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WINTER CLOTHING AT COST!

.NOH LOOk orr FOR Ear G.7iNNi
A LFREn Nj NROE x 60, No. 81 Magazine street
4 will sell their entire stock oi liiitk WIN i.R
CLOTHING at the cual manufactures cost
We have now hand very lar~e stock OF HoodS-ihuch
larger than before this the }eafand It
MUST BE SOLD All ask is call fIom those who
wish to purchase Hce them that we VIII now offer
greater bargains Clothing than ever before IN New
ORLEANS Al goods well and t,hionablr made and
this opportunity for persons to supply themselves,
Among other Goods are the following
1000 black and coioca Cloth Dress and Frock coatS;
900 Cloth Cashmere and Tweed ac Paletos and cGatees;
400 long and mp,lnm blue Blanket toatS
900 pairs coored French and English Snere aua!"omS;
1000 pairs black Cashmere and French DOekn Pana!oobs;
800 pairs black Sltinet pantaloonS:
500 black and fancy ColOed satin Vests;
800 coofed Cashmere Vests;
800 black Cashmere, Bombazne and arathea SIX Vests
Super black Six Velvet and Royal figured six Velvet
Vests
Rich Paris Embroidered black Cashmere Vests;
Extra rich light Vests, for Balls and Sources;
COCO Muslin Shirts, with linen boomS-laest styles;
1000 all Linen Sh>-!aest styles.
Under Garments OF every description;
Black and white Kid Gloves; Suspemders;
Black and coored silk Cra.ats:
SILK and Linen Iandkercliets; Trunks: etc etc -
80 Gall and examine before purchasing elsewhere no
trouble ia show goods
=" One price for Goods and no deviation.
E r. This sale Cost viii continue Tor TWO WEEKS only
mhl62w ALFRED MUNR0E Y co, 81 MAGAZINE s.
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ALEXANDER HILLS

No S. Camp Street, .Neso Orleans.
N7HERE Families can find all articles Of Housekeeping
KITCHEN FURNITURE-Cooking utensils, Tin and
Iron Ware Fire Sets brass and STEEL Sheye and Tongs.
and Kitchen Fire Iron.
Enameled and patent metal timed HOLLOW WARE:
Fire Dogs.
GERMAN SII.VER-Block tin and Britannia Tea and
Coffee Urns.
TABLE CUTLERY-German Silver Britannia and Iron
Tea and Table Spoons
WOOD WARE-Brass and Iron bound Cedar Pals.
Rattan bound CEDAR WARE a new article.
WILLOW WARE-Baskets Cradles, Nurse Chairs and
Hearth Brushes.
MATS-jute Manila, Alicant Palm and Husk Mats.
Waters and Trays.
Brass, Britannia and metal Candle Sticks and Lamps.
Steamboat and Hall Lanterns
Cooking Stoves and Furnaces.
d. Il j. Wghts patent Premium Cooking Stoves, for
wood coal, with fixtures complete, the most approved
pattern in
sg~ HOTELS and STEAMBOATS, furnished at
dured prices mhtl-bm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-22

Mar ExAMINED.-Richard Kelly, accused Of
la, been the cause Of the death of John Mer-
E,b was not examined yesterday on account of
r abseoce of the Attorney General, who was de-
;..d Nv urgent business from the Recorders
p.n, If the First Municipality.
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EXCHANGES.-The demand is limited and the mar
ket dull at 7sf084 pct for SerngFraucs 5f271s
GD5t35New York go day bills, 2dD2l4 get disc-Sght do
par G014 yet.
REIGHTS-Forro FIVE large class vessels taken up
I'D for Cotton to Liverpool &c. 10 HAVE, GIG for Boston
Also, bark for MaHeilles at Slice gross for Lard.
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MAGUIRE,s DAGUERREoTYPE.

NJ would respectfully return thanks for the liberal pat
- onage bestowed him he first had the honor OF
introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into New Orleans.
five during which time he has taken more por
traits than any other person in the world His specimens
exhibited the Fair competition with others taken
by the best operator from New York. and he awarded
the Frst Premium
No specimens exhibited at his establishment but those
taken by himself
J. NJ assures the public that his portraits will continue to
be what they always have beente best His long expen-
and constant practice the best inducements to per
sons DESTROYS of instruction in the beautiful art.
Genuine Vogander Cameras 20 per cent cheaper than
any in this city; all other articles the Plates at So
per DOZEN Scorrl No for SO % guaranteed the best
plates made in the United States Cases 1915 and 80 So
New York Cameras at $1S
Orders from the country promptly attended to- ~ .
to- Entrance-No. Camp street. mill II
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nAIJ,Y CRESCENT.

,:eo,T BURNED At about haifpast ]
.,l.t this morning, the ferry-boat Orleans .
v,0 ,ing TO the ferry-boat line from Canal street
T', ,rsers was discovered to be on fire. The boat
Or landing was also burned, where the boat
" ,ooored. II was impossible to ascertain the
"a, If the confagration owing to the lateness of
e''I hour At2 o'clock the boat had burned to the
aser's edge, and when we left the Levee the boat
,as sinking.
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cronEy DEATH-A boy named Bernard Hare,
,,iog in Paulding's buildings, on Delord street,
the Leyee, suddenly dropped dead yesterday,
~, ny- licensed had been for some time suffering
49,, sbin.feyer. but at the time of his death was
.a.ossd 10 be convalescent
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Tuesday Night, March a 1913.
The Transactions in general market have been of little
importance during the past three days. the daily anticipation
OF later European advces by the steamer Cambria, checking
considerable extent the demand for Cotton and render
ing prices less firm In other respects there material
change The weather has become quite and threat
enng
COTTON-Our last semi weekly review left the Cotton
market active though prices had declined little from The
highest point reached Immediately after the receipt of the
Brannas Since that time the sales have been limited
by the proximity of the Canbras advces 1850
bales follows 800 bales Saturday 5000 Monday
and coo to-day. taken mostly for English and Mort hem
count Prices have been little easier and have varied
quotations accordingly The receipts at this port
show OF l3 00 bales the 0tal OF last year
SI.L.S ..acrI.N
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srpRESpERED.- Thomas Hogan, who was ar
..,ad some days ago, was yesterday surrendered TO
=. Second Municipality police by his security.
", Hogan was furnished with stronger bonds than
Josc that he had given-those Of imprisonment in
Ma oriarlhouse.
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FRr.-A fire broke out about half-past two
,clock Yesterday morning, on Toulouse street, in
h. upiphborhood of the Old Basin, which de-
,,ov4d Twelve small wooden buildings. They
IRE principally occupied by poor families, who
ot,ned considerable loss i'll the burning of their
n,nl,re. Nearly all the building were owned by
Mr. h. Blame One, however, was owned by Mr..
Tav who was insured.
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EVANS, ARCADE Hat EMPORIUM,

No So .HaG.4ZLNE Street, Corner GR.4PIER Street.
Ega JUST RECEIVED and opening at this En-
= establishment, the most varied and splendid Ez
Go assortment of II ATS offered in this market; Cd
consisting in part Of o ~
super and Medium quality PANAMAS, LEGHORNS,
SAHARA stray w., CHINA PE a, RETk Eh y
HATS Super White and Black ROCKY MOUNTAIN
BEAVER, MOIESKlN and NEPLUS ULTRA HATS,
of the latest fashions and finished in the richest styles
pains expense has been spared in the manufacture
and finish of this Stock. The old customers of the house
and the public respectfully solicited to call and examine
for themselves mh7 I'm
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40 CLuE-The police have not been able find
-, tho slightest clue to the whereabouts of the
~ ~ssrteeI young man who robbed The way-mall
L., ibis civ to Mobile on Monday last.
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NOTICE.

TIVE subscriber having, by of February b. 1876 be
from 'H William Feme E% Seno 0e Of the T I5
CoNclIE GR11E B1RS and paenee of the y sane nj
Fere Of maxim and yenng said Patent Crate bas IN Inc
River and It's iGntsres now give notice that he prepared
fulfil orders for SAID articles They are especially recon-.
far more duraIc than the ordinary Crate Bars.
nngns nG9n sad pnsn by g am
will be proaecuted 10 the extent OF the ky ME, nav,
New Orleans, March IS, lS4s- DANIEL DANA.
NEW ORLEANS March 49, 1913
Mr. Tapa-I have ncd takln" off two OF sugar,
the Patent Crate Bar invented by Mr. VIM. Ferel and find
them far superior from their conGaEe surface to tie ordinary
@ ellis s. 3 ,5's tunes '' long '' G. W CAMPBELL
AWNINGS. TARPAULINs, ETC.
tie czens Of New Orleans tlat 6s sin continue, to
manqtaGue every dsserption of WQOD and L Ga
Galleries etc etc. He also manufactures every description
Of Military Tents apauns and D[ay WAGON ,;d and H9e
paid TO Splicing and furnishing Wheel and other Purchase
Ks there has been great deal said within the la
81 3PGgi Y SOM e a s'1neo eyic r IN s
FOR small compensation, and 10 those OF ms customers who
would prefer saving The EXPENSE by donS themselves he
viii cheeruIy give the receipt which IN Sef very slm?e
and vet mos useful preventing rot or mldow on any article
OF 2h that may Pc eNnaed to Cf a, Or 1m gors
ALFRED MUNR0E / 90, will meet with prompt PROMPT at
tcntion. mhi8 GIN IL CASSIDY
PRINCIPAL HAT STORE AND SOUTHERN
MANUFACTORY, Wholesale and Retail.
FH The attention Of Dealers and Country Mer- sssan
eaes % o OF XXX G6Op VICE. G1e
confidently assert i the aTgest and best , selected IN
Among which tie following
1000 PANAMA HATS;
500 dozen LEGHoRN;
100 dozen CHINA PEARL;
100 dozen PEDALE BRAID;
so dozen II SCAN BRAID.
Some of the above are in bond aud suitable Tor the eN
AISO-A large and beautiful variety of Children and
Infants Straw Hats and Gaps, Tor sale low at
D'ARtY'S :, corner Canal and Charities.
N. e. Beaver and Ouer Hats made TO order. oet and
Beaver Skins wanted NH I'm
iSiS! SPRING FASHIONS, 1918!
D. p SEAMAN 81 co. Ma, u thGrtfS Strcct,
FIJI have the honor of informing the Ladies that ID
~ they have Just received the 2lowlng Fashion FfH
ais and choicest that have appeared IN Fas va
the, Spnng and SummeE-of 1878
Grenadine Barge Sore,
Printed tiauze Orrandy a large selection;
Grenadne Marqulses
- Isabella Louisa
Changeabe Satin Plaid
- Black, Embroidered:
+. Pol dn NorI plain and plaid;
Lace and Embroidered Muslin Capes, Collars feieHhes
Inans Embroidered Caps, Robes, Waists and eloaks
Ladies Lace and Muslin Embroidered Dresses
Extra fine Plr. CHIP and Grape Bonnets , md in.u
Ladies, Misses and Children Tuscan sra" anu Linen
New Ribbons, Aricals and Para,qls M.
Black and coIored Silk Nstes and hahiuhds
Rich White and coiorei Canton Grape Sha@is -;
Rack eeabIe striped plaid and brocade Silks
Real EnrIsh Valenclennes, Malines and Regency Lace
E,lging and Inserting
Nh Fans Purses and Reticules;
- just received full assortment of Spring colored
FIinges and Passemenerles. mhi I'm
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MILITARY SHAVING CREAM AN EMOL-


ASpST EXCELLENT for Shaving with either cold or
1YE warm water-prepared by Nm BAILEY. Chemist
et SanS aRd ks0H streets BrUOLiHn .NeC l0rh
This valuable compound the most ecacous and
delightful preparation of this description yet discovered The
principle of It's manufacture embraces complete neuraiza-
of Aka the actual presence OF which found IN every
other soap Alkali mpedeS the natural insensibe perspa
de the surface causing to crack and bleed attended
with exceedingly unpleasant irritation, especially in frosty
weather The absence, therefore, OF this deeerous ingledl
ent is of Itself d high recommendation. For sale by
NATHAN JARVIS Il co,
mh18 1w corner of Magazine and Common streets
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-22

BrRGLARY.-An unfortunate woman. by the
name of Ellen Dougherty, was yesterday arrested
Mthe First Municipality Police, on the charge Of
mrpary She is accused by Narcisse Durvan with
having broken open his trunk, i'll house at the
corner of Customholse and Franklin streets, and
rbhjng it of Sl0o Her examination will take
Mace before Recorder Ramos, to-day.
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l S4S

1913! 1878!
THE GREATEST NOVELTIES of the SEASON
MICHAEL HERMAN, No. 80 CHARITIES STREET.
wi has Just received per ship Francona. from -.
Havre, additional supply of New and Beau lggSS
dIkdlG ''i"' DRESS GOODS, ~
I Stlllf for Spring and Summer wear, comprising
- W the very latest and most novel styles produced lnhe
Paris market this season.
New styles Printed and Broch6 BAREGEs,
Plain and Embroidered do
Striped and Plaid LOUISA;
POLL DE NORD;
POILLE DE CHEVRE
= POILLE DE FILE;
Plaid and Printed MOuSSELINE DE SOLE;
Plaid and Striped GRENADINES;
Printed Gauze ORGANDI, very new;
Extra new style MOUSSELlNE SATIN
MONTPENSIER RALZORINES and TISSUES;
RICH POMPADOUR MOUSSELINES. fashionable
REAL. LINEN CAMBRIA PRINTED DRESSES.
White and Colored Embroidered JACkARD MOUSSE
LINES; ,~ro,,,
Extra new style PRINTED LAWNS and FRENCH
ra n Bust received, so dozen Superior
YIN FRENCH CORSETS. most desirable for comfort
4 III and elegance of form. Also, 10 dozen Ter
/ 3W PARASOIS entirely new. milo
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Ne. 55 GrOd ST. .NeD Orleans:
AtTEAM and FIRE Engines, Printing Presses, and Ma
- chnery general made and repaired satisfactory
aFF7 Brass Castings and Patterns made to order.
mhl5 A. C. JONES.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Cleared Yesterday :

Ship IrieI, Janvyn, Liverpool J. p Whitney y Co
Ship Maid of Oreans. Dannis, New York. 4 Cohen
snip Charlotte Be- Campbell Liverpool, J. WIghman
Ship Lord ElsIn, tBr) Heron, Liverpool,
Ship Bremen (Biem.) Geoken, Hamburg
Noigts & Jeanrenaud
Ship LISTEN and Weker (5renl) Bose, Bremen,
Nogts Il Jeanrenaud
Barb Indiana Watts New York .no Alexander
Bark eIa Ruark Vera Cruz Jno Alexander
Bng azores, Amesbury, New York
w. i. NicCutchon s Co
Biig John BacI BaIch Newport, r. L., Master
BfIg Saitadef Bnet Barcelona J. Pfats
Bng Scotia, tBr.) Mccall, Halifax. n S,
Curtis & Budlendori
Brig Mafsuireta, asp) Answatsur, Malaga,
Sctr, Emma, Brown, Corpus Christi e. u. Lehman
Schr Martha, E0zzens, Pensacola John Hurley X Co
Schr. Adeline. Head, Por I;,yat5a o. Wickaam
Sehr. Elizabeth, Gift, Apaachicoa E. G. Rogers x Co
Steamer Mobile, Sutton Mobile Master
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A CENT? EAlA IN from Alabama, who is extensively
quained that State wishes situation salesman
outdoor clerk either dry goods grocery house Com
summer; lie believes he can make himself useful and profit
able to his employer Inquire Mrs, Taylors 81 Canal
mil
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CRESCENT FOUNDRY

to" ALEX'R CAMPBELL'S PUBLICATIONS, lor
sale at o. 50 Poyd street. New Orleans, by DIR. A. A.
JONES, his agent for this cit y mh14
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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
Cotton, bales. Tobacco. hhds
Stock on hand Sept. ............... 493 % 336
Received past days ........ 3,901 FS
previously ....... .S27 ,7IS-S536 19 T157-17 744
ST172 4J,0S0
Exported past 8 days ........ "a 2f7 go
previously ... .5a5, 5S7-S2Os 81 e, 233-28, a43
Stock on hand MT cIeared 2I9 f27
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NOTICE.

FI'fE subscriber having purchased the interest of his late
4 partner, ANDREW OLIVER, in the WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL Dare EsTAHLlsHMENT, corner K I
Of fhGrfrcS Gnd BienrWe streets, Mem Oreans AkA
for number of past conducted Jointly by them oas~
under the style OF ndrew oliver Co, has com
pieted his for extended business Than
- THAT hitherto done by the old house. My stock OF
S.f5 DRU(IS. HEDfCLNES AND CHENlC1LS.
W SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS AND PERFuMERY,
T. ~ embracing intend it shall every article needinI
The Heads of Families Planters and Country Dealers, VIII
not exceeded excellence of quality reaonabenes; oil
price by any other the trade while as General
PATENT MEDICINE AGENT,
oyr can he addressed to me with confidence and certain
~ of having them properly and faithfully attended to, not
previously experienced in this place a.
y The usual credits and facilities Of trade extended to
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RoTANIC DRUG STORE, No. 80 Poydras ~
ID street, New Orleans, by 80
Dr. A. A. JONES. w
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TO SHIPPERS. ETC.

A ACCOUNTANT AND BOOK-kEEPER (accli-
mated) who capable of conducting the correspond
ence and supervising the details of the counting is de-
Slfous OF procuring situation respectable house
gaged either IN the shipping Importing Jobbng business.
References OF the most satisfactory character will be given.
Address w. V, b., Box b 81, Posofice. mhl6 1w
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-22

LUST
YESTERDAY, the New Shell Road or in the city
Il SILVER SUSPENnER BUCKLE with the letters
A. G. b. engraved upon the back The finder will be iber-
ally rewarded by leaving it at No CarOndee st. mh9
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STEAMBOATS,
Lima Hart i'm Bayou Sara-lS bales cotton.
taddo Graham, fin 1htey eport-l.t9 bales cotton.
Huntsville, wilson fin Florence and Tuacumbia-25S5 b.
Coneo Johnson, tiom tcrmilIon.
Charter Oak Carroll, I'm st Louis.
J. w. Van Leer, Aluggah I'm Attakapas.
Jas. u. Day Wood, fin Mobile.
Andrew jackson, Brown, i'm Cincinnati
Towboat PheniN CroweiI, im the Passes.
ToWhoat Shark, PiDnegaf I'm The Passes.
Towboat Belle. McPherson, I'm the PIssC,.- q
Iowboat Pat. Henry, Miller, i'm the Turn
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memoranda.
Towhoat PheniX lowed down and the 18th
shin magnificent, bark Lcnnox, brig Capt Tom and schr
tnyfncbIe.
Towboat Shark towed down and 10 the 18th inst
ship llfndoo, bark Muflo, and brig &. w Russell
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-22

FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-jmdge WcHcarY-
Another very Interesting case of circumstantlal
evidence came off before the Criminal Court yes
tprday 1t was the State rs. Brown alias llaryer.
alias Harvard, accused of larceny The first wit
ness proved tia! on the 18th of February last his
store was broken open at II O'Clock P NJ, and
large 10! Of silver watches. two gold watches, one
hundred rings. and diamond breast-pin were sto-
len from him: and that he found them in shop in
Charities street. The keeper OF the shop sWors that
he bought the lot of jewelry from pawn-brokes
for $50 The pawn-hroker testified that he got the
watches etc. tied up i'll handkerchief for $50,
from a man named Hobart, but that the prisoner
was not that man Lieut.. Hernandez prove that
he found one of the watches at bar kept by Mr.,
Green: this last swore he received the watch from
the accused.
For the defence a witness proved that Brown
had entered a cabaret in house in Bicnvilie street,
on the night Of The larceny 18th February at or
So'clork- HAT he was lhcre at midnight and thai
he Mas found there asleep neN morning. This
made out such circuulslautial case of oiji. i'll
the opinion Of The jury, rebutted the slight circ'nn
stalltia evidence that the prisoner had stolen tle
watch, because it had been found in his possession
After retiring for short time. the jury returned
with Il verdict of not guilty.
| DIscuARGEn-The principal time of Recorder
BaldWins Court was yesterday takeu up III the
animation of DagIan Ryan who was accused of
having stolen $50 gunny- bags from his brother Jas
Ryan, After long and tedious rehearsal of the
evidence pro and CON, the Recorder dismissed the
accused it being proven thai the allegations made
could not he sustained
SENT Down. man in Il hlue shirt, with
black handkerchief tied round his throat, yes
erday sent to the First District Court by Recorder
Baldwin, on the charge of stealing lie was &C
cused of having taken from the steamboat Pike two
trunks belonging to William Stilwcll. The name
| Of the accused is John Rooney.
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PALETOTS AND SACS.
RLACk AND CoLORED CLOTH PALETOTS and
D SAtS and all other heavy woolen clothing. selling
Al COST by ALFRED MUNROE K CO.,
mil2l3 "a Magazine at.
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GUNNER HATS FOR CHILDREN-I have in FEC
~ store large assortment OF Lcghon and Straw = ~
HATS, suitable for Children; for sale low. -
ma7 81 &. H. BtNCE, 30 Canal ST.
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ROOMS TO RENT

ROOMS TO RENT
fFNNO RQOhlS-Parlor and Bedroom-on the lower g.
toor-peasantIy situated and elegantly furnished G:;s
-Foi Rent. Inquire No. SO BtRGL.ND St milo A.s.H
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ltATHoLIC MANUALS AND BIBLES, elegantly
- bound in gilt, with gold clasps Common do Flowers
OF Piety,'' Sc For sale by MILES c. SALE & co,
ll,H St
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GORDON PILlMMER, .7dMStCr IF .frer0ges.-O tice
~ at Iucien tletmanns, hia1ne Notary, No 81 R0Ua
Hrt"t, MN brt6GHS. mills Am
7OSliEN BUTTER.-50 FirkinS very CHOICE now
VI landing ~ ships Southcmer aud Ashland For sale b.,
mills STURGEsS u WRIGHT, So rchouptou;ls ST
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JOIN II. Sr RGES OriS.... WRIGHT, tfhCiHHGij
STURGES & WRIGHT,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
NIL Gm No So Tchoupioulas St.. n. Orleans
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. $40 TO $25. -
SufER BLACK CLOTH DRESS AND FROCk
- COATS be purchased at No. "a Magazine st.,
al the above low prices.
mh203t ALFRED MUNROE s. Cy.
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SUMMER CLOTHING.
NJ aenow receiving beautiful assortment OF the latest
w styles. Gall and examine, at "A Magazine street.
mii203t ALFRED MUNROE u co.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-13
"Tho Law and Newspapers.u

l. Subscribers, who do not give e1preSs notice
to the contrary, are considered wishing to continue
their subscriptions.
9. If subscribers order the discontinuance OF
their papers, the publisher may continue to send
them until all arrearages are paid
8. Ifsubscribers neglect, or refuse TO take their
pap ers from the offices to which they are sentthey
are held responsible till they have settled their
bills, land ordered their paper discontinued.
4. Ifsubscribers remove to other places with
out informing the publishers, and the paper is
sent to the former direction they are held respon,
sible.
S. The Courts have decided that refusing to
take newspaper or periodical from the office or
removing, and leaving it uncalled for, is "prima
facie" evidence of Intentional Fraud