater
than amply suffices for our American Presidents,
be protests that % paltry sum is not worth accept
ance th.,, however ii may DO for Washington,
or & Jefferson, il will never do for q Napoleon
that however adequate it may be for a small com.
try like the United States, it is sadly inadequate
in lag, couatry, like France! And so he asks
an addi,io. to his regular pay of no less than (n.
cludius extr.s already srantedl 100000! He
plesds for it like pauper-a prlnce-pauper-so
much - that when the petition cPity the sorrows
of d poor young prnce. , presented to the
Assembly, one of tbs members eIclaimed-' Send
IL to tie Committee on Public Assistance,
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VOLUME IV.-NUMBER l.
DANCING ACADEMIES.

DANCING ACADEMY.
MR.. P. CLISSEY respectfully informs the ladies'
1sI and Gsntlsmsn Of EsEoreana that his Dancing tlA
Aessny will be opensd MONDAY So.. 4, al Il
Na7s No. Csrondsst street, between Common and "a ~
Gx Canal streets, where he Will issch ell tbs most 4P>
4&6 fashionable Dances such the following
S7 French Qpadriles,
False Deu1 TempS, Polka a Ma=curka,
palse Tr0is Temps. German Polka Wdlsl-
Polka du Salon, La Rsd0Dg,
The Scottish Polka
Mr. c. viii teach these fashionable Dances 10 ladies and ssns
10 Of fifteen lessons
10 Priva. Glasses for ies and gentleman toa i o'elset
every day.
10 Class for C1ndrsn from ocsck I'll darr MONDAYS
and THURSDAYS,
II Csss for sen;ems rxn hafpa III 10, nisn,
FsvOresn,, Nov. 3, 1850 n2 srn os INV
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Booth, the tragedian, is in Washington, playing
tbe Adelnhi
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FERMENTATION OF THE NICARAGUAN MlNlsrEh'
On Saturday the 22d ult., Senior Don Jose Marco
Ieta was presented to the President by the Secre-
tary of State, and delivered his credentials as En-
voy Extraordinary and Minister Penipotentiafy OF
the Republic OF Nicaragua, to this Government
Mr. Marcoeta made remarks upon the OCCASION
expressive of the veliest sense OF gratitude, Tor
the evidences of generous friendship which the
United States ha, been pleased to give to Nlcar-
aqua, to which the President made the following
reply;
"Mr Minister: We very happy to receive
YOU as the representative of the Government OF
Nicaragua. You have been expected for some
time and lattery with some lmpatlence, and we
have aisnifed to your Government our regret
that any causes should have occurred to delay you.
Interest. are sprngng up al the present moment
in Central America, of new and high character,
which concern this country as well as other com
rnercial s tates, and which will necessarily render
the connection and intercourse between Nicaragua
aud the United States more important than it has
heretofore been. The Government and the people
oil this country desire to perpetuate pence and good
will between the two republics, and L doubt not
that the relations between them may be conducted
in such manner as to accomplish these objects
and at the same time essentially advance the IN
tere.tE of the two countries.
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TO SOUTHERN AND WEsFE n
n ys5y,sagA ga -


Ssss .sE7ss "a 4.sz:4.5.z. z:.......:...z uSs'
VELLERS.
NEW ROUTE via Cincinnati, Columbus and
Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Upper sd over
.nnafa RSchester raeuse, bany ssratoEs se,ngs,
To New York Is hours from Rcnnati. via LrIle anna
Nenia and Co umbus, and Go umbuS and Cleveland Rail-
roads. T wo Daily TraiR3-monins and e.enlug On s.d
after The opening of navigation Lake Erie passengers by
Express TRIM will leave lncinn the morning urve as
ieveland same evening, and proceed TO Butiao
.ow uessnIr, lIst class steamers EMPIRE STATE and
BUCK YE STATE. arriving at Batflo next mornIns in
time Express Trains for Albany arriving Albany in
Cincinnati to New ork.
Passengers leaving Cincinnati by Morning Express Train
second night steamer orh River feeling as feah fof
business arriving New when their home
connection with this line Passengers by Evening rran
can stop nlght Columbus, (capta Ohio or pro>
eeed direct through may suit their convenience Th(
Eosds of this and laid throughout with heav7
Rai and exertl0n will be spared the seet7
| and speed OF Travellers
Steamers leave Cleveland daily for Dunkirs Detroit Mac
lnsw Chicago, and al the principal points on the Lake
L For all information and through tickets pleas
a. le ONCE, East side OF broadway, first door NOrIl
| Front, Cincinnati. z, w STRADER A.,
| lllciunad, February, 1851. les In d
| COOKERY, CHINA AND GLASSWAM
| - -. II. FHl.is tS 60, 50 CnNaOs .rRx,z n
4tg ew''te cans, importers Ii icGters, sokslesssf
| R-~fAsa rfl5 Ian s. Fa;aii lni R-itsn
f Na'ior5, tanI 81. Ists Lptsrg 8apsn,,1 -
| 'is{c,,,.,, Goods @l ae aHsg NJ low pric.
= ~ e21nlLs, laess ~ lleg - manner. lesz
.,t 4 = or 1ssIPER ANCs JBWRIs, e,e.
supply of Sons OF Temuerance Jeweis .ni b.
rnge trothers' Jewels Kept constantly on hand :,
= NHstomhouse street Divisions organizing IN r,
tailoinia eie WI be promptly attsnded BY address
oss,F "iil-Ahp' No. u ou'o"essss Sss Sr. Ss,r.sst
ELEME FIGS-S0O0 drums, hourly e1psc
ss " ' SAMUEL VIC
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"iFoNoR TO WoMAs." - We have read with
infinite pleasure eulogums the sex, from Mungo
Park, Ledyard, Schiller, and every gallant writer
of modern times. But the Macon (Ala.) Repub
can beats them all. Here it is. The Crescent is
peculiarly Iady's paper. The very name itself
shows we wear Dann's livery; it is therefore
highly gratifying to US 10 find such compliment,
paid to the ladies':
Women and Newspapers are the best
SubscrIhers III The world to newspapers, magazines,
etc. We have been editor now going on eight
years and we have never Yet lost single dollar by
female subscribers. They seem to make it point
OF conscientious duty to pay the preacher and the
printer,-two classes Of the community that suffer
more by bad pay land no nav AT alb than all the
resI puS together. Whenever we have woman's
name osaG book we know 1t is just as good for
two dollars and half plcayune is for ginger
cake Bssites, whatever they subscribe for they
read, whether it be- good, bad, OF Indifferent Il
they once subscribe for paper they are .ura tc
read it, upon the principle, we suppose that ii they
did not, their money woHld be thrown away-a,
an old lady, whom we once knew, for whose sich
servant grl the Doctor had prescribed dose Of oil
but az the girl would not ,ake the oil, she took il
herself rather than let it be wasted. Hence, W,
say, they are the best readers. Fer these reasons
we bad, any time in the world, rather have
dozen women on our books than one man.
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TEW YORK .4GE.NCY FOR
BrOnEed. Iron an0 Marble Furniture.

Garden Chairs AMI sat.ees, Soas Tables small and arss
Center Tables, with marble Hat and Be uQuet Stands
l. yptan and Italian Marble Slabs with fancy bTonzed
s Brackes stand Tables, with enam.led iron tops
article.
The above articles viii be found very beautiful much
cheaper Than wood, and far more durable.
ALLEN HILL, No 106 Baronne ST.,
between Heva and Girod sts, Second NJ Mlniuipality.
te2l lmlD New
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BOARDING.

MRS. w. E. BROWN informs her friends and
WI the public that, having opensd and thoroughly
nova. ed the WAVERLY HOUSE, No. 8 Canal
,(iatey occupied by Mrs. Shall, she preparsd ~
1ffer every accommodation, both transient and - NJ
permanent Boarders, thst pains and
NewOr'eans. November D, leFO, MA iyOs
SLAVES:s,: SLAVES
WANTED TO PURCHAS SE-I00 SLAVES,
w for which the ighe cash prices will be paid; Gnu
and merchants who have Slaves ae will paess
l cal before leaving their Slaves with other psrons
| f5 3moss ELIHU CRESWELL. 15S Common ST,
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EDUCATION.
BOOKS-STATIONERY.

HIGH SCHOOL, corner of Constance and Race
l. .ts., By Rev. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL. n.3 1y
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DRY GOODS.
SHOES, HATS, ETC.

7 @. WEBER, Boot and Shoe Dealer,
- uSSz CORNER
s9OE aTopE Yky (his Old Stand,)
Keeps constantly on hand thing in his ineneudng
variety of Ladies' and Gentemen's Boots and
and will sell the lowest Cash Prices share of pubic
1etronsge Is respectfully solicited apT iy
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pRANDlES, Ere
- half pipes Otard, Dupuy & Co." Old;
2 half pipes flames hennesey " Pale;
25 boxes Brown Stout;
30 boxes Scotch Ale;
81 hoxes Champagne Cider;
80 barrels Old Rye Whisky
Is quarter casks Pale Sherry Wine;
20 do Madeira do.
In store and for sale by -
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ELEME FIGS-3000 drums, hourly erpsc1
fsss SAMUEL VIC
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PUMPS And BATHisG APPARATle, &C;
EOHN MCCARTY, PLuaBER, No. 1874 CAMP
y STREET New Orleans, has lust received anew I
and large assortment OF Bass COCKS, various sizes
Force and Lift Pumps Beer Pumps, etc. etc; .SA
Cooking Ranges Bathing Tubs and Shower Baths. --A
Also, laying and repairing Lead Pipes Sheet Lead WORK
of every description. Snip Steamboat work promptly
put un AND repaired All orders nromptly attende to.
NhrV barstp