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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-04
PROP. AGAGSIZ'S LECTURES,

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N INTRODUCTION 10 the study OF Natural history,
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An.hoT. svo PIP 81. =. -
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is "A cents any distance whatever The Lectures may
also b. obtained from any Of our agents r,,.ru
d22 2~I)WSSW GREELEY McELhAIn
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States. Price l.t cent?. ,,.
capital idea that and marvellous that no one thought
Of IL before The times Of tide the condition 81 streams
~ different seasons the monthly Of different hsh
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brs noted far the disciples of tho rod Whistler angling
ffs ely wharf or mountain chd from lake hoat,d canoe
or sesuer on the Bs Banks This pleasant and accePa'
bic L4tls pamphlet illustrated with spint and taste
Literary World.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-04

COAJ,-Pesch Orchsre, Red Ash all urdsr cover aud
Odry rscEssned and delivered TO sny party OF tbs elty
frofa n yards g3 B0Uery and corner Hsmmspey ana
ord ia Large Nut Is 25 Stove, Egg ssd Broken,
as IS Chestnut. . Is ~
Also L-hisb, Liverpool, Cumbsr md &c ~ Ssst' sess
In
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-12-20
Il E' JS

The subscriber offers for sale ;fhes iowsS
ing tracts Of land, he iseSe
he now lives, ten miles below Sumter ;;lie,:
on the road to brew Ion, contai aiming twenty.
two hundred acres, wi III shout FIVE hundred
of cleared land, and a Dwelling H6asa and
.all necessary out hui Anott Tier stract
of eleyen hundred acres. aajoining aail lan.
itation with q good Dwelling and Negro
q Houses and Provision Houses wit one hum.
q another traet ap
joining lands Of Mira. Susan Gay1ers and DE-
$R. r, D1rant. he above ant has tso HuIis
,drad md sixty acres of ciearhds land a
Dwelling House. Negro and progision JIel.s
ises, ScroW and Gin House.
All Of the above land WIN bo sold lloy9 and
on time, TO approved plIlc 2sSsS.
.B DAVIS
Nov. le499, 81 ~ ss &c &c
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TO PLANTERS

:, The undersigned has just received few
Barrels of very choice CASTOR OIL, for
Plantation use, which will be sold lower than
1t can be bought this side Of Charleston; also
large and fresh supply Of Glauber and Ep-
som Sails, which will be put up in quantities
TO suit purchasers, at the shortest notice.
]. A. CLEVELAND.
Camden, Nov. 15
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Georgia Plains
gHsEgE Aab ]! .Esas Ei A.Epl.7I!!,.

The subscriber Respectfully u; informs the
Inhabitants of Sumterviile and vicinity, that
he hns opened a 81 KERY for tie purpose
of supplying Bread, Biscuits aud Cakes OF
every description at Charl lesion prices.
Families wishing 70 be served with Bread
every morning will please leave tlieir orders
at The store Of CD. sSsayl SIS
The subscriber trusts, by strict attention
and punctuality, to solicit the patronage Of
the public. sslSSs! i.s
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IMPROVED COTTON GINS

Thankful for past favors, the subscriber
wishes. to inform the public, that he stil
Manufactures Cotton Gins at his establish
ment in Stateburg on the most improved and
approved plan, Of the most simple construc-
ton, Of the finest finish, and of the best ma
terials, to-wit: Steel Sa,os and steel plated
RIBS, case hardened, in which he will sell for
Two Dollars per Saw. He also repairs old
Gins and puts them in complete order, at the
shortest notice. All orders for Gins will be
promptly and punctually attcndedto.
WILLIAM ELLISON.
Stateburg, Nay l, l94S, 81 til
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Private Boarding School,

The Subscriber designs opening private
Boarding School for Young Gentlemen; at his
residence ten miles north east Of ,Sumterville,
on the 2nd Monday in January next.
He feels thankful to the public, for the libc-
raj patronage he has heretofore received, as
Teacher, and hopes by strict attention to his
pupils to merit a continuance of tho same.
For further Information, letters addressed
to me at Mechanicsville Post Office, will meet
with prompt attention.
w. W.ALSTON.
q Cottage Level, Sumter District.
Nov.6 3 lit
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tile 81
and Deep asy f3ifia fbe nil
and
arfes rice S33 sc psf scf
of Acres d 81 sSsSs
Branch and iii
Innt mid Of GU sl fiS9 SS
above land Is AfS ,df tie ssst sts
& Hunt decSased ara
asct .la,sd 81 1s asts i isg4s s &
sida of Big Timber I5pS Suef efiS Maters ef Black
River orr isinally oraIi ifed ioD Reyisoids ana
lsIani ioore asijoia lands 81 s,Shisc
Stnith md Hunt EriseS l Il s()Ds spsf acsss
Il A tract of lind sofs one linn3ra rad aS &c Ia
KetshaW District on sfi sSest kid 6f sSeapBs
/ Whore swamp bounded 4 by Davis, M0Grtss
and Hint 81 lands; rice 81 IS 90 irefs arre
tract OF GEO acres of iaiid, III jesS
situated iii Kersha, and SHfnfG Gr nisRi All
L sEotsepen Branch, !, on scape who're assSaisDs
granted 10 II CAV flns, bounded bys Itl,e fsiss
OF Scape Vh0re, lirrants, Kssskki fs Biz
theirs sDayiss and Hers II'sice
The Terms of sale 1rs so nucil sasll
VII pay The costs Of This case md sale
balance on credit of one 'and two years III III
equal annuhi inst taInients, with interest," ISptn
Isale, purchaser giving Bond and tpei sess
|scprity. and mort age, aid tor aa
By ofd dar Of stha .ourt assss
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Smoked Beef,

Dutch Herrings; No. ! 1Iackerell: Lemon,
Soda, Butter, and Wine Crackers; Lobsters,
Sardnes; No. Ca. Bacon and Lard.
'.fsfe kS. ALSO,
Charleston Brand and Cheroote, Segars.
a. u q p. MOSES.
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Observation-Disclosures DIST.


IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
3. N. Penick Declaration in Altacht.
vs.
Benz. J. D. West Debt.
Whereas the plaintihf in this action did on
this day file his Declaration against Benz. J.
d. West the defendant, who is absent from
and without the limits of the State of South
Carolina, Gas it is said) and having neither
wife or attorney known, upon whom copy
of the above Declaration with rule to plead
thereto, may be served -
It is therefore ordered, that the defendant
do plead thereto on or before the twenty
fourth day of May next, otherwise final and
absolute judgment will be then given and
awarded against the said Benz. J. D. West.
J. D. JONES, c. c. c. p.
Clerks Office, Sumter Dist.
May 23d, l64s. S31 Of lad
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january 1S49.
The Subscribcr

Begs leave TO inform his customers and the
the public generally, that he has Just recey-
ed general assortment of NEDICINE,S.
which he will dispose Of as low as they can
be afforded in this place.
J. I. MILLER, M. D.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

The subscribers beg leave to inform their
trends and the public generally, that they
have entered into copartnerslip under :he
firm of CONWAY s. WINN, for the pur
pose OF carrying on the Tailoring business.
They have taken the New Building next
door below China's Hotel They intend
keeping general assortment of Cloths, Cas-
simeres, Vestings and Trimmings and hope
oy strict attention to business to merit con-
inuanco Of the patronage heretofore SO liber-
ally extended to them.
A. CONWAY,
d. ]. WINN.
January 184s. l2 If
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NOTICE..
Executors Notice,

All persons having any demands against
the Est Of Robt, English, deceased, Of Sum-
ter Distrct,are requested TO hand them in
properly attested to the executors; all per-
sons indebted to said estate, will he expected
to settle on lst Jan. 1s49, as the affairs of
said Estate will be closed at that time.
SAML. COOPER,
R. M. ENGLISH, I.recutors.
Oct. IL, 1649. 81 If
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! 7LAND FOR SALE.

,f,he subscriber offers for sale, the Tract of
Land on which he now lives, containing Four.
Hundred and Fifty -Four Acres; ono hundred
and thirty-five acres cleared and under good
fence; fifty acres of the same, cleared last
winter; the balance, good timbered land, with
q comfortable Framed Dwelling House (sin-
gle story,) with Plaza and Shed Rooms, and
necessary and convenient out-buildings-
the place healthy good water, and good
range for stock. .s 5.s
The above land is situated on the Charles
Ton road, nine miles below Sumteryille, in the
heighborhood of Bethel Baptish Church, and
Ebnezer Methodist Church and Privateer P.
O. Persons wishing to purchase had better
come and sec for themselves, as good bar
gain may be had.
~ s1.s Il. L. JONES.
Sept 6, 1s4s. 45 em
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800 RPcakageS of New Goods.
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SCHOOL AND BOARDING,

Tho Subscriber designs to continue his
school the ensuing yenr, at the same place,
and the Terms oftuition and board shall be-,
the same, aa they are this year. q.
lie also designs to endeayour to bring to
his aid Lady, accomplished in the usual or
namentals OF the day, the terms of whose
services in triton shall not exceed what is,
customary. VA; y
:. w. G. BARRETT. n
Sumterville, Nov. 18th, 1913 a s. On
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BY order Of the Cont 3sssysss
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The State Of South Carolina.
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S. r. sc orr, q. 4 u rs.
Office Of the Common Pleas, s;ss; sss
8 illiaInsburg Dist Sept. 1e. 1919. 3m 5
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Supreme Court.

The following cases were on Monday decided by
the Supreme Court:
Manor and Iu1abitants of the City of Lafayette
VS.. Isaac 7, Preston, Executor Of Ldyton.-In this
case the decision of the lower Court affirmed
with costs
Tn the matter of the Merchants Bank of New Or
leans. PRAYING for meeting of its creditors, the
Judgment appealed from, was affirmed with costs
George Grisham VS.. Ell acknowledgement
affirmed with costs
A. O. Bordelais VS.. P. A. Champomier, Aauors,
apph.-in this case plaintiff in the year 1923, had
obtained Judgment by default, on note payable
in that year, in the town of Clernont Fernando, in
France, where both parties resided. The plaintiff
asserts that the judgment and execution still IN
satisfied and in full force. But according to Art
l56 of the Code de procedure civile'' that judg-
ments by default must be executed within six
months after they are obtained. The petition of
plaintiff is therefore dismissed as in cases of nonsui
Lacorte VS.. Harper-ln this suit judgment was
reversed, and a new trial ordered
Succession Of L. b. Macarty, on opposition of
Mrs. Sdldurie.-The Judgment in this case was so
amended as to open the decree of homologation rem
dered on the Doth of March, 1S47 so far as
Germs $7O2 30 charged for commissions in the sum
of $2S 600, and it is further decreed that the de-
cree of the 18th December, 1847, amended, be
affirmed
GB W. Huntington vs. Lore and Patterson
Judgment affirmed, with costs.
James Z. b. Featherstondugh VS.. Thomas A.
Co,onto, ut nj Iudu,ant aa;r,nad with oosto
Conre,, e. r. We q Nike 4 Co ndoment
affirmed. with costs.
James NJ. Riley VS.. Whitman Wilcor.-Judgment
in favor of plaintiff reversed.
Greiner VS.. Pendergrast.-This was an action for
damages alleged to have been sustained by plain
tiff in consequence of the sale of plaintiff proper
ty, under il. a., which, it is asserted, was wrong
fully issued. The Supreme Court is of opinion that
the amount of damages assessed by the Court below,
was too great, and that $500 would be ample De-
clslon was therefore reversed. and Judgment gwen
for plaintiff In the sum OF $3.50 and costs OF Court
below; costs of appeal to be paid by plaintiff.
A. He6rard vs. T. Curttus and Jno. 1horn-Judgg-
ment affirmed, with costs
Celest,n Ch'dpetta vs. H. A. Lete6Ure-Judgment
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Fsc.pE.-Quite an excitement was created, yes
low in the First District Court by the escape of
'' notorious thief named Bill Burke, alias Gale.
pnLe was about to be tried with three others, for
arobbery committed on board the steamboat En-
a,s He was quietly seated in the dock, and
catching his opportunity when he was not noticed
a.1iculary, sprang out through one of the front
1n,rances. and made some very long strides towards
,hs river. He had not been arrested at O'Clock
Ioi erpnlnp.
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Eleven Lots of Ground in Lafayette.
BY PERSON Il BONNEVAL,

HURsDAY April 3D. At IL oeockoW Tlf' be S sod' at
ELEVEN LOTS OF GROUND in the City of Lafay.
ee bounded by St Andrew ST David and First streets and
the dividing line of Lafayette, and designated by the ~
numbers l. 2 8, 4, 8, TO- H. T. 13 and A. Lot No s7&
l. forming the corner of St David and First streets -
and depth First street. Nos 2, and A. adjoining No l.
measure each 80 feet front St Dayid street by 100 feet
deep No 90 feet front First by 1872 feet
inches deep. No 81 feet inches front ST.
Andrew by 120 feet deep and front First Nos
TO- u and b. adjoining No g. 80 feet front
St Andrew street. by 20 feet deep No a. adjoining the
above measures 81 feet lines St Andrew street. by l20
feet deep The whole according to Plan which will be
exhibited at the sale.
TERMS onethid cash. balance at and II months credit
for notes bearing mortgage until paid.
Acts of sale before L. R. Kenny, Esq., Notary Public at
the expense of the purchasers, APT
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FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-The case of Andrew
Graft, accused of receiving stolen goods, came on
Yesterday, before Judge McHenry. The accused
was convicted . Mathew Jones, +. M c., on a
similar charge, was tried and acquitted. :. VIM.
Ps,eon, who was indicted on two charges of lar
renv, escaped the clutches of the law, through mol.
uros. Jane Sullivan, who was accused of having
attempted to pick a gentleman's pocket, managed
10 ret of BY means of the same legal operation.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-12

BREACH OF TRUsT.-Henry Penny, yesterday,
made affidavit before Recorder Ramos, that he is
the owner of the brig Mount Vernon, and that he
has employed a man named J. d. Jones as agent
and master of said brig That Jones has made
.evera voyages, receiving freight, etc, amounting
n about $500, and that he has now secreted the
or.book, bills of lading, and refuses to render any
account of his receipts. The matter has not yet
been investigated.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-12

FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-Antonio Damgo and
John Paza, alias Butzow, each charged with stab
bng with intent tokill, were yesterday arraigned,
and pleaded not guilty. Miguel Otero was tried on
charge of stabbing with intent to kill and found
guilty of assault and battery. Caroline Stumby
was tried on charge of receiving stolen property
and acquitted
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-12

rp,rp-George W. Gibbons was yesterday
.,,sted bv officer Richards, one of the Second
MnncinaIitv Police, charged with fraudnlently
l,.innp the release of slave belonging to Thos
o,s nL,eIl. of Brazoria, Texas. Said slave was
....ted by c. Cammeyer as runaway, Oh the
.n,isss Of Gibbons, who obtained her release,
r "a sbe is now among the missing.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-12

rur Nothing has as yet been ascer-
ID Of Menge, the daring scoundrel who perpe-
A n,sd the forgeries upon James Robb & Co., last
ss.nrday The total amount received by him on
80 f,,oed checks was 1884 81, the proceeds of
u" van forperies Menge has, doubtless, fled before
=. time, and it is supposed that some accomplice
p.d emf the telegraph wires in order TO prevent
'aI;gence of his fight reaching Mobile in time to
,,,ercept him. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-12

The CASE OF THE SLAVE CHRIsToPHE.-Re-
cOrder Suzeneau yesterday proceeded to the resi-
dence of Mr. Cuculu the master of the slave Chris
Ophe alas Kit, for the purpose of taking his depo-
sion concerning the attempt of the slave upon his
life. The testimony Of Mr.. Cucullu confirmed
and corroborated the statements heretofore made
through the papers. The Recorder, without taking
any more evidence, sent the whole affair before the
First District Court.
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N. ORLEANS AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE

ID l.. ALLEN, rs Camp street az
H.; Exclusively for 1.-THE the sale of Plant S
This establishment embraces large ESEZ4ss5
assortment of the best and latest improved implements as
be found in the United States containing more than
fifty patterns of the celebrated EAGLE swad cultivang
double mold board, fukes SUB SOIL self sharIenng ana
and three fuuow do expanding GUILTY. AIOkSI OF All
sizes; Hanows. Rollers, Seed Sewers and CoIn flane,s,
Shelters and Straw Cutters of patterns each Horse r3w
Saw Mills Cotton Gins. Thrashing Machines ana an
Cradles, Shovels. Spades, Axes etc ,r,rp,1 I'll.
including Ganen Engines Pumps, Flower synnges, Rakes
Hoes, etc. ,np>, ryrnc
FERTILIZERS Plaster of Paris, Lime, Guano.
The MISSISSIPPI RIFLE, used at Monterey and bu-
ena Vista will eauy haounce ball $50 yards with effect
a,1 0n,J9 yps,p
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MNSEANM sAAEss
Saw Mill at Auction-Without Reserve.



By PERSON d BONNEVAL, Auctioneers
Office No 81 GraUier street.
CATUDAY, the 18th inst at IL oclock-Will be sold at
- Auction. at Banks Arcade
The wel-known established SAW Mi ID in NotIe Dame
street No e. together with all the machinery Tools lease
etc The machinery comprises planning mill, with up and
down saws boeT engines bands full set
will be sold in block-the lease will be sold separately
which expires the 1st October 1850, payable monthly
Terms-Cash. az
~ The above beseen at time previous to the sale
Valuable Lafayette Building Lots sold without re-
serve, on account of departure.
BY PIERSON & BONNEVAL.
EIIURSDAY, April 13, at u o'clock-Wil be sold at
L. Banks's Arcade - - ~
THREE Very Valuable LOTS OF GROUND, being
Nos and in square bounded by Jersey Lag n st An,
Jersey street % feet inches the by l5O feet s
IN depth These lots beautifully located for pnvatesa
: Dwellings. A-
FERNS fourth cash; balance at L. and years credit
io notes bearing mortgage with cent interest from date
without endorsers.
Act of sale before G. R Srnger Esg Notary Public, at
the expense of the purchasers ap8
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o. The negro girl Sarah, who was tried at the
last session of the Rutherford county, Tennessee,
Circuit Court, for killing her mistress, Mrs. Smith,
has been found guilty, and is to be hanged on the
22d instant
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-12

BURGLARY-An individual calling himself John
Dunlap, was yesterday brought before Recorder
Baldwin on charge of having attempted burgla-
nolsly to enter the premises of Mr.. Munoz, on the
corner of Circus and Perdido streets Mr. Munoz
discovered gnlap very comfortably ensconced in
the store, EIt two O'Clock yesterday Oorning
The accused was committed to prison to appear be-
fore the First District Court, in default of giving
bail to the amount of $1,000
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PRoSPECTUs---oUR COUNTRY.
A TRI-WEEkLY PAPER, in English and Spanish,

A TRIWEEkLY PAPER, in English and Spanish, de-
n voted to politics, literature and general intelligence ,
Messrs AIeman Il Gomez, editors of LA PATRlA,
having associated with them Dr. Maewson formerly ed
tor of the Vera Cruz Genius of Liberty will enlarge their
TO the OF the medium daily OF this city and
publish it weekly for the present English aad Spanish
sufficient number OF Subscribers be obtained
to Justify them in making the change.
This has already extensive circulation in Mexico
Central America and the West India Islands and as our
social political and commercial intercourse with those places
is becoming daily of and more Importance the advan
ages that may from the contemplated change need
comment for they fail TO be at recognized
and appreciated. Ear,
specimen number will be issued Sunday, the 10Th INST
which may be had gratis from the publishers. at NO 81 TX
change Alley. the bookstores of Messrs steel No
IA Camp street r. p White. No 50 Cana street and j. O.
Morgan No II Exchange Place, where lists are now open
and subscriptions respectfully solicited.
NJ, I,.ians- III 1893 a1l-tf
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ARREsTED-Duncan Kurdish, f. m. c., was yes
epday arrested by the Second Municipality Police,
charged with having entered the State in contra
yen0n of law.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-12

my HospITAL.--There were admitted into
II. Institution, during the week ending Saturday,
ur ;ns, li6 patients Discharged during the same
o'D W. 12a Died, ii. The number of patients re-
linn il 402
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-12

DISCHARGED. i Henry Braham, who was not
long since arrested on charge of receiving stolen
goods, was yesterday examined by Recorder Bald
win. Noproof appearing to support the accusation,
he was discharged
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-12
RACES BINGAMAN COURSE.
CT I -

SECOND SPRING MEETING.
TN compliance with the patrons
of The Turf who are the city ana dsiIous IN ac
codance with our previously expressed deernihaoh 10 I'M
proye the condition the turf in the SOUTH We
second Spring Meeting to commence oh "EDI'T"7DA1'
10Th inst and continue five days N, =.
The purses which VIII Re m p neetinp nf nu
equaied interest ,,,p y,rpNynrnp, p;.o
sl0 OLIVER o. saLENllN Itopfie'o's'
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MAGUIRE's DAGUERREoTYPE

NJ Would respectfully return thanks for the liberal pats
ge bestowed on him since he first had the honor OF
utrodncine the DAGUERREOTYPE into New Orleans,
five ago during which time ne v has TAKEN more poi
We're exhibited at the Fair in competition with Others taken
bv the best operator from New York and he awarded
No specimens exhibited his establishment but those
taken by himself: nj -. - .
be what they always have beenthe best His long expe
ence and constant practice the best inducements per-
sons desirous of instruction in the beautiful art.
Genuine Voigtlander Cameras 70 per cent cheaper than
any in this city, all other articles the same Plates at 50
neI dozen; ScorriI No for SO g. guaranteed the best
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