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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-12-26

NAVY presents full and satisfactory account Of
the condition and operations Of the naval service
during the past year. Our c!iizeEs engaged in
the legitimate pursuits OF commerce have ENJOY
ed its benefits. Wherever our national vessels
have gone they have hcen received with respect.
our officers have ueen treated with kindcess and
courtesy, and tney h ave. Oh all occasions pursued
a course OF s;ric, neutrality. m accordance with
the policy of our GovqrnE.ent-
The Naya! force at present, in commission is
as large as is admissible with the number of men
authorized by Congress 10 be employed. l invite
your attention TO the recommendation Of the Sec
rotary Of the Navy the subject of a reorganiza-
ton Of the Navy in its various grades Of officers
and the establishing Of a retired list for such Of
fcers are disqualified for active and effective
service. Should Congress adopt some such
measure as is recommended. it will greatly in.
crease the efficiency Of the Navy and reduce its
expenditures
| also ask your attention 10 the views expressed
bv him in reference to the employment of war
steamers, and in regard 10 the contracts for the
transportation of the United States Mails, and the
ope ration of the system upon the prosperity OF
the navy.
BY an act Of Congress passed August 14th.
f848, provision was made for extending Post Of
fees and mail accommodations TO California and
Oregon. Exertions have been made TO execute
the law but the limited provisions Of the act. the
inadeauacy of the means it authorizes, the i'll a
agitation Of our laws the situation oi
that country, and the measure of compensation
for services allowed by those laws. compared with
the prices of labor aud rents in California, rem
der those exer,ions in a great degree. Intellectual
More particular and efficient provision by law j.
required on this subject.
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TO De reason, on examining the whole evidence.
to entertain serious dou!,, of the praciicablly OF
constructing such canal. that doubt could be
speedily solved, by actual exploration OF the
route. ,-s.-
Should such work be constructed. the construc-
ton under the common protection OF all nations.
for equal benefits 10 all. il wohld be neither just
nor expedent that any great maritime State should
command the communication. The territory tho
the canal may be opened, ought to be freed from
the claims of any foreign power. No such power
should occupy position that would enable II
hereafter to exercise so controlling influence
the commerce of the World or to obstruct a
highway which ought 10 be dedicated to the
common uses of mankind.
The routes across the Isthmus at Tehuaniepec
aud Panama. are also worthy of our serious
consideration. They did not fail to engage the
attention of nv predecessor. The negociaior of
the treaty of Gnadelupe, Hidaiaso, was instructed
TO offer yer, large of money for the right OF
transit across - !...a.mus Tebuan.epec. The
Mexican Government did not accede 10 the pur-
chase OF the right of wav probably because il had
already contacted with private individuals for the
construction of a passage from the Guasscanico
river TO TehuaniePec. ! shall not renew any
proposition 10 purchase, for money, right WHICH
ought to he equally secured to all nations Oh nav
meni of a reasonable toll to the owners OF the
improvement, who would doubtless be we'll conten-
ted with tina, compensation. and the guarantees OF
the Maritime States OF the world, in separate
treaties negotiated with Mexico, binding he, and
them 10 protect those who should construct the
work. Sach guarantees would do more TO secure
the completion of the communi caton through the
territory Of Mexico. than any other reasonable
sideraIion that could be offered and Mexico her
self will be the greatest gamer. by the opening OF
this communication between the Gulf and the
Pacific Ocean, il is presumed that she would not
hesitate to yield her aid in the manner prescribed,
10 accomplish an improvement so important to her
own les Interests. .l+
We have reason TO hope that the proposed Rail
road across the Is:hmus at Panama, viii be sue
cessfully constructed, under the protection Of the
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LAWS or THE UNITED STATES

Vol. 5, 10 I54o-S3 %
Containing the Public and General Statutes passed
by the Congress Of the United states u America
from l531 ~ ls47 inclusive, whether Expired Re
pealcd Or in Force, arranged in chronological or.
der, with Marginal References, being conunua.
ton Of the lave published under the inspection Of
Joseph Story, one Of the Justices Of the Supreme
Court Of the United States edited by Hon. George
sharswood president Judge Of the District Court
for tho county Of Philadelphia.
TtcProicssion arc particularly invited 70 eIa-
mine this work. Tor accuracy, convenience Of ar
70 present stronger claims than any other edition
before the public. The set complete in vols. Sl2
July 24-d&tvtf
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REFERENCES.

He has the pleasure of referring claimants and
others 20 the following gentlemen:
Maj. Gen. Winfield Scott, u. s. Army.
Brig. General Nathan Towson, Paymaster Gene
raj u. s. A.
George Gibson, Commisssry Gene
raj U. 8. A.
Hon. A. x. Paris, Second Comptroller of the Urea
Walter Forward, late Secretary Of the Tres-
sury.
Simon Cameron, United States Senate.
Patrick q. Goode, Sidney, Ohio.
Alexander Harper, GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
Willis Green, Green, Kentucky.
Garrett Davis, Paris,
Bsilie Pcyton, New Orleans.
John W. Davis, Speaker Of the House of Rsps.
James G. Hampton, New Jersey.
X. w. Thompson, Terre Hsute, Indiana
VI. Huntington, Indiana.
Edmund pcberry, Iswrenceville. " &
ID. \. Kaufman, Texss.
NJ y. Gentry. Tennessee.
:. Andrsr stewart Pcnnylv.ni.
Richard Brodbcad,
Truman Smith, Litch6eId, Connecticut
~. vinson, Ohio.
u. g. Thibodesux, Louisiana.
Calvin blythe, Philsd~lphis.
VIM. N. Reed,
e. n. Smith, Indiana.
yo-ho. A. spencer, Utica, New York.
" Robert Smith. Alton, Illinois.
:" William sawyer, Ohio.
Mc-sr.. Cabs 4 sc.sssi. Washington city
II
WIN. T sprai.. we-s Point.
Lames knos, New York.
James q. Hammer. Baltimore
sie.-rs. A. q. s.nesssn a Co. asltinor.
u. Iechs a s.sn. Nsltinore
Dr W. 4. Aties, philadelphia.
Res ceosgs Dufheld. D,trost
n,shop Ncss-krry
Ne. }. y Durtan, n. n, Philadelphia
s.-ay Va, whsslins. Virgins.
n. Phillips A ~sn.
Rrs. y ~ cwnp-ton. Lypchburg, We.
Res. Rch~rd Crsistcsd. Nashville. Penn.
y Dsfrrss, W., inds.nspuiis
June Is--du
ARa 1s<s-ss-s -ssOusEW EEP1sG MADE
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81 tesssery and Dusc-sse kcosssny, Frice ~ ctA.
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cyoiertlsnsry and Pastry. - c.nts
Ma L~.lis's cemfssse coosery. In ,ss vssiou.
bfench~~
Ms n-.chss's Dane-s,c Economy, l-s tho u.s
Viii MACY osh~r sorks a tho same kind, br
TAYLOR a MAURy,
s.p,. N soks,ller-, ns-f 9Th stree,
HAS snrLLsAsr~A splendid Can Hok Coz
u isse. edited By Arthur.
rpppsr's Pr"eefhs-l rhilasophys illustrated si,h
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TAYLOR q MAuRYS
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tiss.d t@sr csa ~ poo fa a. tsss'li " 80 ~ y .
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tAaB. "a a tetueFn assd $40
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tfaFif.ssa NasGnfF NaFsntlsk Nspsasat ati,
tss ena Ststs 1asrnai, sBaia 80 inaefs the stsee
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ssesssee.
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fEesyNss
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lsaaf lahaap Nm A. LsVcrtch
Iossph Aaikes Kas ard spAfEv~
Nanipa White itnsy h~kner
PnrsA toNsss, ~, fre@sssnl nssFB "a fssssrns
Dssxev1s1
ie.sgs y s.."'"" Nv ~ Macs
wm. Gesafigh i1@eph iAiianas
John 4. ssfiaraas NJ ~ E.shne
n rFt-Mnsn Py~~saa W fasraH
Csrneiits Fsilo~~s wsiisans "a Mhsts
John strcoa. san VIVA q Tonpkins
JoiYn Calhoun Iohn " Lcrtr
Joshua Baldwin
5SThis Company prepared ~ satsrtain appt
all sNInd and healthy white persons wna Negroes.
tbs Tahlr ai Rates estabaishcd BY the hs.rd,
which are sss tisan the rates charged ~ ths New
York and Iondnn offres. aud sithani thes rsstric-
tians a. % r.s'senoe IN TINS south Ny .ls cesrter
diyidsnds ~ pssht. dtrlarrS annusily, and iss
profits draw Interest aud ~ made svaiishis II
once tls erient 81 t~p thifti- - their afnt1tnt
~her, the party has paid hia pfemlnsns "a fail.
Joss hAeAs, presidsni u ths Company
PsEsTox w FkssAs, Vice President
A. !. wspBsappRs, NJ ID Medical H,asd oi
THoNks HUST, M ~ Consultation.
HAkMAS DoANs. SECRETARY
VI. q HEssTr, Agent.
California Permits are assured 10 IAfe Insursnes
members AT New York aud London rates. Pros.
pectus table Of rates and al information "a lfs
Insurance and all papers necessary Go effect inso
rance, can be had az the Office ~ the Company, %,
by letter TO the Agent al New Orleans.
In order 10 accommodate all cies~c~, Young ulen
and mechanics having families dependent upon
them, the Company will allow all persons insorins
for Ivf, where the premium amounts 60 over , ~
per annum. 20 paw one half in cash, and one hall
in satisfactory endorsed note ~ IL months. bearine
interest at per cent. per HnnuIn.
\. B.--Tho business Of this Company y confined
to LuE Insurance. osLy. BY a resolution al ths
Board, no Fire. River, or Marine Risks arc taken.
Aur lh-hln
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THE REPU BLIC.

cute . contract accafdiuf s1ls axfatntsut. ana
gise ~~tisfAcaasy .srarify ~ a. fssfsl.nna ~4iiD
Ten days amer t.s Artsgtsnos a this siss 500
81 failure snlsf 1lto s,st cotfsl ana efF So a
security, Coz ~rl siu pay g. a. tntaa .leses
the dinsrcDos i-tEosH ~ silfn ~ 49, 10
us,) and ths ~hisA ~ nilsd ststss l1af ~
obliged 81 pay t,a ms srtis is~
Each sud every Nd natsi sl~s h aertslsfalsiet
with g1iaranty In ths f.iss tnW hsua. y b. siuned
by one NOV VeEpe1sith I,efss.iNs, tasss s,aM
cheney must b. cefGihcd by sitl y knnss
20 the Department sitl,sF gst~-saiiy - ~ ~ IN
cial position.
81 (or WEI hcraby xsafaaty tilat NJ
above bidder, VIZ tJnply ~tth ~ terHs - a. -
yertisenent Coz proposals - inds&a gs-s,s sissi
10Th sept.uab~r lsis. IL fiir CsasfsAft siasia e.
awarded Ia him, and sntsr ints lonh 81 A. sAf,.n
ton Of the same Within ti's tins pfs-sFstsa
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oRLANDo nRowk.


toiDiuissfsiiNf ~ lnftieH AustfF
Oct. I-sta~tl De-.
Co Nottee.-Tbs tinar i0f upsrinR thr bssis y
extended 10 the fra. day II DrfFu,brt nFNL a. w.
O'clock ~ M, and the time 81 aevsfy ~ thr epis
to the LIST Of June, 1850. Tbs rrNhieihsn t,ftiiHg
extracts To be taken from the sntfasts a hsnsef
years has been rescihdcd a "
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Pension and Bounty Land Agency,
WASHINGTON CITY,
Office removed to 18th street, opposite the Treasury
Department

4 tEORGE M. PHILLIPS, Notary Public, Com
~ missioner of Deeds, and formerly OF the Trea-
sury Department, attends TO the prosecution and
collection of Claims before Congress- and the several
Executive Departments of the Government His
attention is more particularly directed to the pre-
sentation and prosecution Of CLAIMS FOR PEN
SI0NS, whether
Revolutionary Invalid, Navy, Half pay or Widow q;
Presumption and other Land Claims;
Revolutionary Services-for Communication, Half
pay, or Bounty Lands;
Bounty Lands and Pensions for services in the late
War with Mexico;
Contracts with the different Departments for Sup
plies, &c;
Settlement Of the accounts Of disbursing and other
officers OF the Government;
Collection of unclaimed dividends on the funded
debt Of the United States.
Being in possession Of a large number of Rolls Of
the Army OF the Revolution he is enabled to produce
the "roS Of service" Of large proportion of those
engaged in that struggle, and for which they or
their widows are entitled to pensions from the
United States.
As Notary Public the undersigned is prepared 10
furnish legalized copies of Documents or Records.
Charges will be moderate, varying according to
the nature Of the business transacted. Letters TO
receive attention. should be postage paid, and may
be- addressed GEORGE M. PHILLIPS,
Bor No. 80, Paahingfon city.
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The Alleged Abduction.

CltizeHS 81 Louisiana =:
Our laws have been suddenly outraged The laws
which American feemen have dreamed of violating
and which they stand ready defend with their ebood
have been insungy violated by the minions Of foreign
despot who has dared to send bis mecenaes here and
nom this free soil unhappy fellow being, who there took
refuge under Stan and Stipes from that mercess
tyrant the Captain General Of the Island of Cuba.
That devoted Island where oppression with iron hand
holds in bondage unhappy people who sigh to be free
at this moment cursed with despOt intent upon nfotng
the last stroke Of refined cruelty upon few brave but un-
fortunate spirits, who have ventured attempt berae
their country from abieo vassaageAmong whom Mr.
Rey the victim who escaped from Havana AID sought pro.
lection Shores where he believed himself safe from
the shafts of tyranny Poor deluded man was dragged
from within the pale Of the Jurisdiction Of our oity-ihe
city that hurled back Pakeuham and his hO-chained
manacled and conducted board Of schooner
BY CAPTAIN Mcconnell, and carried triumph to Havana.
Amer which hghhanded measure. the Spanish Consul IN
comm uneauon TO our worthy republican Recorder Genois
boldly ASSETS that although said Rey seized and trans
ported IN defiance Of our laws YET he would make the act
Count Of Aeoy and then demands that the public press
Of this free city shall be publicly censuTed and Condemned
by the authorities for having dared to raise lis voice in
OF que outraged national dignity.
Shades Of Washington. Jefferson jackson, and Patrick
Henry Has to this-hat the seville minons of a
foreign depqt dare enter the sacred confines Of liberty and
Iaposlng in ianoed security Would they have daed to
commit similar outrage upon British soil No. John Rni
hey lear and Know toll well that an ndgny would be
followed Up by the appearance OF her bull dogs wan knock
But We los pohrss Amercsnos as they oSIi us tbav
Tear rs nol-hey hold Us y eontempt and many are he
American citizens within their domain Had we sneb fon
us abroad for s protection Of Interest," as those Ia f
service OF England, and cursed in ouf foeyo
relations by numerous unsuitable eppo ailments we might
then hope soon % attain level among the narieos
OF The earth nation cannot be seupuous in eSs5
TO enforcing and maintaining The nationaldignity
Hhe national dignity Of he United States has been shame
July ouftged and the laws aganOny violated II me M
stance o. her Catholic Malesys mYImdOls But il thew
have not known US before they must lean to know uspo
Her Catholic Majesty must be told that Jonathan ander
mp and By the Eternal they must come 10 hs rect
0ning They must for this outrage and nav ~ IL
too. Why nearly similar (the Mcleod Affair came
4 we ainehed with her shall not grupple i'll the
DOB for hs temeny The vessel that bore the victim of
g fnd t6eP 5onaihqpf gloW must be heard The palace
o. lhs ulsa Uanft HERalT4aE,
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=. IQIner o. canal ana Royal streets,
HAVE. STILL IN STORE few otI Of desirable aTtl.
H cles for Sumner, which they viii offer lower
than their former prices In order % make room for their
STOCK Trey consist IN par g. follows;
care Plain black JACONET;
case Fancy style DO l25So.;
oaEa New Style PRINTS, small patterns;
nass Furniture co.
ORGANIZE MIS- ms very rich patterns s7ko.
~ BATtSTE D'ECOSgE.
u pieces Rich SILK AND WOODEN CURTAIN
DAMASkS- This article. being on cOnagnment will be-
sold o cl0e AZ less Than the frst prize IN Fiancs
q We have just received per steamship Fa'con and
ship Tennesses, ~ PRINTS, Of them small pat
terms for Children with handsome assortment Of Cur
tain and Proehe MUsLlRs foE NJ HquMo Bans Table
CoveEg OF al pa ems; Table Cloths Napkins Plain
White .SWISS MUSLtNS; Plaid and Striped Mnslns :
2, and 81 DAMASK LINENS ior Table Cloths H. Il
and l3-4 Linen SHEEIIhGS-a very superior article
guaranteed all linen. p. 4 Il. REILLY,
jyl9 lm'dp corner Of Canal and Royal sts
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THE AMERICAN FLAG IN RoME.-A letter from
Rome dated June 3, gives the following information
showing the respect in which the American flag
is held by European powers:
With the exception Of Major Cass Charge Afaires
there not single diplomatic officer Rome, the whole Of
that body still remaining at Gaeta. informed that
8ulslan English, German and other foreigners have inn
piofed Major Cass take them under his protection
know that ladies and gentlemen Of the highest especta.
bity have Tes0ed 70 his hotel ia great numDe hope of
security Among them some Of cOmpatrOts. Not
few Roman famies understand, of distinction and
bility, have likewise joined in this request. During
OF this morning. the and stripes rather very
bad i'm atiOn Of them, waving from the palaces Pin
saaa falconer and one o. two othen This certainly
strange spectacle, That power far away, and OF bnt
Yesterday birth comparatively shoqd be invoked for pro-
lection IN cd Rome the city of the CHsars, memorable
mark Of the mutations Of TINS and, what is less
mekable presen ing Oreibe commentary the weakness
Of The present Government the fact that application has
been made to charge for permission suspend the Amer
lean flag Tem two pTncey houses, order their
female inmates from violence and dshonOr, the heads
which actually membeTs of the administration. Honor
10 the land Of thees TO US Americans this proud day
Fortunately most of COuutymen took their departure
at the first indication Of hosties There are few ladies
remaining, among whom Is the accomplished scholar Miss
Fuller; bat undentand that they all well cared for
every necessary DTecauon having been taken for their
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"a NEW OUrLEr FOR YANKEE PRoDUcE.-We
took a walk % Gharlestown on Saturday, and saw
a. Gage. HtGingel d Co wharf, large quantities
Of boiled Holsters, packed ia ice, prepared and
preparing e Be shipped ior Barbados. This is
certainly new feature in our trade and shows
unequiv0caly thar she loss Of home market Is no
obstaee 70 the determination TO do business which
every Yankee aeens to inherit, and exert the more
energeticaily the greater the obstucsohs placed in
his path.--B0siOH Times.
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A IL persons Wishing to procure our PIANO FoRTEs
o. without the KOL1AN ATTACH
MERT, are informed that WM THY ~ - III
MAYO, No. Camp street. is cur duly au-u " v
thQI1ed Agent for that city and is fully authorized sell
at Bosom prices with only fire. ght and insurance added and
receive orders for any desoTp lou of instruments mann
taetuled By u.s. leaving OPTIONAL viii the purchaser
the same. IL satisfactory their arrival Nsw0r r
and to be exchanged without expense 70 the purchaser if
found satisfactory after trial Each instrument will in
future be accompanied with invoice at BOSTON
CASH PRlt E5. which may be by every purchaser
if inquired for We have the exclusive right aud he
ONLY manufacturers in Boston, OF the PATENT HSO-
Liam ATTACHMENT. We anufacture the Seven
Octave GRAND PLANO FORFES, with and without
che HOlian Attachment
T. GILBERT & co. 400 Washington ST.
Boston, October "a, 1913 jyl9 I'm
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o. CALIFORNIA HUNTERS !-r-o

r-,ru a I = " LIUW!
i RIFLES, United States RIFLES, PISTOLS,
GOLD PICKS, and number Of articles for parties emf.
grating TO CALIFORNIA.
,,1,,,--... -..---,... A $50 80.
POWDER, SHOT, Bar Dead, Camp Stools Cooking
Apparatus Of all kinds For sale at As CharTes street and
as low at any hon in the city.
~ =, AL ~, KINDS OF FINE FISH. la Ese
jyi5 5dpf WIN A. BEECHER. Is Chsrres ST.
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MUTUAL INSURANCE.
f1NHE ONLY Domestic Insurance Company in This CITY
= dong FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER Insurance
upon The MUTUAL PRINCIPLE
T4E CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE. 90.
of Newolleans,
With subscribed and pie ged Capital of
100000 DOITars

100000 Dollars,
L now ready to receive applications and make nruraucss
az their otce on the north Of Camp and Ora
vler streets. on
Fire, Marine and RiUer RISKS,
at the tariff iates Of premium
rms Company Is es abshed the Mutual prucinIa
OF Insurance, and Is emphatiOaly Home Institution ia
Immediate control Of the Trustees and sent to other
cites for investment. ~ s'
Every peson iusuring with becomes interested in ts
su cessand the profits, instead Of being divided among
pany The Trustees aware Of the vital necessity OF well
secured and pledged FUND reliable in cases oil loss apd
ample under all ordinary calamity assure the Duhc III
they have now fund of
ItDO Hundred Thousand Dollars
subject to all the contingencies of CAPITAL and Iiobls
for the losses of the Company 49, ~ H@O's
The Tu'tees believe this subscription ofs In seeurt
70 the assured aud that this Company presents nnnsns
guarantees for PTomnt and liberal setemepfS IN sses ~
us being purely Southern and Domestic Instifuon its
ss aye ~ controlled By foreign DHecOH and will con.
lolm 70 southern habits in lis mode Of business
Inc pOItloo OF the Company all times omen for the
in'Psoeoh ol pafes wishing 10 make insurance with it,
-. Trustees 49,.
9a AZ DELL Thomas A. Adams Moses Greenwood,
n.11aaaa III 1, " VIM Z. Converse, Gendy BuTke,
1ttaSid daddens John ID. Bein j w stanton,
Nathan Jarvis, George JONES' Simms
= + YVES John NJ Bell II. M. Wright,
j. w. Zsehafie, John II Hyde John o Woodruff,
Y. I. Buddeoke, Louis de San les w MeCutcheOn,
- a. bdfneIe, " L. Dabelsteen, i. PUG y Pug,
q ,11loI, VIM Burgess, u. l. Ranetts
j. hihatd' Q. r. Wright. F. v. Carlisle
SAMUEL, BELL. President.
Gas, MANSON ssoTs SSHS ~ jyls smis
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-19
St Mar1'' Market 0AeaR Dry Goods Store.

Corner of Tchoapit0pkas st. aud Sc Afdfvs sHarfeg,
Offers, at the LOWEST PRICES Of any store IN the
" city, his rich assortment Of FkENCH ENGLISH.
IRISH and AMERICAN GOODS. Ladies wanting to
puIehasa would do well to call. all goos sold them viii
be fully guaranteed, and the lowest invariably asked.
- -Four cases Pure IRISH LINENS warranted all
very low for naqh fvIoa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-19
OANAL sTREET

81 CANAL STREET 81
HENRY sTaDDARD & 60 silt confinns "a al their
4 stock Of EMhRQEDERtES aud FANCY GOODS,
at the same reductions in price and they intend closing
on the 1st Of August early call solicited. iy19 1w
DIR. CARTWRIGHT ON CHOLERA
tNtHE PATHOLOGY AND TREATMENT OF
a. CHOLERA With an APPENDIX ContainiDg his
--latest Instructions 10 Planters and Head Of Families
mote from disal sdyiee in regard 70 is Pevention and
NORMAN NO..l6 Camp street, and at MORGAN's,
By the Post-ohiea. iyi9 lms