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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-08
Alabama


BELFoNTE, September 49,
am highly graied to learn that there is perfect
organization OF the working classes for the propagation
OF democratic principles in your city. Whenever a
working man, the "earner OF Bread" is wing. he is
either mailman is under the influence of whg
nopoy, and dare not speak his true principles The ope
ratives in the factories, who are dependent upon whig
monopolsts, may have excuse for being wings
while under rule. But the working men who under
such influence must be democrats if they know their
true interests am them not surprised to find 'sthe
builders of cities, and the producers and of
bread democrats 1t is their natural position, and it is
their privilege to sympahize with the farmers and
chancs throughout the Union. In Alabama hail you
co-wokers in the democratic vineyard, and at the
ballot-box will do our duty in November next.
feel confident that Alabama will give Cass and Butler
majority of ten thousand votes. The county of jack
son, in the presidential election, gave the democratic
ddate upwards of twenyone hundred votes, and the
wing candidate ffty-seven votes all told. | am hum
BILE citizen of this strong democratic county, and there
are no changes against All firm, and anxious
for the election day The few wings here luke
warm and feel interest in the approaching contest
We need documents OF any kind here the right
side is up.
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A SPLENDID RAFrLE

yXTIIL be held Apollo Hall, on the 7h of November
wv List of articles as follows:
2new rosewood pianos, French pedal harp, jewelry
and beautiful furniture fine linen table cloths, variety OF
shawls and other dry goods.
1t will require 3iS subscribers ut So EACH and viii COM
prise 81 prizes or blanks 10 prize.
List of the different pri-es
LIST prize splendid rosewood piano. 90 octavesone OF
the best and most beautiful instruments IN the
city value $3.50
81 nr;ze 1 6-octave niano 300
al prze Frencb na,lnI harm very superor tone 200
til nriye / d;,,nond ,ing so
5h pprize q &, sbionnbl, mnabosnnv chairs ~
6h priye I void necIiace 30
There 46 other przes the articles of which are valued IN
all Mt $493
This rattle will certainly take place on the 9Th OF Noyem
Der without fail The most of the numbers nave been sold
There are about GO numbers left for sale All ladies and
gentlemen who wish to purchase tickets will please call
Mr. MOENSTER' house. the west side OF 18th street
between and streets, 3D. door from r. next door 10 Mrs
Manning's boarding house
Oct S-codl2t t.. M t.tsI eNs
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LIBRARY CoNaREss October 4, 1913.
NOTICE n hereby given, that the Library Of Com
IN gess be closed Thursday the 10Th inst and will
again be opened until Tuesday, the 2st November
Oct. 5-eod2w.
JOHN 8. MEEHAN, Librarian.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-08

StptefhbeT 70.
ssIn Alabama, Mississippi, and Il thnk) in Louisiana,
and Cass and Butler bearing down everything before
them"
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r-~~A public arc informed that tho splcn-
Lzs,,sSs17f77 did new steamer BALTIMORE, fitted up
AZ nres.ly for night travel with large and commodons
cabins and ooms and hundred and forty berths
/, now on the line between Washington and Aqua Creek
Travellers going south assured of comfortable
on the Potomac portion of the route
Fare 20 fredericksburg 80 90
Fare to Richmond so
Through tickets to Norfolk $50
Meals and rooms
Persons having occasion visit Norfolk, Portsmouth,
40, reminded that the line, via Richmond to Norfolk
is daily one.
or GEORGE MATTIN(aLH, Agent.
Oct S-eo3t
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-21
DR. DAVIS, SYRUP of WILD CHERRY and TAR.

DR.. DAVIS SYRUP of WILD CHERRY and TAR.
IN offering to the public this new and valuable remedy for
c@nspon Bmeh q, rsmfh csny 81 IT,,
medicine. Numerous testimonials mag be seen in pamph
Obtain tmay be proper that Dr. ID is eminent
practising physician OF twenty standing graduate of
the University OF Pennsylvania
fi PITTs SCI jan IL lSi7-The sy1up Of Wild Cherry
and nd s G oee gfa a Of
on gentleman OF Ohio. think shall be able to sell at
Tfs ~ ESss fo} p, Is hay. taken som.
Tar here and have sold all received from DR.. J. H.
Cook has used in his practice he thinks hshy o, the
the United States and was The attending physician OF Joseph
Bonapalte eskng OF Spain during all his residence IN TINS
FSg %e estrn Egi1s" Bagt9S O. XIX - I8t T.
say to yon that my Cough and affection of The Lungs
has been entirely remoged BY the use Of one hall bottle OF
Others advised me to use Yon can safely recommend the
of the above named Syrup for Conghs and Colds as
most excellent remedy Your, ''i " ". Fnnrrs.
.Hord Pey ce"stg ia Pn Gote'; s,lI l54S 10 form
you that afflicted for twenty with violent pain
m ny Consh attended followed BY en- aeaon aud other
decided symptoms of consumption applied 70 several emit
nent s an" 'oH was adS to v Dr. Davis Com
poxnd syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar of which took
fore cam with confidence recommend to ali whc are in
like manner afflicted as most valuable m medic, T
The authenticity of the above statement youGhed for BY
Mr. Isaac Murphy merchant OF Milford who knows Md:
I TrSa se 6S, w. S. .MIatoSh. .,
fI WtrLsy1ItE. ono, Jan y i8lThe article Of Wild
Cherry and Tar find 10 be valuable medicine and use #
considerably in my Practice. have sold and used nearly all
thai Won have forwarded and would be pleased TO have you
send another supply as early as the means oil transportation
nR DAVIS SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR.
The following statement is word Tor word "a IT was taken
csricate manufacturing Win sufferers such evidence
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-21
War amongst Women.

The man who states that the days of chlvalry
.,s zone is a grey-beard, an ancient sucking,
miserable dotard, in the way Of intelligence. Men
becons heroes by the bushel, and women herolnes
bv the peck in these piping times OF peace In
an old Spanish work. we once upon time read Of
an encounter between two courtly danes, who met
.,cb other lance to lance, all for the sake of their
q o,vn true loves" but this encounter was nothing
q that which took place on Monday evening last,
an the Shell road, between two of the residents Of
perdido street. 1t seems that the parties became
;.,lous of each other, and they resolved to settle
The matter by the dueilo. The names of the parties
rere Cincinnati Emily and Cynthia Moore, both of
v,bom are persons not unknown to fame. They
oncaped cabs, and proceeded ia the battle field, on
the Meairie Ridge Here their seconds selected
tbe ground, and them amidst the shouts and cheers
If some thirty forty of their sex, the unfair
combatants went to work after the following style:
First Round-Parties appeared in good spirits
and fail of pluck. Cincinnati eyed Cynthia with
,bs Glance of a terrier when he spies badger.
Cincv squared off and dealt her opponent dig in
the bread-basket that caused her to tremble for
Yooment but Cynthia, then recovering herself, re-
Maid the compliment by dabbing her rival over the
left eye, ;, .,
rosed. and each took small horn of whisky. Went
a, il again-when high bets were made on Cincy,
although some Of the unknowing ones put up large
niles on Cynthia. The left digits OF Cynthia came
into the mouth of her competitor, and the claret
flowed freely. This, however, only aroused Cincy,
who then manifested a strong disposition to grab
her opponent by the hair, but this was decided
to be out of order by the judges, and the combat
ants were given breathing spell.
Third RoHnd.--Bets were high, and spirits were
higher, for the contents of the whisky jug had de-
parted All were eager for the result, and the
heroines themselves getting tired of the sport
Cyntha's fist came like battering ram against the
noddIe of her rival and almost knocked her down.
Fourth Round.-Cincy did not seem in the least
djspred, but went to work with fresh vigor, The
parties clnched, and they were cheered by those
IN attendance. Bite her nose Off" cried one.
"scoop her eye out!' exclaimed another. But
theydid not do any such thing-they merely h,lgged
each other like young bears, and suddenly, on
separating, Cynthia gave her rival a blow which
knocked her fiat on the grass. Not being a bic to
come 10 time, Cynthia was declared to the the
VICTOR and the belt was awarded TO her.
Unfortunately, however, before she had time to
put ii on, policeman put his hand on her shoul
der-Cynthia put her hand to her black and blue
eye-the cabmen put their horses to their utmost
speed-and, all the parties having left, Dame Ma
ture put on her natural serenity. This is an tower
true tale"
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UNIV ERSITY OF UISIANA.
L.AW DEPARTMENT.
7 = EnfIN

TIVE LECTuREs and CoGRsE Of INSTRUCTION
in this Department will on mt, The -, sEnos9
May They are intended to embrace the most most important
hanee e, Of the Gn@n f@ a n'" AH fu0e l"'r
Lectures viii be delivered upon the various branches and
Those by Professor HENRY A BuLLARD will embrace
/ The history of the Roman Law, from the earliest times
NAN School Ill The Jnfsppdencs Of LOUISIANA, con-
Spain ": An outline OF the Land Titles in Louisiana,
whether derived from France, Spain the United States
Of t. Admiralty and Mainline Law. embracing the rights
and ob!eaiions Of Masters and Mariners COLLISION, and
Military, Mariners Contracts; Marine insurance and Hy
Rspsn and s H. IaW
embracing the Law Of Prize practice Of Prize Courts
their Pacific and Hostile relations Treaties Of Peace and
Private international Law III The jurisdiction Of the
pelae Jarsdcon Of the apreme and Circuit Con and
the Original Jurisdiction Of the District Courts as Courts Of
Tie Lecnre of Professor RAsDKtL HgNr will treat Of
l. Commercial Law il relates to Metfane peri9ns Mer
These Lectures will treat of Sole Traders, Partnerships
and SS Pams ol Notes and Slipping Of
s and Conracs with Carriers Contracts Of Aiieghment by
EhaS pa ana and Savage ad o.
Of Sale uatani,es Liens and stoppage in trantu et
Jt l snd-ITi, Of Ihe Law of Evidence.
The Common Law and Eqay Jurisprudence and PTsct
PIeadngs Civil Cases at Common Law, and-ll CoBst,
tuiIOnal Law.
Chief Justice EUsTIs will deliver series of Lectures
the Rights of Persons and the Conflict of Laws.
CHRISTIAN RosELIts, ESQ, will assist as Adjunct Pro
fessor in the Department OF the Civil Law.
Students will be expected to produce satisfactory evidence
of good moral chasacter
The degree of Bachelor of Laws will be conferred only ON
those who shall have attended Courses of Lectures
one full after having studied at least year the
office of Counsellor Law and after strict examination
by all the Professors During the Course there will be fire.
auent examinations.
There will be organized, also Moot Court WHICH will be
holden week, presided by of the Pro
fessoH.
~" The price of Tickets for the Course is fixed at 800
or 52j for each Professor
ii. A BuLLARD Dean the Faculty
Nay June 5nl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-21

YEsTERDAY.-It is almost useless to speak Of
yesterday, as it was day almost undeserving of
notice. The rain looked as if it was going to come
down, and yet it didn't The Courts seemed as
the beautifully coored apples upon the shores of
the Dead Sea, they yielded only ashes. The at
mosphere was at hot as the fumes of furnace-the
sky looked like widow decked in mourning weeds,
and not single rainy tear descended to the earth.
Our orb must be unfriended when it has no SYM
pathy from the King of Clouds, who for the last
three weeks has poured down upon us his showery
blessings.
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" y y ~ S .

HOTEL AND GARDENS.
One Of the most detighJM residences q The South
EEEssE ~ miles from Canal St, NewoIleans thst
tv prepared to accommodate limited number Of BoAD
ERs by the day. week, or month.
Per Day, 81 Per Wsst so 90 Per Month. 80 90
Fish ons PaHas Fss:
The best of Wines and Liquors.
at he sooa Or s ana served
The Dining and Resaurat are under the charge Of
Me- RouoHESI 1T, one of the first caterers and formerly Of
Billiard Tables, Ten:pin Alleys, and auoits.
ssa f ffs' FEd " ialsty fs attached to the Hotel
ten in exten are laid out with much TASTE and are in
hne Order and far sarpass anything OF the KIND in the
BouqpEgs in great varsity, always to be had on appca
nssis Solicited ssd by my James bRSo
PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL.
L on the Gulf Of Mexico, within 60 miles Of New -
Orleans will reopen for the reception Of ylflters on
tons have been made on the house and grounds with the
view of adding to the comfort OF those seeking health
The Bachelors apartments, numbering sixty rooms, have
Deeh npe9 ann anu uo me al
Additional bed rooms, wash houses, Ironing rooms, Sc,
have been erected expressly for servants the employ Of
The BATHING cannot be surpassed the coast and
BILLIARD TABLES, TENpIN ALLEYS, and Carriages are
connected with the establishment
The design Of the proprietor to render this
a first class Hotel in all its appointments, and worthy the
patronage of the citizens of Louisiana and adjoining States
The splendid low pressure mail steamers Oregon and Jas
L. Day leave the terminus of the railroad daily after June
1st at u o'clock, NJ, arriving at the Pass at p M and
California belonging to the line. will leave every alter
morning at o'clock, returning to the city at II NJ
next day. The Mobile and Montezuma also leave
regularly from the New Basin.
Families and others, wishing to rooms, will please
address the subscriber.
R. H. MONTGOMERY, Pass Christian, Miss.
TT Letters other maabe matter, left at the office of
M Judson corner Canal and Camp streets will be owaded
daily -, my5 1mis 3md& w
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-21
INSURANCE OFFICES.

RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Etna Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn.
STATEMENT ASSETS ON list MARCH, 1913.
Cash deposited in Phoenix Bank, Hartford. S39, 600
Cash deposited in Banks in Hartford, bearing
interest at the rate per ct per annum O0-1140OO
Stock in Hartford Bank, Hartford. ........ 12,690
, Phoenix :. E. ........... 800
" . Farmers and Mechanics Bank,
Hartford ....................... 1890
Stock in Exchange Bank. ...............,.. 1880
. Connecticut River Bank. $3.50
, Eagle Bank Providence 800
. Lee Bank, Lee Massachusetts 800
. Connecticut River Company. 1,500
:. :. Railroad. ...... $50
. Hartford and New Haven Railroad 1900
The above Stocks OF the most substantial
character, yielding 10 per cent. interest
annually, and are worth at this time an adj
vance on the above mentioned prices of 81 00103 0
Bonds of Hartford and New Haven RAILROAD Co... q 600
Real Estate in Hartford valued 81 ,2l0
Bills Receivable, payable in 20 days after demand
ply secured by pledge OF Real or Personal Estate, 49,
Total Assets of tie Company. $780,, $50
AGENCY OFFICE, No. Al Camp street.
~ The undersigned, Agents for the above Company
continue to policies at the lowest rates OF PREMIUM
''''''A7 ~ WIN r. FOSDICK
my1O till lstN GEO. G. LAWRASON-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-21

UNFORTUNATE YOUNG LADy.-The policemen
of Recorder Baldwin's Court, having previously
prepared themselves with onions, wept yesterday
morning, when they heard the piteous tale Of Miss
Susan Carlan. Susan accused Margaret Whaan
Of having whaled her: and, when asked by Re-
corder Baldwin in what manner she was assaulted,
replied, with remarkably small tear in the left
end of her right eye, Yer Homer, she sthruck
me, and drew her ten fingers into me face" Upon
being further questioned, she stated that she had
locked herself up for some days in her room, being
fearful that the wrath of her feminine neighbor
would become so fiery as to consume her, body,
boots, shoes, gown and all. Counsellor Gaiennle
questioned her the origin Of the difficulty, and
Susan back-eyed Susan gently answered
that So it was all about young man that lived in
the house." The mystery was solved " Two of
was politely requested give $500 security for her
good behavior IN future. The security was promptly
given.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-21

A CRUEL MoTHER.-A drunken woman by the
name of Ann Cosgrove, was yesterday brought be-
fore Recorder Baldwin for having cruelty beaten
her infant child. The babe brought into
Court, and upon examination it was found beaten
black and blue, and Its head injured. The inhu-
man mother sent to Jail in default Of giving
$500 bail for her good behavior, and her child was
ordered to be taken care of.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-21
WASHINGTON HOTEL,

Lake end Of tie POntChdrtrain Rdtlrodd.
TE present proprietors of the above well known estab
leans and all its former patrons that the house. after sM
having undergone thorough repara-Ia9A=A
N~A3Hx9Has ton is opened for their accommodation
<-I4nS~ this season. and they may feel assured that
every endeavor will be made render their visits agreeable
The Restaurant will all times be supplied with the best
Fish that the Lakes psoduce such Pompano Black Fish,
Coakes Trout Soft Crabs, etc. besides all the delcacies OF
the New Orleans market.
~" None but the best of liquors served at the bar.
my26 I'm E. P. KENNEDY u co.
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S y = z S.,

Ee=, STEAM TO BRAzos ST. JAGo-Repu-
gHlf9s lar Packet-The superior coppered and cop
s - So ertaSteIed steamship Angus A. Capt.
Alfred Stevens, will ply regular packet between New
0eans and Brazos ST. Jago taking freight for Mouth of the
ko 6rande and Naamoos which will be forwarded without
delay ample arrangements having been made for Teams
Lighters, etc, TO insure dispatch. ap25 5m
Agents MORTIMER, TURNER & CO. New Oreans
I THOMAS E. ADDY 4 CO. Brazos st. Jago.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-21
FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING.

No. 81 Cy7yv.7L STREET. Under the Planters Hotel.
n HE subscribers have received large and fashionable
stock OF CLOTHING, suitable TOR the present season;
from New York at which place they have mandatory
Although their already pretty well known To the
public they will briefly state that they have adopted the
system OF doing strict cash business, believing this system
be beneficial to their customers to themselves they
are charged price order to the losses
which those who do credit business GLDdys less
sustain. A call is respectfully solicited
JOHN SOUTHWELL Il CO., Canal ST.,
apl5 3m Under the Planters Hotel.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-21
nAnnnv RITTER AND CHEESE Dep

FINDER THE ICE-HOuSE;
I Corner IF st CharseS and
Poydrqs >trsrts.-The subscribers
have made arrangements with The
hest DIARIES OF New y ork, Penn
sylvania aud the West Tor con-
slant supply Of
Sweet Table Butter.
II will be delivered at the resi-
dences of our customers (witilont
extra CHARGE in STONE JARS, from
3 to 10 ID.
PLANTATION Butter always
on hand; also, COOKING BUTTER.
Also, Italian. French, Holland
and American CHEESE. ew
FINISHED at the lowest price.
myS1 GEOI
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-21

Sw1yDL1NG.- Bennette Rosseau, f. 10. c., was
Yesterday sent to the First District Court by order
Of Recorder Seuzeneau, for having defranded Marie
Joseph Rodriguez out of the sum Of $500.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-21

CoRNED.-A burly negro named Noses for whom
the policemen had run, was much amazed, yes
for stealing corn His master will have to get him
out, or else the fellow will have to stay in.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-21

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
THE above Reward will be paid upon conviction e
of the person persons harbOing the mnattFess IA
MATILDA or TILLA-but no doubt nov passing @N&
under assumed name, with forged pass SAID gn
is dark muatt0 about feet or inches high Is or u
Of age; stout made promnst eyes shon nose and
turns her feet in when walking Twenty five doaTs will be
paid for her apprehension lodging jail Of the
State. GEO. r. BEARD, 80 Magazine ST.
New Orleans May IS 1siS mv24
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-21

Cleared Yesterday;
shh Atlantic Rose, Vera Cruz, J, q, Woodruff L Go
Rark Murillo, Libby, Bremen, /. Il. Gale
batE George Henry, Co.'S vets Cruz, CIV, Hynsoqn
Baik Henry EwbaHk, Cooper, Boson, j.. II. Gale
Barr Acteon, (Br) Duey, Liverpool, Holmes y Mills
Schr Saline Batson, Vera Cruz, Master
schr, Anna Maria, PAUL, Charleston, John Alexander
Schr Cabot, Smith. Tampco, M. Van Arnam
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship lndlsa. ennett 20 days from New York, to j. Q.
Woodruff & Co-lst my.
Bark Gen Taylor Redmon il days I'm Boston, to G. w.
Hynson-2d my. :. - - 49,
big Marssos Sleeper FIN Thomaston, Me-, May 18th, to
master-2d my.
STEAMBOATS,
Oregon Hern FIN Mobile.
Courier Martin, I'm the Balize. m
Magnolia Thomasson FIN Evansville-172 bales cotton.
Cen Laay etle Montgomery, I'm vlle-539 bis ootton
Moro Castle, Scott, i'm Cncnnat-32 bales cotton.
Towboat Diamond, Davis, i'm the Passes
BELoW-CoMING UP.
Ships st. Charles Magnolia, Nestor Geneva, Monmouth
Tahmaoo and Ezabeth one brig and one schr. unknown
Memoranda:
Steamboat Gen Lafayette lett Louisville on the 18th INST
Report. Ohio river falling. with four feet water in the
Canal.
Towboat Diamond lowed down and to the 18th inst
ships Alhambra and Jas Corner, brig Millaudon.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-21

INauEsr.-An inquest was yesterday held on the
body Of a woman by the name Of Mary Ann Smith,
who was found dead in the house No. Gallatin
street. The woman was found dead in her bed,
the BRAIN The deceased was much addicted to
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-21

WoUNDING.-A man by the name Of James Nc
Knight was brought before Recorder Baldwin on
the charge of having severely wounded negro be-
longing to Mrs. Slade. The accused was yester-
day remanded for examination to-day.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-21
DEL1GHTFUL SUMMER RESIDENCE,


A PRIVATE SALE.-The land measures half arpent
n font the Lake, by IL aTpents in depth to- <e.z
geher with all the Improvements thereup0n-com 55sssm
prising good dwelling house, ktcnen servants HsA=x
order In front OF the dwelling fine pasnre-the whole
well surrounded by fine hive oak and other beautiful
The plan OF said property be at Otce.-Tes
very liberal.
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DAGU ER EOTYPE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PORTRAITS.

ELECTROMAGNETIC PORTRAITS.
DY the application of the above mysterious agent to Da
ID gueeotype "a discovery of the snbscrhsIs the under
signed is enabled TO produce PORTRAITS OF the most
superior kind SINGLE sECOND-catching the precise
expression instantly and fixing it Edeby upon the silver
plate E Those who wish to retain in their families good
LiKENEssEs of relations friends, do SO at moderate
price Rooms corner of Canal and Chartres
No. 3 Chartres street. tmy3 iyl w II. HOTCHlNGs.
MAGUIRE'S DAGUERREoTYFE.
NJ would respectfully thanks for the liberal patron
u age bestowed him since he first had the honor OF
Introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOrleans,
five years ago during which he has taken portraits
than any other person in the world His specimens were
exhibited at the Fair in c9mpetiton with Others taken by
First Premium specimens exhibited at his :. h
portraits will continue be what they always have been
the His long experience and constant practice are are
beautiful art Genuine Vogtander Cameras 20 per cent
cheaper than any in the city, all other articles the same
the best plates made the United States Gases % Is and
SO so: NewYork Cameras at $lS.
sW Entrance No. CAMP street. az. mill tt