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TERRIFIC ExPLosIoN-We called upon to record an
At about half clock Saturday afternoon The
steamboat Champion Capt Bowu burst her boilers. as she
board 8 The time We're instantly Killed Sst has Sesn
Brown who the of the explosion. standing
the s
fifty feet into the air. carrying him along with IT. BY falling
also slightly scaded but injuries considered be
serious The second engineer was also slightly scalded
dent unknown that of most of the kind. 1t
have been occasioned by negligence perhaps by
may have been the we only know that adds another
TO the long list of disasters by which the annals of steam
navigation are graced.
WOKE UP THE WRoNa PAssENarR.--A day Or two
charging him with having the last election illegally voted
med before Recorder BALDWIN but Mr. Marks had in the
@ s Go that hs % Sn Of re
rame Mr. Carlin was therefore discharged and went on
his way rejoicing.
BREAcH Of THE PrAcElJacob Disney, Peter Al;tof
and Samuel Smith each took glass too much yesteday.
got drunk and kicked row. for which they were taken
in charge by the First Municipality police.
LITERARY TH1EF.-Jno Bannon gentleman of literary
pushing knowledge under ths difficult circumstance
felt himself constrained t3 satisfy ms intellectual desires by
John arrested.
DARING RoBBxRY.-One of the most extensive and auda-
dous robberies committed in this city. took place
saturday morning about clOcK al tne stO OF In.
Baly Blanchard & Co. the Of Customhouse and
Bourbon Streets that this house in the habit of
keeping deposited in bank large amount Of funds, notes.
etc. property of several wealthy persons On Saturday
morning M Blanchard sent his nephew the bank for the
box which the young returned with, and placed the
counter and Immediately after stepped out leaving the a
menced conversing with him concerning brandy, of
which they stated they wnnted to buy large quantity
While the attention of Mr. B. thus eDgaged the third
counde very deliberately walked off with the box and his
companions followed his example The amount OF loss
by this beautiful piece of financeering is very heavy.
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AssAuLTNG.-Day before yesterday the Second Munich
paty police arrested R. SalOy and T. B. Morales for assault
ing Max Block. 1t appears they wanted to take chip off
tho oId Rlock
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Easter Sunday celebrated last night by brilliant
displays of fireworks Those in the Place d. Armes were
mar heanfifuI
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SHAMEFUL Adam Steeger was on Saturday committed
by Recorder Baldwin for having made undgnied
and ungaant attack on Miss Rosina Humble.
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: PICKLES. a.
IN BOXES Underwood's Pickles, in 1nts, quarts, half
OU gallons and gallons, in st.re and fofsa' BY
! apo DENTON & BARRETT, and 70 Gravief st.
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Schooners.
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS:
LATITUDE. 20 81 30 N.-LoxaITuDE. 80 Win Time 6A

OledfeQ
Rsss wiai MGs co
b. ship Avon Johnson Lv'rpSfS smi,to0 m,ck;nds O.
Ship Wataga Thrane Liverpool, Nathan HaIned
Chip vieE.6nis. Berry. New 'YSrF.. -, ~, "A Cohen
Ship Hannah, Eddy, Pearson. Boston. e. F. Pearson ON
BsshiP Charlotte Neil, kivsrPooI, J. Wightmap @
Bark Harriet and Martha, Leslie, Charleston.
Br. bark Marganetta Lickss Hull. Prehn. ClegE CO
Gohenbus co
s ssSI Mil sssS sssI ,
Schr Corah, Bradbury. Pensacola. Master
sss Gssass sss; hsx A. e
Ship Onsco Drew. from Liverpool 18th February, to mas
Ship Henry Ware Mason, Sc days from Liverpool to mas
Ship Bay State. smOn,, 10 days from Boston. to C. H.
Ship Oswego ingerso. Is DAYS from New York. j. W.
Ship 81 Pstssbure Howard So days from Liverpool to L.
Ship Cheshire Hitchcock 20 days from Boston, to master
sp. ship Prmera de Catalina segh "A days from BARGE
Ship intans. Bennett Il days ffom New York, to j. O.
Bark Brazil Lewis from Boston. MARCH 9th, to master
Bark ODD Fellow Oh. from Newport. Wales, toJ w.
Bark Thames Harmon, from Chages. 18th ut, in ballast
last to maser-2d my.
Brig Lancet-at the Turn.
Schr Charan, CLARK. days from Brazos St. Jago to O.
Wckham-1st my.
Sehr. Mtis-Point.
STEAMBOATS,:
California, Reynolds from Mobile.
f. d. White Amsden. from Grand Ec0re557 bales cotton
Banner of Attakapas. Johnson, FIN st. Marnsvle-l66b
ba Ss
Gen. Jesup, Force, from St Louis
Bertrand, Castillo from st. Martlnsville.
New World Chamberin. from St LOus--163 bales cotton
Towb0at Alton. McDanes from the Passes.
TOwboat Belle l1imbert from the Passes.
Towboat Shark, Pinnegar from the Passes.
Towboai Louisville. FoOe, from the Passes
Towboat Hercules, Brown. from the Passes
Towboat Persian Andrews, from the Passes.
Ships Franc0na, and Indiana
Memoranda:
Towboat Hercules towed down and to on the 9Th
inst. ship Peter Marcy bark Rose Sandsh. and brig Leo
pold O'Donnel
Towb0at Louisville towed down and to sea, the 4th
inst. ships John Hollsnd and Commerce, and bark Cal.
orna.
Towboat Shark towed down and to the 4th nst
baks Della Chaplin, Crusoe, and Elizabeth. and schr.
American.
Towboat Alton towed down and to the 18th inst.
bark Byron and brig Lima.
Towboat Persian lowed down and sea, the 4h inst,
ship Milan bark Roube and bigs Josephus, and Amyra
Towboat Belle lowed down and to the 4th inst
ships Jane, and Chippewa
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Succession of ZaIegman Andrews.
RX EWIS LII Cd M(tE A.:...x..,


BY LEWIS FLORANCE. Auctioneer
MONDAY April 1919. at 10 o'cIock-wl auction
the NJ d ipe R Fh sn cou
Newoans bearing date 9Th March, ss the following described
LoT GROUND situated on Camp street, in fauboug De-
No H. Square No 81 measuring American measure s. feet
es 5sh on ds . a % he as
still further back between lines equal length 4s feet
gs %ih 5sp &c PARALLEL VIII
al nS o 81 ss RoGSD
y the the ans b ss Circle
'front.' on Pa pace BY inches and dept he
s as sfs' IS
y oWned BY Ane% ali American
all the Improvements thereon.
before Ricardo the expense the purchaser
Extensive Sale of Furniture at Auction and at
fit the ordnce House Of Camp and South Streets
Lafayette Square.
BY LEWIS FLORANCE, AucTIoNEER.
foRs # a' a4SSs % s x he n M
highest rSa bidder ssitho out reserve ,,,sv
An 49,. And % WEDNESDAY, the ll.A instant;
All that then remains will be sold undersigned.
there q @ f sn has been IN use than three years and
Every Housekeeping viii be found in THIS House.
@ AND and gda S%d 5 % one
on delivery and the PURCHASES at the sale
Three uadPud for Board, for the Of S.
s anu Dc 0ns''o FRes 8Sa
New Basin Lots. Second Municipality.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN. & co.
]. A. BEARD, Auctioneer.
SATURDAY April a. at l2 o'cockW be sold auction,
~ Banks Arcade the following described property.
ONE LOT OF GROUND on the New Canal forming the
of Florida Landing and Magnolia street,
the Canal by depth and front 100 Magnolia
ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above and hav-
like Florida Landing depth 100
The said Lots desgnsed the plan Deafe
Guyo Notary Pubic, By By
plan OF W. T. Thompson, Surveyor exhibited at
The through Heva Magnolia Flor
ida Landing the banquetfs Magnolia
finished. The Lots also well filed up.
Terms One fourth cash: balance and years credit
notes bearing the property, with from date
mr and not then punctay paid bear the
Of per per
Acts OF sale before j. R. Beard Notary Public the expense
the purchasers APPS, 4, 8, 10, 10, l3, IA
AUCTION NOTICE.
TUE SUBSCRIBER, having closed his with Mr..
l. LEWIS FLORANCE, will hereafter carry the Auction
Business on his account and trusts that from his long
H. R. WOOD.
Aforementioned White Co., VIM Laughin Co.. Jacob
Barker.
MORPHY MENUS, AUCTIONEERS, No. 81 Magazine
l street, opposite Banks Arcade attend Sales by Auction
Private Sales of Real Estate Stocks Cargoe Merchandise
Success,ons Underwriters and Port Warns' Sales fy2
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-09

DIV Goods by the Package
N. BRANDER SMITH,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No. SO Gravier Street,
Offers for sale. entitled to Debenture-
SHAWLS-Colored damask Canton Grape;
Plain VIII do do
SCARFS-Colored damask Canton Grape
Scarlet do do
Do embroidered in scarlet, crimson, cherry, pink
gold, &C.
SHAWLS-Ric h embroidered white Canton Grape;
Rich embroidered scarlet and cherry do do;
Rich embroidered blue, purple green and cherry;
Supers-4, extra size and quality, very fine embd;
White Barge; Satin PLAID Barge;
Assorted dc, embroidered fringe
Printed De Laine;
Printed Cashmere.
SILK-Tole de i'lnde:
Toie de Nord
Sinchews. fine article:
Black Serge;
Foulard and Pongee Handkerchief a large of
and beautiful styles
Black Grapes; Fancy Battiste Cravats;
Fancy Plaid Cravafs; Black Levantine l;ravats.
PRiNTS-Lirht and dark fancy, and Furniture;
English do do. rg--s-r =, 4 -. E
Also
Al Brown Sheeings, DENNIS Columbian Piads. Grandsia
Cot on Hoe assorted and white Flannel Blue Coh Cas-
snsr and Merino Updershirts and Pants, &C. mh21 I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-09

MuRDER-Again we are called upon to record murder
of the inbuman character These occurrences have of
late become frequent in CITY as TO- awaken the greatest
anxiety in the bosom of lover OF public order The
evil has become of such magnitude that the law
have power abae it, terrOrs for the perpera
The morals of the city do not seem to improve with
its growth.
The last murder was committed on Saturday night, BY
man named Robert Intel the victim being no other than
his wife, Susan Jane Standard Intel and bis wife have
been for time separated and Saturday night he
called her residence No 3 Bourbon street, saying he
wished to speak with her. After he had been in the house
short time, Mrs. Eliza Bensnge the sister of the murdered
woman heard scream, and fall and running toward the
Returning to her sister she found her lying on the floor
the stomach evidently inflicted with some sharp instrument
Yesterday morning the Coroner held inquest the body
and verdict returned in accordance with the facts On
the affidavit of Ms Bennger warrant wa issued for the
of nte and happy say, that yesterday,
the officers succeeded in capturing him.
CHARGE aforementioned Bradley, porter at the
St Charles Hotel Saturday examined before Re.
cordet Baldwin charge of stealing two watches and
snuff box from trunk the property of Mr. Hawkins The
whole evidence being such nature clearly to show tho
innocence the accused who had previously borne
high character for integrity which testified to by his
employer, the charge against him was dismissed
Satin
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-09

BREACH OF THE PKAcE-Jacob Disney. Peter Alstoff
and Samuel Smith each took glass much YESTERDAY
got drunk and kicked up for which they taken
in charge by the First Municipality police.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-09

PHYsIcIAN AnREsrED roR PoIsonING. The
Grand Jury at Rochester, N. Y, week before last
presented to the Court an Indictment against DR..
Hardenbrook for poisoning Thomas Mott He was
Immediately arrested, and pleaded not guilty. The
Doctor, after long examination on this charge
before, was discharged. He resided in Motifs fam
lily, and is suspected of improper intimacy with
the wife of the deceased.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-09

LITERARY THEF-Jno. Banpon, gentleman of literary
having of gratifying them except by
pushing knowledge under ths difficult circumstances
felt himself constrained satisfy his intellectual desires by
stealing book from Mr. Roach, of the Commercial Hotel
John WA arrested
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-09
To Planters and Builders

A BROWN co; Dealers in all hinds 9f Z UNI
IA. BEk-Cypress, White and Yellow Pine, Mahogany
Black Walnut, Oak, Ash and Poplar. Mahogany New
ellis ami Balusters Lath Sand and Fire Brck.320 Maga-
zine street, New Orleans. :. STEAM SAW-MfLL,
Natchez, Miss.
fR- Orders for all kinds of CYPRESS LUMBER. delivered
any where the Mississippi River below Natchez at short
notice. ap3 "" INV
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NEW ORLEANS

MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 9, 1919.
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DENTAL NOTICE.
hrs. PEARSON and ANFOUX inform their patients
IL that they can be consulted daily at c.
their office. from 8 A. NJ. to p NJ Dr.. &s1elz4zs;&
Pearson's mary Improvements in DEN-U TYWV
tai SURGERY are too well known and lIllD
appecia require enumerating. His Block Teeth
particularly worthy the attentian of those requiring artificial
ones Their prices graded to the circumstances OF
Canal street app If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-09

Smiths and Engineers.
AULT & SEYMOUR-Julia street, Next Door to
Commerce street. near the New Levee.
"lLL undertake every description of SMITH a
w WORK-Reparng and Altering Engines, 81 =
and all the various Work In Iron and Brass eTAGy
eV Scales Repaired and Adjusted with prompt "
ness. 1t
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NOTICE.

have this day retired from buines, all persons to
"A whom may be indebted will please bring forth the
claims within fifteen days from this date. would also no
fy all persons indebted to TO forth and settle with
me within that time would also solicit from my friends
and customers continuance patronage for Sue
cessor. p MCCARTHY, who has conducted my business
for the past four years. M. SU LLIVAN.
New Orleans. Apni l. 1919 ap4 I'm. so Commerce St.
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MUSIC.
I Owe of New England. containing Long for New
Il England Dreaming Longer. Maiden Fair E[yN
Mary Of Lake Enron Good Night; Duet; Charms EVA
of the Opera, containing MOntecchi ed Capulet, 49,
BBelni GiPsey. Warning Benedict; stransra Bsiln
I Dabe, Meyesbeer; Norma. Belin VIM Tell. Rosini
Somnambula, Beini; Brewer of Preston Adam; Hqege-
nOis Meyerbeer; Anna Boena. Donzetta; with large
assortment of New Music. for sale at
APT 3t MAYO'S MUSIC STORE. No. CAMP ST.
HENRI HERE'S PIANO FORTES.
THE Depot for these celebrated PIANOS is at No.
CAMP Street. All who desire rich. -E@
round. full toned Piano are respectfully in We - Z
ysd e5fmns The stock Of Square
uar shipments made from Paris to insure con-
APT 81 WIN r. MAYO, 5 Camp st.
T. GILBERT & CO.'S PIANO FORTEs.
THE undersigned sole Agent in this city for the above
PIANOS. and has on hand Grand Pi.-G
amos, Square and Eolans. which offered
for sale ON liberal terms. The stock is large, III K hi hi
embracing the new patterns and late im.v =
povemens. They guaranteed by the manufacturers to
entire satisfaction Purchasers respectfully invited
to examine them before purchasing elsewhere.
VIM. J MAYO, Camp st.
app st three doors from Canal st.
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III OL M e & CO.,
Soda and Mineral Water Manufacturers.
ID ESPECFULLY inform the public and their former
HI customers that they have removed TO 12o GRdTIER
Street Of they prepared to
boats Hotels Bars and Private Families for EXPECTATION.
N. B-A Liberal Discount allowed to Grocers and Com
mission Merchants.
V SODA WATER and MEAD furnished in
Fountains as heretofore with and superior Drawing
Apparatns ans 6m
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NJ BRANDER SMITH. General COMMISSION
IN. MERCHANT. No. 80 GRAvIER STREET is Com
msoned take Ackpow Judgements of Deeds and Powers
of Attorney 10 Administer oaihs. and to take Testimony
and Proof of Demands by appointment of the Governors Of
the following States viz: MAINE, NEW HAMPSHIRE,
VERMONT. RHODE ISLAND. CONNECTICUT,
NEW YORK NEW JERSEY. PENNSYLVANIA.
OHIO MICHIGAN. WISCONSIN. INDIANA IL
LIMOS, MISSOURI. KENTUCKY. TENNESSEE,
NORTH CAROLINA. SOUTH CAROLINA. ALA
BAMA. MISSISSIPPI and FLORIDA. mhN en-
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9 P. JONES, ATTORNEY and co UyNSELLOR
y; at LAW, MANSFIELD, DESoTo PARISH. La
will practice in the District Courts of the Parishes of Nach
'oches, Sabine, DeSoto and Caddo
cW Reference To the Attorneys of the 10th and 18th
Judicial Districts ap6 1yW
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,

Monday Morning. April 9, 1s49 /
COTTON.-rhete but little done in Cotton on Satur
day. owing to but unfoanded mor that the Nj
agara's news by Telegraph and announced
further decline at Liverpool In consequence the sales
confined to barely 1900 bales. Prices unchanged
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-15
Terms 1.-The ENQUIRER.

~ The EnQuirADublished DAILY TOR the city,
,,h SEMI. w EENfor the country.) For the Daily
seven dollak annum, and at the rate Of eight
JslIusiftaken 10 dorter period than one year. For
,Ir Srmi-WeeklyI dollars per annum, and Three
J,,rs 10, six ulpay able IN advance;to paid IN
s.,dse. o,remitt8 mail post paid; or Six Dollars
n.f appum al the Iofthr year.
' TERHF ADVERTISING.
y THE DAIlENQUlRER-For ono square OF
en- lines. or j first insertion, fifty cents, and
Il succeeding Triton twenty-five csnts-li In
ser.& once a weeftce week, or 'hfeo ''"''
w.ek. te,r,y. seveA half cents.
~ ruE SENlEEKLY-Onr square oi sixteen
M, orless. 6rsl ktion rs cents; for each contlnu-
ance, 80 cents. %, ,b,r.
>, ,,nss and in proportion for advertisements
a,.,,sr I-na,btcept Lottery Vendors and Auc-
ansers ,yho are cked one hundred dollars paper
moulded
,rjrrs from a Once must be accompanied with
n. aIvance nav dtisfactory references, 10 insure
n, III u.
" All dues 10 tofhce may be RENTED per mail,
IA ,uod and availaBank notes, al the risk of the
the yosta ge GH letters beiHg paid 5y the rri-
,r.-T The POSTAGE single letter is scarcely of any
account To- the writit Is the accumulation of post
,,e IN an erteusi business, which operates as a
..raus tax upnp ihfltorsl
n All Obitaarihd Marriage, from the country,
Hirnevrr the part handwriting la unknown al this
otee must be aulticated by the endorsation Of ths
Postmaster in the Tborhood or they will in no case
j, published. Evaneasure, that has been taken TO
f-seni imposition Quizzes, has prove heretofore
rlvallng- We IN therefore, insist, In such case,
% the commune pnbeing certified by the name Of
rpostmaster. srii on the back Of the letter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-15
SPRING SUPPLY.

~ M. p. LADD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
" DRuooST, No 39, head Of Broad street
soshos HUI. Ia receiving, by various arrivals from
g A"';aern markets, his Spring supply of fresh ana
He Medicines, Drugs, paials, oils, Dye Stuts, WIN
GLass, Putty, P-rumebes, &c; also, the most pc.
.,ai fa,ent Mrdcihes-tbe whole comprising fuii
~ GENERAL assortment and being purchased upon the
~ aasantageors terms, enables him 10 offer them 10
country friends aud the public al the lowest whole
sahd retail prices.
Also, an assortment Of pure Wines and Liquors
esLt ' '''1 " ~ fr
~, o-ord.rs from country Merchants and Physi
thankfully received aud promptly attended 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-15
L BOOKSELLERS AND MERCHANTS.

huMas, CoWrEITHWAIT & CO., PuBLtsHsns
il, ,n,, no"tsKLEss No a5s, Market Street. PAadei
"a ,h nsno lhe at.ni on OF Booksellers, Merchants,
b,s' interested Ia The cause Of Education, 10 the
,,,"a O' g. senool Bool published by them-among
s,,. ae the following, viz: Mitchel's Geographical
,onts comprising Primary Geography, intermediate or
.n,,.u, BIOGRAPHY, School Geography and Atlas,
,:S,sl Biography aud Atlas. and Biblical or Sabbath
aar. neostaPhy; Greenes First Lessons in Gram
.a,,,aies Analysis; Chandler's Grammar; Jarvis
l.ao"S,' '1nnston's Turner's Chemistry; Johnston's
s.sn,s ~, Iinn"ck's School Histories, England,
-,t- Tnie ana Greece; Swans Spelling Book and
lqa headers Fros's History of The United States
Us Sn,,",i Speaker; Pico,'s series of French Read
ogs.'s 80 introductory Arithmetic; Smith and
Saith. p,,.n,medc; Smiths Key; Smiths Algebra;
"Guy and n'S "A. anay'eal Geomery; wilmsen's Read
cpan'sh Grammar, &C, &c
law 49, ". are also The Publishers of various
Tn Ia aud miscellaneous Books, and, In addi-
as-,t s..o,, hooks, keep constantly on hand the
athe IInent OF Books and Stationary to be fou nd
inees "a, statos, which will be sold at the lowest
March Iss sn VI approved acceptances.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-15
Rev. JoHs EARLY, Chairman, sc.

FIRE On Friday uIsh, between one and
TWO o'clock, The large brick wheelwrighl and
blacksmith shop on the Brook Avenue, ounet
and occupied by Mr.. John E. Kelley, was sci on
fire by some inccndiary, who entered through
window in The rear. The wheel~risht and BLACK
smith shop, with large quantity OF unfinished
work, toge her with the tools were destroyed The
shop was insured for 81 ,500-and The stock,
tools, &c, for 81 900, in The Richmond Fire
Association. We learn iha, The insurance will
moi cover Ihe entire o.s by soEe : 300 Tnis
is he fourth time, within The last Iolr years.
that Mr.. KrllrYs bui!dino has y hara f'st'dn'
effort will be made 10 ferret gu! anu arrest 'he
reckless destroyer, who, 10 CRAFTY malignant
passion, has reduced 10 ashes the properly 'oe
mainsray and dependence OF Wof'hy c''zeh'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-15
~ 4 Mt ID!

STONE CUTTERS AND MASONS.
4 GOOD many Stone Cutters and Masons are want
Ell for the Bridges neal Charlottesville, for whom
~. wages will be given. Apply either Mr.. Holmes,
Charlottesville, "r the sub criber, at
action Hanover. WILLIAM a. KUPER,
Nay i-c4w Chief Engineer Louisa Railroad.
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To llNnRTAk Frs

PLAN fer building new Courthouse for the
4 county Of Am.lia-orlck. with stone foundation,
:os.,ed with tn-@lhl the specifications, VIII be,
.yt,e first Of May next fposl;ed in the Clerks o.
:;s II said county for X inspection of Contractors
NJ Underlakers. SeaI}Prcposas will thereafter be
,..- g,G until the first Anr men they will be OPEN
a :, the committee, and contract awarded.
Accress-..The Scored of the Building Commit.
lee" Amelia Court.hous&a G LEIGH,
behalf of the Coilmittee.
April 2o-ellslJune
u The Richmond W., Petersburg lntelligencer
anu Petersburg Republics win publish twice week
uali the 18Th May next, forward their accounts TO
Amelia Court house.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-15
A TAU PICTURE.

Tee Philadelphia inquirer, lWhis,) pays the
following Just ami speaking, though unconscious,
60 nrliment to the srea' Democratic parry, whose
policy has almost universally, and now drecIs
mis- country:
"Wr are a peace with all The world. Our flag
is respected by all civilized nations. The a me.
rlcan name never stood higher than at hls mo.
meni. The present is prosperous, The turure is
bright with promise. Labor finds abun ianl en-
ploymcnt AMI rrmuneraiive wages. Coz II iei &c
has once more appeared in our commercial and
monetary circles
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-15
CORN WANTED.

WISH 10 purchase ten q fifteen thousand bushels of
good white or yellow CORN, deliverable at any good
ahin; on tide water, for which viii pay the highest
aara,; price.
Apn 39lh-2aw4w DAVID ANDERSON. Jr.
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IIeleeraPns' CiNclsNITI. Nav H..

,r.,enss of Cholera at Cineinnah-
Alarming Death Of Judge Broueh
IN ,.,e distinguished Editor Of The
JUICE ,; Enouirer died OF Cholera yesterday
Cinclnna' TN, The disease is teartully on The IN
aiternoo";T Thirty three cases and eight DEANS
e s,ss heen reported since yesterday.