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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-17
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 8, I949.-SaLe of the French
EElhIHlSer'S Furniture.-T'here was full attend
ance Of ladies and gentlemen at the auction-rooms
of the Messrs. Dyer this mornings some of them to
look at and others to buy articles of superb cabinet
furniture, mirrors, bronze statuary, mantel Oma-
menis, ETC., belonging TO Monsieur Po,Isuir. Sew
eTaI OF the Foreign Minister'S their ladies' and per
sons connected with the Diplomatic Corps, were
present Among the trifles sold at the opening
was a China-Ware lowered bowl for SlO: and
after boxes Of perfumery, soap, cologne and other
articles, had been disposed of the Ructioneer said
that he would not proceed, for less bid than $780,
to SELL in one lot, nine pieces of furniture consist
ing OF royal palissandFe canape (seTpentins 'front.'
spring seat, scarlet velvet covering studded with
gold-head nails, style of Louis XIV0 two royal
fanteuil chairs; and four arm, aud two plain ones
TO match. He explained what was meant bV gold
nails, namely: nails galvanized to resemble the
yellow metal, and stand the test of aquafortis
There being no wholesale bid, the canRpe was sold
separate to the Minister of Chilli Don Manuel Car
vallo, for 500. He also took the four am-chaira
at $50 apiece, and the two without arms for SIC so
each. Judge Bryant purchased the two fanteuiIs
for $l3S. The articles above mentioned were made
by M. LeAeGhe, expressly for the royal palace, by
order of Louis Philippe. rose wood or palissan-
DIRE sofa brought 500; social chair, containing
seats to accommodate six persons, dos-a-doS, orna
mented with a vase for flowers, SS2; an oak Gothic
banquet chair silk velvet covering, and four bou-
DOR chairs to match, $57, MRS Barney was the
purchaser 4 oak hat rack (which was said to have
cost S75), S18 We did not remain until all the
articles were sold, but the above will convey re-
mote idea of the " eXtensiveness " of the vendue.
Such things as patent iron portable double bed
steads; French mantel Rrtistcal clock; black
Egyptian marble pedestals, surmOunted by group
OF antique bronze figures, representing the three
Graces at the Louvre; splendid French plate mir
rors; an Erard piano; rich gilt Japanese chairs,
ETC., will do very well for poor people to talk about
and look at for little while.
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PATENT FOR PERCUSSION CAPS Sergeant
Wright, of the Washington Arsenal, formerly an
enlisted soldier has received or is about to receive
from the Government, $1,000 for the patent-rght of
his invention of machine for making percussion
cans
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Oc5~ The area of Minnesota Territory is leg, 600
square miles, of which $4,000 are in the old North
western territory, and 1856 600 in that vast tract of
country formerly called Upper Louisiana.
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BEoUEsTs.-The late Miss Demilt, of New York,
has left some seventy thousand dollars to charitable
Institutions in that city. Among the legacies are
the following: Mechanics School, $4,000; Ne
chanics' Library, $1,000; Institution for the Deaf
and Dumb, $5OOO Institution for the Blind, $4,000
City Dispensary, S5OOO; Northern Dispensary,
5000; Eastern Dspensarv. $1,000.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-17

Or The war steamer Saranac, at the Kittery
Navy Yard, will not be completed before the last
Of December, and will then come round to Boston
to take in provisions.
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PATENT METALLIC INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
THE subscribers .4geRts for the Manufacturers, have
J. constantly hand and ready to receive
orders for every variety and style of Goods made from Gum
Elastic under GOODYEAR's and other Patents such az
CBpes Pouches Leggngs and Clothing of sll kinds Amy
and Navy Bags, Air Beds, Pillows, Life PTezerVers Camp
Blankets, Tents, KnapIacks, Gun Covers Hospital and
Carriage Cloth, Steam Packing Mill and Gin Bands HOIe
and every other article Of India Rubber warranted Of
the beat quality, and all at Factory Prices.
A Ii o
Always on hand, large assortment of SADDLES.
HARNESS. LEATHER, COACH and HARM ESS
TRIMMINGS, TOOLS, etc., etc. at their Saddlery
WOehOuse Nos. 30 and 81 Common street, Second Door
oS SMITH & BROTHER.
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COOLIDGE AGAIN-The Calais Advertiser still
believes in the escape of DR.. Coolidge from prison
under the idea that he had committed suicide, and
now states that " he has been seen by a person
who was well acquainted with him, on his way to
CslifoFnia -
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TRADING IN The Far NORTH WEsT.-The Mi
neSota Pioneer notices the arrival in St. Paul of
another caravan of carts from the Red River of the
North. Each cart had buffalo robe spread over
the top of it. Among great variety of merchan-
disc which they have engaged to take home with
them is a fine church bell.
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SUNDRES FAMILY GROCERIES
H'EAS-25O Dsckages Green and Black, fine and very
i tine
COFFEE-50 bags Havana Old Java and MOchat
CANDLES-50 boxes Star, Sperm and Patent;
OlL-675 gallons Sperm Winter Bleached Oil;
STARCH-S0 boxes COlgste's Pearl Starch
CHEESE-Sap Sage and Pineapple Cheese % boxes
SUGAR-StuaTts Loaf and Crushed Sugar;
80 tieTces Clantied Sugar;
GRACkERS-35 packages, assOsted
NUTMEGS and MACE-A00 lbs assorted NO.l:
GnBRANTS-l0 casks fresh Zante Cuuants
PEPPER, PlMEkTO, CASSlA and CLOVES:
HAMS and BEEF ONGUES-Shay's best
JAPlOCA, SAGO and PEARL RARLEY;
NERMlCELLl and MACCARONl-35 boxes
IlNERPOOL SALT-In bags and boxes, by the bbl,s
BROOMS, WASHBOARDS and CLOTHES PINS
CLOTHES LINES and PATENT TWINE;
CODFlSH-150 boxes
SOAPS aud INDIGO;
20 packages Sweet PEAS;
FULTON MARKET BEEF-20 packages:
UDdeTwOOd's PICKLES and PRESERVES.
CAPERS; KETCHUPS and JAMS.
English PI CKLES and MJTSTARD
CRANBERHlES and DRIED PEACHES eto eto
In store and for sale by
ola St CHAs. sTOUGHTON. "a Camp st.
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or Three hundred and seventy sail entered the
harbor of Gloucester on the evening of the 5th, du-
ring a storm.
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OF Gov. Crittenden, of kentucky, has offered
a reward of $500 for the arrest Of R. Logan Wick
life, charged with the murder of Mr.. Gray, in
Bardstown, on the Sth of last August.
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DAILfFtssH Cents Wssk payable
en- Eight Dollars per yeahaif yearly and quarterly ths
same raesin advances Single eopeI, Five
Theoce will receipt for all subscriptions exceeding
ElE WEEKLY CRESCENT will befUnishe4t0
AtTHREE DOLLARS TO clubs Of four more, al
fected 10 the POstoce AZ Two DolaFn
EACH POstmaHes and others who Agents.
send orders, paid, copies receive copy addition
for their compensation. Payable ii al easfs in Gdvs Single
papers Wrappers can be had 1.-THE Office Of pub
liGallpn, No. IS 81. Charles street.
ADVERTISEMENTSn Kceeing twelve lines in Agatttyps,
81 for the first insertion and 50 for every subsequent
Hertion Those Of length in proportion Notices
second page Of ten lines in Pearl type, 81 chnaertion
Advertisements weekly KY oraonhy
charged 81 square for every insertion. LIZA liberal
/ discount made TO those who advertise BY the year.
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NAvAL.-The United States steam frigate Mis-
sissippi arrived at Leghorn on the 18th ult, with
l65 passengers, among whom was Com. Morgan,
commanding the squadron of the Mediterranean
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-17

A. b. G &C II R AN g. 60.
AZ Tohoupitoulas street,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and hi
have always on hand: '
RAlSlNS-ln quantities to suit purchasers
AlMONDS-3OO bales and bags Soft Sheled Almonds
SHELLED ALMONDS-20O boxes, in fine otder.
PEGANS, BRAZIL NUTS and PEA NUTS-35O
PEPPER, RACE GINGER, &e.-4OO bags.
5IARCH-AgenCy of Heth, Floyd Co.
L0BSTERS, &C.-Agents for Caldwel& Co.
OLIVE OIL-500 baskets, pints and quarts, Plagno"
sARDlNES-WhOles halves thirds and quarter boxes
WlHES-Mqscat Clsret, ste, in boxes; Malaga sweet
and dry Port Wine, various qualities, etc.
. NDIES-VaTiOus qualities.
BUTIER-Always on hand, supply best st. Louis
ORANGES and 1IEMONs-Of direct importation and
all kinds of Foreign Fruits, etc,
PRUNES-ln jars and fancy boxes
CITR0NS--300 boxes superior Genoa Citrons
HAMPAGNE-I00 baskets.
POWDER-Agenoy of the celebrated American ChryS
tai Powder Company" guaranteed equal to any
Powder manufactured. oil
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FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
Union Mutual Insurance Company,


NO So WALL ST, NEW YORK,
ENSURES on the Mutual phneiple-l0ftkOHt personal
4 EtabHuy-having Cash Capital paid in Of
500, 1000
assurances made against loss and damage by Fire and
Sanne Risks, and Risks Of INLAND Transpofation and
Navigation, at the lowest established rates.
ES The Profits Of the Business t0uY be diUidod BE-
tloeeH the Stockholders and the Insured.
=, . Trustees;
Shepherd Knapp, John Van Nest n w Merrill
tqul SpOHoLd, George r HARDY, Edw. X. Collins.
albert "; Wright George Rapelye, Henry H M1nsell,
Richard I, Buck. G. l.. Knapp, Edwin Hoyt,
Sharss NJ. Leupp, X "A. k0beTtSOn, Jas. II. Cooley
x b. J9hnSton Henry Holt, 7. M WetmOre,
Woe Aasj3t, JHo-g. Van BuIen, l.. IL. Brigham,
gonath9R IhOTne, yohn i. Nesmith, Fed. Suydam, Jr
9oiepn b0uchaud, a ", Houth Richard Bell,
John ID. Hurbut, Joseph Fowler, NJ III Wofs
Lambert suydam, elleft j. Anderson, A Seignete,
Sonh p, 1appan, David Austen, James ID. Fish
ecu, GTrT9qsvenoI, stephen Allen, Elias b. Brown.
j. J, Kingsford, 80 '
r,,-,, 9 LAMBERT sUYDAM President,
+ JOHN >. TAPPAN, Vice President,
FERDINAND STAGE, Secretary.
U II. Dudley. ESQ Bern and Falou. ESQ
X. Z. Cammack, ESQ. Aaron Cohen ESQ
Bank, = IeyeGcb 4 20
MesIn George Foster Il Co. " Maunsei White 81 Co
J. Coming & Co. . Paradise Lawrason
Martin Il Stockwell, & Co
JAMES II. SUYDAM, Agent
50, No. "a Common st. New Orleans,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-17

EEMENT--SQO0 bbll. Newark and Rosendas 1000 bbls
~ Nelson e Brown ROssndRle. landing from ships le
high, Peter Hattnek MayaOweT and COumbiana for sale
BY Ol0 HAYMAN Il HOLDEN, SO Magazine st.
and for sale By the above. :
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-17
CLOTHIN
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

1 3 Camp st. M. BARNETT "a Camp st.
AS hand, and is constantly receiving a large
~ II and magnificent assortment of FINE Ready. Made
GlOIING al OF which being his manufacture en-
Rb hun 10 sell as cheap any other establishment of the
kind in the United States. City Wholesale Dealers and
Country Merchants respectfully invited 10 call and ex.
anime for themselves. Every gsrme finished in supe-
nor style; and will be sold at the LOWEST NEW YORK
on hand:
Superior Black Cloth Dress and Frock Goats:
BLACK, Brown and Olive Sacs and Palstots;
Sold Mixed and Fancy Tweed Saos and Paetos;
Brown, Qahlla and Olive Dress and FrOck Goats;
Superior Light Brown OveIcOats;
Black and Blue Cloth (full circle) COaks;
Extra Fine Black DOeskiu Pants;
Brown Olive and Blue Cashmere Pants:
Fancy Plaid and Striped Cashmere Pants
Superins Cheek Tweed Pants
Black. Mixed and Fancy Setinet Pants;
Black and Fancy Satin, Cashmere and Cloth Vests.
Black and Fancy Embroidered Cassimei Vests; -
super White Satin Ball Vests;
White Mars eilles and Fancy Ves s. etc. etc,
% I'm M BARNETT III Camn n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-17

Not thousand miles from here lives an ugy little man,
Of the Mount HOlly Caskst - Is hs
AND he has no brains on the too Of his pans
The place where the bratHs ought to be.
So hang up his hat coat and boots,
And take away the paper and the pen,
For bed better go to work on the tuthp iV@N'
With hs long cared relatives assin'
Yes, taka away the seulblanes OF . MAJ
And harness up the old cart singoAe i. - ,-,u.
Ofthe Mount Holly Casket y Is clean dsad eno guns
SO We N have to let the . Caskst D.
sOAa0s up 40 "oNE OF THR CAMDEN GIRLS"
Camdsn, Sspt q. Isl9.
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MORNING. OCTOBER
THE DAILY CRESCENT.

PUBLISHED EVERY DAY--sUNDAYs EKoEPTED-
BY A. n! HAYES ZOO,
Office No. 80 St. Charles street.
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THOMAS RKADY.

81 CHARTREs STREET.
10 On e hrsi day Of November tive shall remove to the
Store No 2 ChnEtres street, directly OPP oet5
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-17
CresOent mutual Inguranoe Companv

MUTUAL INSURANCE.
EhNHE ONLY Domestic Insurance COmpanv in tl;s oitt
Il doing FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER InEuTpTca
upon the MUTUAL PRINCIPLE,
THE CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE 90
of NewOIleans, ~
With subscribed and pledged CAPITAL of s--
r-r 100000 Dollars,
Is now ready to receive applications and make in.
lqTances, at their office, on the nonhWest corner
OF camp ana 6faVleT streets, \
FlTe, Marine and River Risks,
ct the tariff rates Of premium. ..
ThB Company is established upon the
Mutual Rflnclple of Insurance, and il asY
emphauoally a Home Institution. It's
earnings are 70 pc invested and employed
mere, undeI the immediate control Of the
trustees ana not sent to other cities for investment
Every person nsuIug with becomes iuferestad IN liz
sueeessGnd the PrQts, instead of being divided among
lew belong to those who insure with the Com
pany The Trustees of the vital of well
secured and pledged FUND reliable in cases of loss and
ample under all ordinary calamity, assure the public that
they have now fund of
ISDO Hundred thousand Dollars.
SUBJECT TO all the oOntngenC of CAPITAL and liable
for the losses Of the Company
Ihe Trustees believe this subscription offers fall security
% the assured and that this Company presents unusual
guarantees for prompt and liberal settlements IN easel Of
oi as the funds of the Institution retained here and
us being purely Southern and Domestic Institution itE
acts controlled by foreign DiTecor and will con-
form 10 Southern habits in IFS mode of business.
Ihe portfolio Of the Company is ali times open fer the
Inspection OF parties wishing make insurance with it.
SAMUEL BELL, President.
- THOs. A. ADAMS, Vice President
'HAs j. mANsOu Secretary iy1a 6miH
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Black Bombaznes, Alpaess and Orleans, fine
Black Moussene de LANES, Black BaTeges, all qualities;
Black Silks, WdOwsi Silks, Lace Wells and Handkerchief;
Black Embroidered Cambria HBndkerchiefs
Black Printed Bordered Handkerchief;
Black aud White Lawns Black and White Calicoes;
Engsh CQuded Calico Black and White Chino Ginghams
Black and White Shepherds Plaid GnghOms; I
Black Grapes, Black AFophRnes and Widows' Grapes;
White Grape and ATOphRnea; Black Silk Tulle;
Real Lodi Plain Black Caicoes, etc.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-17

or The editor ofths Mount Holly IN. j. Caslset
having said something not sufficiently civil of the
Camden bellies, one of them TetOrts upon him in ths
following
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VIEW ORLEANS.

WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER II, 1s40
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY AND TEA
STORE,

NE w ANIL UAOOEEtk AND TEA
STORE.
HAVE now on hand large and well selected Fresh
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, TEAS, BUTTER, FINE Ii
QUORs, WINES and CORDLALs Sc all Of which have bs.r
selected with great care offered at as low prices as nv
wholesale retail in the city My stock consists of
Havans Iaguayn, Rio St Do Lard Whale and Solar Oils,
mIug1, Java Alanilu und Mo- Sperm
. ella COFFEE; Sperm ana A,Iamantiue Canliea
Nrlsleu Powdered Loaf tie star and faUoW do.
1neI Charmed and Brown ST. Indigo; Alum; Satpeuei
CARS saleatus Table Salt
The best o. all kinds Of TEAS Vinegar; Moasses
equal to any other importation Potatoes Eggs Apples Onons;
sOaPS OF al kinds Letter and Wrapping Paper;
FLOUR. LARD: jPeas Beans
BACON-Hams Sides, etc; mackerei; Salmon Goldfish;
Superior Goshen aud Western leTrngs; lams LobsterB
BUTTER Theoretically Sealed Fish;
English, Western and Pineapple prunes Rice Sage;
CHEESE; Iaploca SarCines;
CTanbvrTles: Buckwlsat; Golden Syrup
Prepared Cocoa SUgIrhOuEe Molasses.
5pces Of all kinds Castle Soap; Starch
Preserves do Eauiarlnds
Tobacco, Cigars; Ink Arrow Roots Pearl Barley.
Backing aud Brushes Fulton Market Beef Candy:
Almonds Cream Nuts: Fluerts Carls Castor Oil.
Pecans Rsins Curants Pickles, Kechups Sauces of
Lirou, Canton Ginger; all kinds
Boston Crackers Soda Biscuit; Dates Figs Tumbiers.
WOOdenware, Hardware, CrOckery,
. - And every other article usually Kept Grocery.
Goods TO ann mart of the cttU bV ma fDaRon
Free Of ChdrRg.
~ The LADIES especially invited to caIl.
oHAs. II. LEsTER, Store 1ls Julia st.,
One door from Camp street.
". B.-ParicuaF attention will he maid TO Keeping yev
prtlcleHo TEA, COFFEE, BUTTER and OILS. olO
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HOLBROOK OYSTER SALOON

TFNHE Friends and Patrons of the HOLBROOK OYS-
Il TEX SALOON respectfully IN ~ y
formed that this well known establishment is 81 81
now open for the Winter Season; and the SSAlNE2sY
public generally is assured that heretofore, S%
the best quality of OYSTERS will be served up, the
proprietor IS determined that the celebrity of his establish
may be heard
Thankful for past fayon the proprietor trusts that his
continued endeavOH please the public may guarantee
him continuance of that pubio'E patronage. s15tf
AMERICAN OYSTER SALOON & REsTAURAT,
No. A ST. CHARLES ST.
NHE subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
Il and the public that he has thoroughly re- q -
painted and repaired his establishment, and
will open It for their accommodation on Mon.
a day, Sept. 3. Having made ex. N "
aft.S tensye alterations and improvements in lie
. fA5S Az Cooking department. aordng much greater
facilities than formerly, he trusts 10 be able TO
his patrons with thing in his line style une.
qu0ed by Restaurat in the city He has made
ments for constant supply of OYSTERS ~ x
from the choicest BedB of the Gulf and the "a ~ Al
Lakes, and his Table will always be supplied ~ AbEW
with the best Steaks Chops NfsH
- FISH, GAME, etc., together with every
delioaoy TO be procured in the New OTlsans
markets. The Bar will be supplied with Wines and Lii
quOr, Porter Ale etc. of the very beat brands carefully
selected. Ills cooks and Waten will be second 10 none in
the city and he will be found always his post that
his psfOns receive prompt and polite attendance. In short
ne Will use sKeOn to render his Saloon worthy the
seD8 6ui Jas. CASSIDY.
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The Storm Training DaV-7hs CoRtinentalsrs-CAoZ.
era ReDort-CaHadfal Seat Of GOUeTHHssRt not Re
HaOUed-P0titics-St
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-20

Tho .Ne,o Minister from Great Britan.-The nrri
val Of Sir HENRy BULwER, the newly appointed Min
lister from Great Britain 10 the United States. Is awaited
by with the expectation that !, will sgnalize the
beginning Of serious controversy between tho two Gov
ernments in relation 10 the Nicaragua question. In other
quarters however, where better information, should
hope. prevails, the opinion is expressed quite confidently
that the British ambassador comes with concliatory
disposition and under instructions to approach the subject
in dispute with the most friendly feelings. "Sr Henry
BuLw Err, we npprchend." says tho Liverpool Times.
"wlll be empowered 10 settle the misunderstanding
on any terms that may appear the best calculated 10
carry out the junction Of the two oceans-a scheme
which will require great energy and an enormous out
lay"
To accomplish the junction of the Two oceans is indeed
the thing to be mainly regarded The canal, when
completed will be open to the commerce OF all nations
alike; and in view Of that important benefit 10 the world
the question Of local sovereignty along tho route Of the
work becomes a very small matter. The only point to
be guarded against is TINT government shall have The
right to make a monopoly OF route in which so many
and such great interests concerned. The contract
which the State Of Nicaragua has made with the Amer
lean company is liberal ns could be desired England
make just complaints against the enforcement OF
t.-BaH finer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-20
ETlQUETrE-FOR ALL WHOM II MAY
CONCERN

London Journal announces the following rules TO b,
CONNIE il fa,h at dinner parties:
"Mlarrled ladies' ptecrde the single. This is right
the pas should be always given to matrimonial dignity
The lady of the house is the last TO enter the dning
room This is rather more questionable. People who
are engaged. walk in together This is well enough,
and can do no harm. Ladies do not dine with gloves
on the time has been that they did and moi
asked to take wine by genllemen-I Not very long ago
was etiquette to ask lady 10 take wine but the pro
gress Of temperance principles has changed, or will
change that There must be a sallcear To every two
persons one for every four will answer every pur
pose unless salt used Wand instead Of condi-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-20
MONTGOMERY ACADEMY.

yINIS Institution, which is under the and patronage
L of the PRt:sBYTERY MONTGOMERY, will be opened on
the first Monday in February, 1850
The Board Of Trustees take pleasure in announcing that
Mr. VIM. G. Hagan, late of AppomatoX county, who was
unanimously elected mccng has the
daions only from the Professors of Washington Col
lece but from those who have had under his This
Academy is located IN the vicinity OF Chrstiansbufg
The building large and commodious, and will be fur
nshed with valuable Library, and Philosophical Appaa-
tus. Boarding including wood lights, washing, Sc, can
be had in respect able families town, the country at
bout Sc per month There will be two sessions of five
mont his each.
The arcFor the primary Of study including
Onhography; Webster's small Dictionary,
Reading; Mctuie's Readers,
Writing and Composition,
Arithmetic; Rays part Sd, for beginners part ID,
Geography; Mitchers School Geography with Atlas,
last edition,
English Grammar Billions Dpcr sessionoi5 months
81 80
HIGHER COURSE.
The above, or either, with
Latin; Billions Grammar and Bulion's Latin Reader,
Greek; Bullion's Grammar and Builion's Greek,
Mathematics; Davies course,
Chemistry; Diapers,
Natural Philosophy *
Moral Wayland's Elements of Moral Sci
cnce,
Political Economy by Wayland.
Rhetoric, Blair, University edition0
Astronomy,
Geology
Mental Philosophy,
Logic-pcr session of months, Si2 so
NICHOLAS CHEyALIER,
JOHN CRAIG,
r. d. MONTAGUE,
Committee n behalf of the Trustees.