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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-02-23
Lumber, Lambert!

Alm.st all kinds of good iumbsrs DO OF
Jag boards. Sc, will be taken 81 athts OF
fee .un old saoscnpiioos..as we'll As new
ones. Any persons wishing ts. pay ia thsss
va, can do so by sending in their lumber
as svrn as coavssient.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-02-23
Common Pleas wyandot County Ohio.

Common pleas Wyandot County Ohio.
Calvin a Hor,
Ruth fTor, "'''''o"'
Obed Hor ct. al.
Ruth Ilor widow Of Jscob Hor, late OF
| Nyandot county, Ohio, Obed Hor, viii
liam IIor, Josial. Hoi, shley d. Hor,
lei jsb ior, the heirs Of Pierce llo,, de,
ceased, to wit; Chauncry lIor, Elijah
Hnr, Cordalla lIor. and Mary Ann Hor,
the heirs of Sarah ADORE, deceased, to wit.
Obed II, A born Minerva Saltzman wife of
Agustns N. Sal,zmaD, Addison, Aburn
Orrin Aborn, Anna Aborn, aud Ashley
| Aborn the hers of Walter lior, deceased
viz: Walter ID, Hor will take notice that
| Petition was filed against them on the
5h day of February A ID. 1919, in the
Court OF Common Pleas of Wy yandot oouu.
Ii,, Ohio, b, CALVIN A. IIor, and is now
pending, wherein the said Calvin A Hor
Demands partition oi the following real
Est ate, situate in the counties 1T Wyan-
dot and Marion, in the state OF Ohio de
scrIbed as follows, to wil the south wes
quarter of sec No. 9, in Township No. q
south. Range No. II, E (except 6 seven.
y hundre'h acres, be ng a part of the
ID. wer Estate OF Jemima Green, descr,b
I'd as fellows, TO wit: Beginning at the
Nar,h East couer # the said quarter sec
mons thebce .rest 10 rods, thence south
1854 rods. Hence east 10 Rods, thence
Naith 10? reds TO the place of Begin
a'ne.] Also 56s acres, beginning at the
south east coruer OF lie sonth east quar-
ter Of The said section No. 8. thence north
56a rods 10 the line. If the said dover es
tate, thence west l60 rods, thence sonth
56A reds, thence east 100 rods o the place
ot begiuning. Also 28i acres IF the
81 uih end of the ives, half Of the south
west quaiier Of sectiun No 10, in the
township and range aforssid. Also 90
acrrs of Tie south end of he west half OF
he moth " es' Quarter Of sect n No. IA |
10 Tie Township and Range aforesaid,
contsining iP he whole 215 acres more
or less, te,ng the same farm on which |
Jacob Her. now deceased, lateI, resided.
and that a, the Dtxl Term Of ssid Court
"fPiicst,on will be made, BY the said Cali
sln A. Her, tor an order that partition
ma, be may he made oi the said premi
.es, and that the duwer OF the said Ruth
li.r may be therein assigeed.
CALVIN A. HOR.
u, Cnis R. MoTr. hi.su'y.
Date fsSfesrj 5ih, les0.-lT.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-02-23
NV F"TW'
CHARLES. W. liULDEN,

IUJ Nassau sfreet, New IOTk.
EdiioIs copy ing the above prospec-
tus and this notice, aud noticing the ag
,ziue eJitorisIi), will be entitled TO the
second volume Of Holden Magazine hand
a splendid full length engraving. of Hor
ace Greely, Ed tor Of the New York Tri
bine drawn from life by DARLEY aud en-
graved by RICHARDSON. The book will
be mailed TO such papers abnnt the 18th Of
January, when IL will he ready, on the
reception Of paper containing the ad
vertisement and notice marked. Editors
copying THIS aud NOTICE MONTHLY will al
SO receive the Magazine each mouth Tor
he comiig year.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-01
DAGUEKRE0TFPR
rKAanIRP.s nAanERREnT.rpr.

pa. pald respectfully return thanka liberal hatFOn
q age bestowed hiu snce he fst had the honor q
Introducing the DAGUERHEOTYpE into NawOrlsant
I've yse $50, during which tmss has taken pOrtu
than any other in the world. His specimens
exhibited at the Fair competition with 0he taken hy
the hest operator from New Ork and he was awarded the
but h0ae taken by himts j. M the public that h
portraits will continue to be what they always have BEEN
the BEFF ds long experience, and constant practice
he he ndnoeusn 70 pescnl dsoua Of Instruction in tbs
bsautll art. Genuine Voigt8ndeT Cameras 30 per cent
cheaper than the city all other articles the same
Elatai al eaper dozen SoUyu No for % 25Ruarantied
The ba9 pates made IN the Uuad States asar az rs an6
% 30 NswXogk Cameras at els,
~ Orders from the oouatfy promptly attended
~ Entrance No. 5 CkNP rtreht
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-01

Public LTBEARIEs.-Th Washington Republic
closes an article ON the public libraries of Europe
with the following brief paragraph;
In the United States the foundation Of two are
being laid in style that will do credit tothe Nc
tion-the Ast0r Library and the Smithsonian In
stiiufs."
The article contains no other mention of the
Libraries in existence in the United States, and
stranger to the facts might BE- led TO suppose that
our country had been sadly deficient in this respect
and was about 70 be suddenly enlightened by these
two projected Bbraties The philadelphia Library
founded BY the ereat Franklin, and IN. existence
long before the Revolution now numbers about
$4,000 Volumes The library Of Harvard Univer
siIy conlams about the same number, and is also
Of respectable age. The former has been for years
open % the public at large aud is in every respect
at present. the.libFary of the country-Ph NJ Am
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EDUCATION,
RIeHi S 9 Is I9R h Eo HT EssnhtA4E PEas

as y OaHUEKs OK II = Y U IIlN,
CAR0NnRLHT gTRKRr, NHAR ST, JOSEPH aT1nEE. 4.
ENSTARLISHED in 484A under the Hupenhtendenee o.
IA the Misses ALLISON from hondOn-ln this lnstltu-
the course of study is thorough and ayiemauo no vague
theories or superficial methods Of aaohing 70 eh0t display
esoad to- in any of the various Departmental Of science
on literature,
The French Languages under the SupenntendeRoe 81
French gentleman 81 high literary attachments; other IAN
Euages music and the accomplishments are taught by mas
teEs Of equsl eminenoe in their professions r.
brewing in every style iS taught by the Misses Anson
themselves pupils for many OfOne Of the most eminent
drawing ma1tem ia Europe.
KY Terms may be known on application to the residence
OF the Misses Al ,TSCN CysrondeletE n2Sly
OARROLLTCN FEMALE SEMINARY,
NHlS Institution continues under the charge OF Mrs.
Il WARREN, who takes thin method to solicit the
patronage OF parents and guardians .
E&F Terms for Board and Tuition payable monthly IN
9dvance) els per month.
40 Terms OF Music with use of Piano. 45 per month.
-RKFER TO
Rev. DR.. Scott, Rev q r. Beadle, A. N Ogden,
J A Maybin, Col l. r. Preston, w. T. Scott,
Chas. Gardiner. J. Hampton Rev. J. Twiehell.
Dr. ]. w. Potion, Prof FOrshey, SIG 2m
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A. +. 7COCHRAN 8 CO..

GENERAL commission MERCi ANTS and I'm.
PoWDER b q the bIaied American Chry'-
i kStAr15S ms ~ and Layers,
PP8s9q EIEs 3 ian aed fancy boxes.
gHAMPAGN i5o Baskets various brands.
NUTMEGS-255l8o Wounds No l.
skttq|BSrERSA gsta ior manufao'y j. Csldwell& Co.
BEiiGSss T7{9o2 dg9r.. sa,si Pg@ st.D',
ALM6Nbs-i50 b6a and bags soft snsi. O1S'
"INES-tol9 yanq qslities % quaTtercaskS superior
B BHHffTTF5s MI ~. 4 "A NUTS Etc.
0LIXE OlI4-2oa ba Ell pints and quarts.
hitter ALMuN 10 trails
CURRANTs-54o 81 New zants Currauts. isg
XETILLlAM SEE RgI1H rs ETC ETC Mr,1.,,
REEERRD IS 6EA P PSs GI l aSd Ched of
OHfCOkLAIE-lSO hQA75 " Sweet ChOcolatei also Bs-
PICKLES, PREsERv 81 etc-lOO boxes gallons, halves
and quarts Pickles. NdnatO Walnut and Mushroom
spAps1sh qP Pepper Assorted Preserves and Ielie'
WHALE, SOLAR aql 81 EPHANT OILS-In barrels.
SWEET OIIl-1OO baassi hints and quarts
6 SHHImFPRSSt L09i' Sa gg3pati packing
ToBACCO-llo boxes supsdor, and other brands.
ClH ARs.Ri6 Rr o6S Com ,.n
LAMBERT'S PREsl % boxes LSmbert's vicks-
IN, pug F5e9Sehesi BIHeseI pperor order,
P. n. GODDARD BRAF1 Us halEpipes.
MADEIRA WlNE-4O auo asks various qualities.
GIN, BRANDY, RUM sts In Kinds 3s'G Of common and
superior qualities also 4ifa Spirits; NeWEnRahd
Rum; Jamaica Rum; III. antoh and Old Whistles;
Ansette; Curacao; Guignt y Absynth; COrdials and
LiquOfsOf all kinds.
FOR CALdFORNl A-Haff Nv sealed LObEtan and
Salmon, in / and b cauI
MuSTARD-ThOmtOn & Ga as Louisville, KY, IN
b, half and quaiter cans
ESQ paokaE les and quarters
TEAS-lmperial, GunpOwdef II, ETC., in half chests,
49, aud IL b boxes and canis
SOAP-Castile Boston and Gus All.
,,,,. -. fsH
White Beans, Prunes DSir. anis Sheled Almonds,
mackere and Salmon in k isifkitts. ClaIet Ground
Spices Of all kinds CuHie pdu Pepper Aspce, Gloves,
Stoqghton Bitter Painted InI fnifrwoOd and George
Mi let's Lemon Syrups, Tabi ID CllOn MaoarOni Yer
mieell, TallOw Candles, RISE Peppermint Lard, Got.
oa Irvine, WashbOards Boxes and Buckets, Ale,
feTtaf cad Brown s0lt ri Cigar Paying Cards, Nut
Mqgs, sggo, lgdgu Ita 10 Barrel Coven, Malaga
Wlats Enlhsf BlBakink 81 HfoGmt, Bie. etc.
IT y ui1ch lIan he 81 i!y IN tafdsi nel W NY ng
FH b. pmErtV aAa EsH eadaWHfHihd MIA
asa tssSd
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-01

A. G. AINsWQRTH,. NO T.aR Up URIC aad CON.
"a MISSIONER OF DEEDS for sDeFV STATE IL the
ORiga. OEEioz--no, 80 CAMP sTBEET, New oIeanl,
Ky Dispositions taken AocOuntt PrOhqted Deeds and
ogAgea Drawn, and al documents and lnstFuments Of
Whiting Prepared and AglhenteaIed for Use and Record
any part Of the UNITED STATES.
~ Marine and other PToteEta particularly attended to
and Ell Of General Ayeraga0r Partial Loss correctly
stated and promptly arranged. mh26 iyd1W
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-01
JOHN ALCOHOL. MY JOE.

JOHN ALCOHOL, MY JOE
John Alsohol, my Joe John,
When we were fist aequAint,
I'd money in my pockets, john,
Which now | know there amt,
l spent il all Ia treating. John,
Because loved on, 50
But marx me how you We treated me,
John Alcohol my Joe.
John Alcohol. ny Joe John,
We've been too long together,
Soyou mpst take one r0sn, Johh,
And viii take the Other
For we may umbleBown, john,
lfhana ia hand we 90,
And will have the bill 10 foot,
JOhn Alcohol my dOe.s
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-01
OTTIzENs or NEW ORLEANS,

IF vOioant place your Sons in one Of the best Schools
tH dHsTtca, Took 40 the advertisement betOt0.
DOUGHKEEPSIE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL.-Ths
edice for This Schools situated on College Hill about
three tOuhs Of mile from the beatlul village of POugh
keepse. Duichess county, State of NewYOTk.
The School is conducted philosophical principles.
ReereHce is invariably had TO the nature oil the juvenile
mind and constant efforts employed TO- degslop lis
powers IN their natural order and to preserve them in their
relative strength The domestic Arrangements and modes OF
instruction. Re adapted 70 yonth Of ten yeaB age and up
ward and they instructed such branches may be
requisite either to qualify them for Commercial Lie En-
gineeEng, or to prepare them for College.
The annual expense per Scholars $500 payable quarterly
in advance. This sum inoludes all changes for board tut
lion, stat Oney bed and bedding, washing, room, fOe,
Highland books exeep the French and the Spanish books
The divided into two terms of twenty three weeks
each, The Sumner term commences the first Wednes-
day in MAy-the Winter term first Wednesday in NOyem.
beG Its the purpose of the undersigned not to receive
youth into his School whose moral character good.
ly20 3mdaM CHARLEs BARTLETT. PLineigal.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-01

GREAT CAvERE.-At the Scientific Convention
recently held at Boston, paper written by Prot
Heslord, was read 10 WHICH an account is given
of cave, situated about Twelve miles from the
Mammoth Cave, in Kentucky, and is supposed to
to be larger than it. Mr.. Us. Stevenson, of Bow
ling Green has penetrated il distance OF Eve miles,
and then il seemed expanding.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-01

CEMENF FOR Sr6NE STEPS, &O.-Take clean
river sand, 20 parts iitbafgs paris, and quick
form thin paste. This composition has been
used to coat brick wallis Il becomes very hafd.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-01

FINHE subIogiher has opened LUMBER YARD st a.,
= corner OF Magaalus and Grod streets for VA % ~
Psil L1nibef ana invites Bnidsu and 0then 10 Fiv him
eau hq connected ith large Saw milling Esa blik
Nelt q $500 CITY, ana viii iake deu ami 81 the a.
E,lRaienH Of tamhes maathy. u MOI nilspeT aud VII
~ seHass daaeeiieH y pFeg ~ l.umbe aeiVaieJ 6a
~ A4-# 4s #Hi g. y IaHt e. lgBa q Aftle lot fl y
sssgg kglgHEilo3si. histtikA GsllH pgllasiE d An
1H4iiA vi 8 az an Rtt#ARfh
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-01
DAILY OREsoENF.
LAST WISHES OF A. CHAD.

LAST WIS HE'S OF A. CHILD. -
The following beautiful little poem was writer
BY James 7, Fields, for the Boston Book for 1850
Il is taken from tbs pEoof-shsess 5y correspondent
Df the New York Literary World
. AIlths hedges are in bloom,
and the wam west Windil blowing
Let me leave this stsfled room.
Let me 90 where fiower are frowlnf
'' Lock my cheek is thin and pale.
a I'D my pulse 8 very low
Ere my sight begins g faii
Mcthsr dear. ron n Jet me go
Was not that the robins
PipipR through tne easement wide
snail not Be hl9ening long.
Yaksme TO the meadow side
Bear me to the willow brook
I,efg,e hear the mem. Mill
On ne 0fohsId must look,
Ere my beating heaItis still
Faint end fainter grows my breath
Bear me qalckly down the lane
MothfF dear, This chill OF death-
/ shall never SPEAK again u
Edll the hedges are in bloom,
And the.waTfu west wind is blowing
Still We sit In silent gloom
Or her grave the grass is glowing.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-01
MEDICAL LECTURES-

~ University of uOuisiana--Esdieal Department.
Course of ls49- The Lectures Institution will
commence MONDAY, Nov. 49, aud continue tour months
FACULTY.
Ihe0fy ana frdcLCe James Jones' NJ D.
Sgerf aTFeR store q u
Chemist . - NJ thlleIf NJ D.
Ohsencs, aud Diseases OF Women and Children, H. Cenas NJ D.
anatomy a j. splh' ~ y
Matena Medlca A Mott NJ ID.
fhyso1gy anu fsuiol7gy ..-..'. =; ih9 huuis NJ y
Demonstration Of Anatomy r. Lem0nuier, NJ. n
Clinical Instructions Will be given daily y the Professors 10 the eH
tensTe wards The Charity Hospital, and The Amp1theRtrs.
Tie facilities offered for the study Practical Anatomy and Oper
alive Surgery Are greaects beng furnished free Of charge
.. TERMS.
lieEet OF Practical Anatomy
tficuhatlon -. B
thpoina rec
GW- No charge for Attendance the Hospital
iyl0 4md&W GUSTAYUS A. MOTT, h. D., Dean.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-01

PAsTE BLACK1Ne.-Ivofy black, 60 parts vine
gar u parts aud tue oil Of rittiol l2 parts Mix
them together for 90 minutes, and then add parts
OF India rubber oil This is patent backing, aud
and is Of no small value as q receipt,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-01
HOLMES g Co.


Soda and Mineral Water Manufacturers
II ESPECFUII4Y inform the public and their former
~ customers, that they have reHo0sdtO 1919 GRATIER
Street corner Of CdrOndskewhere they are pTenarsd TO
iordsg for NJ MINERAL WATER for thesupply oil Steam
boats Hotels Ban and Private Families for Expectation
mission Merchants.
Ky S ODA WATER and MEAD furnished in
tOuntans as heretofore with and superior Drawing
ApDaTHiuE anh
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-01

CORRECT YiEw.-Mankind might do without
health; without LAWYERS if they would keep their
tempers; without soldiers, If they would observe
the laws Of Christianity; and perhaps without
preaehe@ If each one would take care Of bis own
conscience; but there is no dispensing with the
newspaper. .
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Cheap Paper, Blank BOOkS& Stationery,

at NO 81 CAMP STREET.
II VIE snbscibeTs respectfully return thanks N3ETghE
Il to their numerous TendS and the pyb- EZL4LAFaA
he li0L the liberal patronage heteOiOe. be- 5sT
slowed upon them. and would respectfully asRi5alzW
solicit its continuance, having on hand ul and com
pete Stock Of article In their line, AND ARE DAILY
RECEIVING Fresh SUPPLIES Their present Stock,
shts m part, Of the following, which they offer at the
Lowes market ratss:
b BLANK BOoKS.-Ledgefs Journals, Cash, Invoioe,
Account Current Record and Receipt Books OF all sizes
and Of the best quality
COPYING LETTER PREssBs-With Books, and
every thing eOmplete-of different sizes and qualities
, LANkS- Il Custom house Entries ard Comme al
thanks Of description Bills Of Exchange Notes
DTals etc etc IN great vauety, - -
OHEOK BOOKS-On all the solvent Banks ana Bank
ing HouIes in the city.
STEEL PF.Ns-Of every Manufacture choice selec-
u9n always on hand -
PAPER - OF eV cry de5CmptiOn-Englsh, French and
AnedcaR manuieGture.
ive ASSORTMENT.
INKSFANDS-OfAllk known kinds.
Wafer Sealing Wak Qns -lndi7 Rubber. Lead Pen
oils Wsfar Stamps Rodgers Penkniye aad EraseT Ohee
Tape. Sand and Sand Boxes Letter Clips, Bill Files, Black
Line, Pen Holders and Pen Racks TIN Paper Cutters.
COuatDg House CgleRdar BankeIs' Gases, Portfolios,
Memorandum ROOkl, DinHes etc, etc
HAVING ALSO, COMPLETE
e.. Job prnting Cficc and Book BindeTY., .
70 the saUe hnding, ue p[eped 10 e cas5 uiues Oi
Printing or Binding in superior sigh anda such prices
COPSON 4 ARMSTR ONG,
Stationcrs and Blank Book Manufacturer
ia 6RnI 81 Camp steet New Orleans.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-01

0T- Newer lose an opportunity of seeing any
thing beautiful. Beauty is Code hand writing-a
waysldc sacrament; welcome il in every fair face,
every fair sky, every fair flower, and thank Him
for it, the fountain Of ali loneliness and drink il in
simply and earnestly, with all your eyes, Ills a
charmed draught cup of blessing"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-01
DENlISTRY "a


= IJIIIN ND WWIIUT-
AR ANFOUX respectfully nl0lms bis thu
~ pubic generally, that h. has feuioyed lIfs1lgsa
his Office and resldenee from No. Bafonne
street 70 No II Oarondelet Rteet, be. III $3.50 a
tween Common ana Canaf stneeis Whefe III YYIY
ne can be consulted daily Al all hOu and Is Prepared 10
psto q az Dental OpefaQns their satisfaction warrant
go, AID az his usual .mOdegate charges.
Ohceg Al his esldGnce No 20 CafOndelet be seqn Com
mOu and Canal streets, Newt otlsabe Az I'm
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MADISON HOUSE, Montgomery, AIa.

FHE subscriber respectfully invites the patronage Of the
Il travelling public confident that he supply A
the wants of the transient visitem Of Montgomery. as
turning from the North obtain meals at all hours 10 suit
theaHva ard departure of the rapOad and steamers
fine four horse OMNIBUS constantly in sttendance
convey passengers 10 and from the boats to the free Of
charge. The accommodations equal any other estRb
Bhment in the town, and, being at reduced rate offer
additional inducements the travelling public The BEST
Stewards cooks and servants engaged and pains viii
be spared render the stay of yse pleasant agreeable
au20 d&W1y @. A. ABERCROMBIE
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"A LII persons wishing to procure our PLANO FORTES
IN in the NewOFeans market either with
OF without the E0an Attachment are in
formed that VIM. T. MAYO No CampH ia M ~ VI
street, sour duly Authorized Agent forth " VI
city. and Is fully authorized to SELL al Boston prices " it'll
only freight and insurance added and receive orders for
any Description Of instrumeh saufactued by US leaving
Opuonal with The purchaser eiEct the if salts
factory on their arrived IN NewQReans Every nsumens
sold as above Is warranted by as and to be exchanged
without COS to the purchaser if f0uni satisfactory afer
tlal Each instrument will IN future be accompanied with
an invoice at our BOSTON CASH PRICES which may
be seen by puTehser if inquired have the
exclusive right and are the only maquaetnEes in Boston
Of the Patent EOIIAN ATTACHMENT. We mann
iaeture the Seven Octave GRAND PLANO FORTES,
With and without the AEOlian Attachment
T GILBERT & co. 400 Washington St
Z Boston, October "a, 1913. le I'm
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sepl5 Hou.a FaIaisRiaT stoTs IS Camp st
0ARRLAaE THUNDERSTORM

Fg9H PatOnRgethat has been extended very be
Il rally the last seven yeAn, Will on Com fs1j a.
mon street .haL induced US the last SUMMER sfiF
to erect large building expressly for manu. = -
featuring and repairing CARRIAGES. ~ ~
We haze now Of the largest Shops in the Southern
Country, and prepared with good Northern w0Ekmen
and the best Of mateas to build any style of Carriage
order and guaranty them years if used in the country
ING CARR AGES and can restore them almost to their
original beauty and durability, although apparently worn
out and useless We viii pay freight Carriages
repair We will also keep hand an assortment Of EW
and SECOND HAND CARRIAGES which will be sold
low Old Carriages taken in TadefOr New ones. We in.
vite the attention Of those wanting NEW CAR RIAGES,
or their old repaired call at Mandatory and
kePosorg and judge for thenseyss at the Corner Of
C4RdPIER ana. CIR ONiD ELET' Streets, neGtdoOT 10
Tie Office Of th meical W ster Works Of the s.
sHvs ia dSW NATTgEws N nENMEN
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~ - ?. COUNTRY MERCHANTS:

IN ,.,i 17.uI0sla 1--we, Wilhin the naGl tuo I1
49,. Iees'Fsd, Rer shRa RRinh Niobe
81 WapNh aud otheB q laTrs ELECTROMAGNETIC ~
VVirf, s9.llsns 81 n Ag and CAPS for ne Fa anil
en5 V y q e e, gsls Caste Moeskn SIX AZ soa
hair seal APPS lso, az assortmsT, az tii aha
and Cotton UMBRELLAS, which will bs M ~ han.
most liberal isfma GouBtV Merchant an ns a w
ma y mach u thsiI in ex anime oar s ' WIZ
sl5 toott D ". HEl,DEN. Cbal,rs,s,
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ZOE QALIFORNIA.

SMITH & BROTHER. So Common st.
II AVE FOR SALE-SADDLEs suitable for those CO.
y ing to California, cheap and good. "a
BhlllLES, Bits, Sunrups, Saddle Bags and - -
Saddle Wallets, etc etc. 41S
INDIA RUBBER GOODS of every kind and Z
description, among them may be found Caps Coats Capes
kTegglngs, WaterDT2of Blankets, Air Pillows, Air Beds
faTpaulins, Tents, Cothing Bags, ETC. etc.
Uraef fgT
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-01
CRESCENT CITY HOTEL,

CORNER CUST0JaHO USE AND FROlrT SITS.
EAj LII be opened for the reception Of BOARDBRS
w WEDNESDAE Y, January g. 1879 Well fur AEgA
Rlshed ROOMS for Families and Single Gentlemen. s5sA
-T4pLE-fthe beat the market viii afford. G-4A4
The above establishment has been built by the proprietor
expressly for the accommodation of city and Transient Board
Il is Of the most healthy and airy situations in the
city, and pains will be spared render those who
stop with him, comfortable.
Faithful and attentive Servants,
6 Terms Eeasonablaas any e5tabshment of the kind
in the city. fia4 d6LWtf q. ALEXANDER, Proprietor.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-01
CLOTHTNGI
Wholesale AND RBTA1

rs Camp st. M BARNETT rs Camp st..
HAS now band, and is constantly receiving large
II snd magnificent assortment Of FINE Ready. Made
CLOTHING oil Of which being his anuiaotuTe en-
abes him to e as cheap any other establishment Of the
hind in the United States City Wholesale Dealers and
County Merchants respectfully invited to call and
anime tor themaelves, Every nj m finished in
nor STYLE and will be sold al the LOWEST NEW YORK
PRICES. The following is limited list of Clothing now
on hand
Superior Black Cloth Dress and Frock Goats;
Black, Brown and Olive Saes and PaletOts;
Gold Mixed and Fancy Tweed lSacs and PalsOls;
Brown, Bahlia and Olive Dress and Froek Costs;
Superior Light Brown OvereOats;
Black and Blue Cloth Gull cirole) ClOaks:
Extra Fine Black DOeskin Pants;
Brown, Olive and Blue Cashmere Pants;
Fancy Plaid and Striped Cashmere Pants;
SupeIhne Check Tweed Pants;
Black, Mixed and Fancy Satinet Pants
, Black and Fancy Satin. Cashmere and Cloth Vests:
Black and Fancy Embroidered Cassime Vests;
SGpeF White Satin Ball Vests
White Mar. elles and Fancy Vest 5, ETC. etc.
s5 Inn N BARNETT 10 Camp st.