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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-31
MOT ICE.

NM R. ROFF, WIN h' Id condtionally all in.
ldR ,erest in The right of Edge6eId District,
to Hotchkiss' Reaction Mill Wheels, Paten)
has never complied with said condition. thero.
fore he holds no interest. and has no right te
sci! Or ma any Contract for said Wheels.
We, the Undersigned are the owners, OF said
chit. and light purchased from any other,
unless our agent, will not he good.
MIR. J. I. WEBER, we authorise, with full
power to sct as our agent.
COTHRAN e. MOORE.
March /, 1S47. If 6
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Fl. II. Hill, &. others J Amended ,BuL

Us. for .
Jonathan N. Hill. s. others account.
MT appearing 10 my satisfaction that Jonathan
IA NJ Hill, James E. Goodwin and wife Rhy.
donia. James Hill, Amanda Hill and Henrietta
Hill Defendants, in this case, are absent from
and without the limits of this State On motion
by Mr.. Wardlaw Solr., III is ordered that tho
said Defendants do appear. and plead answers
or delneanorst, aaid bill within l!JEe uapthy
from the publication hereof. or lie said Bill
viii be taken pro confesso. against them. .;,,
SIS. TDMPKINS c. Z. z. D.
Commissioners Office, Feb. %. 1913.
March /, Bin e.
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Roberts Cheap Cash Store!
SettIise 0lfMt Cost for One

OKAUEEfW 80
SPLENDID Muscovudo Sugar. ii pounds
- for Si,00.
hlnlasses. same as last, at 371 cts gallon,
Coffee l0d pounds for S1.00.
N. York crushed sugar 8 pounds for 81 90.
Factory Yarn all numbers. S7I cts.,
Factory Stripes, l0d cts yard,
Segars, choicest brands, 25 to so cts dozen.
All new Goods, and now in Store, AID for
sale by r. S. ROBERTS.
May I'd If Is
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New Boot and Shoe
MANDATORY.
HEAD QUARTERS.
7ih Reg. S. e.. NJ.
H w.. al IN 1910

MILL WILLIE HFTII IU, 1915.
ORDER MOO
ENROM and after the fret Of May next.
IL all Commissioned Officers of The
Line, and Commissioned and non-com-
missiunad Officers of The Staff. will appear
on all public duties in fnll uniform fexcept
on The days Of Battalion and Regimental
Officer DriIls) or be subject 10 the penal
ties of The law. as defined hy the l3S,h
Sec. 32d page Of the Militia Laws of tho
Stale.
Ply Order Of Col G. D. NrMs.
G.. 4 MEiGS, Adjutant.
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PRINTERS TYPES

The above prices IN consequence Of incrcas.
el facilities for manufacturing, are much re
,iilced from former rates. A hbsrai d.scn,rsr
for Cash in hand al the date nl the invoice.
Presses, Chn,es. Cases Wool Type. Ink.
DC. furnished at the luwcst manufacturers
prices. either for cash or credit.
Our specimen Book or 1918 is now ready
for distribution to Printers. who will send for
IT, and contains many new articles that we have
never fef0re exhibited. such as Writing Fiour.
iShes, Ornaments, Ornamental Fonts. &c. OF
viii h we have an ample stock for the promp,
execution Of orders.
Printers of Newspapers who choose To pub
Iish this Advertisement three times before The
lst of June. 1913. aud send us one Of their pa
pers. will be paid for it in Type when they
purchase FROM us. of our own Mauuiactnr :,
selected from our specimens. five times lie
amouItof their BILL
For sale. several good second handed Cylin.
der and Plaiin Power Press, Slanding Presses,
Hand Printing Presses, &c.
GEORGE BRUCE g. Co.
l3 Chambers. street. N. York.
ApriI II 81 II
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NWAsTED. Young Man TO stay in
a Sure One that can come well recOmmen.
ded will be preferred. Enquire at this Office.
May II II II
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HEAD QUARTERS, }
Cd Reg'ntCavatry, S. {. ~. (
EpGEFIELp, April II, tSIS.

EDGEFIELD. April IL, 1915.
OREERS Mol.
fENHE Edsefirld Squadron of this Regiment
will appear at Edsefeld c. House, oil
Saturday the 20th May next. for drill and re.
view.
Officers and Non Commissioned Officers,
will assemble The day pevious for drill and
instruction
The AbbeyilIe Squadron Of this Regiment
will appear at .abbeviIle e.. II. on Saturday,
the Sd of June next. lor drill and rrvitw
Commissioned and Non.C Commissioned Otfi
GERS will assemble the day previous for drill and
instruction.
BY order of Col. THos. w. LAHHAM.
G. w. BRANNOS, All.
Tie AhhevilIe Banner will copy twice and
forward account 10 this Office.
April IL St 13
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

Henry Is. Gleason, DfGlaraft0n
us in
lame, 70. Jones. Il Co. Attachment.
'HNHE Plaintiff in the above case, having
IL this day filed his Declaration in my OF.
nee. aud the Defendant having neither wife
nor attorney, known tn reside within the limits
OF this State, OF, whom copy ofthe said De.
clara,ion, with a rule to plead. can be served.
TN motion Of Mr. Gray, Attorney for Plaintiff.
1t is ordered. That the said Defendant appear
and plead 10 The said Declaration. within year
and day from the date hereof or final and
absolute Judgment will be awarded against him
by default.
THO G. BACON, Clerk.
Clerks Office, May 26, l647. oily 10
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NOtice.

A IL those indebted to the estate of Charity
"A Johnson, decd, are requested to make
immediate payment. and those having demands
to present them properly attested.
e. B. GOULDEN,
SIMEON ATTAWAY,
administrators.
july7 # "a
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Fair Notice.

4 LII Pers"ns indebted 10 the Subscriber by
n Note or Account, are requested to make
pay ment by Return Day in October next. If
they ish 10 save cost. and all sums which are
within a Magistrates jurisdiction. if not paid by
that time must also pay cost as must haYe
money 10 keep up my business.
Nj. w. CLARY.
Coleman's * R ads, VI 'rch l3. Unto 9
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Notice.

A LII those Indebted tn the estate of Thos ].
IA Hibber, Decd, are required to make i'm
mediate payment, and those having demands
OF present them properly atesled.
JOSIAH P. PERRIN, Admr.
Feb9 3n 3
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Silver Leaf. Seldom sold even by large dca :
lers, because "i the very small profits made IN
It's sale. This is very Superior Tea.
Golden Cheap Chop, plantation or garden
growth.
Golden chop. This is The finest Green Tea
Guilty. alcd III china. 1t IS ol the first pcklngs.
and exc Is all other Green Teas fur Its delrca.
cy "t flavor. strength and aroma. Heretofore
inis Tea has never reached this country, ex-
cepi in small lots. rs presents u innurIers
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT.

IN EQUITY.
DR.. Isaac Brunch BiAto foreclosure
rs. Mortgage Of
Robert VI Mann. Land.
4 Il appearing 10 my satisfaction that Robert
VI hIann. the defendant in this case, is
without the limits oflhs State; on Motion, or.
dered. thai he do appear. and answer. plead or
demur. TO the said Bill within three months
from the dale Of the publication hereof or the
said bill will be- taken pro eOnesso against him.
Fl. A. JONES, C. Z. A d.
Abbeville G. H., March l3, l@4s. 3ma
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REMOVAL.
BP.W METGEH,fvW s. co

HAMBURG, 5. &.
H AVE remove their stock of Dry G"ods
Il IL 10 the Store under the American Hotel
(ale Hubbard $, whrre il is their purpose to
keep a lnI assortment Of
American, trench and English
I'D II 4 GOO I'D ..
We would take this opportunity toteturn our
thanks 10 OH numerous friends Tor the very
liberal patronage bestowed OIL us for the last six
yeas, and would solicit continuance Of their
turors.
we would also invite all persons buying Dry
Goods in Hamburg, who are not already OIL
our large list Of subscribers 10 giro US a trial.
Our stock will consist nfa much larger and
more general assortment than we have hereto
inte kept. We shall also c0nlinne 10 keep our
usual assortment of CarpelinS, Oil Cloth, Floor
Mating. Bnnne,s, aud Ladies' and Childrens
Shoes.
N. B.-Just reviewed full assortment of all
numbers ol genuine
WMtch Boiling Cloths.
which together with all arIc!ts IN our linz will
b. sold as low as they eau be procured in Ham,
burg or Augusta.
WIN. KETCHAM & co,
Hamburg. s. C. Aug. I'll If %
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Now now the dangerous s:orn i, rolling.

Now now the dangerous s:or,n i, rolling.
Which ,rcach'rous Kings confederate raise
The dogs Of war le, louse are howling,
Aud 10! our fields and cities blaze.
And shall we basply view the ruin,
While lawess free with gully stride
Spreads d.S"la,ion fai aud wide
With c.lmc and blood his lianus lmbrning!
With luxury aud pride surrounded,
The vile inSa,iate despotS dare-
Their thirst Of gold and power unb"unded-
To mefe and vend the light and AR.
Like beasts "t burden waald they l"ad us,
Like ,yran,s bid their slaves adolc;
But nan is ,na,,. and who Is more !
Nor shall they Eongcr lash and goad US.
D. l.i5criyi can man resi- gn thee
Oncc having felt thy gen'rons flame
Can Dungeons bullS aud bars confinr thee,
Or whip thy noble spirit lame
Too long the world has wept. bewaili7g
That fa!sshond's dagger yrants wle;d;
But Freedom is nnr sword and shield.
And all their arts Rre unavailins.
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aHHE undersigned having disposed Of his
4 entire interest in the ah"ve named Hotel
to Messrs. B BURT IL DOBY. takes this oppor
tuhiiy Of returning his sincere thanks to his
friends and patrons, for the liberal patronage
which has been bestowed upon him for dl'
last few years, and also takes pleasure in re-
commenting his SUCCESSORS to the favorable
notice Of The travelling community
april1o # IL
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MARSElLLES HYMN.

THE" Marseiaise" has been once more re-
vivcd by the exciting news from France, aud
is played and sung wherever the intelligence
has gone. We give nm old, but admirable
translation IF this splendid national lyric. Our
leaders no doubt, remember the romantic story
Of its composition by Rouget de Lisle, related
hy Lamar'ine, in the History Of tie GiIon
dists - Tribune.
Ya Sons of France awake 10 Glory,
Ilark, bark, what myriads bid you rise;
You, children, wives and grandsires hoary,
Behold their tears and hear their cries.
Shall hateful iyran,s, mischief breeding,
With hirelng hosts. Il ruiiian band,
Alright and dasolate the land.
While Peace and Liberty lie bleeding
Chorus.
To arms! to arms ye brave.
Th' Avengn. Sword nnsheath!
March on. march Quail hearts resolved
On Liberty or Death!
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-06

TIN THEATREs.-Amid the " noise and con-
fusion of the election we should not forget to mem
ton our own local affairs. The theatrical season is
now about commencing, and the different theatres
have, we believe, made their arrangements. The
American theatre, under the management of Mr..
Place, has fine company engaged, and has every
prospect of successful season. The stage man
ager is gentleman, personally a stranger to most
of our citizens, but known to almost all as fine
writer, and man of genius. Under his auspices
the American will be pretty certain to flourish.
The interchangeable Sol Smith is also almost ready
to open the campaign, and will of course attract
the drama loving part of the community to his
theatre. Both theatres will open soon: the Ameri-
can probably during the end of the week, when
the din of the election will be over.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-06

HAvANA.-Our dates from Havana, received
Yesterday, are to the 9th uIt We find in our pa
pers news from Yucatan to the 10th ult. but it is
not of much importance. The BoLetin Official says
that public attention is principally directed to the
movement of TIE Third Division of the army, which
is indefatigable in its pursuit of the enemy. Gen.
Gonzales had taken possession of Tacchebichen,
where battle was probably fought. military
insurrection had occurred in the beginning of the
month in the division under command of ST..
Borrera.
Engagements had taken place between the whites
and the Indians at Ticum, Texcytum, Xaya and
Penenyut, in all of which the whites were victori-
Gus. Upon the whole the Indians appear to be
losing ground, although they yet far from being
subdued.
The Great Hlrricane.-The Hiio de Ia Patria of
Campeachy says that great hurricane had caused
immense losses. A vessel lad arrived from Vera
Cruz, having narrowly escaped shipwreck after be-
ing compelled to throw her cargo overheard.
Two vessels from New Orleans, laden with -four,
had also suffered greatly.
From the Faro Industrial We learn that ninety
cooniss of both sexes had arrived at Neuyitas from
Spain, in the frigate Indio Eroante. They are to
be employed in agriculture.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-06
PROSPECTUS OF
little naJTU rpUTTr nr4r rrE s.


ITO THE PUBLTC-fn issuing the following prospectus
i to publish daily newspaper By Association Of Print
deem duty to telowcitzens explain
position regard 10 the undertaking we have determined
We feel fled that the increasing business and population
of this city is fully able to sustain us IN our enterpseore
especially do hope to obtain the support and appreciation
of our fellow mechanics and wOkingmen, they having
similar extended to their sympathy. In regard
publishing newspaper by Association OF Printers,
introduce nothing novel in business of the most
prosperous and best edited papers in country have been
the principle In reference the necessity
which compels to this undertaking. will submit the
70 lowing statement
The DELTA" newspaper-apparently of the most
ourshng establishments in the cycame TO the detefmn
70 reduce wages twenty cent, stating, a
son for such reduction that they could afford to pay the
same prices other establishments in their line of business
We Therefore, after due consideration, concluded that
could submit 10 great reduction prices,
pecay the wages they had heretofore been paying barely
allowed subsistence and, in fact, being much less than
those received By other mechanics for the number of hours
they labor In consequence of refusal, we dis
charged by the pr0petnn Of the Delta and so large num-
Der Of persons losing their OF livelihood at time
when our business dull has compelled Us TO orr present
course However do wish the public to ineI by the
above that start IN business IN opposion TO any
newspaper establishment in the city, but simply 70 make
living our legitimate occupation IN which most OF US have
been engaged since boyh00d The capital we invest our
labor and hope by perseverance, ma an d6aHddnt Gp
pLatOn of such capital to obtain the confidence and sup
pOn of the community.
" neutral in politics, to be called HE DAILY TRUE
DELTA" win be published by an Association Of Practical
TERss. The True Delta viii be issued every day,
Mondays excepted from the building Of the EUeHiHg r-
cry on Magazine street. third door above POydas street,
and will be furnished a. 10 cents per week. payable to the
carriers weekly % for three mOnhs payable IN advance
cents per sin gle copy. NO
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-06

THE ELEcTIoN.-We understand that the Sher-
if has made the fullest arrangements for the polls
and the convenience Of the Commissioners and vo-
tiers at the election tomorrow. Blanks have been
prepared for the poll books sheets printed and ruled
for the tally clerks and the form of all ready
20 be filled up and signed. The full returns from
the city may be expected at the Sheriff 3 office at
midnight, and every one who is too excited to wait
for the result till he reads it in the Crescent of the
next morning, will be able to ascertain it at the
Sheriff. office before he goes to rest.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-06

THH CHALMETTE GUARDs.--The Guards paid a
visit to St. Bernard on Saturday night. The rain
was pouring down, and keen North wind was
blowing--the mercury down too, to the freezing
point-but the Guards were up and at 'em. .
They were very Hospitality entertained by their
political friends of ST. Bernard, and we are told,
Democrats though they be, paid their devoirs in
true silk stocking" style host of beauties who
had assembled to try their quality in the polka and
sundry other arisocratic phases of the "poetry of
motion" Some Wing young ladies present, it is
said, were " utterly astonished how such remarka-
bly, nice young men could be Locofocos-they real
ly danced well, and were very polite-exceedingly
50, indeed" There were supper and ball, and a
speech from Pierre Soule, who, we are told, made
one Of his greatest efforts. The Guards returned
early yesterday morning, highly pleased with the
excursion.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-06

PUBLIC ScHooLs.-There are at present 1920
pupils in the schools of the Second Municipality,
which is 430 more than at the same period astyear
Their number will be greatly augmented as the
season advances and our citizens all return. Last
spring the number reached 260O, and no doubt it
will exceed this by some hundreds this winter. We
shall, from time to time, notice the different schools
now in operation in this city, under the liberal and
enlightened policy of our Municipal authorities
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-06

The PRocEssIoN.-The weather having been
very unpropitious on Saturday night the Wing
TOrchlight procession has been postponed until TO-
night. We sincerely hope that our wing friends
win not be again disappointed, if they are forced
20 postpone once more their great demonstration
they will not have another opportunity before the
election. The preparations are all upon the most
magnificent scale, and we doubt not that the dis
play this evening will be of the grandest ever
seen in the country We hope, too, that the affair
will pass Off peaceably and pleasantly to all parties
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-06

RAcEs-By an advertisement in our paper to-day
it will be seen that the races overthe Eclipse Course
Carrollton, viii commence on Tuesday, the 18Th
inst, with the great sweepstakes for all ages-s5OO
subscription-for which four Of the best nags
the South ara entered-Buena Vista, Charaer
T5pa. and Tsylfer The race viii be at three
mile heats. On Wednesday, the 22d inst, the
great match "a te, between TopGz and Jenny Breeze
will take place ever the same track, at four mlle
hssn Tbs bsSl sport may BE- anticipated,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-06
nEMocR.a TS. .aTTENTToN.l

k The Central earnestly recommend that the diner
Cnbs keep their places Of meeting opn hrGugh @
Monday Tuesday, the 7h nst where ue
members and all the Democrats Of the Wards and Ds may AZ
ble and together for the purpose obtaining and conveying
noatlon and where arrangements may be made Io conducting
the election N the It'll INST
The Central Committee respectfully call attention Of the
brother Democrats this subject ISAAC T. PRESTON Prest
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-06

A New PAPER.-An association of practical
printers in this city, having been thrown upon their
own resources, are about to publish newspaper to
be called the "True Delta.'' 1t is not the first
time that such an enterprise has been attempted in
this country, and we hope that in this instance it
will be auccessfnl as it has been in others.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-06
RACEs4 RACEsfI


FETHE LOUISIANA ASSOCIATION FALL MEET.
a ING will commence TUESDAY. the 2sth Of No.
vembeT; 1873 over the Eclipse Coarse CamoltoB. with
The Great eepstakes for al Three mile heats
a500 an bsrpiion 600 forfeit Four entries vizTIiFgA
VISTA, TOPAZ, CHARMER, VERlFIER
WEDNESDAY, the I'D Of November the week pre-
viOus ~ The Match Race between TOPAZ and jenny
BREEZE for 500 side, Fouf mile heat. will come off
~ A full programme Of tie Pnses and Stakes win be
giYea IN lev days THQS, EUBANK LEEFE,
usA seogelgY Of he louisiana Associations,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-06

Dr We received yesterday, from our right good
friend w. w. Virgins, at the Northeast Pass, a
sample Of the most delicious oysters have tasted
in a long time. Friend Virgins, accept our thanks,
and be assured we are waiting anxiously for the
key of the same delectabe " testaceouS bivalves !"
Won are about TO send u.s.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-06
MEDICAL TEXT BOOKS, ETC.

MEDICAL TEXT BOOKS, ETC.
MEDICAL STUDENTS can find at the NewOreans
WI Stationers' Warehouse, No. IA CAMP sTgEET, the
largest and best assortment Of all kinds Of MEDICAL
WORKS, latest revised editions at publishers prizes. This
collection embraces works in every branch the HEALING
ART and stands unfiEaled complete LIBRARY for the
Student Of Medcine-a at the pe they sold in
Boston, New ork snd Philadelphia. As the list too
tenslve Tor an ordinary Advertisement the attention of Msd
cal Students and the Medical Faculty geneay respect
fully invited The subscriber feels assured that critical
animation Of bis stock and prices will give satisfaction to all
parties ln6 I'm 2dpl j B. STEEL. IA Camn .tneel
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-06
FREsH PAIL GOODS.

FRESH FALL GOODS.
NOV RECEIVING full assortment purchased mostly
IN forCASH at AUCTION in the North, and By ageney
in Europe which viii be oered at neahyimpora0n prices
Plain Black SILKS, all widths:
Satin striped ana Waieled SILKS:
Taffeta GlAce do
Changeable Glace do very Ech;
CASHMERES aud MUSLIN DE LANES:
Raw Six PLAIDS:
Striped POPLINs and Ainaca TABBlNEl&
COl0Ied Pisid ALPACA and WOsted II aids:
Black CashmeTes De LANES AIgeeas ana bomDahlnesi
FJoneh GAIIC0ES and GINGdAn5'
French MERINOES. light eolofsi
MUSLIN DE LANES. solid cooTss
Florence SILKS, al ccoTst
Fmbroider-d SWISS MUSLIN, for evening dresses;
New styIs EUbr'd COLLARS and CHlMEZETTES;
Bsjouis el-brated KID GLOYESs
Ii5en d;anlbYic HAFDKERGHiEFS. great variety:
LADIES' and Mis- es' Engis HOSIERY; with an ex,en-
,iye sn3nly Of HOUSE FURNISHING and PI.ANTA-
ion GOODS Aheh viii be, az usual offered a whole.
sals loss, 81 NOLANs,
aim saFpeg Of chafsFss md CsHs sigssa,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-06
THE CAROLINA Housewife; Or, House and Home. by
Lady of Charleston, vol.

THE CAROLINA HOUSEWIFE; Or, House and Home, by
Lady Of Charleston, vol.
We are indebted to the house of J. H. Bechtel &
Co, for a copy of the above named book, being
another addition to the large number Of works that
has recently appeared on the various branches of
cookery and domestic economy, and which viii we
think be found peculiarly acceptable from two very
important facts connected with it, viz: First, be-
cause the work is written by one of our most re-
spected countrywomen of the South, and is more
especially adapted to the Southern manner of cook
ing. which everybody knows is superior to all
others; and secondly, because The end Of the work
is charitable, having for its object the promotion of
the cause Of domestic missions and other charita-
bic purposes. We therefore hope it may meet with
a ready sale.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-06

NJ Attention is requested to the advertisement
Of Mr. James Cassidy, No. A St. Charles street, in
another column. His Restaurant and Oyster Sa-
loon has been refitted and greatly improved. Cas-.
sedy is not surpassed as caterer for the carnal
man, and those spiritually given viii find him not
wanting in good things.