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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-16
Telegraph Dispatch for Daily Crescent.

D1- We received yesterday the following dis
patches in the order in which we give them, with
out pretending to be able to explain them-none of
them contains the hour of the day at which they
were dispatched:
First Dispatch.
Baltimore, Oct. 14.-Omo.-A dispatch from Columbus.
Ohio from the office of the Statesman democratic paper
that State has gone for Weller em) by three thou
sand majonty-doubtful
Second Dispatch.
Baltimore, Oct. 14-PENNsYLvAEIA.-Fort -four coun-
ties in Pennsylvania from which returns have been received
give Johnson (whg) about thousand majority Shunks
vote Of last year. Wings undoubtedly triumphant.
OHIo-In foTtytwo counties of Ohio, from which returns
have been received Weller thousand Bebb
vote in 1896 Result doubtful.
Narkets.-Northem markets unchanged-cotton firm.
Third Dispatch.
Baltimore, Oct. 14-OmO.-By the latest accounts Ford
is reported to be elected Governor of Ohio by small ma
onty The wings have carried the Senate and House-he
latter by four majority.
In the second Dispatch our readers will OBJ
serve the words " about thousand just as we
received it, and we have no means of filling it up
so our readers must draw their own inferences
Should "A counties have been heard from in
Pennsylvania, it would leave Is from which no re-
turns have been received. But as the counties are
not named it is utterly impossible to verify the ee
graphic reports.
The last dispatch was particularly confused about
the Legislature of Ohio, but we think we have
given the information intended to be conveyed.
1t is probable that the wing candidate for Governor
has been elected from his vote in the Reserve
As to Pennsylvania, it appears to us from
familiar knowledge of the State) that without
complete system of expresses, it would be impossi-
bic to have any thing like complete returns of the
State at Philadelphia on Saturday last. 1t may be,
however, that the wing candidates majority is so
large in that portion heard from, that it may be
presumed he is elected. A few days will settle the
matter. Keep cool.
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COOLING DRIVE understand lot Of Ways
went to John GaLpi"'S COOLER yesterday morning
to get cooled of, and at their urgent request John
put 'em in-but was soon compelled to ask them to
come out, as the ice began to melt so fast that he
was fearful his supply would not asst till Monday,
and he did not wish to repenish on Sunday. He
told them however if they would come back to-day
they might stay in lOnger.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-16

% The democratic torch-light procession in
Lafayette, on Saturday night, was grand affair
The Lafayette people were joined by the New Or
leans Clubs, and this addition to their numbers
made an imposing procession. After marching
through some of the streets in Lafayette the pro-
cesson paraded the principal thoroughfares of New
Orleans, and was greeted with enthusiasm.
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THuRsDAY. oCToBER BE-, 1s4e.

oprE.Nrc, u.rYTpTE or IIoNOR No 2
A4AA -
TETTRSDAy. OCTOBER 10, 1948,
THE Members OF the Grand Temple, Grand DiVlsion'
Subordinate Temples, Subordinate DIVISIONS ana ouhgs
BIothers will assemble at ORLEANS TEMPLE HALL -
Tehouptouas street, at hstpas Clock P M ana laAe
up Their line OF march at O'Clock.
Do,,+a
-r-,..-, 49,, = c,..,n
op lsnouptoula 70 DeoFa street. ao" peiOu -
Condo street. down Condo Espanade street, down Espla
made to Royal street, up Royal to St Charles street. up 81
Charles TO the baps Church above Jua street, whefe SCI
vices viii commence at oclock
Order. of T8yocassiou-
Ulahu W
MUSIC
Grand Tempe Oh honoL ol the 0la'e u i'oui'ia"@"
". w. Csiei'
supporter '''.U' " Aeiil+"'' :, - - ~
o. W. " Iempiar' as o. ~ iei
u w Recorder " ', ii'uiei
u. chaplain. =. - 49, 'Oia'ois'
D. ". Guardian
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-16

Messrs. Weld d Co, y Camp St, the American
republications of Blackwood's, and the North
British Reviews for August. These numbers are
highly interesting, and contain some able papers
New NOVEL Warning to Wives - a new
novel, by the author of the g Marrying Man. &C.,
will be found on sale at Weld & CO. u Camp.st
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A FIREMAN's FUNERAL.-Ihe remains of Mr..
James Sherman, late Foreman of Fire Company
No. 10, were yesterday followed to the grave by
numerous procession of his brother Firemen, and
other citizens 1t was one of the largest and most
respectable funeral professions we have seen in
long time
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-16

DR: PEARSON informs his psfieats es--z-zA
- that ne can be found daily at his Office Ns9ssss9
nom A NJ, to P. NJ. DR.. Pearson s III
many improve. EMS in Dental Surgery are ---LI NJ
TOO well known aud appreciated require enuperatira
lis BLOCh iEIH particularly worthy the atteutj Iu
Of those rsqug4g artificial oa6 Ills prices are graded 10
sH The CsGnnIsEaHces Gf Rii Office 1t bis residsues a.,
fgaag Street, nssE Canali sQRa Il
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o. We had the pleasure yesterday of greeting
our friend and fellow-laborer, Mr.. E. s. Grant, on
his return from a Northern excursion. He looks as
if he had taken a new lease Of life.
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GALPIN's PRESERVING RooM.-We call atten-
ton to the advertisement of Mr. Gapin, in ano-
Their column in reference to a new invention which
he has obtained the privilege of using, known as
" Keppart's Patent Preserving Room" and which
he has established at No. II Commerce ST., where
we have examined it, and believe it to be the best
arrangement of any yet adopted for the preserva-
ton in this climate of Meats, Fish, Fowl. or any
perishable article, and admirably adapted to the
convenience of families. The plan seems to be
that of dOuble-cased wooden room, with, we pre-
sumo, pulvegized charcoal between the castings
The ice is placed the top of the room the ceiling
being Of zine. We found the temperature at 81
degrees Fahrenheit, but was told by Mr. Galpin
that it is easily reduced to 3d. We noticed fine fat
turkeys in the room, which had been there for a
week, as sweet as the day they were killed. On
one of them, by-the-bye, was a memorandum from
our friend, Capt H"s*, which read Roast Beef
on Tuesday and Friday toO''
We invite the attention of housekeepers to this
new and useful arrangement There is a slate,
on which persons can at all times leave their orders
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% We are under many obligations to the Off
GERS Of the steamship Crescent City for NewYork
and late Havana papers
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o. For a.list of School Books for sale by J. B.
Steel, see his advertisement in another column.
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to See FIRST and Fourth pages. -a

or The letters by the steamships Cambria,
America and Hermann were received at the Post
office Yesterday
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UPHOLSTERY-HOUsEF FURNISHING GOODS.
M % I-IALD ALR EET

No. 20 CAMP STREET.
- Lh and WOTSted. WOnted and Cotton, aad Cotton
- CURTAIN DAMASkS, very large and beautiful
assortment Fine BObnet and Muslin White CURTAINS;
Transparent Window SHADES Paper Curtains Gimps
and Bindings Comice Poles. Curtain Bands Pins and
Holders; Tassas and Cords MusquIO Bars and Netting,
bOhnet. Linen and Cotton; Spring, Hair and Moss
MATTRt SSES and FEATHER-BEDS; Carpets Oil
Cloths, Mattings Paper Hangings and Borders II air
Cloth and Cured Han and almost every other article
ally found in Upholstery Establishment for sale low
above. ole 81
to Upholstery work of every description executed with
dispatch JOSEPH ETTER 90 CyamD ST.
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CHARLESTON. Oct. Il.

n,
PENNsYLvANIA-The wings have gained two members
OF Congress in Pennsyvaniahave majority of about
each branch of the Legislature and have e3ec ed their
Governor (JohnsOn) by nearly sx thousand majority
OHI0.-The from Ohio contradictory. Returns
from Western Reserve indicate the election of Ford (whg)
by about five thousand. The excitement very great. A
dispatch from Wheeling claims the State for the democrats
The democrats have elected their Governor and gained
three members Of Congress The wings claim the Legs
latuTe.
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Frerets' Poydras Street ootton-Press.


We visited the Messrs. Frerets' new press on
Saturday last, and found it to be upon a very ex-
tensive scale; that portion now nearly finished is
comprised in the square bounded by Poydras, Per-
dido, St. Mary and ST. Mare streets. The plan
adopted is different from that of any other press
say large shed, supported by brick walls running
through from Poydras TO Perdido street, distance
Of 394 feet by width of "a feet, with an open
yard on side of 39i by 100 feet, and on the
other of 1874 by 80 feet, with brick building in the
yard towards st. Mary street. and fronting thereon
in which to put their engine thissbuiding is not
connected with the cotton shed by 40 or so feet !:
the shed it is estimated will stow under cover
1900 bales of cotton A Tyler press of the latest
improvement is going up, and we understand from
the proprietors that they will be ready in a few
days to receive cotton at this press, and that they
contemplate using both this and their old one in
conjunction this year; and probably next year to
dispose Of the ground on which the old one now
stands and increase their facilities by preparing
another square adjoining that where their new
press s-say bounded by Poydras, Perdido, Freret
and st. Mary streets, in the same manner as the
other one. In addition to the other arrangements,
we noticed two large wells prepared to be used in
case Of fire. These are filled, as also the boilers
to be supplied, by a wooden conductor, placed at
the expense of the Propreors, under ground all the
way from the press to the canal, upwards of 1900
feet 1t is greatly to be regretted that CONNER
cial Water-works do not furnish these important
requisites to advance the interest of our city. In
this case we learn the application was made, bat
refused.
The advantages of this new press it strikes US
are very considerable. In the first place, the plan
is much more economical than the old one-not
costing probably more than one-third what it
would to have prepared one in the old way to store
$4,000 bales of cotton. In the second place, cotton
can be handled to a much greater advantage from
this she'd running through the square with the large
yards on either side, and openings all around TO
send out or receive cotton and the cotton can be
turned out, sampled, classed assorted and weighed
with greater facility. And in the third place, in
case of fire, press and yard 50 situated could be
worked uDon with more effect by the ffremen.
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Pennsylvania and Ohio Elections.

On Saturday night we received from our cores
pendent at Baltimore photographic dispatch stating
that Johnson was elected Governor of Pennsyva-
nia-his majority in the counties heard from being
55l8. The same dispatch states that a report was
current that Weller had been elected Governor Of
Ohio, and that the Legislature was also democratic
Later reports, however, contradicted this as far as
the Legislature is concerned. The Picayune of
yesterday, publishes the following telegraphic dis
patch, which is in some degree confrmatory of
the above:
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E1@ Cass and Butler-FIFTH WARD, SECOND MUM
CIPALIITY.A general meeting of the Cass and Butler Club
of the Fifth Ward, Second Municipality, will be held TUESDAY
EVENING, the l7h instant hafpast O'Clock, the Magnolia
Exchange, corner OF Leyee and Grod
WIN. c. TERRELL, Secretary.
- At the last meeting of the Club Mr. Z. WAIT appointed
represent he Committee making arrangements for the great
democratic demonstration on 25th ole 2t
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FORT Hill, sept. 3, ISI3.
Dear SIR - cannot better your letter than by
transmitting the enclosed have only add, that have
no hope OF aTestng Abolition through the Presidential cleo
uon Instead OF atfOrdng remedy that which aggTa
Yates extends and pepeuates it and which, finally viii
give Ia al termination, unless in the meantime efec
tive remedy of some description be applied.
With respect, j. G.. CALHOUN
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MEATS-MEATS-

T.
--=AA.zA4= at No. 1 2 c O " MFR f e8szzzS5aa
Street be will keen hand and furnish any nGur
FRESH BEEF, MUTTON VEAL, PORK. ROAST
ING PIGS, C0RNEn BEEF SPICED ROUNDS
SM DKED do TON CUES, G ANIE, FISH, &c. sc, HAY
ing purchased from the Paeuee the privilege Of using Keep
parts Patent Pese wing he keep perfect STATE
OF preservation, all pshabe Provisions and furni
them nom one day to one month Old being kept TEN.
pearuie OF 35o TO 40o Fahrenheit He invites the public
attention to this impToF ement Orders will be received al
bis ais Nos and3 St Mays Market OF al The Deuot
Is above, sHd meet with prompt attention.
old 2W JOHN GAIPIN
~ Steamboats,. Steamships and Vessels Of iii kigi,
furnished o. he shortest a0iQe.
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G1s- The Princess left for Natchez on Saturday
evening After proceeding about Is miles. the
cylinder-head gave way, and the boat returned to
the city. The Natchez will depart this morning
with The FREIGHT and passengers.
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To- Fall and Winter Clothing
ALFRED MUNROE 81 CO.'S ONE PRICE STORE,

to Fall and Winter Clothing
ALFRED MUNROE s. CO.'S ONE PRICE STORE,
No. "a Magazine street.
s Byrecent arrivals per Fal,on and ships Maid Of Or
FALL 4 AND WNTER CGoTHEG %Eo x nS b a
tenon OF friends and customers The following partial list
COATS:
Black, blue and fancy colored Cloth Dress Coats
Blue and brown Pilot Paeots and sacs; Tsacs
Real French black blue brown and mulberry Palet6s and
Fancy Tweed Codngton Paeo OovecOats
Black blue and drab Beaver cloth Paletots and sacs;
Plaid Cashmere and Heather plaid do. do;
Tweed Congon and plaid Cas- Polka and Lamarne Goats
Blue Pilot Cloth Boulevards,
Blue Ira doecolore green and white Blanket Paeo and sacs
Black and blue French and English Cloth Coaks;
PANTALooNs:
French and English black Cashmere Doeskn Pants
Mixed Doeskn, Cashmere and Reddng Cord Pants;
French and American Cotto lade Pants;
Tweed and Satlnet Pants
Black and colored Cloth Embroidered Vests:
Colored Cashmere Vesls Of all qualities and STYLES:
Elegant patterns Rob Roy PLAID Vests
Black Cloth, Cashmere and Mern0 Vests
Black and fancy 81 Velvet do.
Rich figured and striped Silk do.
Splendid Tnsel Ball do.
Valencia do.
SHIRTS, sCARFS, CRAVATs, &c.
SuPsrfne all linen Shirts-sitched bosoms;
Superfne English Muslin Shirts do. York Mill do;
Medium quality DO. French bingham and calico Shirts
Linen and Cotton Check do.
Merno flannel gauze brown white pink Undershirt and
Very rich styles fancy Cravats
Italian and French black silk Cravats:
Merino, Cashmere, Buckkin black and white Kid Gloves
Cotton, merIno and linen HalEH Hose;
Silk and gingham Umbrellas
Trunks, Vail es, Carpet Bags, &C., &c.
At this tai a @ every aTt offered the lowest price
be made ALFRED MUNROE q Co
80 2dp d&w2 q Magazine az nest Street.
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LETTER FROM Mr.. CALHoUN.-The Charleston
Mercury of the 9Th contains the following letter
from Mr.. Calhoun:
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- RALLY! RALLY! RALLY!!!-T Third Mas
Meeting the FILLMORE RANGERS-The friends of Taylor
and Fillmore invited rally the St. Louis Ball Room
WEDNESDAY EVENING q O'Clock. The of II
aud rs will be present RALLY, RALLY RALLY for The
Constitution and the Rights Of the People! ole 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-16

PERDIDo STREET.-We noticed few DAYS
since, that complaints had been made by several
citizens living in the 9TH Ward of the condition of
the banquettes on Perdido street, where the paving
had recently been made, and yesterday we visited
that part of the city to examine into it, and we must
confess we were most agreeably surprised 10 find
that this street has been paved from Circus to ST.
Marc street, a distance of six squares, within one
month"; job equalling if not surprising in expedi-
ton any that has ever been done in New Orleans
but the ramming and rolling of the paving could
not be done to advantage until after rain had fall
len to settle it, and in the meantime the banquettes
must necessarily be ncumbered with the surplus
paving stones and dirt until the carts could be al
lowed to go upon the street to remove them; but
we think our neighbors Of the 7th will be willing
TO submit TO this temporary Inconvenience, when
they bear in mind the great improvement this work
IS to their part of the city, and the short length of
time 1t has taken to accomplish it. We understand
from the contractor Samuel L. Forgay. Esq. that
the street will be ready for use in a few days.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-16

WELD DoNE--After the adjournment of the
Wing meeting in the Place dArmes on Saturday
night, the assemblage moved in procession through
the streets On arriving at Canal st. after march
ing through Royal, they found the Democratic pro-
cession, from Lafayette, turning from St, Charles
street down Canal to Chartres. With commenda-
bic courtesy the Wigs, instead Of moving on d.
rect through St Charles st., marched IN Canal ST
as far as CarondeIet, and then returned On the
head OF the procession reaching St. Charles St.
they found the Democrats had not vet passed ont
of the street, and few bslligerent individuals in
both professions seemed disposed to quarrel but
by the exertions Of the Marshals of both parties
collision was avoided, and while the Democrats
continued their downward movement througb the
middle Of the street, the Wings took the sidewalk
We noticed similar courtesy on the part of the
Democratic procession: Rough and Ready cInb
marching up through ChaTtres and Camp gts,.
as the head Of the Democratic procession appeared
at the junction Of those streets with Canal street
the Democrats Immediately halted, and did not
move until the rear Of the club was in Camp 81.
1t g agreeable 10 notice these ciyigies in time OF
high political excitement
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ROGRAM ME

Of the Procession, &c, of the Anniversary oele-
braton Of the
ORLEANS TEMPLE OF HONOR, No. 3.
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The WING Mass MEETNG.-The meeting in
the Place d'Armes on Saturday night was one of
the largest ever held in New Orleans. 1t is esti-
mated by those practised in computing the number
of persons in large crowds that at least between
four and five thousand were present. Mr.. Roselius
presided, assisted by large number OF vce-presi-
dents After brief speech from the chair, the
meeting was addressed by Etienne Mazereau and
Randell Hunt. The speech of Mr. Hunt was the
best we have heard from him during the campaign.
After the meeting adjourned the clubs marched in
procession through several Of the streets, and pre-
scented very formidable numerical strength
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL
COrRer (IIROD and NE " 1. 8, g. A.. al

HIS hae Hotel is adyantageously situated heinz in
- Hunt OF inc principal steam and Fatboat
landings and affords peculiar accommodations f1r -.
a e''e9 H. Abe oi traders and Travellers gener
every convenience tn chambers are well ,rn;s ~ J
furnish tba aR pc IS supplied with the best the market can
iuoTsi a. OF which selected with great care No
VIII pc spared to make the Commercial worthy Of pub
~ II IT. ~ image JAMES ROACH. Manager
- o.u StIpceLsnr q 8
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Auction Sale -This DaY.

MoRPHY s. MENUS will sell at No 10 Exchange Place at
10 o'clock-Assoed Ion... At No. 80 Camp street. at
II o'clock-Funiiure.
R. NJ ARMFELD will sell at the store OfJasper F. Smith
Canal street, Dry Goods Hats, Boots, Shoes etc. with
out reserve. [eD- See ADVERTISEMENT
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OARPETING, OIL-CLOTH, nEATTING.
'FNHREE-PLY and INGRAM CARPETS, Hearth
bg Coysrs and Foo hi iofb Tom 3 af n "a fet vile.
also Mattings Of different coos and widths With Manila
hangggs and Upholstery Store, 70 Camp street.
ole 81 Joseph ETTER.
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A Political Row.-We regret to learn that a
quarrel took place between some wings and demo-
Gratis on Saturday night at the Louisiana Hotel,
formerly Dimond's,) and that several persons were
injured by blows, and some three or four others
stabbed. twas reported yesterday that one of the
men stabbed had died of his wounds, but we under
stand the report was incorrect This thing offight-
ing political opponent, merely for difference of
opinion, is certainly behind the age, and where it
does not result in serious consequences is worthy
only of the severest ridicule
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-16
New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent, Jg VINCENT WILLIAMS.
LAFAYETTE, Oct. 15 Is4s. One steamboat arrived to-
day the Northern Light, with 10 HopeS-no Cattle. Our
quotations remain-Beef Cattle corr. fed 5D6c H. grass
fed 3f04c ID; Hogs 4SGD5e. q ID; Sheep, 50 5O0s3 p
head Mich Cows s2O0s35 p head; Hay, s256$28
p ton; Oats. 3O035c. Q bushe; an, 7O6SOc. p cwt;
Corn. 52lO56e. q bushel; Oil Cake. 81 2 ewt.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-16

Baltimore Oct. 14-Omo.-By the latest accounts Ford
is reported to be elected Governor of Ohio by small ma
joy. The wings have carried the Senate and House-thc
latter by four majority
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Gs- Mr.. CLAP has returned from his recent
visit to the North, and delivered interesting dis
course to his congregation yesterday. He reviewed
the situation of the Church, its early history and
future prospects, and paid passing tribute to the
power Of the press upon the morals of the COM
munity.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-16

IL Removable. YALE, JR & CO have removed
from Is CAdrtres to q MAGAZINE STREET between
Commo and Grave where they will keep of
Fancy and Staple SILK GOODS,
White Goods Lace Linens EmroieI etc. and complete
assortment Of MILLINERY AMI STRAW GOODS, the,
would invite the of City Country Dealers iyl
NO. l MAGAZINE ST. CORNER CANAL STREET.
NJ. HUNTIN GTON,
DEALER IN CLOTHING.
Keeps constantly complete assortment Of every article
quired a GentemHn's lrobe. spIs 2dDtf
Sands's Clothing Emporium.
Richard Sands, grateful for past favors would re.
specu call the attention Of the public Fashionable Clothing
and Furnishing Sore 26 POYDRAS Tchouptouas
N. B. Gentlemen arriving in the to their interest
TO call and examine for themselves. aus
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SCHOOL BOOKS AVID STATIONERY.

ITO SCHOOL TEACHERS, COUNTRY MER-
Il CHANTS AND PARENTS attention Of those
purchasing SCHOOL BOOKS either for their use or
to sell is respectfully invited the assortment OF the subsc
be He will sell all kinds Of School Books low they
can be purchased at any eab hnent in this city. lie in
tends to keep constantly hand ali de-
SPELLING BOQKS--Webser's, Comy's, Cobbs, En-