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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Samuel Lowry and others, ! R;U fr po,,;,,o,
o1 0Si G,;,,x A,,.;,, 1of John Lol0ry'S
and others.
ET appearing to my satisfaction, that john J..
4 Swca,man and Charity his wife, if alive,
and Thomas Reams, Celia Rrams, Demaris
Realms ana Daniel Sweatnan. some of the
Defendants in this case, are without the limits
of This State. on mnliun by Mr.. War'llaw.
Plaintiffs Solicitor. ordered that The defendants
above na'ned appear in this Honorable Court.
and plead. answer or demut TO the Bill in this
case, within three months from the publication
of this order, OF that said Bill be taken pro con-
fcSs0 agHins, them.
S. s. TOMPKINS, C. E. z. n.
Commissioners Office, August 20, lS49.
AueuSt22, 3m 81
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Al Carl.

n BEG leave ID return my lhapks IL the
II public for the liberal patronage heteiofors
bestowed on me, and solicit o continuahce
of The same for the new firm.
b. S. DUNBAR.
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Company Orders.

EDGEFlELD BEAT COMPANY.
ORDER No
I'm consequence of the Reg gimenial and Bat.
b 1nlIinn Caurs Martial. being ordered or
the 2nd Saturday in August, ihe llh,) so
much of the Order. commanding yoIf 10 be and
appear on that day, is hereby C"un lermhnded,
and you are ordered to appear on the 2oIll inst,
for Drill and Instruction.
The Clerk of the Company, will! mike ont a
list ofall defauers. and be particular in return
ing them 10 the Court Martial.
BY urder Of Capt. ATKINSON.
b. C.. BRYAN. o. 8.
August d. 1S49 IT ~
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Real Estate for Sale.

a KEE POND PLACE. 1t is situated.
eight miles Tiom Hamburg, on the main Road
10 Edgcfpll G.. II. The Tract is Pine Land
Of superior qrality. and .con'ains about seven
hundred acres. Il sat d'i< Time in n fine state
of progressive Improvement and is susceptible
of the highest degree Of cultivation. The. ont
letand range lnr stock is excellent, and the
healttfnIncss Of The place is unsurpassed.
These advantages, and its nearne5' to market
makes il "A truly desirable place 10 an ap.
proved purchaser The terms will be accommo'
dating W. w. GElGER.
August IL ut 81
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A Louisiana planter and physician,
states in Letter that he thinks it pr"habl"
thai the Cholera has destroyed one tenth Of
The slaves Of that Stale.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22
A card. .

r BEG leave to return my thanks 10 the
Il public for the liberal patronage hereto
fore bestowed on me, and solicit a cohlihu.
ance of inc same ior the new firm. -
6. W. GARMANY.
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A C. A R I'D

THE Undersigned having purchased the in
,erest Of A. II. BURT, in the late firm of Burr
y DoBY, respectfully announces To- his friends
and The public generally. that he will still keep
open the PEANTER's HOTEL, and
hnpes by strict attention and care Oh his part, to
meet liberal share of public patronage. His
BAR will he kept up with the chuicest Wines
and Liquors of all kinds. and his STABLE will
be attended To by steady and honest Hos!Eer'
TERMS OF BOARDING.
Boarding per month by the year,
without nhsing, SlO OO
Boarding and Judging per month by
The year exclusive of lights. IL 50
Boarding and lodging per mouth by
The months. IL 81
Busrding and Iodsing per week, OD
per day, ! 40
/" rermeaI. 371
Boarding Horse per month by the year, 10 UD
" day, IS
Transient boarding, payahIe-Cash.
Regular boarding, payuble-Monthty.
JOHN L. DOBY.
July IA 1919, tt 26
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY.

pY JOHN HEEL, Esq, Ordinary Of
ID Edgefelh District.
Whereas r. 2. Brunson hath ap
piled TO me for Letters of Administration.
on all aud singular the goods and chaile's,
rights and credits Of Aarun Howard faIc
Of The District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, 10 cite and ahmon-
ish all and singular, the kindred aud credi-
tors of the said deceased. to be aud appear
before me, al our next Ordinary's Court
for the said District to be holden at Edge.
field Court House on the 9Th day of
August inst, 10 show cause, ifany why the
said administration should not he granted.
Given undermy hand aud seal, this 10Th
day Of August in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and forty nine
and in The seventy-iour,h year Of Ameri.
can Independence.
JOHN HILL, o. f. D.
August Is, q 80
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
u,s~ SUSAN ,,s' .: ss'.' .,,. PARTITION.
RJoTlCE is hereby given that by virtue
lS OF an order from the Court of Equity
in this case, shall proceed to sell at Edge
fell Court House on the first Monday in
October next, the following tracts Of. Land,
belonging to the estate Of James s. Pope,
deceased, viz:
Jst. The Mason Tract, (being part Of
that valuable tract Of land, known as the
Island Ford Land, containing Twelve Hun
dred and sixteen 30-lOu acres, more or less,
lying in Edge6eld and Abbevile Districtsi
on Saluda River, and adjoining lands OF DR..
Jno. Holland, Fl. H. Hill. and Tbeophilns
Hill, to which Is attached one half Of the
public Ferry at Island Ford over Sauda Ri
yer, also. the Island Tract, below the Ferry,
containing three acres, more or less.
End The William Hill Tract, containing
One Hundred and fifty 3s-l0U acres, more
or less, lying in Abbeville District, adjoining
the above Tract, lands Of Edmund Day,
Henry Beard, and others
3rd. The Thomas Hill Tract, containing
One Hundred and ninety 32-l0D acres,
more or less, lying in Abbeville District, nd
joining the last TWO Tracts, lands Of Edmund
Dav, Robt. Gillian, Gen. James Gillian, and
Saludu River.
4h. The Riddle TIact, containing one
hundred and forty-seven and one half acres,
lying in EdgefeId District, on Half Way
Swamp, and adjoining lands Of Mrs. Morris,
William Brad6eld, P. Burnett, Ser, and P.
Burnett, Ju'r.
9Th. The Big Creek Tract, continuing
Three Hundred and sixty s5lOo acres, lying
in EdgeAeld District, on Big Creek. and ad>
joining lands OF Samuel Webb, J. Richard
son, T.2Powc:s, Jacob Haltcwanger, and
Levi Adams.
9th The Clouds Crock Tract, containing
Three Hundred and oro and three fourths
acres, lying in Edgefed District, on Rowes
Branch, and adjoining lands Of J. G. Rn,her-
ford, J. Glbbens, Estate Of Martin Rowe,
dec d., and John Gibbons,
7lh. The Matthews Tract, containing one
hundred and eleven and 4-l0 acres, lying in
Edcefeld District, and adjoining lands OF
Jacob Haltlewanser, VIM. Walton, Simeon
Christie. and Levi Adams.
s,h. The Lime Kiln Tract, containing
fifty acres, lying in Laurens District, and ad-
joining lands Of Pleasant Saddler, Robert
Box, Harrison Daniel and Tilman Smith.
Said Lands will be sold ON credit Of one
and two years, with interest from end after
one year from the day Of sale; except as TO
so much as will pay the cost Of this suit, to
be paid in cash. Purchasers to g i've bond
with good sa:eties, 10 secure tho purchase
money.
S. 5. TOMPKINS, c. E E. D.
Commissioner Office, July l6, 1919.
Juiyls, lit rs
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BoEnaRaner,s Manure.

VBNI Z undersigned respectfully informs ahe
Il Planters. tim, he resides nj No. 4 Atlantic
street, Charleston, s. G aud ifany Planters
wishes 10 buy Method ("r individual right
or Dstric, or County right, or should any
Agricultural Society desire to purchase the
right. and wish to have the services of IN agent
on the place lorihe purpose of giving insruc.
ton they will please IN direct their letters (post
paid) to s,.,r,,,,,o
Proprietor of-lhe Patent for South CAROLINA
and G"u.gir
Aug. %, 1919. If 81
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q q w Rpa Wild

With regard 10 the efficacy Of JEW DA-
VID'S. or the HEBREW .pLASTERS, nutIl.
ing need be soid, as they curry with them their
own recommendation, and the price being so
remarkably low, is a sufficient inducenlcnl for
those afflicted 10 give them trial. The agemt
confident thatby The great and increasing de-
mand for these Plaslers, The popularity which
they have obtained solely by their own merits,
and the universal satisfaction which they have
given, that they are decidedly superior t" any
otLer in use. See advertisement in another
column.
The genuine arc for saI" by
JOUS u CHASE
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~ q { i q G

rs HEREBY GIVEN. that application will
d be made 10 the Legislature Of South Carroll
ma, a, its next Session, to Incorporate Gon
pany for the purpose OF making Plank Road
from EdgeGrJ to Hamburg.
Amgnst % 81 81
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NOtiCc.

NDtFCEo
A T the same time. and place, will sell
"A on the same terms, Gf not previously
disposed off, at private sale,) the tract Of
land whereon Mrs. Mourning Mauhews, resi-
ded at the time of her death, containing four
teen hundred acres, more or less, and az join
ing lands Of A. p. King. Col. Whit. Brooks,
G. w. Holloway, and others.
NJ. FRAZIER.
July l6, lit 26
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N office

MS HEREBY GIVEN. that application will
H be made nj the next setting OF the LegIsla.
tnrc Tor New Road leading out from The n ar.
I'm Town Road in This District, at or near Sam
uef Stevens, and insersecring tho Long Cane
Road, at or near Gibson Collins,
August / Il 2S
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OBITUARY..

A kind heart is the f"unlain Of pity.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22

A GALLANT JEw.-In the ranks of The
Hung army. fighting fur their lihery.
says The Jewish Chronicle, is "A Jewish
officer Of high. merit, NJ. Dsnnebers, whn
had served under the Americans in the
Mexican wars. but no souner did he hear
of The Struggle against oppression in his
native Country, (liunsary) than Ire pro-
ceeded from New York 10 Bremen, aud
thence 10 the scenenf war, where he is now
earning golden laurels.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-20
NEW FALL GOODS.

G. YALE, 9Rss-SS CO..
RI MAGAZINE STREET,
Are receiving per steamer Falcon and other aYss
heir Fall Stock Of -
SILK, FANCY, STRAW AND LACE GOODS,
Among which will be found a complete assortment of
Plain Plaid, Striped and Wateed BLACK SILKS; Fan
Qy, Figured Changesble and Br1che Silks latest style
COOIed Satins White and Black do Coleed and White
Gros d'Afriqus Corde and Glaze Silks Coorsd Flor
ences Black rape; White aad Coored do. Grape Lisle
Illusion. etc. ra
Black, Plain and Printed CashmeTes and Mousseine de
LANES Black Bombazne; A aaca Lustres GinghamI,
and variety Of new style Dreis Goods.
WHITE GOODS.
Swiss and Book MUSLINS;" Taretsns; Cambria
Jaconets; Bishop Lawn Linen Cambric Striped and
Plaid Cambdc Long Lawns Irish Linen Corded skirts
Fancy Nets, etc
LAoEs AND EEIBRomERIEs.
Thread Isees and Edgings Lisle and Muslin do do
Bobbin and Silk do. do. Jaoonet and Swiss Trimmings
Embroidered Capes. go1ars. Ouf ana AIantiGss lace
Wells; Lace FlOuncing; Embroidered L. c. Handksf-
ChieiE; Riyi5t and Hem stitch do Tape and Plain Boz
dersd dol Ladies' Fancy Silk Tsa and HaudkeTehiefs
Gentemens Black and Fancy SILK and Satin CTayats.
sHAwLS, sokRFs AND SILK MANTILLAs.
A complete assortment of Ladies' and Geutlsmsn'u
GLOVES. all kinds Silk, Cotton and Wooden HO-
SlERY Steel Beads; Purse Silk Sewing SIX Zephyr
Wontei Pins Needles Pearl Buttons Oil Silk; Whale
bones; Black and colored SILK PRINCES and TRIM.
MINGS Linen Tape and Bobbins; Stay Binding
Green and Bue Barge for Wells Hat and Ribbon WireI
''''''" 0''1' '''' STRAW GOODS. ~ -.
China and Rice Pearl, Rutland, CObourg, Berlin Aladdin,
Panila English Split Straw Tuscan Braid and Won
BONHETSi Bonnet Frames. Crowns and Tips New
style Bonnet Cap and Belt RIBBONS a full assortment
Of Plain, Sstna Taft Ribbons all coloB and numbers
ARTIFICIAL WERS-FTench Bunehes WTeathS,
etc., all of which viii be sold at the Lowest Cash Prices
c. YALE, Jr. & CO., q Magazine St .
bep8 2md&VV o6)e between Common and GFaVer its.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-20

LATEST FROM Rio DE hNEIRo.-The Baltimore
clipper bark W. II. d. c. Wright, Capt Joel W.
Mcdonald, arrived at RaltimoTe on the moning of
the / lth from Rio de Janero, Aug 10, having had
only SO days TO the Capes of Virginia. The Mer-
chants Exchange Reading Rooms furnish the Bal
timQre Patriot with the following: ..
Ali was quiet,at Rio when the Wight left. The
elections which took place throughoutyrhe emplrg
in August, passed off without the slightest dis
turbance.
The stock of flour in first hands was about 8 600
barrels, but as the bakers were we'll supplied, il
moved slowly at Sl7 to $lS for Richmond City
mills, and l5500 10 SIG Tor Baltimore. Holders
were anxious to realize, knowing the new 10 he
near at hand. NOCXport demand. Domestcs and
teas are abundant Coffee scarce-stock only 40
OgC bags 81 an arroba haA been refused for a lot
ol 29od hags superior the day previous 70 the sail
| ing Of the Wright
The crop Of coffee this season will be short from
five to- seven hundred thousand bags Exchange
on England steady at 26i. No freight Offering on
account Of high eeat of produce,
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TERMS OF TIE CREBCKMT.
pAILrFyt.fh Csnsc Week, payable tohe carierB
or, Eight Doars yearhaf yearly quarterly 81 ia
same rstes-n advances Single eopist, FivS
Theoce will receipt for all
The WEEKLY CRESCENT will beurnzbe subscriber
HtTHhEE DOLLARS per year clubs Of four morse III
Eeeied 70 the same Rosoee At Two DonrH and Fifty GentS
EACH PostmasterB and phers who
send ORDERS paid for copies will receive one copy addition
oT their compensation. Payable Gil IN aSes. Single
papers PACKAGES Wrappers be had atthe ONCE Of
lieatipn. No IS st. Charles
twelve lines, AgHteypa
tor me inst insertion, and So Gems for suhssqusn IN
ssriJn Those ogrsateT length 10 proportion Notices thu
second pageof ten lines IN Pearlyp 81 each insertion.
AdysrSsnentspu published weekly weekly 0rmgnthy
charged 81 for insertion. tA liberia
discount mads TO those who advertise BY the year.
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RroT IN PoRTLAND.-They have had another
I" popular demonstration" at Portland, Me-, orgi-
mating in a fight among the captains and crews OF
sundry fishing vessels stimulated by liquor Find
ing the police force Insufficient the alarm bells
were rung, the engine companies. turned out, and
the mobiles were finally driven on board their YES
sells moored at the wharf The police then cast of
the vessels and set them ahoat A considerable
number of persons weEe more or less injured, bu
n0ne dangerously,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-20

MORE TROUBLE REPORTED AT WASHINGTON
letter from Washington in the New York Herald
contains the following, which is highly important
if it be not clever joke:
I" There has been more troublesome work in the
State Department, as far as | can learn. The
Spanish Minister, NJ Calderon de la Barca has
had a smart correspondence with Mr. Clayton,
about Spanish lady, abducted from Cnba, by an
American vessel in September last, and brought to
Philadelphia.
" As far as can ascertain, the lady's name is
Sonora Zarba, zarga, or Zavailo,or something be-
ginning with a big z. She was living on the sea
shore, within short distance of Trinidad de Cuba,
andwas taken away in September last. After the
vessel-(it was brig with a short name, but /
cannot get exactly the brig sailed, she lay
to in the bay, sent boat ashore with half dozen
of armed men, and took lady with little child
from her residence, and put both aboard the vessel
thoutpassport, and contrary to the laws of Cuba
As soon the Senior found his wife off, he applied
to the authorities, and the Governor of the palace,
as well as the CaptainC General of the Island, issued
proCamations for the arrest of the American Cap
tain and the detention of the vessel But the brig
was too smart for the Spanish. authorities She
got off, sailed for Philadelphia and landed her fair
cargo there safely .-. ..-
e" These are the leading facts of the case. The
Captain-Generals of Havana communicated the
facts of NJ. Calderon de la Barca, at Washington
and terrible rumpus has been raised. Il is called
al Alsub 10 ttiS spanish IdVtSj COunlIVSu Dy the
American brig The Secretary'of State-and the
Spanish Minister have had it hot and heavy. The
latter says it is bad if not worse, than the Rey
case, which caused SO furious an excitement in
New Orleans The Secretary of State is at his
wits end. Neither beer nor burnt brandy can
keep him out of hot water. The Spanish Minister
insists that the American Government should senC
back the lady and make full apology, otherWis,
terrible things may ensue. The prevention of tn,
late expedition to Cuba by the President has no
removed the fears and jealOusies of the Government
in Cuba. They have no confidence in the Yam
KEGS. So they say Would it not be better to talk
Cuba and annex it at ORces
b" l will give you the whole of this fare-up in
few days, as soon as Mr.. Clayton gives me loo
at the official correspondence. think am hea
of Harvey ('' independently aud the North Amer
gan, this lime. You must publish few burniu
leade6s against the Spanish Goyernment--blow u
Queen Isabella and her Captain General-an
don't forget to puff Mr.. Clayton and the Cabine
| will then be ablesto getsal the facts for you
Try 10 get up war panic--and tell Mr. - AM
mr. jim Wall street, to operate in U. s. stock
as much as they please
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THE DAILY CRESCENT.

PUBLISHED EVERY DAY-sUNDAYs ExcEPTED-
By A. H. HAYES q 90.
Ofice--NO. ga st. Charles street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-20

COIN m ixDfANA.-The White River 'la.)
Standard states that gold in eonsiderao1e qu1l''il
ties has been recently found to exist III
Morgan county, Ia, not far IRON aLliii'' ''',
humble of hands now engaged III u'ss"s .', ~
been thus far successful in washing from "a I" p
worth of the dust per day.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-20
NEW ORLEANS:
SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1885,

GEN. TAYLOR IN BALTINoRE.-The foil owing
I is the address of Gen. Tigman, sndthe Presidents
reply, delivered at Baltimore on Wednesday, the
10th inst on the occasion Of rendering him an in
vitation to visit the grounds of the Agricultural
Fair:
Hr. Presidsnt-We have been depued by the Maryland
ofaJ ~ SGciey 70 TO you the qualification
As citizens Of the United States we feel jast pride in
exalted position of PTs.ident Of the whole GniOa
AS aIylaEdsLs we take paoulaI pleasure extending
formed within the limits Of our own State.
amid he ardaous duties Of ioRs and dtSs Sed n m,aS
caseer has maintained uuimlad his early predictions or
In the performances Of The further duties which have been
Sgn S0n 70 q o n9 T hs PC hsgPy TO accom-
have been oOllsoted thets for exhibition.
TO which address Gen. Taylor replied
y Gf n Is a sdos1 @ e % e. e.
;ibity your cordial welcome to the Maryland Agricultural
1t presents scenes and associations identical with the
State and Of our commo6 e6uny and SIM con
sOnant to my feelings than the recollection Of those military
you have 5sHn pleased tOTe'er
For the kind manner in which you a!ude to ties which
oonnac close to Maryland, receive my wsrmes &C.
Durng ny stay in Baltimore will afford me much plea.
examine the various objects Of interest which YOU
Far presents, combining as hey do, qualification and in
AP?sPi for ySgsf and extend to the MARYLAND Agga
wishes LOT LneH
and ASSURANCES of my greatest respect.
The PREsIDENT.-Yes Yesterday morning; between
the hours of 10 and u O'Clock, President Taylor
received the visits of our citizens at Barnum's
Hotel, where q large number waited on him, and
exchanged civities1 The President is in excellent
health, having entirely recovered from his recent
indispostion. The kind and cordial reception ex-
tended to him during his soiourn among Us, seems
to please him much more than the pomp and cere-
monial of his recent reception in some of the
Northern cities II is not his intention to,extend
his visit further to the North, and he will probably
return to Washington COMMONWEALTH Sun, 12th.
THE MECHANICS FGIR.-The President of the
United States Will visit the Mechanics Fair, at
Washington Hail, this afternoon and evening, and
we doubt not will find much there well worthy of
his attention, independent Of the bright eyes of our
Baltim8fs bellies, who wild, of 1onfse, crowd the
saloons to welcome and pay their respects to the
| Executive Of the Union. There has, within the
past week, been large increase of the articles on
exhibition, rendering the Fair by far the most at
tractive Of any YET held in the city, The machfn.
! cry room, especially, abounds in works of mechan
| zeal genius that could scarcely be excelled in use
| fulness or ingenuity.-Ibid
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-20

RICHMOND KIDNAPPING CAsE.-W. C. Park
hurst was committed at Richmond on the l0thinst's
for examination before the Hastings Court, to Do
held on Friday, the 9th of November on the eharge
of kidnapping three colored children, and senlng
them as slaves 10 Mr.. Levy, of Richmond
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-20
CLOTHING!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

3 Camp st. M BARNETT 10 Camp st.
Il and magnificent assortment of FINE Ready Made
CLOTHING, all Of which being his msnufagtuTe en-
abe him TO sell cheap asany other ssBb shment Of the
KIND in the United States. City Wholesale Dealers and
Country Merchants respectfully invited 70 call and
anime for themEelyes. Every garm finished in supC-
nor style, and will be sold at the LOWEST NEW YORK
hand
Superior Black Cloth Dress and Frock Goats;
Black RtOwn and Olive Sacs and PastOts;
Gold Mixed and Fancy Tweed Sacs and PaletotB;
Brown, Dahlia and Olive Dress and Frock Goats;
superior Light Brown OyeTeoats:
Black and Blue Cloth (full eFce) Cloaks:
Extra Fine Black DOeskin Pants;
Brown, Olive and Blue Cashmere Pants;
Fancy PLAID ard Striped Cashmere Pants;
BupeTine Check Tweed Pants;
Black Mixed and Fancy Satnet Pants:
Black ami Fancy Satu. Cashmere and Cloth Wegtsf
Black and Fancy Embroidered Cassimel Vests;
Super White Satin Ball Vests;
White Mar eiles and Fancy Ves's etc. etc.
O5 I'm NJ BARNETT l3 CampSt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-20
THOMAS BRADY,

II OHAKINkS bTREETs
no On the first day of November ne tive shall remove to he
Store Nc y Charres street, directly opp oe5