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(ObERT y. WALKER Will practice ,.w In the ss
eme United States. In acv ,e,,es
Hsks proper say send claims Conses
any Of the depamen win devote his attention
eases intrnsted 70 him IN the Supreme Court
ono. on Pennsylvania The Seven Building, wh
ZION, ID. G.. ff Mar so
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NOICE-he CO partnership heretofore existing JOHN
~ T. ADDISON and BEVERLY TUCKER has been Dissolved
ssvtsLy TucKHr win intend promptly 10 all business
'eore Cmre. and the departments n heretofore.
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EoH sslc-s besutfrul yacht OF about ten toms bur-
almost The boat s In fine order having sails,
~ anchor and chain, and fully equipped
INQUIRE Of o. n. MeDuel, at the Union once.
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Chrissspher orsmmsr,
Affapsv and Copnsslor at Lao,
HAVING side Of Pennsylvania Avense, be
~ and On he will continue practise law In The
Car before the De-
rm>n me Board q of Mexican claims
Aug i2-eod2m rt
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J. w. MAURY = CO., MAnsAeERs,
k#eE a1H 04O,0O0s s ~
tia $4,000 t..... eIo,O0Ot
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit Of MonongaIia Academy, a.
Class No. 3, for 1900 hEh ea1
To be drawn Alexandria, Va Saturday the sub Of January
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AMERICAN PHOrOGR APHIC GALLERY

IrIFrH DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from the sub
scrber, living Nottingham Prince county boys
BEN and PERRY Ben is bright a under the
leu eye, caused BY powder long blue
pair Of pantaoons lie "a Is old Perry
antaoons and old mock and s 81 years
viii my dollars
brought home secured In jail that again.
Dec. 1l-dlw JOHN 4. SKINNER
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-14

Mr.. CLAY. This distinguished gentleman
reached New York, from Newport, on the morning
of the 4th, and started the same afternoon for Al
bany, stopping at Undertook, on a visit to eI-
President Van Buren,, A letter to the New York
Courier and Enquirer, from Newport, states that a
colored servant of Mr.. Clay, named Levi, had been
induced by intoxcation, and the payment of $500,
made to him by " some abotionists, - to leave his
master and go to Boston 1t is stated that on ar
irving there he required to ship as a sailor at
$40 month, and out of his wages to refund the
$500 which. they had advanced. To this he de-
INJURED, and at their request paid back the money
and returned to Newport. The Newport News
alludes to the occurrence, and promises an expose
of the affair. While at New York MIR. Clay took
refuge from the intrusion of his too eager friends
in private house, and could not be found, TO be
bored with their attentions.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-14

A SLAVE ABDUCToR COMMrrTED.-The Mar
tinsbuTg (Va.) Gazette gives the following paEticu-
lars of the recent slave abduction case and arrest
in that vicinity: A man by the name of James
Blackwell, formerly of Frederick county, Nd, and
more recently Of Warren county, Va, was commit
ted to Jail in our county, on Wednesday last,
charged with assisting two slaves, the property Of
Mr.. Boyd, Of Warren, 70 make their escape 10
Pennsylvania. He says he was persuaded BY the
slaves to 60 with them 20 show them the way, 9qt
had no agency in inducing them to run away. ne
told the feEryman of the Potomac river that the
negroes We're free, had their free papers, and he
had come along with them 70 protect them ana see
them safe over the river. One Of the slaves mas
been returned 70 bis master; the 9lhef sueeesoeo
| oyertaken. and viii Be returned. The affair will
L undergo legal investigation.
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FLORIDA AFFAIRs.-We learn by the way Of
Savannah that the general depot of provisions,
etc, in Florida for the troops will be at Palatka,
and Gen. Twiggs has ordered Maj. Myers, A. Q, NJ,
to remove from st. Augustine to that place. Com
pany L, ID Artillery will be stationed for the pre-
sent at New Smyrna Company X, Mai. Ripley,
and Company M, Maj Rowland, will be stationed
at Indian River; Company F, Lieut. Robinson,
will be stationed at Miami, (Key Biscayne.) No
troops are left at st. Augustine. On the goth, a
white flag, with the symbols of Bow Legs, the
head chief of the Indians, was found attached to
dwelling house at Sara Sofa. Maj Morris, Indian
Agent, considered this an offer to treat and on that
faith sent in Capt Casey to find, Bow Legs, and
countermanded the order for the troops to advance
The opinion in Florida is that the flag was per-
sonal assurance of security to the occupant of the
house, who had lived on very friendly terms with
the Indians 1t is reported that Gen. Twiggs has
applied to the War Department to be permitted to
use the volunteers.
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The QUAKER DEPUTATION TO THE QUEEN
A deputatiOn of the Society of Friends presented
an address to Queen Victoria on her recent visit to
Dublin. As they were about to be presented, an
officer of the royal household informed them that
they could not be permitted to enter the presence
of Her Majesty unless they removed their hats
The broad brms refused to lower their top-pieoes,
but submitted TO have them taken of by the Off
cial. This done, the Quakevs entered and read
their address cODgratulatOry 70 the Queen
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-14

GEN. TAYLOR AND THE SLAVE QUESTION:
When Gen. Taylor was at Mercer (Pa.) he was
waited upon by delegation from Warren, Trum-
bull county, Ohio. The subject of Mr.. Giddings's
accusation, that the President had interfered In
favor of the Walker amendment at the last session
of Congress, was brought up in conversation. The
editor of the Trumbull County Wing thus repre-
sents Gen. Taylors language on that topic, and on
the Territorial question =" The General said he
had been entirely misrepTesenied by Mr.. Giddings
in this particular-that the first intimatiOn he had
of influencing members of Congress was conveyed
to him in the published charge of Mr.. Giddngs.
He had never sent for single member of Congress
for the purpose of conversing with them on this
topic, and out of the large number who called upon
him after his arrival in Washington, the California
question was mentioned but rarely, and then only
as the conversation happened to take that turn,
He owned to being anxious that California should
have some Government besides the bowie knife
and pistol, but said he had never expressed prefer
ence for the amendment Of Mr.. Walker over thai
of any other. He remarked, in this connection
that the people of The North need haze no apprehen
sion Of The further extension Of SLqOery- that the
necessity of third party organization, on thi.
score, would soon be obviated; with other obser
vations too significant to be misunderstood"
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THE SPANISH Policy IN CUBA.-The Wash
ington Inteligencsr referring TO the rule adopted
by the Spanish Government of Cuba, to refuse TO
permit any foreign government to send any agent
of diplomatic character to Cuba, says, if perse
vered in, might at some day cause them the loss of
their island 1t cites the recent difficulty with the
French Consul, whom the jealous court of Ma
drid reluctantly allowed to go there in that capa-
city, growing out of the attempted enforcement
upon Frenchmen of an old Spanish law, compel
ling foreigners to swear allegiance after five years
residence The French Consul, Mr. Davids, it
will be recoected, finally struck his flag and went
home. We have not yet heard the dtnOuement OF
this controversy; but it is believed the French
Government has approved his conduct.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-14

FACTORY GIRLS ON A STRIKE.-Our citizens
will sYmpathize with the spirit Of the resolutions
adopted by the factory girls of the Ogden Mills, in
Cohoes. They struck for wages, believing that
their stomachs required more nOurishment than an
onion for breakfast, couple OF hard doughnuts
dissolved in bean soup for dinner, and bread manu-
featured from ground eorn-cobs, with half cup of
weak tea for supper. The agent intends to adver-
se for weaver to take the place of the poor broken
spirited girls who cannot live on starvation wages.
In one mill they are cut down from 20 cents TO IL
cents and it is weaver of surprising quickness
that averages "a cuts per week, in summer time,
working twelve hours per day. In winter they
earn perhaps 81 80 per week over the cheapest
board and often they ara unable, in consequence of
sickness, to earn half that sum.-Albang Knicker-
becker
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-14

GEN. TAYLoR's LATE INDIsPosITGoN-Th The
New York Courier and Enquirer contains the fol-
lowing account of the late illness of the President,
from which he has happily recovered We OBJ
serve that he is considered to be perfectly restored
to health, although yet feeble since his arrival at
Washington
=" We infer from our private letters that General
Taylor has been very dangerously sick, and that
the greatest care will be essential to his restoration
On Sunday and Monday of last week, it was a long
time before the vomiting and purgng could be ar
rested, and for a while the disease seemed uncon-
trollable. 1t has left him very weak"
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NEW ORLE ANS.
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER a, 1910.

MILITARY AID FOR New MExIco.-The New
Mexieans residing at Santa Fe have sent a memo
rial to the Secretary Of War, asking that Col Bea
shall be appointed to occupy the important and re-
sponsible position of Commander of the Military
Department of Santa Fe. They say they are now
in actual war with four of the most numerous and
powerful tribes Of Indians on the Continent, all
living in close proximity to this territory, and all
making daily incursions into the settlements
Their only refuge is in the military authority
their only protection in the military arm. On that
they rely for the restraining Of lawless outrage
within and savage bafbarity without. Col Beall
is said to possess the necessary experience and
knowledge for this crisis.
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HUNGARIAN SYMPATHY IN CANADA.-The Mon
treal Courier, in noticing the meeting held in New
York to express sympathy with the Hungarians,
expresses the earnest hope that something ssctuaI
will be done in their behalf by the nations that are
interested in their success Upon this point it saws:
What we should like to see would be a treaty.
between England, the United States, Holland and
France-the great maritime powers-and let them
send powerful fleet to the Black Sea and Baltic,
and quietly tell Russia that, until she withdrew her
armies from Hungary, she shall neither import nor
export one ounce Of any commodity, and that all
her ships that are seized shall be conscated for the
benefit of the HungaFians. Twenty sail of the
line, forty frgates and few steamers in each sea
for few months, would soon teach the Russians
that there is power existing upon earth which her
millions of savage troops cannot reach. As TO the
Russian navy, if it ventured to come out Of port,
it would be hammered to pieces in foFtnight fell
lows that mount the rigging TO reef topsais in shakos
and panaloons with braces and straps, cannot fight
the Anglo SaxOns or the Dutch at sea. Another
fleet sent to lay hold of Faume Cattaro, or Spala-
Jro, with few, say ten thousand troops on boar,
would open to the HuDgarians a way to the sea for
the receipt of stores, money and volunteers, from
those nations that choose 10 assist them.''
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GRo,o]El!lRE,IEES, HTO.

-
WlLLlAM L. CUSHING, Commission Merchant,
w No 20 GRAvIRR street, oilers for sale
REFINED 5UGARS-Leaf, Powdered and Crushed of
WoOseys Stewards Coverings and Orleans ReineTies
CH0COLATE-lsO boxes Of Sweet Chocolates also Ba
PICKLES. PRESERVES etc.-1OO boxes gallons halves
aud quarts Pickles. Tomato, Walnut and Mushroom
ketchup; Pepper Sauce; Assorted Preserves and lees
WHALE, SOLAR and Ell EPHANT OlLS-In barrels,
49, pure and blesched.
SWEET OII-1OO baskets, pints and quarts.
ny IIIzR-St; LOuis and Cincinnati packing
G1AhfAGN E-Ot various qualities ,
AObACCO-ll0 boxes Myerss SUPERIOR and other brands
,,,cy various qualities
ClGARS-l000 600 Common Cigars
LAMBERT'S PRESERVES-30 boxes Lamberts Nicks-
5rr pug W. reaches preserved, in superior order.
u y IA 4 S0B RI aSSDH6l0 hslGpipes,
I: II, GQDDARD BRANDY-6 halfppes.
MADE4RA WlNE-40 quarter casks, various Qualities
E0lH I, " cNLE-7;25 qqaIteF.Casks pure juice.
GIN, BRANDY, RUM, ete-Ai kinds OF common and
Rum; Jamaica Rum; Irish Scotch and Old Whistles;
Aniselte; CuTacOa Gugnolet; Absynh; Cordials and
Liquors Of al kinds. $3.50
| FOR CALIF0RNl Automatically sealed Lobsters and
Salmon, in and ID cans
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 Gfonsteds Louisville Ky in
ID, half and quarter cans. - :
| CRANBERRlEs-50pa packages, halves and quarters.
| TEAS-Imperial, Gunpowder Hyson etc. In hslfchests
| 6and IL ID boxes and canlsteTs.
soAP-Csstile. Boston and Cincinnati.
White Beans Punes, Dates Currsnts. sheled Almonds
mackere and Salmon in kits and hakitts Cast Ground
Spices of all kinds CuTre Powder Pepper Aspee Cloves
StoughtOn BteF Painted Tubs, UnderwOOds and George
Nlier's Lemon Symps, Table salt lauon MacaTOni, Ker
| ton Irvine Washhoards, Nest Boxes and Buckets, Ale
Porter and Brown Stout Cuba Cigars, Playing Cards Nut
megs, Sage, Indigo LozengeS, barrel Covers, Malaga
Wine, CorEs, Backing, Small BIeoms, etc. etc.
NJ b. Orders from the country for goods not in my line
> cash, aust
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iliil.sI oI Lhe Masonic osdef and was put upon
his trial By the Nights' =. in his civ. THAT
Dooy9 aiter a thorough Investigation, honorably
acquired MN OF every charge made against him,
expressing the opinion, however, At the same time
that he had acted imprudently.
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PorATo Ror.-The potato rot has appeared in
Rhode island, and some farmers win lose half
their crops,
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HOLMES 8 CO.,

Soda and Mineral Water Manufacturers.
N RESPECTFULLY inform the public and their former
~ customers, that they have reWoBsdtO 129 GBHHIER
Ctresf e0er f Cnr0Rdset-Where they prepared to
iIorders fof WATER for thesupply Of Steam.
boats HOTELS Bars and Private Families OF Tor xpo9pon
N B.-A Liberal Discount allowed to GToees and Com
mission Merchants. -, -, i. ,
EY- ODA WATER and M AD !uin55ned IN
ApDRTatUI Rpb On
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TERMS OF THE CREsCEFT
0AlLY-Fteen CfnttG WAX payable tothecarrier weekly
or, Eight DolaTs per yeahali yearly and quarterly ia
ratesin advance. Sin gle copies, Ftus Cenf
The Office will receipt for all subscriptions exceeding M ,ei
THE WElILY CRESCENT will be urnsheat
RtTHAEE DOLLARS per year; Cuba or mora a.
reced the Pooiee, at Two Dollars and Fifty Gems
year EACH Postpasers and ohers who
send orders paid for copies viii receive copy addition
for their compensation. Payable in al sDae
packages wrappers can be had athe Office
location. No. 9s 81. Charles street.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Agafetvpe
8 Tor the first narton and 50 eeS for every sbsequeni
lerton. Those Of length proportion ha
second page Of zen heE Pearl tyne 81 each insertion
week. week. ormonthy
charged 81 square every bera
discount made to those who advertise By the year
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.
All New MatoTiaIs Of the hates, style


EB Fheproprstor Daily Crfscslt'' would
inform then friends and the public that they added
JOB OFFICE 10 ACKNOWLEDGMENT prepared
cute all kinds Of printing the most fGyoTGbif
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS; CIRCULARS LAWYERS
CARDS; POSTERS STEAMBOAT BILLS, &C., &C.,
every style.
All their mGterasType, Presses entirely new and
the which will enable them
work be surpassed this The Presses are
from foundry hessrs R. Hoe Co.. NewY whichis sure
guaranty Of their ezceencehs type from the we'll
dries Of MeHrs George Bruce g. Co. and John T. White
been selected with great to adapt TO the business wants
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DENTISTRY. &c.

DENTAL NOTICE
WEST, Practical Dentist, IL IL Sk OnaElss sIEeel'
- near Lafayette Square, thankful ioi $500
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed 9 -
upon him, would solicit continuance ofGI FYYYD
the same After practice OF twelve years L4-t7J,
both in Europe aud the United States and having awaited
himself Of all the late improvements he iee confident tnst
ne will give satisfaction to those who may favor MIN WIN
j. w would call particular attsntion 70 his improved
method Of inserting Teeth Gold Plate Persons requiring
such would DO well 10 call and examine specimens All h9
ODeraons will be warranted the best of workmanship and
material and 70 give satisfaction 70 those VINO may psiIon
Professor Stone, ~ BenbE9ok, moIpby & N sII
PfoisssSi D@fitfy' s}Gfges s Wight, etc, etc.,
az Dentss supPhsa VIZ" I5 COG OH Fse Ie ns he
corner OF Roydras. Iyg1
DE. MENsIgG, Dental Surgeon,
III tour in tie North and East is prepared
e P eTi9In az 9peIatfons appertainlag 20 ne
TEETH and has become ACQUAINTED ylthS IYTYfY
College Of Dental Surgeons Of BameIe, Nd Hi. p1eee
Tor operations are in proportion to suit the tmes elou
ToOTH-ACHH CURED
IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, by DR.. AENSlS9's
TQ9TH7r84,GTHE3 AZ! EALX5R q no charge ~ Office
ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
ma H. MEY Err, No. 100 .C4MP street. Watch, -
tSs F3N 19 a sfsTI Il and NAFCHEs
All Jawelry articles SPARED ct moderate prices. mlo
FINE WATCHES JEWELLERY, Etc,
u A. TYLER, 80 CAMP St. has constantly on hand,
Lever q Bape. I s9d Uyin SE
s s sHd Ds Gua a9AI CHA APf SRA US
and b IN eTs i5. T B,sa5, s R1dd rSg,
Necklaces Rings silveTware Spoons and Forks Ladies
Caston Cups, Pitchers Trays Plated CssioEs TssSetts
nameoas @ menca AsosPECTA with Gold
knid-Eye Protectors ETC., etc., constantly hand, and
lifted to suit the eye a. snort notice. nlp
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THE DAILY CRESCENT.

sUBLIsHED EVERY DAT-sUEDkYs ExcEPTED-
By A.. Il. HAYES co,
Ofice-- No. 90 st. Charles Street.
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81 For Clerk-WILLIAMP P. BEDLOOK, Clerk of
Third New Orleans candidate
len Election November S. 1919. ApH
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GENTEEL FURNISHED ROOMS
GAN be obtained at No. 90 CUSTOMHO USE
~ STR EFT with Shower and other Baths II a.
doors from the Post-oioea very pleasant part Of the ID
city....N B. References given and required. iY9 Ia
FOR RENT,
SEVERAL DWELLING HOUSES and LOTS, -
% Watcher Street, up stairs. p jy9 AaA
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LEWIS AND HILL,
y. " ~ . NJ y y !. 2 Y 2 2 "

TWILL practice 10 the Supreme and District Courts o.
w the State and will attend the purchase and sale
Of Lands and the location of Certificates in any part Of
the State jy12 1y
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~ For Oonstable.-E. BELLEAU Constable If
the Second Justice the Parish Oh Orleans T
didate for reelection rnvd
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, ETC
" A. TYLER, 80 CANT street. has now hand and
H. will be constantly receiving Fine Watches of -
every kind, of the best manufacture in Gold and t4aA
Silver Cases Guard and Vest Chains Seals and ~ "a
Keys; Pens and Pencils; God Thmbes, Brooches, aAA
Bracelets Finger Rings, Ear Rings and Necklaces of all
the fashionable patterns; Silver Spoons, Forks, Ladies,
Cnps, Ma kin Rings, etc SILVER plated Casters Candle
Sticks Trays Utns Beautiful Mqnte Clocks and Vases
Rich Fans, Combs Work and Dressing Boxes, Jewel do
together with great variety Of FANCY GOODS, PER-
FTJMERY Ell 81 I'm
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icy For Constable. - Eds. Crescent: Please an
RICHARD KEENAN, Candidate Constable of m
Justices Court ensuing election He viii he supno
BY the advocates Of [splSl ROTATION IN OFEGfSE
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. ~ For Oonstsble--Seeond Distriet.---JNO. D. C.
U1Rk Candidate Tor the Office
tEict, and will be surp0Hed ISL BY TIE PEOPLE.
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ENROM the lot Of October next-The Seconds Third "a
u and Fourth Floors of No "a Camp street. The t4Hl
House, having parOnsin it, also the Third Floor
isis CHAs. sTOUGHToN, 81 Camp st.
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FyHE UndeTsigne ed is constantly manufacturing and ha
tOTsae very superior article of VINEGAR R{EE5l
which he will guaTPniee to improve by age, and a-f7
will deliver it, free of charges, in any part OF
the city or Lafayette at the following reduced q
lIOes to little times viz Butts so gallons % So Bare
30 gsious, "a Barrs5 40 gallons, cents gallon hbs
raL discount made 10 Wholesale customer. ,
EH A line lTOpped in the POstOtloe will be punotasn
attended to. laps I'll JOHN u. WEBB,
Corner Common and MgTEa nDnnsifa Charity HOsDita
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second District Courts
mind Distrlct Conrt.

EY Thomas @. Poole the present Clerk of the Second
District Court Candidate for reelection, the Election
Sth Of November next, and will be supported by the
apS VOTERS OF TIE PARIsH OF ORLEANs.
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,,,p PLANO FoRTHs AND iMsIgJsIC =, &C.,,

THE subscriber has constantly on baud good assort.
I ment of II aNO F0RTES, from the lsS-I.rrv
best manulsotories 10 tine United Staes
Der bRhNs GlE Vf6IN 81 et ahs ETC. sdHfEET1 II
MUSIC and INSTRUCTION BOOKS for al insruments
constantly received soon published. He would
speotuly inform his friends the friends of Mr. Chas Horst
and the public that he has made aErangements with MI
Charles Horst take charge of the Musical Department Of
his store and both solicit continuance of the mGny taVorl
d I'm -''''' '''''' Z. a. TYLER, 80 Camp st.
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For Constahlea.

EI- For Constable e. Msssrs Editors Please an.
f. THOMAS Candidate Constable Of ne Second
Juatice Court, the election take place November
next RpS THE PEOPLE.
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~ For Olerk-Eds. Crescent: You will please saw
that THEO LEWlS Candidate for the office CLERK Of me
First District Court at the election the sh OF November 1880
VI
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TIVE subscriber has opened a LUMBER YARD at the
Il corner Of Magazine aud GirOd streets for YazOO Cy.
press Lumber and ytes Builders and others to give him
call He is connected with large Saw Milling Establish
ment at Yazoo City and will take orders and fill them at
short time and for moderate prices. lie will be receiving
shipments of Lumber monthly, if not ottener, and viii
make suitable deduction in price for Lumber delivered
the Levee. He wis 10 rent Lessee suitable lot for
Yard on Tohouptoues, Magazine, Camp, Pytana or St
Charles ss Sc I'm J. II. RICHARDS.
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First District Court:

~ For cqAstable.--Pease announce in your journal
WIN. SHEARER candidate for Constable the Thiri D
trct Parish Of Orleans. laps tel MANY FRIENDS,