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The Evansville daily journal., 1849-12-04
Awful Fire at Baton ROuSe-.-S15 900
worth of PrOpertY Destroyed.

We abridge the following account Of the
terrible catastrophe thai has betallen the cap
ital OF the State, from an extra OF the Dem
cratic Advocate of Saturday last for which
we are indebted to a NatcheZ friend.
NJ O. Pic. 27th.
Baton Rouge. Noe a. 1849.-We are call
ed to the painful task of recording one fthe
most disastrous conhagratlons that has ever
occurred in this city. or we may well say in
the whole South. The fire originated as far
as we can learn at this early writing a o.
clock A. NJ. in some one of the premises or
buildings situated on the southern side of
Church street, near Water street, destroying
all the buildings on that side as far up as La
favette street. Florence's coffee house aRd IA
warehouse adjoining. the residence and store
of f. & r. Sans. 7. Pendergrast's store, a
small store adjoining on Lafayette street and
several other buildings on Water street, in
cluding the store and residence Of |. n. Pull
ten, the ten-pin alley of T. Theilman, and
other similar tenements. The wind blowing
fresh from S. S. E., the fire crossed Church
street, taking in its course the stores of A.
Malta. Samuel E. Hart, r. Beal and Son.
John Garvin. L. Grandpre the stores and
residences of John Huguet, ST., and A. Mon
tan. Sr DR.. Lacock's medical office. A. Re
gets paint shop, Kugler's tailor shop. the
residences of Dr.. I. Fay and L, Delshlemcr
the store of S. Bear, the house Off .FeleycIg
store of NJ Girard the cigar store OF NJ
EergeI, the residence of F. Teilman. Mon
tan's ice house, the residence of S. F. Blan-
chard, the coffee house and residence OF J
Tunis. and other buildings. making IL clean
sweep of the square bounded by Lafayette.
Church, North and Water streets. The Har-
.aY,b IN
great peril, the walls facing the fire opposite
being very much heated We have spent
some hours IN viewing The ruins and endeav-
oring. from the most reliable sources TO pro
cure IN estimate of the losses by this terrible
| fire, which we find as near as possible to be d:
follows:
A. Malta, about 1000. not insured; r
BeaI & son. $500. not Insured J Huguet
between $4,000 aud $1,000 insured for $1,000
H. Mansker $4,000, not Insured; T Prender
CAST $4,000, not insured; J. G l.. Florence
$1,000, Insured; j. Tunis, $1,000; J. Gar
| win $1,000 not insured; A. Theriot, $1,000
John l.. Wolff $4,000; P. Foley. $500. no
insured; Mrs. Foster. 52000; r.. 6, +. S;tiis
$1,000; J. McCaIop 8 1900; f. f. Philips
$1,000; F. Vincent $1,000; l.. Grandpre
$1,000; S. Bear. $1,000. There are other loss
es in furniture &c, Of which we are unabLt
TO form anything like correct estimate, bu
suppose they would reach $4,000, and probt
ibly $1,000. Many of the goods OF w. ID
Philips were damaged in removing, ami as i!
IalWays the case on such occasions There was
more or less plunderng going Oh. Col. Pratt
of the Harney House. Informs Us that tht
damage to that building Will probably amoun
to S 500 The fire is believed to he the worI
of an incendiary. The exertions Of the sol
derS statjoned at Baton Rouge to arrest tn,
progress Of the Aames, were most praisewor
thy and untiring.
The Evansville daily journal., 1849-12-04
SHERTPFS SALE

RI virtue OF special fen tacias on n decree in
the Vanderburg Circuit Court, against George B.
Wagnon and in favor OF Esther s. Cawsou,) and TO
me directed, | viii on Tuesday the first dav of
January, A. d. 1880 between the hours of 10 o'clock
A. n. and O'Clock NJ: of said day at the door Of
the courthouse in the cy of Evansville expose to
sale the reDts, issues. and profits for the term of
seven years. the following described real estate to-
number ten. township number six. south of ronge
number eleven; also, the west half of the northeast
quarter OF section number eighteen, and the west
ha1f' OF the southeast quarter of section number
6eiaut ct the rents. issues; snd profits selling for
sum sufficient TO satisfy said execution, will. at
the same time and place, offer for sale the fee SIM
pie OF said real estate
dec4 d4w3 JOHN s TERRY G g.
The Evansville daily journal., 1849-12-04
SHERIrF,S SALE

~ y virtue OF three wrts OF vendliioni' exponas
- against John ShankIn and in favor OF Mar
gare Cooper issued from the Office Of the clerk of
the: anderhurgh Circut Court and to me directed,
wtll, on TUESDAY, the first day of January, A. D.
1880, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. NJ and O.
clock NJ ot said day. the dnor OF the court house.
IN the city Of Evansville expose to sale the rents
issues and PTpiils for the term Of seven years the
joliowing described roal estate tot. 20 acrcs elz
anu neIng the southwest quarter of the northwest
quarter OF section 90 town B, range 10, vest also,
10y acFes0t the quar- of the same seciop false,
lots Nos II, IL, in block No. 4 lots Nos Q, 4 6,
O. 10 II IN block No. >; lots Nos 2 t. 6. g. 10. 12
IA, l6. lS 20, %, in block No. 6 lots Nos
49, 10, in block No. Z: lots Nos 2 g. 6, g. 10, II,
- M block No. s; and lots Nos s. g. I3 in block
20 A1 IN taa r&aeBln rgenleR+ eS4 the city Of
- lie, anu defallt OF the renr- issues uRd
profits selling tor sum sufficient snrsfy said exc
cutions, viii, the same time and place, offer for
sale the tee stnIk le OF said real estate
decd d3w JOHN S. TERRY V>C
The Evansville daily journal., 1849-12-04
EXTRAORDINARY RECOVERY oE S45OO.-Or

EXTRAORDINARY RECOVERY OF S4500.-On
the 10th of November instant. George Silva
came before Recorder Seuzeneau, and made
an affidavit against n. f. m. C. named Jackson,
and slave named Marcella, belonging to
Mr. Scheixneidre. wherein he charged them
with robbing him of about $1,000 principally
in gold, which was tied up in a linen bag in
his own house. An examination was had in
to the matter which resulted in the discharge
Of the accused for want Of proof" About
nine O'Clock yesterday morning. Mr. Daubert.
collector of taxes on real estate, Third MUM
cipality, came to the recorder and stated that
he then held, in linen bag in his hand the
sum of $500, or thereaboutS. which had been
discovered that morning under the following
circumstances: Previous to school hour, in
| Miss Cooper's female school of the Third
! Ward. the girls were PLAYING romp, when one
Of them went 10 the fireplace and taking up
la bag shook it. and found from the Jingle that
there was money in it. As the story goes
one of the girls proposed to bring it to her
/ papa, and another to her papa" until ut last
Miss Fauhert proposed that they all five
should bring it to her papa" to which the
others consenting. the bag and contents were
tdeFes4tv1 Il Mr.. a. \ Isrfiyis~Eo acts!ssrrtff
i way we have alfeaEf aa7FtlsAE III. Silva
says he was only Il iato rcmeStber $1,000 OF
the money contained she bae but Identifies
the gold pieces as u po-inn G the money
stoen--onc, in particular hy sslefect on the
face OF the coin ifseit There can be little
doubt but that the whole OF tbs. money is the
hard earnings Of Mr. Silva, WHO keeps gro
cery and liquor store in the Third Municipal
.lity Five hundred dollars reward have been
offered for the recovery ofthe ppperly, which
will no doubt give, ''accordIsAf to Cocker );
one hundred dollars to each ofstiie five young
ladies' by way of pin-money. What dispo-
sition will be made of the amount in the Re
lcorders hands remains as yet9nShe womb of
time. Up to two O'Clock Yesterday, he had
not decided on the course Of action he would
rake in reference to the proceeds Of this most
strange aud eYentlul discovery.
u N n
The Evansville daily journal., 1849-12-04
yhe journal ofice is now prepared 10 print

The Journal Office is now prepared to print
Steamboat Bills in plain or colored inks, and in
the hapdsomest styles. We have one OF the fin
est and largest cuts made in the West, with
smaller ones for large cards, &c. If our work is
not equal to that of Louisville in beauty and
neatness, no charge will be made. Steamboat
cards of all sizes and quality executed on reas-
enable terms. We respectfully solicit of our
steamboat friends share of the patronage they
so literally bestow on the Louisville and Gin
cinnati offices.
The Evansville daily journal., 1849-12-04

LPMr. Brownlow Fisher has retired from
the chargeof the printing department of the
Cincinnati Gazette, with which Office he was
connected before our eyes opened to the
light of the world. I'll health is the cause
of his retiring. He will bear with him the
best wishes of the whole publishing fratcr-
nifty, for more upright, kind and excellent
printer, willbe hard to find anywhere.
The Evansville daily journal., 1849-12-04

THE TRUE DELTA.-A beautiful Daily of
this name, much resembling the old and ex-
celent Delta, made its appearance. in New
Orleans last week. 1t is published by Messrs.
Davis s. Maginnis, late OF the Delta Office
It's editorials are spicy, and its news and
commercial departments well controlled
We wish the True Delta success equal to
that of the old Delta.
The Evansville daily journal., 1849-12-04


SAN FRANoIsco I'm SLICEs.'-Some one
that has an eye to the ludicrous writes 10 the
Boston Post his last impressions Of San Fran
cisco; thus: cir
6 Landed at muddy. rocky and dusty sort
Of landing, ana asceRded a sort OF small hill,
and there was with San francisco city be-
fore me. What sreRe shall never for
oct it; sucha crowd Of humanity, dirty,
equalid. lazy drunken, lounging, ragged,
we'll dressed togcther-merchants specu-
ulators blncklers, saiIots, mig gers; Indians
people from all parts of the world all perfect
'ly at home in each others company-all dis
tinctons levelled by gold-Jack and the
cook as goUd as heir nGaster-so democranc
about it TOO, without beng actually insulting.
think can correct one or two erroneous
IDEAS which perhaps, You well as all 9TH
ers entertain. 0ne is with regard to the al
most magical creation OF IL city, giving you,
perhaps. the idea of ii new place, town or
lefty, such as is built in the United States in
no time. This is an error. Instead OF neat
white wooden houses. cleanliness, &c. here
you see the greatest collection of pig sty
looking santie@ ever beheld A little shan'y
about the size Of your nunt's old hen-house
wolld be esteemed good property be
ldgnified with ii sign over it Of so and SC,
| general merchants. % Nat. Intel.
The Evansville daily journal., 1849-12-04

Harry RInDANcE.-The steamer Oregon
took off yesterday our Mayor, Judge, and
County Clerk-the first two gong to Indian
apoIis and the third TO n York. Ifany little
articles are missed from the pockets of pass
engers, we hope the Captain will Institute a
rigid search among our authorities. "
The Evansville daily journal., 1849-12-04
NO. Crescent.

CoTToN Factory IN New ORLEANS
The editor ofthe New Orleans Bulletin states
that number Of enterprisino citizens Of that
place, are now engaged IN organizing a COM
pany with a capital of $500 80 for the erec-
ton Of Cotton Mill in OF near New Or
leans.
The Evansville daily journal., 1849-12-04

LAsjE RaaaERy.- On the 26th ult., two
passengers on the steamer Concordia. lying
at New Orleans were robbed Of Sl050 iu
gold, The robbeF was discovered as he was
making off with his booty. and SO closely
pursued that he threw the money in the riv-
er. He was caaght and received a severe
thrashing before the police rescued him. The
moReg will be hard to recover>
The Evansville daily journal., 1849-12-04
%. V. DnegIns formermerly edit

DPC. V. Duggns. formermerly editor and
publisher of the Eaton Register, and after
wards of the Hamilton IntelIigencer, died're-
Gently at New Castle, Indiana. His disease
was milk sickness" Mr. d., 1.-THE time ol
his death, was editor and publisher OF the
Indiana Courier, in the town of Newcastle.
The Evansville daily journal., 1849-12-04
BILL HEADS. &C.

UST received al the journal O.hce large lot of
y excellent BILL PAPFR, fine ruled and excel
leqt quality, suitable for Pill Heads, &c Every
convenience and appearance Laye blank Bill Heads
They will be printed IN INC 1T Ite t etyle, and son
reasouaI le terms.
The Evansville daily journal., 1849-12-04

GPThe officers of the steamer Uncle
Sam left US large package of New Orleans
Papers-on Sunday night, for which they have
our especial thanks.
The Evansville daily journal., 1849-12-04
ELECTRICITY AND 4eAr,vANIsM

Hasa{caIty aRd u diciHaijg Npplicd in far tlta,-
mint ami rc@oeek IF s.dis. asssg on. Alc Ctr0ao-
Thermal Syslcm. 80 =
Mr.. JONES would intrrm the citizens of Evans,
u vile and vicinity that he will remain here
short lime tor theparpose OF treating diseases both
Chronic and Acute. ! he tr-a In-nt OF disenses of
an inllammatory and nervous character are. in the
hospitals OF tdeat Brituin and Ffnnct dependant
altogether for ther removal t5aiyan<m and Elec-
tic.tY, ant Ii would be lay no nlsans an arduous
task TO reier to many sad hearts that have been
made to rejoice in view of The curative powers ef,
iected by these mysterious agencies.
Diseases successfully hsgtsG bt Galranism and
Eieciricity AmauT osis, ApiIonia or loss of voice
Asthma, Aneursin, AbSce~s Arroriia or Nervous
ConsumptIun, Atuny OF the stomach, 4 A,uuenor.
rhu'a, Bronchitis, Blindness, tif from recent irf,p-
nation or paralysis ol the iTis) Brairr with conors
uon and cnncUsSlon. ChroSa, or 81. VluS'S Dance
Cataract, II IN its Incpent stage, ChIrosis Curya-
ture oi the spine tramp. COic Goodness of feet and
hands, CONJUNCTION OF Muscles Depression of Slir.
its, Deafness, DysnennorbGa, Dysprppia Diseas.
ed Spine, Epilepsy, Gout, Hemiplegin, Headache
whether nervouS or slcAl IypUchondrinci.ni In
conilnency oi UTne, lencoHho2a, Lumhaqo. loss of
Muscular Tone or power. MensjrHaiiru tts55si-1rIt
sasPended, Or pGAu4l Nervous diseases of every
grade, Auu.hnesS, Palsy. Paralysis Palpiianon Of
The Heart, PleUrisy, Prolapsus Uteri Rbeumatic
affections twhether acute chrGaic.) Rostlessness
Sciatica. ScFaiuEa, Tie Dolerux, Tremors Tremens
Delirum, Uterine, Commissions and debiIity.1
wthered or deca yed limbs. etc.
DR., Jones lie consulted at the sherw Oeds
House
Especial attention paid 10 Scrosulous and Mercu-
rial diseases.
The Evansville daily journal., 1849-12-04

II We have a long and interesting com
Ulanicahon from Hon. Robert Dale Owen on
the subject Of the Evansville and New Har-
asany Plank Road, which viii be published
;o-laorrow.
The Evansville daily journal., 1849-12-04

HMr, P. G. O'Riley, of the firm of
O'RiIey &, Mitchell, wharl-boat, has our
thanks for New Orleans papers Of the latest
dates.
The Evansville daily journal., 1849-12-04

HYesterday was another cold, disagree
able day-Sunday long drawn out, and ex-
.aggerated.
The Evansville daily journal., 1849-12-04

and directors has become proVerbial along the
route.
For our part we care little or nothing about
free passes; we are tied to the oar and cannot
avail ourselves of complimentary and unso-
licited invitations to ride on rail, which have
been extended to Us; but we do like to see
the Press treated with some little respect, and
if any class in community deserve 10 travel
without expenses, In consideration OF servi-
ces rendered tits that class which belong TO
the Press We do not include in this list
set of half heeced reporters, belonging to no
particular paper, representing no established
liournal. who float around the country living
by their wits and their power of eloquence in
persuading conductors and landlords that they
are correspo sponden.s of some fourteen different
Ipapers-for they are mere leeches, and are
entitled to no courtesy."-[ Boston Gdz.
The Evansville daily journal., 1849-12-04

F0ur friends of tile Alex. Scott, have
PLACED US under Obligations for New Orleans
papers Of the 9th ult. the Scott was here
SsAday night
The Evansville daily journal., 1849-12-04

A passenger on the Fashion yesterday
with ii pen knife. very coolly cut off his little
toe at the first joint, to get rid of painful
corn.-T Gin. Com.
He must have been badly corned indeed.
The Evansville daily journal., 1849-12-04

S= Messrs. t. c. TwicheIl &, Co, have
o.iF tSanks for New Orleans papers OF the
2dia auit., forwarded by the Alex. Scott.
The Evansville daily journal., 1849-12-04
r,v.NsYrE.LEs AN D yYARAsm PACKET.

sz--s,rz-7T7llI Steamer M =
49, 4. g TRIBUNE.q7 ssl
SIS. PaXlol master, will run ash, regular packet
inthe Evansville and WabaSh river tfade, 'duing
the winter seirsun. The iInbnue carnes nearly
500 tohs freight ani is OF very light draught. She
has Been built expressly toI the irade and is proyld-
ed with every accommodation. H-rr -
For freight or passage Apply on board or to
decd ~ TAYLOR 81 HARVEY, Agents.
The Evansville daily journal., 1849-12-04

aRdJI dicinaijg GPPiicd in tarhta,-
mct amt rc4%oeel efIydtsass on gllc CtrOao-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Tax Titles ia Illinois.

The District COut OF the United States Tor the
District of Illinois recently 10 session At Springfield
Among other cases disposed Of one in relation to
tsx tres In this State The s. Ions NS Era gives the
following report Of the points involved in the
The suit was an action Of ejectment Instituted by
Anoweurth against Buringiu To recover l6O acres Of
land 10 Adams County. H. Messrs. Williams aud Law
renee being the attorneys for TIE plaintiff and Mesr
Prowoing and Bushnell attorneys for the defendant.
The argument and trial consumed six days and on
both sides conducted with consumms,e ability.
The plsiniif showed good title derived from the
United States, and possession By the defendant and
rested nis case.
The defendant relied upon seven years possession,
the payment OF during thst time and connect
ed ute from the Auditor OF the state sale in s29
for taxes under the act Of l527. The Auditors deed
da,es In 1881. Such was HE title.
Tho defendant maintains that he IL protected By the
Limitation Laws of 1895. If not by that then he Is by
the law Of 1889 To quiet possession and confirmed
ttes 10 land"
A, 70 the act Of ls35 the Court decided that posse.
sion without tu< would not avail that the Supreme
Court Of Illinois in 1891 In the Of Garrett 70 Hls.
gina bad decided tina, the Auditors deed unsccompa.
ned with proof Of the performance Of the essential
quisites Of the law conreyed no tue Therefore, the
defendant IL not protected by that Law.
The Court also decided that the Law Of 1888 IN
constitutional and void because il purports convey
20 the land OF another The Court farther de-
eided tina, the Auditors deed, unsccompanied in
the the bar by proof that he had performed all
the regulates of law authorizing him 70 sell the land
for taxes conveys no title Therefore the defendant
10 not protected by claim and color Of title made In
good fauh" in the meaning OF the law. The Court de-
lined the claim and color of title made Ia good faith
under this law 20 be such title As in law would pass
the estate prta faoi, n better title be shown
That IL 10 question Of law and not depending upon
the opinion OF The occupant otherwise the defence
would depend upon the capacity Of the man 70 judge
10 which II would protect and avail snotn.
O who might be more intelligent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20

DISTINCTIVE FIRE IN WALTHAM.-A fire broke
out at about IL O'Clock last night In the is, and planning
mill, In Walthsm, on the line of the fi,chburg Rail.
road, occupied by Messrs. Merriam, Tozer & Co
which occssioned the destruction OF that establishment
and several other buildings.
The mill building was large, and valued at between
5000 and 81 600 and the stock, machinery grain Sc
destroyed will bring up the loss to $1,000 Insured 81
Salem for e33 500 large two story building. owned
by Mr.. Robert Murray. and occupied by a MIR. Towns
end, as store, and 3 ANAL dwelling house attached
we're entirely destroyed. The store nearly empty
Loss 81 500. The shop Of Mr.. John A. Mason WAS also
burnt Loss In tools. &C. about s400.
The picture frame establishment occupied BY O. G.
Barry, was burnt The stock and tools we're saved -
This 10 the second time that Mr. Barry hss been burnt
out within the last year. building occupied TO store
cotton waste ia the yard of the Boston Msnufac
Co which wss stusted 200 rods from the OF the
CONGREGATION took ere from the aying cinders and
entirely consumed Two or three wood care standing
on the track OF the Fitchburg Railroad were brunt
Al the time the hre commenced. the wind was blow
Tug perfect gale and several buildings consders-
Bile distance caught FIRE but saved through the
exertions Of the IRE companies of Wathsm West
Newton. Newton Corner, Newton Lower Falls Water
town. kc. &c. which were promptly the spot The
hre made greet light, aud plainly seen from this
city With the wind from any other quarter half the
village would have been consumed Boston Trsv 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20
STEAM REFINED oonFEorIoNARY,

Two COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.-The
Il sooFe store, occupied by A-ssn Pesse sOn ior ne
iss = year. COrf-crOrzry &c has been purchased BY
ne Snrre an Cow manufacturing every description Of
alaes o. p-of quality ec1a 70 snY 10 nis CITY Aso
and fsccy Loz-ng-s, ecua 10 London make ard
a a. NJ lo~esg possible prices
Merchants visiting ais ely make purchases VII ind i
y hell advantage 10 call and exsmi,e ny sssornecs BE-
fore making heir Fall selections
J. Pesse sor's celebrated Clarified Essence Of HoH.
no-n1 Candy have l-so the sole m1n1fsefnfe Of
Is c-eorAtet Candy. am ready supply sg-cs anc
o-Srs q, ne ssi1e liberal hey have been ppec
nrIetofore. alsTge Commission beng allowed
Psrues supplied with Jeaes, Ice Cresr Blanc Mango
ChArio..e dc Russo Wedding CAKES, &c.
CaiAoEa>s car oe bad u either Of NJ - Division
Of or - bosery, Sev-Y0rx City.
81 s,eot SAMUEL w ROwORrH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20

SINGULAR ESCAPE IRON SLAVERY illiam
w Brown writes 70 the LbcafOr that one of the mos,
interesting cases ofthe escape OF ugiiives from Slavery
hss las occurred. He gives the following particulars
MhnAin and len Crspt msn and wife, lived with DIFF
eien masters II the Sale OF Georgia Ellen 10 rear
vale INST abe can pss without Suspicion for swhe rsn
hef husband 70 much darker. he 10 mechanic and by
WORKING ghs and Sundays he laid up money enough 10
oIing himself and his wife o1 OF slavery Teer
.aeei precedeni; and though novel The means OF
fiving tnem shslr freedom. Ellen dressed ip mans 81,
ing and pss.sf - the master hle her husband pas.e a,
me sces. In hisw way sh-y travelled fro eorsts TO PMS
dephis They are nov ou OF The reach OF me hoo
OF the South On their journey hey put % at The bes, no.
tells where hey stopped Neither u tn m can resd y,
write and Euen koo~ins ns she would be ed UPON 10
vrte her name oil The hoses &C ed her sh hard M a.
though lame. which proves % seryce 10 me- ~.
che was called upon sevefs tines q, hotels "resstes
her name In Charleston. c. they pat NC at tho hoel
which Gov McDaie snd John C. Calhoun generally us.
their home yet these Distinguished 81 q the peer
bar Institution that he saves take Of
ssvss They arrived in Phisdephis in four days from
dine they started"
Mr. Brown writes that thess fugtives viii attend the
meeting Of the Massschuse'ts Anti Slavery Society in
Boston, the last Of the present month
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20

BOSTON Jan ls-cd ship Amulet Houes sOfssns ban. Bf1
n.tt- NGal. Sog AMERICA Dsnils Bfoau, Portland Emprs
Phf6spss brg Geo W Poos Port Prince nsnssnlo
Colcord ns'snia.i Neptune. Bssfor' C-rfaeEos
POBILAND. jan &c nsrt Barnhar Joe Mou1fo, Hava1s
bns sebsso Geo 6 Leo Cubs.
BALTIMORE Jan SAT- schrs ssfsh Ems nc Lsnsou, A.
tstspss H-nry Barring Hsyn- Chaneon. ca Carolina
Hubbard. Ans|achroa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20
sUPEsIoR TuRsINa LArHEs.

JAMES STEWART. IS Csnsl,L snd 10 Ernst /. COZ.
Js.nly nsnufscturng and hiss COW hard between s.
and SO superior aIhes 81 tae following descriptions
reasonable prces. namely.
psngsgs LANES, very highly knisAed.
common
Brass and Wood Turner'S Lsihes
Jewellers ard Penctcass MAKERS. very upeIi0f
J STEWART u aso s1shouxet 10 act ~ ssen 70; the
sale Of the celebrated Lanes manufactured hy jones
Perkins Of HadsoD OF lxge size and prices from $50
SEQ specimen Of 1is desc P-0n may DC seen a. tis
factory A. above. II? ln'