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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-09

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Cleared Yesterday:
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sPp yisp aa~S sS A"aro New York Fe;5ef Ss
Ship Monsoon l.oring, Boston. IT, w. Hynson
Ship Caledonia Br' Mills LiverDGfG d,hon Rank, ca
Ship Edinburgh, (Br) Taylor LverpoOl,,
Ship Magnificent. tBt) Russell, Liverpool,
Bark Nancy w. Stevens, stetson, New York, g. p.,
B BGs A,fsR s G;: ssw 3dR Hsd s.ss
Bark Antenor tsp3 Perez Havana and Csdz ..Ds 70
Brig Rowland, Watts, New York TSby t B"gsI,
Bs s snove1 Nsw C
Brig Nautilus, Labecj steffsn, Bop1eauH,
schr Sarah Elizabeth Webb Pensacola, j. G: TWie6ei
sch Psnsa Ro Rnn sazo o wkha an
Sloop Cutter. Kornbeck, Mobile Master
Arrived Yesterday:
Steanship Galveston, Crane fom Galveston 9th inst to
Ship Hnpbema. Fensiey, day from Mobile, to Gamer
Ship Ago Sdf3 Mills, from Liverpool Dec 18th,
Bark Alabama, Wall. from Boston, 18th ut, to master
Bark Bachelor, Page, IA days from Norfolk. to Massi &
Bark Kingston Stevens. from Antwerp. Dec 18th and
Fn,hg R T. maseS SlT my from Mobile to Ham
Bark Anna Mafsaiths tan hale so days from Rio de
Brig a a1 e. W % So om Kingston Ja 18th
ult, TO master-2d my
Schr Planter Lawless days from Grand Gallon, to mas
STEAMBOATS,
Oregon. Hiern, fin Mobile.
GRAY Eagle Musgah fun st Martnsvie.
Ben Adams Hunt, I'm Wyatt, Mss-1l63 bales cotton
Bevide Lodowlck, fm Ca olna LandIng-l3ll b. cot.
Rertrand Castillo FIN st Martinsvle-l38 bales cotton
Gipsy IRE, I'm Baton Rouge-72 bales cotton
Jenny Lind, Haygood I'm Opelousas-7Oo bales cotton.
Warrior Dustin fin Camden-95 bales cotton.
Jas Dick, Belsnyder I'm Nashvile-563 bales cotton.
America johnson, fm Nashye-744 bales cotton.
Andrew Fulton, Fulton, fn 81. Louis.
Mohawk, Lans horne, fm Louisville.
Belle Key Key, I'm Louisville.
Dadem, Getty. FIN Cincinnati.
Savanna, Fulton, tm Cincinnati.
Towboat Tennesseean, Thompson I'm the Passes.
Towboat Persian. Andrews. from the Passes.
Towboat Pat. Henry. Miller. I'm the Passes
BELow-CoMINs
Ships Gov. Davis, Minnesota Kentucky and Chancellor
baks Manderin and MedOna ship unknown
Memoranda:
Towboat Persian towed down and the 9th inst,
ship Jas Pennell bark Cyane, schrs William Thompson
and Uncle Bill.
Towboat Tennesseean lowed down and to the 9th
inst ship ST. John bark Obern brig Uncas Dssdemona
Spoken
On the 9th ult off st. Domingo, Br. ship Mary Caroline
AZ days from Liverpool, bound to Mobile.
Passengers:
Steamship Galveston from Gslvsston-My Ann Chase,
Mn. Atwood Mr.. Hughes and daughter; Capt; Carr and
.erv't Messrs Bates. B E Edwards. w. H. Cnchton At
wood Moore, l.. Dobbn, G. w. Mooreman, VIM. Holmes,
CS.C Cole, &C. Sampson La Cobb. e Martin Jas Smith
j. o. Randall West, J, 8, Turner, Howell, and Washing
TOM on deck
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LARCENY.-Ellen Flemmng, charged with ealing the
sum of s95 from Mrs. Ellen Coleman, yesterday sent
before the First District Court by Recorder Baldwin.
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ST. CHARLES ATRE.
oar. Ludlow e. SMITH

Las, night but of the HERON FAMILY
THIS EVENING Friday February g. ls49fhe performances
i will commence BORN TO GOOD LUCK-Paddy Oral
fry with Widow Machree') Miss He Nina
Ms. Fanny. which MUSICAL OLlO, by the Heron
Family. To be followed by THE YOUNG WIDOW. Man
Splash, Little Agnes; Aurea Miss Fanny
To conclude MAKE YOUR WlLLs-Jo Brsg, Mr. Fuller
II Doors open hafpsst g. and Curtain rises at O'Clock
~ places may be had application to Mr. j. r.
rally hetyean Of 10 and O'CLOCK day. ly9
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Steamship Galveston from Gavsston-Mg, Ann Chase,
Mn Awood M Hqfhe' s9d dsusHs CAPT ch Gs .nd
wood; Moore; L Dobbin e w MoOremsn: VIM T.: Hemes'
J. s McGrate John Smith, Iohn Smith. yr, j. B: Miller,
J. o. Randall, West, j. g. Turner Howell. and Washing
tons on deck
Snip Args from Livsrpool-350 in the steerage
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121 GRAP1ER Street. betUeen st. Charles and Cdron.
diet StreetsOne door from the Of Carondetet ST.
MRS WILSON, (late of n Bienvile street,) r-spect-
~ fully informs her friends and the public gen'ray. -
pied by her during the last year. She has had erEGA
HOUSE thoroughly retted and prepared for the accommo
dalton of gentlemen exclusively Grateful for past patton
age she hopes by dgent attention to the comfort and
venence OF her patrons and continuance of
the same. Her terms will be- heretofore MODERATE.
no d&yU
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o. city dispatch post has been organized in
ALBANY
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Gs- Mr.. Frederick Frink, a very clever artist, Of
Albany, died recently al Little Falls.
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CARRIAGES .-CARRIAGES

RlAGES!-CARRIAIES! -
AT EASTERN PRICES. al the Comms.on CAR
81. CHaRL ES street, opposite the Com q b
mercial Excbange..On hand and con.tant E6S8
AGES Of the latest styss direct from ths manSfacioes
GEES &c Sc for style finish and price equal to any in
market Customers invited call and for themselves
Dc 6m H. 8. SMITH, 66 St. Charles ct.
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Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes, &c.


BY R. ARMFIELD Auctioneer.
WILL be sold Daily, JASPER f. SMITH No.
w Canal street, Camp and Magazine
general DRY GOODS, part
DOMESTIC CALICOES, CLOTHS, CASSiMERES, KERSEYS,
etc., IA lsO--.-
HATS, Boots Shoes HARDWARE Cutlery and large variety
of FANCY GOODS all OF which will be suitable for Country
Trade. Terms, cash.
n Liberal Cash made consgnmentS Dry
Goods Hardware, Cutlery, Gold and Silver Watches ewelry, and
Merchandise penerally, O
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- FOR Q GlFORNlA.
SMITH q BROTHER, Sc Common st.
lave FOR SALE-SADDLES sui able for those
ing to California. cheap and good TA
BRIDES Bits. Siirups Saddle Bags and n
Saddle WALLETS. etc etc t@k&
INDIA RUBBER GOODS of every kind and
description among them may be found Caps, Goats Capes,
Leggings WATERPROOF Blankets Air Pillows, Air Beds,
Tarpauiins Tents, lothing Bags etc, etc:
s,,aet e " WIS - fy7
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Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats, etc. etc
New Orleans Bazaar and Auction Mart
Corner OF PERDID o and CARONDELET SITS.
Positive Cash Sale Con account of departure) O.
Improved Property in Liberty street, near
the New Basin.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN q co.

j. A. BEARD, Auctioueer
cATURDAY, February TO- al i2 ocockWIl be
- on at the following Property
account oil the leaving for California; viz
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROU D. in the square bounded
by Benton, Liberty Erao and ITALIA with al improve
thereon consisting Of Fame Dwellings
Each lot 80 feet front Liberty depth
l25 feet, between parallel lines
Ternls-The purchaser payment SS1
May T. 1917, and made payable "a after
balance cash.
before J. R. Beard, Notary Public expense
the hasers.
The completed ritl four days, the eapss
country n the fifteenth instant.
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TINE SUBSCRIBER having closed his connection with Mr.
L LEWIS FLORANCE, will hereafter carry on the Auction
Business that from his long
Auconeer, his welknown capacity that
he will receive a portion of the public patronage.
FL. R. WOOD.
Resrences-Maunsel White Co., Wm Laughln Co., Jacob
BerEer
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NJ ORLEANS BAZAAR and AUCTION MART,
Corner of PERDIpo and CARoNDELET streets.
~ The subscriber would inform his eN=iSE.lz
EASFN friends and the pnbic that he has SN TIsSkfA
III taken Auction License, ASTffT7TTJ
and will hold regular sales OF CARRIAGES,
HORSES HARNESS, ETC., advertisements the Eastern
plan Carriages Harness. etc., sold this tab hmen will be
guaranteed equal market AMI all Horses sold guaranteed as
purchase IS hours, that the
the Horse represented the
He hopes by pursuing this and by strict atten
business, merit a liberal share OF patronage.
II. +. SMITH, Auctoneer.
N B. Outdoor sales all descriptions property attended
liberal
~ Carriages Merchandise taken Jazz I'm
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SHIPS-SHIPS.

eeY~ To sail WITH IMMEDIATE DISPATCH.
TOR NEW YORK.-The A new and splendid ship
Il EUPHEMIA, Captain John Yensey having Il.
For freight of 800 bids Sugar 500 bales Cotton. za
apply to +. CAMERDEN, pa Gravier street, Or
DEWEY & 60, 81 Gravier street.
f1 For PASSAGE. having superb Accommodations apply
to he captain on board First Municipality f9
~ To leare THURSDAY. 18th inst. at s A. M
LNOR TAGORDA AND CORPUS CHRISTI
L RAYS.-Tbe regular packet steamship <exEss
FANNY, ii. e. Scott MASTER will leave as & ftffA
above. For fIeight passage, apply TO sEzsaSA
KIDDER, DESHON l. CO, 50 Tchoupitoulas st.
J. Ii BLOOD Il CO., 80 Common street.
-t$ Arrangements have been made with the steamer
Kate Ward meet the Fanny at Sauria by which
veyance passengers and freight will be forwarded to Mata
goda CITY II
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ST. AV f. ID E POT.
prTnnv

IF" Slave Yard and Boarding House, 15o Gravier
street. second door from Carondelet.
HOUSE SERVANTS and FIELD HANDS for sale
on favorable terms The building large three story brick
attention will be paid the health and cleanliness Of ali
slaves n laced In this Yapd nd
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NEW JOB TYPE AT HALF PRICE!!!
A SMALL ASSORTMENT OF JOB TYPE, con.
n ssting of twelve Or fifteen welseleced founs. ncud-
ing Paragon. Great Primer and English with l6 Cases
Upper, Lower and Job do. etc 1t is well adapted
Country Printing Office, and will be disposed of for 500
CASH. Address " Ca l0rnia at this office fy5
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VINEGA ar ESTABLISHMENT

VINEG Ar ESTABLISHMENT.
TIVE Undesgnels constantly manufacturing and has
i for salea very peror article OF vi EGAR, RH
which he will guar ntee to improve by age, and IL
will leivsr it, free of charges, in any part OF {6&
the city Laiaye tie. at the following reduced g.
prices to suit tie times viz: Butts 80 gallons ~ Barrels
gaoua 90 Is Barrels 40 gallons cents gallon. libe-
raj discount made ID wholesale customers.
CT A line Ironped in the Postofice Will be Dgnctaay
attended TO- (apz9 til JOHN HI. WEBB.
Conner Common and MaEau ss opposite Charity Hospital
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FOR CALIFORNIA

rVtHE undersigned having removed from his old stand ON
Poeyfae street, to the of Baronne and Girod
continues the manufacturing the best and cheapest
known as C0LEMAN,S IMPROVED PATENT POR-
TABLE UNDuLATORY MILL; Painters and Others
ted call and examine for themselves especially those going
to California The Mill being very compact occupies
but little space and is adapted steam, water horse
power, fy6tf w. p COLEMAN
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GRAND TEMPERANCE BALL.

&MSWH<A GRAND TEMPERANCE BABL will be NJ7s
SkHA given Washington Division No. s. OF T. M NSxs
HAkSr on THURSDAY EVENING February "a SISIxzsSEx,
2NHzeE lSi9, the apollo Saloon, Of Cnron R
deet and Members the Order Of the
s. T. Temp Honor, Louisiana Council No. T. A. aud s.
Templars L o. OF R. requested their appro
pirate Regslia and Sashes
ar Tickets Of admission, 49,
NAGERS.
r l.. Bruce, W. Woodward, j. T. Firth,
w. II, 4, ndsau, A. Bruin A. r Clark
W. A. Arms, A. Aieniaher, M McMIen,
T. b Heart, w. o. DIbol, A. T. SHAW,
j. B. Reid, T. r. Pesrce . j. McGo"an,
L. A. Hall. W. w. McGaiity, Floor Manager fys wv
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K w. HALE @.
NEW ORLEANS CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE,
No. 118 and 120 GRlILER STREET
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS of
~ every de. cripton always on hand, for c6H1
sae low for cash approved paper Also EX4&
Springs, Axles, Lamps Bands, Cloths, N-2-
fy7 6md&W Nv. HALE Il LUM.
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MARBLE-DUST AND FlRE.CLAY,
I'M BBLS, Marble Dust and Fire Clay for sale by
lOO JOHN STROUD & CO..
jaI LAG Common st.
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CARRIAGE MANUFACToRY.

NHE Patonage that has been extended to be-
L rally the last seven years while on Com 41X.
mon street has induced us the last summer AS6
to erect large building expressly for manu-
featuring and repairing CARRIAGES. xR-~-N-
We have now of the largest Shops in the Southern
and the best of materials to opd style Of arrage 10
order and guaranty them years. if used in country
We also better prepared than before. for REPAIR
ING CARR AGES, and can restore them almost to their
out and useless We viii pay feigh on Carriages
repar We will ao keep on hand an assortment Of NEW
low. Old Carriages taken in trade for New We in.
ve the attention of those wanting NEW CAR AGES.
or Their old repaired to call Mandatory and
Repository and Judge for themselves at the Corner of
(1R.HpIER and C.dRONDELET Streets, next door to
the fiji Of the Commercial Water Works. rear Of the st.
Charles Hotel, New Orleans.
d5 6m MATTHEWS e. DENMAN
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NEW YORK sADDhERY WAREHOUSE.

NEW YORK SADDLEKY WAREHOUSE,
sIGSqE THE BLAGK H9RsE HEAD Canal Camp st.
A NDREW G. BULL CO., Wholesale and TS-1A
N Retail Dealers in Saddles Brides MARTA. ESM
ssaies Trunks Whi sSsi H3%gssi n Skning sad
Furnitu of desert ton having full assortment OF
all articles their line from their mandatory enabled
inducement to call on them, at IS Canal street.
dH 2m ANDREW q RTTT.J. m
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fY To SAL SATURDAY. 10th inst
NOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mi LINE
T. The fine, sailing packet ship ALLEGHAr
NY, Capt. Shankiand having the greater part of eH1
her cargo gagged, will leave as above For freight A1s
of $50 bales of cotton, having splendid furnished
accommodations apply board opposite the Vegetable
W JUN VI W. ANDREWs co. 81 Common st.
cY~ To Ieaue WITH DISPATCH.
LHOR N EW DIRK The fast sailing brig r.
l. LIGHTFOOT, Captain Sleeper, will leave as str
above For freight passage apply on board to saso
fy7 III. X. ASHBRIDGE II Poydras street.
sT~ To sail WITH DISPA PATCH.
L,OR MOB1LE-The fine substan al schooner AZURE
Il LUIS, L. b. Singer master, is loading for the
above port and will have dispatch. For freight AT
fy6 A. WETHERBY, IS Poydras street.
sw- To sail THIS w EEK.
nor NETWORK The Al ast-saing brig GEORGE
l. L. ABBOTT, Captain Stan ", having nearly all her
of her cargo engaged will sail above For freight
sage having good Accommodations, apply to the Captain
on board Post D. Second Municipality,
fy5 HENRY X. ASHBRiDGE " PoydIas st.
~ TO sqH WITH QUICK DISPATCH.
nor NEW YORK The A fast.saing brig j. & G
IL LONG, Captain Long, will sail above. ~
For freight or passage apply on board, or to %Efn
HENRY X. ASHBRIDGE, sssfa.
fy5 n Poydras street.
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STORAGE STORAGE. STORAGE.
THE bulk OF 30 900 BARREL can be received N\NM
rates. EMERSON. TOUkNE & CO..
DIS l66 Tchoupitouas street..
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS /:


LATITUDE 2s 81 30 N-LonsITupk 80 Win Tins, Oh.
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LEI" To SnI ATURDAY {, IUth inst.
EOR CALIFORNIA ria CHAGRES.-NEW OR
L LENS IND CH.4GRES REGUL.AR FIJI
LLNE-The beautiful new schr. MARY FL 1f.AlA
KINS c. Peyton, master has elegant accommoda- ns1-
tiOns for 10 cabin and 30 teeage passengers She will
ceve limited amount of freight and sal positively above
This vessel lies st Post TO- Second Municipality, where
persons going California desiring comfortable passage
particularly invited inspect her and select their berth
For freight passage apply to the CAPTAIN on board erto
R. M. HARRISON co, " Poydras street. Or to
fy5 o. WICKHAM, % Benville street.
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Spoken:
On the 9th u off st. Domingo, Br. ship Mary Caroline,
AZ days from Liverpool, bound to Mobile.
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A FIRST CLASS STEAMBOAT, mea. ~ =
n sures l65 feet-l32 feet deck % feet tGHHafH5
beam with SIX feet hold, has three forty inch ssz!s4
boe % feet long; two twenty inch cylinders seven feet
inches water and will carry $50 tons freight Is only
yea and nine months old her cabins are furnished IN excel
ticulars apply TO
dls If HYDE & OGLESBY, IL POydras ST.
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Memoranda:
Towboa Persian towed down and to the 9th inst
ship Jas Pennel, bark Cyane schrs. William Thompson
and Uncle Bill.
Towboa Tennesseean lowed down and to the 9th
inst ship St John bark Oben brig Uncas sch Dssdemona
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No. NOTRE DAME Street.
r L. BOLEN would RESPECTFULLY inform the community
of New Orleans that he at all times prepared at the
above Mills to nrsh roast and ground Coffee ground Spices
of all kinds together with Cornmeal, H0mny and Gnz.
Steamboats, Groceries and Restaurants supplied At the
yhOrteut notice o23 If
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GREAT PAINTING!
open EDR EXHIBITION ~ FOR Il SHORT TIME
oLoNGER-A sToCKwELL's
Mammoth Panorama of the
MISSIS Pr 4 l V Err,
From the Gulf Mexico 10 the Falls of st. Anthony,
AT PANORAMA HALL,
In the Commercial E1change building,
ew EVERY EVENING IN THE WEEK, -&s
and Saturday afternoons at O'CLOCK
This PANORAMA ia Three Times the Extent Of Paint
Wod ami faithfully Of country Three
Thousand FDe Hsdrd Miles IN Length passing through Ten
EMBRACING Fifteen Degrees OF Latitude
Tx- Admission 81 cents; Children, rs cents jsl5
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COPAhTN ERSaIP.
an the Both OF September l345 the undersigned associs
~ ted with him 10 the BOOK and JOB PRINTING
BUSINESS, Mr. LEWIS A MIDDLETON late of Mobile
The business of the will in future be conducted un
der the firm and style of SPENCER MIppLsToN:
n.9 RI SPENCER
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Letters

Remaining in tie Post Office Sumterrillc
S {. Quarter ending The 30M Junc, 1910.
B--John Ballard, w Brown, Nathaniel
bradford Mrs Caroline NJ Brown, Mrs Susan
M Boyd, Theodore r Berry, C Birchmorc,
VIM Brown, jeremiah II Brown, f. ] Bclscr.
C-P = Cooper, Walter Corbett, J A
Colclough, J II Colclough, w Canty, Miss
Martha A China.
D--John o Durant, L II Dinkins, w ]
Dargan.
F-W Farmar, Josiah Flcmlning.
G-John James Graham.
ll-Richard Harrison, Robert ] IIollodav.
DR. James G Hicks, J G Holms, Capt w
Harris.
M--Parisl, Mcintosh, Danil McKlcvcin,
Ihos f McFaddn, WIN McFarlanc, DIR II S
Mcllett, James ii Mcknight.
N--John Ncttlcs, Mrs NJ A Nelson, Thos
Norwood, Jared Nelson, J NJ Nelson.
P--Mrs NJ Pool, Draughan II Pool.
R--Danicl ii Richbourg, VIM Ridgeway,
John G Rhame.
S--Miss Sarah r Stiler.
R--Samucl Tindal
W--John Wilder, Mrs Ellen Whitmore,
Miss Julia A Withcrspoon.
HENRY HAYNSWORTH, p M.
July ii 81 #
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Obituary.

Departed this life on the Ord inst, Mrs
LOUISA G. LEWIS, wife of WIN. Lewis, ESQ.
OF Sumtervilc, in the d5:h year OF her agc
leaving husband and seven children Zone an
infan) together with 4 large circle of rela-
:asiSfls aud acquaintance to mourn her loss.
Dcr,rt this life, at the residence Of her
father 4 .ur Madison c. II. Florida, Muy 10Th,
!si9, Miss JULIA A. Law, daughter OF Capt.
James IL Law formerly Of Sumter District S. e..
The. bllghting influences Of death are never
more felt than when we see the good und beloved
cut down IN our midst in tho morning of their
days, and hearts called to mourn the ravapes
which the lcnicnt hands Of time can only miti.
gate, such all one was his late victim. Though
but n short time resident here. Amiabe aud
arclionate disposition aud her modest worth
had endenred her to many, who regret her loss.
But affection could not stay thy hand, Oh death.
yet there is transient victcry for faith looks up,
and behold the loved one translated TO brighter
aud mare conGcnial sphere The closing scenes
of her life, were highly impressive. und will long
he remembered by those present. She was
enabled with competence, TO commit her depar-
ting spirit TO him who gave it, aud to excluim,
On Death! where is thy sting! Oh grave! where
is thy victory7 Farewell, loved one, we mourn
thy early doom: but lis our loss, we feel that
lhon art far happier now, with thy redeemer-
God.
Madison &. II. June 1919.
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,SHERLFF',S SALES.

BY virtue of sundry Executions to me di-
rectcd will be sold at Sumter Court House,
on the first Monday and day following in
August next, within the legal hours of sale,
TO the highest bidder, for Cash, the following
Personal Property Purchasers to pay for
Titles.
House and kitchen furniture,
13 books, brass clock, loom, writing desk,
reel, set shoe makers tools, grind stone,
corn, fodder and peas, hogs and cattle, II
head Of geese, pair cart wheels, lot bacon,
sugar and coffee, and plantation utensils,
some iron and steel, &c, levied on as the pro-
perty Of G. Hunt, at the suits of + J a. M
Moses, and WIN Scott, Dunlap a. Doby--
TO be sold on Tuesday 7th August at Rich
ard Marshalls in part and part at c Hunts
plantation.
Remnant Of Goods, Wares
and Merchandise, levied on as the property
Of James Mack. at the suits Of II Sto,dard a.
Wood, WIN McElvecn, T. A Gary, admr'x.
and S s. Farrar. TO he sold at Sumterville.
HARVEY SKINNER, S. s. y.
ii July, le40,
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Sumter Bakery,

The subscriber respectfully informs the
public That he continues Baking, at his old
stand in Broad street near Main. Bread and
all varieties of Fancy Cake constantly OH
hand.
Also-Reccived daily constant supply ol
Smiths celebrated SODA WATER and q
supply of Ice from Charleston.
ICE CREAM, every variety Of Confec-
tionary, Fruit, Native and Tropical, Nuts,
Fancy Articles, etc. etc, constantly on hand
u FLOUR, of the best brands for sale.
JOHN O'CONNOR.
July ls, l949. 80 If
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Beef! Beef!

AT FIVE AND SIX CENTS PER LIB.
The subscriber bcgs leave to inform the
citizens of Sumtcrvilc and vicinity, that he
has Recommended Butchering; and will
butcher regularly twice or three times a
week if required. TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS are the days lie
will Butcher: the prices are five and six cts.
if Beef is taken regularly round--if choice
pieces every time, of the round, the price is
eight coats. All persons arc requested to
have small Book so that the Beef can be
entered in their Book as we'll as mine.
June 81 JOHN CHINA.
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Bradford Springs Female
INSTITUTE COMPANY

Notice is hereby given to the Stockholders
Of the Bradford Springs Female Institute
Company, that the first instamcnt of twenty
five dollars OH each share, will be required To
be paid as follows--one-h half thereof (Sl250)
Oh or before the first Of July next, and the
other half thereof, (Sl250,) OH or before the
first Of November next
BY order of the President Of the Company
and Board of Trustees,
ID. B. McLAURIN,
Treasurer.
Sumtcrvile, ,lay 10, 1910. 81 ct