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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30

MuRpERoUs AssAULT-A man named Joseph
Spaickler was on Monday evening arrested by the
FIRST Municipality police, in Orleans street, for as
~aulting and beating Louis Hertrich with stone
and a club. Hertrich was bruised in shocking
manner. and was sent to the hospital in dangerous
condition. The accused was yesterday committed
TO the Parish prison, to await an examination.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30

THREE MONTHS EXTRA Pay,
IA THE undersigned having engaged the -
sN office lately occupied by Bvig. Gen. - Fl
6&ED =. Churchill, Inspector General u 5. zzST =
L.& Amy (New Commercial Exchanged 1888
corner of St Charles and PerdO streets prepared TO
ecue all the necessary papers to ene Officers non commits
stoned officers, musicians, and pnyates TO the above pay
on the most reasgRGje terms Amy business entrusted TO
their care will be dispatched with the utmost prompuude
The Regiments vt Louisiana Volunteers OF 1916 are included
in the act of Congress Of 18Th July 184S COmpany cCOunts
adjusted and made out for the proper Depa ments
with accuracy and dispatch.
e%' .mmGiIGIe attention pdld TO Bounty L.dhH' rem
si0Rs and other Military Claims. w
THEO. LEWIS,
late Capt Co. X, lst La. NOu. teers.
VIM. MONAGHAN,
al4tf late Capt. Go. +. 9TH Regt. La. Volunteers
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30

EXAMINATIONS FIXED-J. Robasa was yester.
day morning brought before Recorder GoIdng
charged with having frauduently received the
wages of a runaway slave, belonging TO Zuline
NJnouvrer His examination was fixed for the
3l,tius. Julia Veil, charged with asSaulting Mi
chael Veil, her brother-in-law, with Ratchet, will
be examined on Thursday next. . John Butler, for
uukindIy threatening Mary Duffy with personal
violence will be examined on Friday. DIR. C.
Salmon, charged with savage demonstrations and
threats towards c. Hancke, will be examined on
Saturday npyt.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30

H'AMPEACHY, Panama, China Pearl, Tuscan IA
- braid English DunstabIe, Chinese and other SSzS
Spring and Summer styles of Hats in every varety 60
can be found at D'ARCY'S, Canal and Chafres SITS
P s. A few more REVOLUTIONARY HATS, Just received
his morning by Telegraph. apou
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30

NEGRO BURNED.-There was a rumOr prevailing
down town yesterday, that negro was burned to
death at the fire on ST. Claude street. We could
NOT race the story to any reliable source, and there
for. cannot vOuch for its truth.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30

SECOND MrNICEPALITY CoUNCL.-An attempt
was made to get together quorum of this Council,
but il proved unsuccessful. Only eight members
were present, and they adjourned TO Tuesday even
.,,,y upy
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30
RUNAWAY

Runaway,
FTIHE BOY DANIEL aged about 80; complexion o.,
copper color feet org inches high; stout built ~
and inclined to be bald. suitable reward will be- a
pan ans # HOYT & FORD. II St Charles street
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MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.

MRS, MoCLUsKEY.
FASHIONABLE MIL1NER AND =,
ia DRESS MAX r., sASBY1
E.JST fCnR. CIRCUS AND GRAvIER sTs n. o. sS3SS5sS
szzsG TasraES. IcgioTpS, PdnGmGs and @SEES9
Srcs Cleaned Dyed and altered to the present fashion.
n. R-The above will be executed IN the most iashona
bic style aDd on the most reasonable terms epI4 ON
MRS INGRAM,
- FASHIONABLE MILLLNER, o.
E<-Ga Tuscan and StTG3o Hat Manufacturer, r. "a
Sss - No. l72 Camp street. New Orleans; Aaass p
s&2-a Tuscan, Straw, and NeapOItan Hats r50 Is
cleaned and altered IN superior style. ,mlzo ~
k<7~ Country orders will be punCtually attended TO-
SPRING GOOpS.
!Essvn MRS. BANISTER'S .HLLiLNERY GndNES
sEss5Ss FANCY STORE, No 90 Royal street E1R5
&sS corner of Ble1iLke Street-Jus received from Isl
@tE& Paris, by direct MISUNDERSTANDING ANDEN7
FANCY GOODS-c0nsisting of BOnnets, Ribbons, tlS"
Rich Silks Bareges Fine Muslns, Tissues, Fans Par
asOls, etc. etc. ,,
~ MIiners supplied Extra Fine Stock. mh2i ON
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THREE MONTHS EXTRA PAY,
N OFFICERS non commissioned Officers, Mus &
SS clans and PHva:es, - who have served out the III
%RsYl term Of their engagement" IN the war with M
1I& Mexico or received honorable dsChlrge, u
are entitled Three Months Extra Pay-and by applying
to the subscribers 95 St Charles street, can ave Their
applications forwarded to the proper Department at W ash
ngtOn and receive without delay order OF payment
which will be hODOred by Paymaster most convenient
to the residence of the claimant
EE" Pensions, and other military claims prosecuted.
j. JAY LANGDOr,
and WARREN A. GRICE,
aSn late Capt I'd Regt. La. Volunteers.
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From Mr.. John ID. Morgan, Druggist, dGted:
PITTsBURG, Jan II, 1847.-The Syrup of Wild Cherry
and Tar has given great satisfaction those who have used
II know Ofoue instance Of permanent Of Asthma
on gentleman of Ohio. think shall be able TO sell at
least SIX gross year.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30

THE BENTON AND BUTLER DFFICULTY.-Dr.
Wallis, the Washington correspondent OF the n.
Y. Herald, upon whose deposition Senators Benton
and Fuller were arrested, gives the subioined as a
statement of the facts in the ease -
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nEw oRLEANs Z oARRoLLToN RAILROAD

TT Letters OF maabe matter, left at the office o.
NJ JudsOn corner Canal and Camp Streets will be OTwaded
daiIv my5 lms 3md&W
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30

oOO BOXES TIN .PLATE, iC and TX, charcoal
300 boIes extra sizes 14x2O TX and Xxx; 12xl2 TX
14xl4 TX and IXX-DC., On, DIM in store and
for sale by SAMlI. LOCKE Nos; and Front LeHee
aS DIV between CustOmhOuSe and BenVIlIe SIS.
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Frrn .lIr. FdICHrG ROJDlnS, IJrNEgiSt.
BORDENTOwN, n j.. Jan. 9, lS4I.-We have taken some
troubIe to Introduce Dr. Davis Syrup of Wild Cherry and
Tar here and lave sold all wereceiyed from you Dr. t.
Cook has used il in his practice he thinks highly of the
medicine Dr. Cock of the eminent physicians in
the United States and the attending physician OF Joseph
Bonapare, eykg of SPAIN durng all his residence IN THIS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30

5000 SHEETS BRAZIERS' COPPER, 80 by 80
sOJJU inch-1O, II, Il ID;
Is 900 lbs BrazeT Copper 80 by 50 inch assorted, from
Is to s. b.; in store and andiug-tqT sale by
SAML. LOCKE, Nos. and Front heyee
az 2w between CuStOmhOuSe and BIenvlIle SIS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-30

BRIGHT VARNISH.
90 BBIS. BRIGHT VARNISH, in store and for sale
eOO by STURGES & WRIGHT
as So TchOuptoulaS street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-10
Markets.

PIrTsBuRc II, Dec. 8, 1848.
Flour-The receipts large, and transactions CON-
fined to the regular trade demand; but regard to
prices. there Is NO change from yesterday Sales At
So SO to 81 12H. Rye -four sells at So 37H Grain =
There have been no sales Of wheat worthy OF report
but corn 70 firm and in good request. Sales Of mixed
wheat at Zoe and Ohio red at $50 Sales OF barley At
5Sc per bushe Provisions remain without change:
sales Of cheese at to Co. There now lO% feet Of
water In the channel and the river is still rising The
Gather has day been very pleasant.
PIrTsnURG, Dec. Q, 1S48
The markets remain unchanged Merchants ara
apxously awaiting the receipt Of the Causda's news
due at your port 1t has been raining here all day
BosroS, Dec. 9, lS48
The demand for flour continues fair, with sales
GOO barrels Oswseo and Genesee at IS so IS rs:
rye there were sales Of ,000 bushels at 700; corn
dull and market drooping-saes IL 600 bushels at 57
fer new white and 60c for yellow; oats renal
about the same with Gales of 600 bushels Northern
3sc a9c provisions continue in good retail dsman
at steady prices,
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From New Orleans.

BALTIMORE, Dec. q, 1888.
The New Orleans Piedyune Of Dec. 2, received here
tonight, states that the Taylor festivities continue
without abatement Gen. Taylor received the oon-
ratulations of the ladies' at the ST. Charles Hotel on
the afternoon of the 3D. and visited the theatres in the
evening
The reported existence OF cholera among this pas-
sengers Of the ship which arrived at New Orleans from
Bremen, is eontradicted.
The markets we're UNCHANGED
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3 uicide, Gold Mania, SC.

BOSTON, Dec. o. 184S.
Captain David Lane, highly respectable citzsn o.
Gloucester Mass) committed suicide this afternoon
at the Pesrlstreet House. by cutting his throat With
razor. The cause of this rash act is net stated.
The gold fever is all the rage aud city is flooded
with handbills announcing numerous expeditions to
the California mines
The Western Railroad Company have declared Q
dividend Of four per cent
Two inoendiaries were arrested this afternoon and
committed to prison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-10

COLUMBUS, Ohio Dec g. l84S
Several attempts have been made In the Senate to
elect Sergeantat Arms, but without success.
NO progress has been made in business the House.
ihe wings renewed the proceedings Of yesterday and
the democrats continue to occupy the Hall
committee was appointed to procure preaching q,
to. morrow. is believed there will be no exsaton
this winter,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-10
Melancholy Suicide.

PITTsBURa, Dec. Q, 1913.
Mr. Lot M. Irwin, extensive iron manufactures OF
Mercer county, in this State, and brother of Cen.
Irwin of Centre county committed suicide by hanging
himself on Wednesday last. No cluse has so far,
been assigned for this rash act
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-10
TELEGRAPHIC NTELLIGENCE.


WAsHisoToN, Dec. e-1xPM.
II 10 rumored In the city that General Tayiors rssis-
nation Of command has been received ut the War De-
partment.
Tom Corwin, Of Ohio, has, 1t 10 also runored, been
spoken Of for Attorney General
The President having received such information from
the gold region Of California to warrant govern msnt
action has message in readiness for Congress the
Subject ON Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-10

o CArdroRk4A GoJD AT EHn Mfrrs-We learn that
deposit Of $4,000 Of Calissrhim gold was made
at the mint yesterday BY gensnsn Just arrived via
Paneps, who brings with bin an equal amount be.
longing to other parties The deposit, though not yet
has been sufficiently tested to prove It be
Of unusual purity We understand other parties In
tie city are In possession Of specimens Of great value
PENN yivaVisW.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.

THE Dali HERALDThr editions svrrv dav r,oo eerts
per eoys-N Is pr srnum. i2< MORNING EDITfON IL
p~Lishrd O'clock before breakfast
Inc AFTERNOON EDITION be had Of the noshog;
G eeick r. H., aud the ssesnd AFTERNOON EDITION at
~ o'ciock.
Tie HEEkLr HERALD-Es~ry Saturday, for ciyerla
on on the Spran Co.f'as6 eeats copy s. l2h per
SEP aHnrs to,.eEds ae postage The Esro~an eda'o"
srI be pTlsfed IN TIE French aud Esgish fGngpaees
ALL LETTERS by .a for su6sertioss. tcifh adrer.
tsen 10 BE- po.f paid the postage Ddi Deducted from
&c money rrrnnfed.
VOLUNTARY CORRESPONDENCE eontainiag impo IL nj
ssc ,ee aed from aHyqIartsr OF the ortd; ssd 'c DO
Morally paid for.
ADVERTISEMENTS, (reae,ea .ssrw.as, and to be
y1bLrd ifhr deracos. edoss bic
prices; be PLAIN sitie mauner; f proprietor
nof resTons5le for rssauscrsr.
NOTICE faE-n o a. IONS. WHAT
ever Is ,pended Tor neded by the
,1rc necessary for public alton. but
guaranty Of his good Jafs I've easast return rejected
COMMUNICATIONS.
PRINTING Of oil kinds erecuted beautifully and ,oh des-
patch Orders received nj the Office Of Fulton and
Nassau streets.
TIE RERHLD ESTABLISHMENT is open throughout TIE
wight a . ipeN as dan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-10
City Intelligence.

THE WtATHEn-The weather. yesterday wa, very
pie 2seDt indeed quite too warm fos the season though
the thousa ads who had for several days. KEEP, within
uoois sailed forth and the streets crowded with
mild, with very little prospect of cold weather
FinE-A hre broke out on Friday night In the house
NO ESQ Mot street. caused by allowing children to
mage. s... 81 =. N
SUDDEN nEATu.- The Coroner was sent for yester-
day to hodan inquest at No 81 Orange street ON the
body OF Peter Joyce native OF Ireland aged 81 year,
who vas found dead In his bed yesterday afternoon
The deceased rather . disspated man, and only
four weeks In the country. An Inquest will DO held
this forenoon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-10

NAvAL.--The u. S. sloopI Of war Albany, Com
mander Randolph, arrived at Havana on the 2sii
uitmO.s 20: a-4v sarr.;ssgaC ID - 2rsss.g laisv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-10

evening by telegraph -
BosroN, Dec 9-P. M.
The packet schooner Boston from Halifax N. s., 18th
Instant, noon, has arrived The "Cauads." from Lii
verpoo cert 2iuly not at Halifax N s. forty eight
hours eince
The Canada is a new steamship, and was ex-
pected TO make short passage. She has probably
encountered severe weather.
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ARnYAIs or TIE CHEnokEE.T The fine steamel
Cherokee snisedy yesterday morning from Ssvan
nah, with papers two days later than received by
theIand mail She. left ON the afternoon Of Wed
ncsday - - -. -. =. 10y
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Tcssnent sent at your request never saw . death
except IN enc oae where the dose described pro-
duced 10 proper effect upon the liver and that vas
from recurring fever to prevent which, although rare
Occurrences TO any dangerous extent after the first
dose produced its full effect, Dr. Cartwright sdminis
tered another dose, Of which Am sure calomel and
aloee composed part, but do not remember the ex-
act proportion and have written to him this day TO
hatcher requesting him to send full account
think have tho OF these remedies
In several hundred cases and according to my reco
lection the deaths did not three per emit out Of
the number attacked think in all other estme nts
the proportion Of deaths was far greater.
When receive DR.. Csrtwrights reply to my letter
OF thi: date, viii send you COPY, and, in the
time the cholera should make its appearance in our
country, trust !. will not, should be glad hear
from you. There precautionary Of great
importance. Among these are . cheerful tempera
ment AN exemption from all excitement brave heart
resolved to do its duty and leave the result to Prov
dence Dry, airy, and comfortable apartments, ele-
waited above the ground with great regard to COOL
ness and free use Of proper dsinfectng agents. plain
nutritious Diet with less of vegetable food and entire
abstinencs from all stimulating drinks, with rest
disturbed, and, above all, the immediate application
Of the remedies, both Of friction and Of medicine at
the very instant Of the attack are important
Ever truly your friend, r. j. WALKER.
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RAILROAD ACROSS TIE IsrHm,s Aof1 RANAmA.sI
The Washington correspondent 81 ahat penrsyisaa-
ainu says ,uder dstep Of In 9Th tu 80 I,t

Id jag than two yeafs from fh q 1Ats a fsilroaa
scfpfs the tsthlpns 81 "a wit be acpnpIsted BY
fam iSs goyFf 1T or New Gfs1adsq re wifi be the
utk Tpf5ng the two 9oe ans, fna .shptteripE the
TtttiS M Busbsnan has been One Of The most DO.
tyr sht 81 aeftisable ffeuds Of ttis gtsAt schfeye
iHjshf IND IS indy owing to bic feqlent appeFp
ressb atsT al tbs fetts Of tas csse,
tAfI PA Esttf Brought 20 Isar ~ tefnfn alton.
sG b6f sses IL sv tS Sss
ihtfi hsyins time to cgnspft his GO
hss ts, book thu retpoptithsy 81 closing the
ffht3 Win t2t setuf pg Is thfs country tue
EgEt ~ pta Es dread IN qtessioS. The CHARTER
taSd 70 acc ttaII or Tor TIE entsrPIis.
7y New enAds IN shortly close FOR tHe tonsftuc-
i'm of fhis nirnniic UNDERTAKING. 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-10

DIR Richard Wayne democrat, was elected Mayor
OF Savsnnsh, on the Sth inst, BY majority Of 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-10

The PRESIDENTIAL ElEcTfoN IN FRANCE The
election for President takes place IN France to-
day The candidates are Cayaignac, Louis Napo-
toas Lamartine, Raspall,i Theirs, Bugeand, Ledru
Roiin, No. According TO the last accounts, the
eaHiesi would be between Cseaignac and Loud
kDpole0n.9 -u) 80 uf .1aurqd 70 vgB3 4dt t1f.ca
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on whote place there were, think, about hundred
ard nifty slaves When the disease commenced upon
my tister's plantation, went there myself from Nat
chez prevailing upon Dr. Cartwright to psss with
me from that city, to give the necessary directions
to the location OF hospitals and general directions for
the TIE 'ment Of all who might be attacked ON that
cay shortly before our arrival OF the slaves was
atscked with the cholera, and died the day succeed
Dr. Cartwright left after remaining u,on IN. r,.o
rev hours: leaving me general written as well as
verbal directions and saying that he could not return
ana Inat, nom the numerous calls upon physical MS
ana the iocslity OF the place, it probable would
De deprived OF medical aid for the plantation during
the remainder of the cholera epidemic This proved
css e sne case ana during the two weeks which
me AID or no other white person except the ovsrseer
The eases Of cholera which occurred during these
q t9em yw observed by myself According to my
eshty-seven cases OF cholera distinctly
occurred after the first death to which have
Diuoea and u is consolatory reflection that there
were put wo deaths out Of this great number OF cases
Ins prrss rrI,pss By me- In every one Of these
Upon each Of the adjacent plantations Of the gentle
men ABOVE mentioned, the number Of deaths think
Ftss sg ar. Al stu
scribe TIE much better than myself ''N '''' 0e'
Tho death Of ths oyersecr on one Of these places
hss sd sss va. os ,ss's :, rs .e.
% these sGaesn n Sioss 'nS1s,s
RACED cr about f Two S'isr pss q
Natchez Where The disease prevailed, but not to an
Hr aMacksd by anaIked case Of the disesse myself
~ cssTrehSs remedy was ysed and recovery
W. eS%pts , n few Ssys hs doctor GIVING
ware The cy,mps With whic6 was Affected In Inc In
nsnd required, distinctly marked in the rightly b the
muscles, but not with pain -
Upon my recovery, ( proceeded from hatcher TO my
brothers plantation In Lsfouehe, La where the Sas
remedy was applied with equal success, mot only On
knowledge. Such ere the facts Of the case and ~
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SwerDg these questions will not at al deract from
tllepcus dignity of the Bishop, nor take from him
one iota 81 the power which he, In the absence of
canon law, exercises over those subject to it, 1t
maybe said that these questions are impairment,
and that we have no right to ask them but
they are. pertinent and proper, and, as public
journalist we are bound, if we fulfil our duty, to
ask theni. Il is the duty of the press to correct
abuses, wherever they. develope themselves
whether IN the pulpit or In the legislature. Is
an impcuinent question TO ask what becomes
those vast revenues drawn from the pockets of the
people, and monopoBzed by one church, when st
Peters, and other Catholic churches, in this city
are embarrassed with debt when several of the
poor people who contributed their hard-eamed
savings, by way of loan, TO that church, have been
driven seek refuge an ahe salmsshouse, because
of the nop-payment of the loans (which si5eysilus
made r. We think not, and q large spropoftloh-o
the Oatkslieps are of the same opinion.s The
irustfeso 81, Paaiet's Cathedral lately presented
Bishop Hughes wi,h a. splendid, new carriage,
xiuch could not have beet purchase for less than
seve n bundled dmars.t The 'other day. the elo-
qnent and Key pr Ryder was called from Massa-
chusetts Ito preach dsernonIn aid Of the poor Of
81. Ptttrs; from which, we terpese, mot more than
e-half5 Of the sum rpald Tor that new car
rage was collected. y How do these two facts
agee,aa Echo apswefs, how Es.I3. ~ = 'as'i''
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-06

1NRE Married Woman Private Medical Companion,
J. by DR.. A. M. Mauriceau, professor of diseases OF
women Sd edition, lSmo PIP 25O price ST. $4,000 copies
sold in three months.
The great demand for this important work lot
which thousands sold) has compelled the issue OF
another edition 1t is intended especially for the married.
dscoses secrets which should be known TO
them particularly. Here every female discover the
causes symptoms, and the most efficient remedies and
certain modes of cure, in every complaint to which
her is subject.
1t important question TO the married why Is that
we behold many married females sickly deblitated,
and prosaed also the causes and whether they
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matters connected with discoveries in medical and physo
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This work destined be in the hands of wife
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The revelations contained in its pages have already
proved a blessing TO thousands.
To those yet unmarried but contemplating marriage, or
perhaps hestatng the propre of mourning the
sponsbtes attendant it, the importance OF being
possessed of the revelations contained in these pages
intimately involving their future happiness cannot be
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Copies ,yiH be sent by mail free Of postage.
On the receipt of dollar, the Married Woman's
Private Medical Companion will be sent Tree of postage to
any part the United States All letters must be address
York city, Publishing office No l2S Liberty street, New
York For sale No. Ledger Buildings, Sd street, be-
low Chestnut, Philadelphia
Baltimore VIM. TAYLOR. and Jarvis Buildings
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The trade supplied on the usual terms
Dec. I5-d3m
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Onethrd of each width and color to be delivered each
of the herenbee named The coors 10 be fast
and deep. ~
The flannel be made wholly of WOOL and that of good
quality be twilled have selvages both edges
and weigh less than three fourhs of the
square foot s. a4t
Samples the quality may be application to the
comma ndapts Of the yards named.
The flannel be subjected such chemical other
and inspection the bureau authorize direct
be delivered Gree charges the United States) by the
first day OF August next
Bonds with approved suretes in one half the esti-
mated of contract will be requred and ten per
cen,um in addition will be withheld from the amount OF
each payment collateral security for the due and faithful
performance of the contract. which will account be
paid until the contract shall be completed
Proposals be sealed and endorsed, Proposals for fur
nishing flannel to the navy"
To be published three times week in the Union and
National nteigencer Washington Republican and Argus,
and Sun, Baltimore Pennsylvania and Public Ledger,
Philadelphia; Journal Of Commerce and Evening Post,
New York Morning Post aud Courier, Boston and En-
qurer, Richmond, Va.
March 25-3 taw to LIST May