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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-28

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" raise their dander p now, upon such rhap-
scdical calls As the Union IS making. III
the latter paper could but refer asSt single
instance Of IFS condemnation Of the . infa-
nous system while is own party was, in
rover, we should have some faith in the
sincerity Of its adherence Of the practice
Rosc.
(says the Pariol the rpes and she yAr,y which he
Lnion supBoFis get buck into power, The sssem
will be- we may be sure, renewed in oil lis original
vigor As saEt Of sIina1s for them ID exert dem
selves 70 rnghboui that for The country, most ufor-
inmate result, Perhaps he following mkmera, which
We ind in the Boston Journal. may not Le useless
IN we 50 back 10 the iirst year Of eh JaS&sonss
sdministfaiiVn-s and be i remembered that when he
en.ered Poa the tce Of President ii least one hail
q The iHcnmhents II pubic eices ware svowedy ii
The Democratic faith.s shall hud fAas within few
moathS pfer his inaag pefSens were reiay{j
Irouf hos, Of Offices 10 Mnelyni eases out Of
s"nsreq' 1870 % sesemst q ter sa'si SCRIBE
Fiheen Ministers penpotenuhry, Charge d, i Haires
and Secretaries OF Legation; M
Nine Msrshsls and fifteen U. S. Attorneys;
coileclofs and principal Revenue officers
N iIwSD,y-six Receivers a. RegiSierso or Land offSes
Iwfnty-one Conspls for foreign ports;
-Four hundred and ninety -one Posirhastcrs
H Besides these direct removals from Office nv ,hr
ENectNc There host Of removal Of such persons
as neld Once BY secondary Iapponisnents, such as
fcierkk, inspectors Nc III the custom house whom "
haye.no means q ndmbsriag Iuthe custom house at
Boston alone. ont Of fffy-eigBt persons EMPLOYED ID
different cspaeities, foffy werercmoeedt In all There
were rempved from Office of N grades Of civil officers
withn the Eir$t year Of the Jacksoh Adm nstrhion
naore ffaH ttro Thousand men,
But the Richmond Enquirer, edited BY the
sons Of the veteran grumblerj is even more
indignant than the Union, Itdraws regular
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-28
COOKING a musnANp.

GA good many husbands are spoiled in the
cooking Some women go about it sif their
lords were bladders, and blow them up
Others keep them constantly in hot water ];
while others freeze them by conjugal eoldI
ness Some smother them ID hatred, con-
tention and variance and some keep them
ID. pickle all their lives These women al
ways serve them up with tongue sauce.-
Now it cannot be supposed that husbands
viii b tender and good, managed. ID this
way But they are, on the contrary, quite
delicious when we'll preserved.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-28

BEAUTIFuI. THouGHT. author, we
remember not who,I informs us how we be-
ameindebted for the Red Rose They we're
all of pure andspotless white when ii Eden
they irst SPREAD out their leaves to the morn.
ing sunlightpf creation. Eve, as for the irst
time she gazed upon the tintless gem. could
not suppress her admiration Of its beauty
but stopped down and impressed warm kiss
upon it's snowy bosom The rose stole the
scarlet tinge from her velvet lin, and vet
wears il. 'Tisl beautiful couceit,s lss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-28
Candies, Cakes, and CorIfectionary.

II ~ ENJOY Al The Undersigned has removed his
- shop TO thcgbduse adjoining 4he store of Mr.
t1aris and lninez lately opppsiis tbe residences Of
PIT d liawsllns, where he Willie msst happy
t0Teceive thg yBih OF his Old fridnss and scdGes III
new olies, oflatH ages, sex and cenltitson He will
faIways kesppB hand ehpfce hndyhr5ed arse tment
'AQf FlRPI1I C0NF'EGdIONARE VII FleEkCIY
AND O1ItEle sLANIsEE.S. CAKES 3IDYS
LEMONS, IORdNGES, CTLiAHSI TOBACCO
Ae Sc, which he will dispose Of al he very lpwes
pficcs Those 10 town or country Eiso arr disposed
10 inye aap4bes 70 please the chidaeu cr minister
tlhe taste III te inner man. are Aeduested NJ cali
~ they viii always And nc reask and willing d
uceoqnodafe thenl 3fx It'd n fl.fH
~ ICE CRfcAHaIwayso On hand aufing The seasons
sasESF CakfsF Creams Sc, prepared ior weddings
or pafties, d n day ) n6iise. M si31H F1E
Apfil 10. tSl9 IEst JsE BLESSING
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-28
UNITED STATES EIO iIEI.,

THE undersigned voull ,,t,, 4,
u public that he has les te 4, "
Ferry, lale ID the uecnp3rcy 81 Car JnsE. 3
ABELL known as the Jlii7rJ So 80 - ].
now pfepared TO aceoun,late N, ~.
Rail Road Of travellers M me- no, III ~ -, 81.
manner Those travelling 81 he fSf ,l ~,
most agreeable Dinipr iare No. -, Il,
of the season. and lnxuTV Sha ~ A b.d ~; M 4,
servea uR q the mos, ekbire style 4
- The Reope az this aR lhe neiph,Iursn. Conn.
- $ NqA.0 say that his House Shali always Be
t1eif reception and aecomm4d asian as be is
h s}Sie nea q MAKE theircAll3 agredahl His Bar
me ehnieesl Il liquors his Table the
PSI US market Cham well furnish
ea--and ms Staolins which is eontnndidus shall
CONTAIN tee bes ProEendek and aiteRdeh by attentive
Gite the House caiis INA JUDGE of fis meri,s for
yourselves e. s3&lls s s ~ ~
T 81 49, MES BATE WAGER.
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THE MOST EXTENSIVE !.
! Shirt Est iislaanent q


@ n &C tsiikea iStat1s isldt No l70 Bali.
mere Ssysss Baktinorss AK
Aere 500 at dsspisStd assf sal Sf O0C
sges Ess 4Asl4 n Sklkss aistass @s kaa6 Z y T
I'M kkGHANTSa and Eo,hers WISHING Baitimors
tNl are Invited 10 can ana exsnlinsI he Iarprsi
ADD test stock 81 EHIK rs thar has ever eeaIofes
81 c4nsisllhg of al sRees aud Q11lities III MEN
go h0 - which tor keyleI and wDrkmanship cam
~ 81 sgIp4sscq NAFe llhn usual siiesis have
f pfflU1qe ~ rfndft me assorimertgcpmplete and
lszlfAble u every respect II. w. BETF0N. H.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-28
POETRY.
WHAT Is WoMASa

10
What Is woman Mans sweet ANGEL
GenFle, tender. ca IN, and kind
Ever loving. ever faithful.
Is her soll and soothing mind:
A beauteeus flower. born 10 blossom,
Giving gladness 10 the eve;
Halfdesigned for mans fond bosom,
r. Hail creature Of the slyi
WHAT'S woman Ask her SORROW,
Know how deeply sheAean feel,
But when hope her heart would borrow,
Marx what joy helcan reveal;
Der h&r cheek each pure emotion
Of her3 spql is seen 10 iy,
As fair clonts with rhaste devotion
Faeet Ger Luna's face on high
What Is woman AN forbearing,
Patient, prudent, seeming gay
Though sgd inward. thoughts are wearing,
Thas she Is j iiowel 5 sweet blossom,
Giving glAdness 10 The eye
5HA T designed for mans fond bosom
HaIfa creature ottthe skyl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-28

MI Subscribers haring boats constantly run
ming % FeorEet6wn and Alexandria, 10 ~
.1treetqlly lni3rln nll persons hayAns PRODUCE D
~ % e1fer MARKET shat they III baat ii on rea-
~ tpu4hN terms. They also have II Warehouse sim
4tc4 cD a. Chestpeat and Chic Canal and On liz
,1alei!lnorp md Ohio Hail 0o11 nna Viii 7fdrnnni
- Hlr.1ce osell paintpa ~ BaltEmbre rad q Us
Is ~ w ipehesler rqed. ~ very snail ekarRe
u q 4uII|y q Hlas.efa S4l6 Fiji sThf Shintlesl
b L1LI<< Lomhtfy &c# AlN1ys tl mud and IN sals
nlsl1Nt vs. MN. a. ELGfN n col
y H1rrcu. EeHfi.J Dan itlalSia--fv lfk Z s5sl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-28
SaIilueI j.. G. Moore

a TTsQFNE " A r Law.
chprisstsswn, Jsnsrson coaaiy. Nisgtnfa.
0sEx 0ns DOR Eass ~ tAs Cswrt Hbns.
Practices in The Superior and Inferior Courts Of Je
terson, Frederick Clarke. and berkeley (EouniiesI
MAY 10 lBfg-43sa m 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-28
EDITING 4 paper.

Tie majority Of readers seem To think
shat nothing can be more easy or pleasant
khansto edita paper; but of all the different
Iemployments NJ which men make their
bread and butter, there is none, vi believe,
ithatfso taxes the mind. temper and flesh, Us
thatIof editing paper. -Thefeis Hone that
requires nicer tact, a soUhder Judgment, "a
more constant application, II quicker Wit. or
a kinder heart. A churlfsh temper cHuld
never succeed as ap editSr nor NARROW
Minded man. nor ar igHorant one, mgr
has..y one nor an unforgNing ons
An editor must Of necessity TURN himself
inside out to the public He eannot be a
hypoerite any more than a NAH can he a
hyPocrita to his wife He must expose hinl-
self in All THAI he does, ,atselfiin selecting
tld thonghts Of Others. Is III Publishing his
own, and the better way for hffgl in tile out
sfs is to5begi1 frankly 10 save himself from
after contradictions and morjifcatiohs,-
Whoever succeeds tolerably we'll as htn edi-
t1f, is something more than an ordinary
Man, LIT his cotcmporaries SAT or think Of
him AS they will - 44'siea's HA4agasiila.
--f-T : II, ~ fF5s>E>->s4t -
II CuE4ors PARrIctLa AIS iN REIItrioN 10 NJ AL
lRfAeEH The intervention Ola priest Or rather
Ieecleshsli cal functiolary was not deemed
INDISPENSABLE toa marriage, until the Council
fpif Trent in 400 The celebrated decree
passef in That session, interdieted any mart
rtaage otherwise thansfn the presence Of the
priest and Of at feast two witnesses. But
beforH the time d Pope Innocent ILL., III is,
therqIwas no solempfzation of marriage In
the Church, but the Bridegroom came to the
BRIDES house, and led her home I'd his own,
which was al the ceremony then used Bans
wers first directed to BE published BY Canon
Walterin in! the year 1900
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-28
Plaistering, White Washing, Paint
Ing and Staining.

NHE undersigned offers hks kerFTces M fhe nnt
" lie il he above businhs, IN all bf i.s depart
nAepts. a r7l1177' f' "a 81 n
I He win execute any workEin bis iibe Win skin
and despatch .fatas 3h Fl II Ill1ps7g1Fs z
f4 Orders Tot him may be Issf al Carers Hotsl
n GEORGE Nv. REINTZRII.
Febs6 1919 #. fiTT 4 3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-28
Al CORRECT IDEA OF LIBERTY. /

Men are qualified for civil liberty in exact
proportion 70 their disposition to put chains
upon their own appetites in proportion as
their love Of justice is above their rapaeity ID
in proportion as they are more disposed 10
listen to the counssls of the wise and good
in preference to the fattery Of knaves. So
ciety cannot exist unless controlling power ]
H YEss The will aud appetite is placed some
dained, in the eternal constitution Of things,
that men oflsintemperate minds cannot Be
free! Passions forge their letters - Burke
E.sE sseif ii
Low or CnILDR EN-Tell me not Of the
trim, precisely arranged homes where there
areIno children where, as the good Ger
man has it, "the fly traps always hang
straight ON the wall tell me not Of the
never disturbed nights and, days Of the
tranquil, unanxious hearts, where children
are not I care not Ior these lnlngs COD
sends children for another purpose than
merely to keep up the race-to enlarge our
hearts, to make us unsel6sh, and fnlIof kindly
sympatbies and affections; to give our souls
higher aims, and to call put our faculties to
enterprise and exertion to bring around our
65eside bright faces and happy smiles, and
denes.--der hearts. My soul blesses the
i DoMEsrlc LirE-ffa tyi.t that ne has glad
what the sun il toIthe flower; If moou.
enjoyed it beauties, itrefreshes, audit i'm
proyes-if irninoderately, it withers, ii dete
riorates and destroys. But the duties y
domestic life, exercised as they must be II
refinement and calling forth ain the sehsibiIi
ties, OF the female, areperhaps as necessary
toI the full development of her charms. as tha
shade and the shadow are to Tile rose, confirm
ing its beauty and increasing its fragrance
i Coon HumoR. -G ood hu1aor Is the clear
blue sky of the soul, on which verystar Il
talent will shine more clearly, and the sun
of genius encounter no vapors in his passage,
tits the most exquisite beauty Of fine facet
redeeming grace ip homely one. It.is
like the greeniin the Observation-Disclosures
with every color, mellowing the glories Of
the bright, and softening the hue Of the dark /;
4 or, like futein . fun concert Of instruments.
4 sound not II frst discovered by the ear,
| yet filling up the breaks in the concord With
its soft melody.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-28

4 WoMAN's PART. - Itis the part Of a E4b-
man, like her own beautiful planet, ii chS@r
the dawn and the darkness, to &c both tbe
morning and the evening Star Of q mans
life The light Of sherleye is thd first to rise
and the last to set upon manhboas dayIof
trial aud suffering rs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-28

~ Seventy years ago; Mrs. Washington
knit stockings for the General now thefo
are not fifty ladieain this town{wh can play
that part, and hundreds know not how tile
apple getslinto the dumping.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-28
=. II. TOWN ER,,I

Stsptcrqsfetea, JFgSrso# CO., ItrgfSsa Il
OFFICE ohe door West ESf lis tathsris rest
Nt denee. AEEI IAag.I3I. 1873
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-06

81; CHAsRLEs.17c. K, Foqte, Mobile G Fsltn an
A. III Fabr NY M d,l xsi Il H h SareF e w
y. l.. McBonald II. r. Gordon, D. bragg, Capt Monroe,
4 c NH So Sg,n W. II 9e So An H. a T Yssi
man r. r. Woods and Family Mr.. Brnnf, w B. Nurse,
Il d. IIsght, Z p Dq99, s. LOU. Z; Brgathgii. Miss,
Winter, r., +. Asllmead, Phil; ". T. Edwards, N. r.
sig. H. Iarsrnau Louisville, Ky; = Lare R. J.; Lieut.
Mctonnei, u. :. A.; $. w. Stdppc, sacTamanIa City,
Pittsbarg
s W , Eis :, 'V29 aS Aa s , = hI71 and l1Ry.
neil Ga; }. Irwin leSas w Poy, Tenn - Roberts,
W =. Baser Memphis ~. r, RgPi, J. a. Bennett, 6.
Ge9eil n Ilge.sy . g2Isy. y. BelI RI. Bailey w.
l3ies & Rinisro; T. S6itsios, Ind r, NJ. Cunlsiiss,
Vssan.iN 4: q A. GhsmberIio, j. 8 Young, KT: D.
Hinton, L. Buei!aHa J. Buchanan ID. Eastman, Mo; s
e. Weller; j. NJ Aikgl; J. Boland.
CqMMgRsIAL.T. o'BTien, G. Bernard N, O.; J.. Ne
gl1sk, u Perry Pitsburg u D0naidson il ponaldson,
! @, Chders, Mobile; Iiiekm3g Pa; 4 B Boyasitae
Einsto9, E. C. Caninson W. Evans, WIS., }. II. Henry
HEWITT s-W,J yyheisz Mss; W. G.. RugRells
Texass J $ NsHPe Ga; q. jackson pltsburE Ihds
o. W. Hendfn So f7rancsce, California; A. Anii, Las
j. X. Harris j. T. Smother; J. Neres r. &. Hutchinson
ARcARE II Dsutgrts O. D 9g $ Hssliqgs G w
Smith, j. Henderson,, Te1as; W. H. Jenkms, COtiey, s.
G. Cant. c, A. Hooper, v T. Raglan, La; Capt Black
VsRAyDA-T. s Ledygrd, Richard Boken, n. Y; a. G.
Ha15S "A p Norancpv Mis-. q ii Harrison d a RsIrst
Mrs. T. Eddins Ia; g. F. Mekneey, A. T. Alckneely
Brown Miss Richard 5pdulding Richard Goone, WI III.
B. Armstrong Ky; R. r Howard, i. 8 Park, Ca; Theo
I. Nichols, s Isages r. T. Cook, n 5, Howard, T. A.
Rutherford, Ala; H. W. Bailey, Heleua, Ark; Jas Mona
CHAN, St LOUIS W. C. Davis, H. J. L. Miller g. C. Gibbs
LouIS!.NA Thomas r, Peterson; n o.; David
tareh yqa', C9p Ivory G9odNyne ship Sae9deri John
ward G.. Winters, Albany, N. Y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-06
NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORs,


CEALED PROPOSALS be received the office OF the tOn
= psny Mobile until Of SATURDAY, the Sh day Of De
ceIber iSi9 the graduation masonry, bridging ghbg and
Tearing siNytwo miles and for e manuaeturs AMI delivery
Mobile and Ohio Railroad,
ginning at and extenn wcswary Mobile Plans, probes,
specifications ornsppcuoR and after the lt
Of The vibe divided small and
pruns bidding for for the whole work.
Payments will he monthly but 10 10 Is the
the ort done will be ned collateral security until The
the The work Commenced immcli
the letting and reasonable complexion.
The seventy miles advertised extend through the wos Of
ABbama aud sandstone ridges hole length
being healthy ct all Of the United States The
worthy the Norhem and Western cunractors
as those from the South.
expected that 200 $50 miles Of che will be putt under
beicu The OF the alYer for Tes
Of character, ability perform the work bd for, will
those personally known the Prcsient Chief
Engineer. q sawtdS JOHN CHILDE, Chief Engineer.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-06
CRocKERY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE.

vssa The subscribers invite the attention OF CiiV and I'D
Z " Country DcaicrS, FdmHLES, HDteks, steam 4
u b0dts and BGIS, To their ELicHStUr .1SSgrt VIZ
~ mont OF Common -antl Fine CROChEltH, "a
CHINA. DINING AND TEA SETS, Cut and Pressed
GLASSWARE, which they offering at WHOLESALE
and RETAIL VERY Low PRICES, so low, that persons
wanting such Goods will find it their interest 20 examine
1hr Stock and Prices before making their purchases else
where Also, a large assortment OF
PATENT SOLAR LAMPS-Tabe and Hanging;
TABLE CUFLERY-By the dozen or Sets of 81 pieces;
CASIuRS-Pated and Britannia Metals;
TABLE FORKS AND SPDONS-Gemau Silver. and
Plated on German Silver equal nappeaTanGe 10 SILVER
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Britannia Metal;
JAPANED TEA TRANS-AU sizes.
G% When for the Country, such particular attention viii
be paid packing To insure ate-ne matter what the
distance of TRANSFORMATION. T. r. FELL ~ CO.,
do lms 81 Common street, near Neandah Hotel
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-06


M7lAcmat'cdt ihsi17DlsBtS OfeTery
4usllty aud piiCe.
Wafer CoiorS-Reeycs Rnl New
mans tupetliie Colurs, 10 boxes
Of e'ery size, with anti without
locks and drawers and a fine
sinrie IN ~, Nv " 'O0S' 0Vi'ia'uJ inc
Fe1HitS Sable and cRmgPs- hair
evsry 80 ,,''' nus '''1''9 3"
fHhfT's Lco3 Pencils 4 large
AM i'l i, " ,s,gal -, 81 ,t'eT le',l'is,
bs"J ''''' GU ''"sS' o'"aJa ol
rni85,5 Cr,,,,,,. . s,, ..,,,.,
rr,t il, 49, ... ~, - u T.
P,,I.-, n 49,.
,onTl 49,, ~ A., y IN, -, i''' ssl,.l'ie,
tiDJ s,,'i ,.' ',,'' +''''''7' OF e''Iy
DiridfTs - German silver spring
"''' l'''" O'''S7 O'''"''s'
Rodgers, tHiisIy Fine Pen and
Dssk Knives, ana Erdeer8, u
every descriruun.
Coil Pens Browp's Snrncer,s
French, Ledlsus SHrrer Hn,i
RauIpIi's. and the i,rge m
crossing Pens,
! COLD Pencil and Pen U,l5ers. n
fine Hssnrtmrni, some wrb stcpe
! hqads.
! S,,s, D.. nil A.. -,
kers, on calds and m boxes n
ever Description IN use,
/ QtfiHs - SVEN, wild goors and
Hudson's Bav QuillS, OF every
number. from 8 10 loo, bv tLe
thousand orunder.
1 y,.,,,,i,u p-...,. SEQ, o..rr
~ s ts,.-,,;,,,- Pc ;o, IN n,
/ ent uzet, wuh apparatus com.
platc, such as BUut $, ink, Rrush,
Is, Ontd ami Bl1ttlug Paper.
ht,,',..;,,, p.,s.r. s,,s .,rs,t Mil
VII 10. a.. srI go p9,,'-s III 49, ",1
'l1' > ''''' 7s'''- / II ''.'8 VI W.
7 Proui's Printing HE, nj every qua.
4 lty sind pler, m kegs and can
igtsrs, 81 every color. Lithn
gfunhic Ink. of The finest quality
9,nst,utly an hand.
u.,-.., nj,
BitlN I0lGs -- . tlh'elh hlhhl
Ssi''s 49,, 49, fs,Tl R,yr'ls Il
S,,,ing ~ ,i,v ne
e"-''
Visiting Cdus' IoIue'aiA au.
Ell o'''i AMY 4N''
e Playing Cmds - Eagles, ieu4
turs, Merry AudeTS, hishlsnu
dl ere, OF ever ,lna o,.f,,, '' wv, y,
b. a9iils eA4~ ~ ', -. ~
assorted numbers,
p.I., 49, .,.;-,;,,.,
10 t',,'N''s - 80. 1i So. -
y Quar- = lsus''ai '-',,i 1to i,-
III ~ ~ ', y NY, e. ~ ~, -, =, p,,,i,
r. mF- sewn p5r. bmenl al
al TErsad.
,.,,.
gst;'S "nl oop< 9l"u,''E
I65 III be-; A. si y,i Of ToT york., p,
le aud Blank Account BoasE,
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BiHlk Books, such as Suppr-roval
Lcdkers, Journals, Cash and
IHy Books, invuice and Record
Books, Royal Medium, Deny
ard cap, IA tuii SITS, Of every
tlyl. OF ruling and biuiine, some
handsomely pagui, and var
rsnted OF the be't linen paper.
Steamboat Books, ofcvery fnnn IN
use-Freight and CABIN r gis-
tiers, Passage Registers, Wood
aud General Receipts, Cotton
Receipts, Trip aud Mcmul1r-
dun Books. VI every bind Of
ruling.
Whiting Papers, super royal. rovRl,
denny, fu'iypost, Eug'ish, Furch
anh American Cap and Later
PEPPER, ruled and pluiu, COM
mercial Post pnd R ecorl Papsr,
ruled aud plain, Packet fust
uud Noe Paper, Pupetrrtes Of
various qualities, very fine as
aoruncnt, together with Motto
and Transparent Waters Hut
minated Wutgrs "a new and
beausilul article.
FhHcy C0l07ld Papcr, glazed and
plain surface, VAR. US coi0Ts,
Eng iih ami American Tissue,
assorted cOluTs, Tracing Paper,
every sfze, Gold aud Silver Pa
per aud Strips, Bristol Boards,
every size an thicaufss, PeTtJ-
ted Boards Of different cnloTs,
Scaling Var aud Va ters, in great
variety, sgp1iiias English anl
American, u all COLOR and sizes,
WF.ERg Inks, Of every quality
Eoglsh, French, American and
German, every ctl0c.
Extra 6iif French Pump bdsiandl
Of very superior lnish'
/ Iaksimids Of every kind, glass, ma
h0rany, iron and bTunzCd metal
d very hue assortment,
Paper Weights, fancy g'uss, irOl
/ and brunEed.
Pen JyglIsrs. 6ps silver.mnunte.
! Por.upiue, Porcelain aud Es
cWcheon Shell fen-hoiuersi yer
fine.
Motto Scals- Glass Motto Seal
various designs; Initial Sea
NV, ''''''iopeS'
Pc7Fi and ir0ry Idblas, a fl
gssnttment'
Desk 1li5lets and Calendars,
/ Pgrrcluia States. eyrrv .rze ,ou
IN Morocco frames, very lit
ana superior Huirle.
L.'t l., GUS, different sizes Al
rii, adj 5r5nzr.f, ''''' a ''''iiIe
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conyeuteot ariicls lur the poek
-snine yth lmrn a,ugp
taohrd, hrfss and German silyt
Music Books A few bs,uitil
lp9pussriut Music BDgks
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Fuzzy Tape Fine ink and Oh
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-06

TINIIS Fashionable SALOON continues To furnish 49,
the best OF BCyeEge-t as when opened last .,:
year Ono change) The POpretO have been at great i
expense in Rettng, aud having original pieces painted ~
expressly for the GEM The Marriage Of Washington, by
Steams OF New YoTk is a master pece-value $3.50; The
Indian Buffalo Hunt; The Bear Hunt, Or Sport Of the North
American Indians; The Soft Morning Twilight Seene-rep-
resenting Landscape with HunteT-ae pieces OF uneo
mon merit. The old Painting Of the Burning Pmre anu
Frightened Deerthe admiration of all who see l-as well as
several Others, the wall yet The above, and the
convenience and comfort, FROM the TOILET Room 10 The
SALOON renders il the mOst desirable RETREAT in New
Orleans. Ld3 lml j. u. MlLlEh w.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-06
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

LAFAYETTE, WelHegsiay. Decenlhef 5-RM
Arrived steamer Bay State, with g Beeves and 2 calves
AmaFaulh ~ Beeves; reive by hatbpat7s II Beeye and
40 HOG. Pricess BErF CATTbE- Western sel at ~
51fc. y h HoGs-2lla3e. y - .s5HEsF-
70 759s3 % 4, had Mich CONs-s2O O0s55 % -
bead, -CALyEs-ia86lfe. y 70 net.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-06
sale OF Improved Properly IN 2d Municipality
% gBtfh8at ReScrgc-70 GGoct o Partui0R.
BY FLORANCR a. TAYLOR.


CATURDAN, December D., sig uUlUek-lEdl De sold
- auction, Btni5 Arcade
2aIt3-FHy Apollo street. and running
e ~ iachcs aud lines iu 3b md the
OF hundred TO inches
adfinire and hundred and twenty
10 Nues the side lin.5 tr 70 tnft,
wAaI depth t saut Lot No Al7 I ggtt angles feet
five and tru eNuis depth OF feet eight
dsgu ly aui has width TN. line ui t tom
feet o inches and six lines together wtdl all and singular the
inp9ygn sr md privileges to said lott tuperiinius Lots
h1.2 aud 3Ntii o. sybi iu hacs.
2-rbe urnvDED HALF OF LOT adjoining lie
E.l 0ur feet eight inches and t Unes front ON
apollo - depth OF hundred and uueiyome ee ten
inches m hp between parallel lines rud twenty -four ieet eight
lncbtE and six lines itl hue- American measure
city sIci 10y the number humber urg-onet t
made Charles r. SpmJ SNgytyOr tr lie tenth day OF
December l2t Said lot tttcn iuce1 front
Apollo by depth OK huudni aui tveny5Hyru feet
uoLgs nt Use lts u side 60 Clio stree together villa
O. ts5-stlry house aud story kitchen
4--One SQUARE OF GROUND in Lafayette hoU7iel BY St
pIrck, David, Sixth and Suvgutl streets pl2n
AIso-FlNE SLAVES
Terms a Sale:
For ug tN0-story house, l purchaser assume mortgage NOE
e New Orleans Insurance Company Tor Slu'o hearing
per interest, able the 5i octutc la aud Tor he oJ
ot9ni cl o. T. and Is months credit Tor che balance
The MY with Apollo street. onetlfd cash
balance G. ~ and Is months credit. -
The Laiayee ouehd cash. balance &, IL and Is
| months.
slaves oueaf cash Jaoc, months the sale to bear mort
/ gage property untjl paid.
D. T. Ricardo Notary Public, at the expense Of
! lhe purchaser "