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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-03

90 We are indebted to Mr. Stanley for late
Cincinnati paper
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90 James c. Percival, the well-knOwn and
most beautiful poet of the country, are informed
is about entering, once more, the political arena.
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THE BOY DANIEL, aged about 30; complarioH'
COPPER color; feet orb inches high; stout 6u1
and Inclined 70 be bald. A suitable reward viii =
paid for bis delivery TO
sus2lf HoYT & FORD, Il St. Chare5 g
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OF The toll required and paid on bar iron on
the Pennsylvania Canal, is greater than the freight
paid on it from Europe.
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MONUMENT TO JOSEPH C.. NEAb.-The friends
of the late Joseph C. Neal, author of the Charcoal
Sketches, have erected beautiful monument to his
memory in the Laurel Hill Cemetery, near Philadel-
phia. The following is the plain, transformations
inscription: JOSEPH c. NEALE,
BORN 1906,
DIED lS47,
tribute of afectonae regret from those who loved him
as a friend and admired him
an authOT.
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DcF The war between the friends of Borland
and those of Sewer, is carried on as fercely as
evar in Arkansas
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~ Jackson Fire Company NO. lo.-ihe 91lcers
and Members Company inyled eSl
the Company SUNDAh
s. at Also Monthly Washing at non
VAL be called O'clock H. A. HENDRIKs. Secretary
Taylor IND FYLLM0RENPRO CESSIoN.
Saturday Night.
kzz- The DEPUTY GRAND MARSHALS and their AIDES
with he MARSHALL and DEPUTY MARSHALS OF the several
Cluhs will meet THIS EVENING Friday at o'clock al ule
Club Room, 81 Chartres street, on pus
importance. .Punctual attendance IS reqqITe1 81 A,l
n3 T. n. MOOD, 1Ianu AA'i
C,aSS .aMD BUTLER CLUB.
Rz- Sixth Ward, Second Municipality AT q Stated
Meeting Of Club the evening Of the LIST instant the ~
lowing gentlemen appointed Challenging Commute ioi
LEE JOHN c. LARuE,
FR ANCTS' THOMAS J. H. CALDWELL,
II C0NROI,IY A. NJ. DUPERU,
n p WHITE. DAVID JOBSON,
SAMUEL JAMESON, W. AS0N2
M KEYS ID. MITCHELL,
DAVID NELLlGAN, DANIEL ALDkiCht
TOHN CROW W. G. AULD,
las N GAiI'AGHER E. A. TALLARIE. n3
STEAMER FALCON. .......12 CAMP STREET.
e- Bv late arrivals from NewYo receiving
sive assortment FINE FANCY GOODS and PERF QMFRf
per last steamship the Falcon We adding new ana h Va
Papier Maebe Work Boxes folos Albums new style.
Music and Reading Stands
Writing Desks, Papesteries and Jewel Cases
Tortoise Shell and Buffalo Comis.
Hair Brushes, Tooth and Nail Brushes
Rodgers g. Crooks fine Pocket Cutlery.
Gold Pencils and Pens, Gold and Silver Ihimbes
Bouquet Holders IN pearl and SILVER with tablets ETC. ETC.
Guerlain's andL ubMs Extracts for the Handkerchief.
Fine Soaps Farina Cologne
superior quality and style Of me Linen and Muslin
Dealers 10 Toilet, Fancy and Gent e Furnishing Goods,
NJ IL Camp street, opposite he City Bank.
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GooD-The Oxford (NIiss.) Organizer says there
is not drunkard in the place. This is owing
principally to the exertions of the Sons Of Tenn
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A NEW TRADE.-A firm in Milwaukee shipped
for the New York market one hundred barrels of
pulverised bones. This is a new trade, and the
preparation of bones for manure in this country
will doubtless become matter of attention before
MANY wears
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FINE FANCY GOODS AND PERFUMERY,

IL Camp street.
Of FINE FANCY GOODS AND PER
FUMERY Of rich Paper Maehe Boxes Portfolios
and Tables Ebony and Rosewood Dressing Cases. Work Boxes
Jewel Writing Desks; ToeoeShe and Buffalo Combs
Hair Brushes Ebony Rosewood and Ivory Black Gurn and
Lubins Extracts Fine Soaps Tooth Brushes Nail Brushes
GUINNESS g. BUSH,
Dealers in Toilet, Fancy and Cen. IS Furnishing Goods,
o2o 2dp2w ~ Camp street, opposite City Bank.
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- Iaokson SC Company No. 19.-Ihe q

m Harleman county Tenn e evening Of he 18Th ut BY
David Woods, Esq. Mr.. MAsllS commission hefenal' u
New Orleans to Miss MARY E. ATKINSON.
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NEW GOODS.

MADAM BANISTER would announce 10 the ladies
WI that she Is now receiving her FALL STOCK. -
per ships Windsor Castle and Jacques Latitte from -
sN6A Htvre, consisting of rich assortment Of q -
SASSfg1 Paris BONNErS and CAPOTTES %=S5-
%S5 with variety of Mantles Manllas Visites Scarfs
~~S~ Shawls, etc. Also elegant collection of Fans
Paraso Gloves Cosets and other French Goods comprs
Ing Embroderes and Lace Ladies and Childrens Robes
CaPes, COllau Chemizettes and Sleeves.
nj I'm NO. 90 ROYAL STREET
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STABB1NG.-On the 25th ult, an alteration took
place in Memphis, between Mr.. VIM C. Beck and
MIR. J. NJ. Wilson, partners in business, which re-
suited in a rencontre, in which Mr.. Beck received
several severe slabs with knife The wounds
are not deemed fatal.
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FIRE-The Broad street Fire Engine House in
Nashville was DESTROYED BY fire on the 2lst ut.
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-DENIAL NOTICE.
VhR. PEARSON informs his patients e.
- that he can be found daily at his Office -
from A. NJ, to P. N. DR.. Pearson 81 { 49,
many Improvements in Dental Surgery are III IA
TOO well known and appreciated to require enumerafrR
His BLOCK TEETH are particularly worthy fhe affert IN
OF those recurring artificial ones His prices ara graded 70
SUIT the circumstances OF ALL Office at his residence En-
rOans Street, Canal a5Sp n
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DIR. oHRIsTIEs GALvANIo BELTS,
BRACELETS, NECKL3CES, G.4RI'ERS and
MAGNETIC FLUID
celebrated for their wonderful effects the Of all Nervous
Complaints can only be had in this ciy OF
GUINNESS & BUSH,
Dealers in Facy articles and Gent s Furnishing Goods,
I'm CAMP STREET 2dp

SEAsoNABLE CLOTHING.
w By the Crescent City Maid Of Orleans Manchester and Gene
have received from house. No III Fulton street. York
large and fine stock Of FASHIONABLE CLOTHING .Aso
the Country Trade. We would particularly invite
purcha sing give We shall BY
fashionable Orders
from the country will meet with prompt attention.
MONTROSS g. Still WELL,
go 9dp9w 10 Magazine street, corner Of Common.
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Auction sales This Dan.

SYKES, HYDE & Co. will sell at Ill Chartres sts.
O'Clock, Furniture.
r. M ARMFIELp will sell at the store Of Jasper a..
Canal street, Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, SHOES es y
out reserve. ky See Auction ks.ts
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. Meetings This ETenin,.

% . IIIT-T"-
LOUISIANA DIVISION No. II, at Unity Hall MaHengp
ings, Third Municipality, at half past z
UNION DIVISION No. 3, Crystal FOunt Han. a9 T5.
toulas street, at halEpast7
SrAR OF HoPE DIVISION No. 20, at Odd Fellow, 4
Tchouptoulass ST. near Jackson, Lafayette al hslf.
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r. LANDING per steamship Falcon and ships faad
k8 and Osweg0 Mems fine MOleskin, B. B. 81
90 Russia, Rough and Ready, etc. ec, Also.
fine assortment of Boys aud Men fine and cOmm0a
FUR and CLOTH GAPS, for sale by ,-,,-r,,,,,,
go I'm MTW No. % CustOmhouse street. up stain
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.rto .svoast stock of CLOTHING in the Southern
AAs Country, AT
ALFRED MUNROE d co. IS One Price Store
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NC Arrest Of MoManus.

NJ No Eastern Mail was received yesterday.
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GORDoN PIIIMMER.

~ See advertisement the first page of this paper,
headed "a TO PLANTERS AND FAMILTES,'' Of Comstock
& Co.'S celebrated Medicine and Magical Pain Extractor Depot No
POydrs street, where ali that sold warranted GENUIE and
PURE. iel en-
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~ Strangers in the oify see DR.. B. +. MULLEN'S
advertisements the other columns this paper He Of he
very in his profession in the United States All that stand
need would DO well give him CALI 30 Custom
street sepl6 gm
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SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY

ITO SCHOOL, TEACHERS, COUNTRY DEF
4 CHANTS AND PARENTS The attention o. A
purchasing SCHOOL BOOKS, either for their own gi
to SELL respectfully invited TO the assortment OF the @
ber He will sell all kinds of School Books as low Is b
can be purchased at any establishment in this city. He
tends to keep constantly hand all works in the ya1oa
paTtments OF Educati0n in general use, some OF whht
ROCKS NlTnI,.tnrls ClnrnlnI. lnlll. D
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New Orleans CattIe Man,
Corrected dolly for 1io Crescent, ~ vmorsr w.,

Corrected daily for che Crescent, bV VINCENT Nns.
LAFAYETTE. Nov 2. 1sas.-Anived stssme, 3.
Brent with 102 Hogs, 40 Sheep, I Horse asa b -
also, steamer Lamartine with go Hogs, 80 CAVE
and q Horses i. Prices-Beef Cattle cou.le5 4 e.
grass fed. 3614c o ID; Hogs, 46D4lsc. p h; ST..
head; Mich Cows. $290s35 p head Hay. $500
ton; Oats, 30O32 20 bushel; Bran, 6oE970e B cvt
55057c o bushsl Oil Cake, q ewt.
Auction Sales This Day.
SYKES, HYDE & Co. viii sell at Ill Chartres sass
O'Clock, Furniture.
M. ARMF1ELD will sell at the store of Jasper a.,
Canal street, Dry Goods. Hats, Boots Shoes els ~
8. of Il. Meetings This EYenin,
LOUISIANA DIVISION No Il, at Unity Hall, Marrssp.
ings, Third Municipality, at halEpast7
UNION DIVISION No. 3, Crystal Fount Hall, "a Tai,
tOuas street. at halEpastl Z.
SrAR OF HoPE DIVISION No. 20, at Odd FeTow'
ST. ---- = s- 80 -''' a Aalia
Steamboat Departures This Dsv.
wsEE ADYERrisEMENTs ON rmRD pa,
s.. Louis. SACRAMENTO, Atehsan. SPIN
Yieks5arg ...---..- .MARENGo, BFenham S P N.
F~ Friday Packet MARENCo-Tb sol..,,.
senger steamer MARENGO, will positively les1s "A
DAY. the Sd inst, at O'Clock, p, NJ, for Princeton
C.aSS .g.RE BUTLER CLUE
~ Sixth Ward, Second Municipality.
oed Meeting Of tins Club VIII be held on e evening Of SIT
DAY, the 9Th instant at o'clock ~ DAVID joBsoN, ST.
CHaLMETTE GUARDS.
SECOND GRAND MASS MRETIw
BUTLER AND VICTORYl
Eg- The Second Grand Mass Meeting Of the Cbalmsle ca
Wi Be held On the Place dAnnes F5 Municipality, Fsn
g The different Democratic Clubs Of the city Nsw0s
Lafayette, Aglers GGetna and Carroon, and the Dean
general, are particularly invited to attend
- DimHry Soue, Larle and other dsluguahei ofa.oa
be present and ardrass the meeting
Rw Cass and Butler Club-seoond Ward, ssso
MuncipalitA.-A meeting OF this Club vii be held
DAY EVENING, 4th inst, at 6t O'Clock, z. NJ, az lmslC
House, corner Of Nayades and f9ylunia streets.
part 'uarly requested and expected that every Duor
the Ward will be punetual IN atiendng - 7.,,,S-,
nj JOHF 9. TAYLOR, aeaest
fzv acHALMETTE GUARDS lp.-BUTl6
AND VICToRY!-T The "Chalneue Guards wil lali
regular meetings Canterbury House, No. ll5 Charities @
o'clock P. NJ, EVERY EVENING. as
REMOVAL
TOHN CLAIBORNE has removed his Law Ola
d room No 10, in Mr. Duncan's building conner ofC
tomhouse street and Exchange Place. n2la
WANTED.
TNHE advertiser having portion OF his tine dneHgi
Il would make cut the Account Sales Of Menn
House. or take charge Of one two sets OF books d
reasonable compensation. Persons IN want Of BIS sg
will address J. o. PisDon at this Office. The btH
ences given.
SMALL STEAM ENGINE
NOR SALE-A small and beautifully finished EAglk
IL nearly new and in complete order, for sale. II b
manufactured in New York, and OF about one Or 0af
half horse power For terms, ETC. a2py az ths olss
HATS AND CAPS.
req LANDING per steamship Falcon and ships paa6
kF4 and OsWegO Mems fine MOeskin, B. b. -
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
THOMPSON NIXON,
Fashionable Clothing store,
No. a CANAL STREET
lave received by late arrivals, Large Stock of SEA-
H SONABLE CLOTHING of superior styles, to which
they respectfully solicit the attention of their friends and
purchasers generally. ol8 2dptf
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~ n. Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor. The
original and only genuine always has the written signature
the proprietor Oh DALEY the wrappers Of each box
Southern Depot, Isl Charrss street. New Orleans. Az
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RLACK ALPACAs.-We have in store about 45 pieces
OF black alpacas, running from Is cents to 81. Many of
these goods are jet black, and are very desirable.
Black Silks.
We have just opened very handsome supply of black
silks of every grade which purchasers will do well to ex
anime before bu ying elsewhere.
Also, black silk fnges for vsites with white, pink blue
cherry color, and mazarne blue florence for Innings all Of
which we will sell at very low
Dress Goods.
We have pieces satn-striped cashmeres
5 pieces small figured do
D do satin striped alpaca
50 do medium and priced cashmeres and mousse
lines, with almost everything in the dress liae which we
will offer cheap.
3peces cherycolor mazarne and light blue mousselines
Also, good stock of French mernos
rs plaid long shawIs, very cheap
Staple Goods.
900 yards huckaback diaper Ia cents good goods
case damask morsens, auction bargain
With good stock of domescs of every description In
word, stock is well assorted and cellar is well
filled with servants WEAR such blankets osnaburgs
brown cottons burlaps, full cloths, linsey, &c.
w. NJ SINISTER ~ CO,
Oct 3-eo3tif Corner of 7th street.
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Ivy n. GREEN. .smcttorecr.

90 AND HALF ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND AT
y AuCTloN-on Wednesday, the Ilih instant, shall
of land lying in Fnirax county, Virginia fronting on the
west side OF the Little Falls turnpike road and the
first toligate, being but short distance the
bridge or from Georgetown. The land is very fertile and
susceptible OF improvement and well adapted the growth
Of all vegetables and fruit usually grown IN this climate
part is now in state OF cultivation the balance in good
wood, and enclosed with substantial fence, nearly
The above described property that which belonged
Mr. Isaac O. Smith presents many inducements gen
temen employed IN the public departments in Wash.
non any gentleman OF Georg clown or Wa shngton
wishing handsome country seat, being but short ride
from either place. good road free from toll surrounded
with the best society," being in the immediate ghborhood
of Messrs Wagaman Slade and other gentlemen occupy
ing honorable stations in the public departments
ington.
Terms of sale: Onefourth cash balance in six twelve
and eighteen months, for satisfactorily
Title good. A. GREEN Auctioner.
Oct 4-eod&ds
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SANDS, LENT, q CO.'S
III ID ID o erUeQn .YrenQ!
This immense and truly magnificent establish

INHlS immense and truly magn cent establishment will
be open Washington Friday and Saturday, C)c-
tober 9th and 7th, for two days only.
In addition TO their already MAMMOTH TROUPE EQUEs-
TRANS AND ANIMALS the propretos offer, the
son, series OF novel and magnificent entertainments far
surprising anything presented to the Anne pub
lie. The leading features of this extensive company
consist of pair of TRAINED ELEPHANTS, JENNY
LIND AND ROMEO, and TEN EGYPTIAN CAMELS,
thousands in Great Britain and the continent OF Europe
Among the performers those of Mr.. X SANDS and
his children MAURICE and JESSE Mons CANE in his
astonishing performances; Master WALTER AYMAR,
the juvenile equestrian wonder in of equation
unapproached "A bareback rider; M'le ROSALTHE
MADlGAN, the Fairy Amazonian Princes of the Arena
poyhippan equestrian sigr PEREZ the unriv allied con
torionst; Mr.. RUGGLES, the popular and pa ssed
performer the corde volante; VIM. AYMAR, the nria
yauer ALBERT AYMAR Messrs RICE, MITCHELL,
iorner male and female all OF the approved talent
IN their various ieats.
This mammoth corps will enter the morning Of
exhibition III O'Clock, preceded by Sacred EgypIan
DRAGON CHARIOT OF ISIS and OSIRIS, avn by 10
EGYPTIAN CAMELS, containing tho FULL BAND at
tached 10 the company. Next in order will be The EAST
INDIA CAR, to which will be harnessed the TWO ELE
PLANTS, followed by the Magnificent Stud of Horses and
all the numerous costly and highly onaented vehicles be
RAGE, drawn by rs LiLIPUTIAN PONIES! driven in
toue ensemble OF which surpasse anything which language
describe.
Master Of the Arena, Capt J. A. DECAMP. Equestrian
Director, Mr. H. z. MADlGAN. Treasurer, Mr. j. W. FO.
SHAY. Clowns PF3NTLAND IL LATHROP, both dis
ngushed above all others in the country for their wit
and jovality and unsurpassed by any in the world for
rector Mr. E. K EATON. Leader of the Brass Band Mr.
GEORGE SEELEY. Leader of the String Band, Herr A.
GERLOFF
Doors open at and o'clock, p
Performance to commence ut 2 and o'clock
Ambulance 25 cents. Positively no half price.
Sept. 1i-3tawto7thOct.*
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Ru n. GREEN, .4ucstOnecr.

VALUABLE TIIREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE AND
Y LOT AT AUCTlON.-On Monday, the 9Th instant
shall sell, the premises, O'Clock, that hand
threestoy brick house and lot the
side OF 18th between and streets being the house built
by Mr. Isaac g. Smith, and well known be of the
terals being of the best quality and built by the best
workmen, and at extra price, There is fine back
building attached, equally well built and in the hand
soonest style The house contains in all eleven good rooms
and good basement under the whole. The lot fronts %
feet inches, and 95 feet deep Amy person wishing
make good investment in the purchase of good house,
in handsome and central location, will do well attend
the sale. Title indisputable.
Terms Of sale Onefourth of the purchase money cash
for the balance credit of six, twelve and twenty
months will be given purchaser giving notes, with
proved security, bearing interest deed given, and
deed of trust taken.
A. GREEN,
Oct 4--3teoNdsf Auctoneer.
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But thank God yonder she comes with all her sails set
riding CALAMITY into port All ask OF you before you
make this great change, is TO go down with me and ex-
anime the state and condition Of the good old vessel of
Slate. Look at her capacious and noble hu-her tow
erlng mass, peering upward towards the clouds-her
everlasting tmbers bidding defiance the waves and the
tempest Walk about her mighty bulwarks. Turn to-
wards her and upon the and stripes
ta nave carried your name your fame, and your power
ever saw shine there before But all these relate to the
outside the mere exterior of the noble vessel What OF
Under the influence of revenue duties only il is larger
than il ever was before. Our agriculture 1t has fed
halt the starving nations of Europe. Our navigation
Boundless as the of the earth Our mechanical
arts and sciences Have filled the world with astonlsh.
ment But tell u.s. tell what of the Union the ark of
our political salvation Safely brought home to you
brighter and stronger than What OF the con-
stitution Brought back too sound and unbroken Our
civil and religious Liberties what of them Here they
are, pure and nvioate when they first baptsed
in the blood of the revolution What patriotic voice is
not ready to exclaim, then, all is well all is we'll
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tIoushkEEPINa aooDs.-The subscribers have just

HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.-The subscribers have ust
received complete assortment of the following arti-
cles, viz:
lO-i, Ia. and l2.4 linen sheetngs
IA. 3d. 81, and l0-4 damask, for table cloths :.
Satin damask napkins
Towelngs of every description
Table and piano covers
Cotton sheetings, all widths
White quilts, blankets Of every quality and size
Curtain materials, new styles, with all the necessary
trimmings and fixtures, &c.
Also, daily expected, per New York packet importan
additions to our present stock of Brussels tapestry, and
grain carpetngs, printed druggets Of which
will be offered very low for cash. punctual dealers
Sept. S-2w p. II. HOOE IL co.
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\ rRs. DARLINGTON, Formerly OF. Richmond W..

l having, the of the trustees taken cha
OF the Presbyterian high school for young ladies' Louis
ve begs to present its claims to her former friends
the hope that change of location will
them from intrusng their daughters TO her Mrs. c.
found Louisville more than she was led expect and the
people Jealous the of education and she humby
trusts thai the institution she is assisting TO found may
come a blessing to the community for years come
The heahiness city and the easiness of access 10
it from the south and southwest, indicate the very
place for school OF high character and neither pains
expense will be spared place beside the best in
the Union.
Mrs Darlington will receive n limited number of board
crs, who will be as daughters in her family.
Sept 30-d3m
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SOLDIERs' CLAIMs.-Francis A. Dickins oilers his
services In procuring the settlement of claims of SOL
uers IN te late war with Mexico. In ordinary his
charYe VIII be for procuring land scrip
PENSION ceruhcae, 80; for pay, mileage, clothing, nc,
20, he amount be under $50; if that sum- 10 per
cent? for three months extra pay SO All letters must be
postpaid. ~ -
between 18th and l4h streets
Oct 6-d2m
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CAHD-The undersigned, having occasion to proceed
"A to hentncky ONO and the northwestern parts of Vr
gin upon legal business requiring absence of some
weeks WIN have 1t IN his power to attend personally
business with which he may he ntrused Ifpersons wish
have collections made in those sections OF The
desire other business to be attended by making APP
lions will receive respectful attention.
CHARLES DE SEEDING,
No. ii, Todds Buildings, Penn. avenue
Washington Oct 5, I9lS-6tif
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IL avenue, between Al and 9th Streets respectfully invite
the particular attention OF their numerous friends and the
public their large and well selected stock of fall and win
ter goods just received OF the latest and fashionable
styles of cloths, cassmees, vestng &c. making their
sortment at this me including general and handsome
variety OF articles for genemens wear, very complete
ALI who therefore in of good articles mod
prices will do well TO give a calf
SAM l-.faAA 3vlI
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ID Dalton Deafness and Diseases OF the Ear, volume,
An Analytical Compend of Medical Science for the use
and examination OF Students by John Neil and Francis
Quincy Smith, M d. ! volume
Meiggs Females and their Diseases, volume.
Household Surgery, Hints Emergencies, by ]. F..
South Surgeon tox.t. Thomas's Hospital, l volume.
Soly on the Human Brain volume
Taylor Posons, in relation TO Medical jurisprudence
and Medicine, edited by Griffith, volume.
Chrsson's and Gritfth's Dispensaiory, volume
Miller's Principles OF Surgery, volume.
McClelan's Principles OF Surgery, volume.
Manuals of Blood and Urine by Griffith, Rees and Mark
wick, Al. d., volume. Gardner's Medical Chemistry |
volume.
80 And many other works in the various branches
of Medicine and Surgery, Just received by
Oct4 FRANCK TAYLOR.