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WILLIAM "A. MINNIx late Of the General Land once, viii
Of kind against the before
Congress the depaument his experiences In the different
especially those in relation military
bounty lands will enable him give fun satisfaction 10 all who may
The of lands sold
located By military win be secured, and all necessary
taken dead letter Claims for
Of 1872 and Mexican
special He viii also attend 70 the sale
and payment Of taxes real estate owned
this city By residents and Others.
made Cen James Shields formerly Commissioners
Hon. Richard NJ. Young Cemmis
Of General Land oce 20 ell the oeen Of The General
members Of Congress generally Of the State Of niro
Edmund Burke Peter Force W. w. seston r.
Blair, j. q. Rives, Richard Walach.
once Haslup Weedonf Coach Factory west OF the Centre
Market, Washington, ID. O.
en-
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CESERAL House Furnsshing Dry Goods warcrccr

GENERAL House Furnishing Dry Goods wsrerccm.
u CLAGETT DoDsoN would most respectfully inform all
and those Intending house. nat they have
fitted and prepared their Cor e reception q much more
OF goods the above line than has
this city O. D. win be absent for few days Cor
the Of making their purchases and would respectfully desire
b. % the pretest and
choose rom 70 wait their return They viii have in
store
saperb Tapestry Velvet, Tapestry Brus-es and Brussels
e-ply supcrfne Ingram, low priced do
Damask twled and plain Venetian Carpetinf
Together with everything pretty and good which may be needed in
their line. Aug N-4nwSswh
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Agency OF the Houses the United
TAYLOR MAURY, bookselIen staioners, Pennsyvuns
uvenue street, having formed connexions with the
principal book esbshments Of the country, WIN supply all orders
Tor religious MEDICAL scientific, and school
books, In ot single copies a. he lowest publication prices
Schools institutions and individuals intending 10 order foreign
American from cities, trouble and
expense heavy freight postage sc BY leaving their orders with
TAYLOR MAURf, In Washington city, July 3
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9ra&a. Concord Academy. @#at
THE session Of this Institution win the LIST Of DC
IT r. WIN. COLEMAN, A. NJ, Principal.
+3 LEWIS M, COLEMAN, A. M.

REFEREEcEs
Hon. John Y. Mas0n;t @:tt't
Dr. E. P. Scott. Speaker Of the Senate Of Virginia.
Thomas J. Randolph, ESQ., Albemarle @'
Dr. Armistend Cook Portsmouth .&.. a. ,.M &
Robert c. Stanard, esq, Richmond; ....s.
VIM. H. Harrison, esq,s Prince George; b. d. .t#
VIM. H. Tayloe, ESQ., Mount Airy;
Richard Baylor, ESQ., Essex; "h
Andrew Hunter, esq. Jefferson; #Ag rl.g
Clayton g. Coleman, esq., Louisa 90. 3+
John Tabb, ESQ., Gloucester .as.,.. lei.
WIN. H. Roy, ESQ., Gloucester; ' t,.s
Hon Robert M. r. Hunter, Essex; 'gt. a#ftGE.a e.t
Right Rev, Nicholas Cobbs, D. D., Bishop Of Alabama;
Hon. Thomas II. Bayly, M. O.; l 3
Judge Daniel Coleman, Alabama; .se,..-
Hon. James A. Seldom NJ c.. ''' .'
Gen, Bernard Peyon,s Richmond .s "r., rs... 81. 4.
Hem James NJ Mason. Frederick; s.E.. a'.
Rev. VIM. Friend, Port Royal;
John r. Bryan, esq, Gloucesteri f..
Thomas g. Gholson, esq.,. Petersburg; ~. %
Miers w. Fisher, ESQ., Northampton t-E. .....
John w. Tyler, esq., Wanenton;
George y. Wilkins, esq. Northampton
Francis Z. Rves, esq, Petersburg ...
Gentlemen who either have had have wd
members of the Institution.
Sep. 2-6 4t tInte.] sn
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NEW and elegant siIhs, shswls, Ssc-In addition
stock Just received from New York and Phla
dsphs l and complete assomeni q e newest and most lash
ionable Goods OF the which we name
pieces ch chsnssbe ssun De Chines Of every color some
entirely shades layi u
rs pieces new styles figured Satin de Chimes
20 rich Satin de Chimes, Of very recent Inn
poraton, not ound elsewhere In the District
% pieces rich figured Chsnsssble silks
10 DO rich wafcrcd Irish Popins
do black Turc sadns 48f
~ do smai-checked Silks, low priced
do heavy black Gro de Rhnes
% do coored Msrcelines, OF every shade
50 do styles Cashmere d'Ecosse
10 do Satin Damask Panama
o5 do new styles Mousselines de Lame
20 do Lupini French Mednos, every shade
rs DO high coiocd Iow-prced Mousseines de Lame
10 DO rich silk velvcts, OF Al colors
Together Win many other new and beautiful
mention Advertisement but which we shall
be pleased who may fhvcs US with call
In sHAWLs, &c, wename-- -, i. -.
rs s4 en real Csshmsrs long shswis, very cheap
rs % real cashmere square 6hewis 4I Assa 81
rs 1914 Hungarian plaid Scnrh u II ....L -. -,
Nov S-~4wif - - ~ III Pm. HooE co.
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UNITED STATES wHOLEsALE CLOTHING WARE
Hss ef HOUSE.
EVILS HANFoRD Nos oa os4 o5s and use, Pearl street
letw.en ruon street and Burning sipl New York have o.
hand the Of CLOTHING IN the United states
adapted 10 al mskep In he article Of shs and Drswen w
Also manufacturer
OIL CLOTHING AND COVERED HATS in the world PLAIN
AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, Of al kinds
Catalogues OF stock by mail. Orders promptly filed
LEWIS 4 HANfORD
Nos e5a, a54, 9ss, and 05s Pearl st., N.Y.
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UMr.D srAr.. PArEsr oyyIoE, seplember ls, isaO.


WHEREAs. Chssis. A. Kreshlsr. subject " the
bearing dana Jag 10 and whereas car Eskman also
M letters patent Or substantially the same invention The o,
evidence (which has been presented and MED
the parties Aforesaid ths h day September current and
Asasd ~ end ne parties notasd g .hs ss. dsougG heir
York io Falkman and Ms H Eddy Of Boso for klsehIsr
this oce by his letter dated
the residence Of the said
Eddys attorney
was delivered, and the official
ence to said Eddy legal notice patentec:
Now therefore, thp give notice
and to Ill whom that the application for
apparatus for dislng and recng sptous liquors.
by Fakman aforesaid has been adndged interfere with
claimed Charles A. Krechler which
granted July, 1s40 aforesaid, thar
The hearing win be granted the named
formiy with provisions Of the eighth
ess approved July 1885, and the rules of this Office pertaining
thereto ls +5 8t.ta1 RAE48 A4s3e&t s4sI-f sAT
ordered, this notice be published Republic and
Infefgencer, Washington; Daily Bee and Til
bune York,
"a" VI -sI .1g THos. EWBANK, sa
sE Commissioner of Patents.
Ps Editors Of the above will please copy and send their
bills Duplicate the Patent Once with paper containing the
notice. Sept 26-law6m
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Mr.. A. DE vAUDRIC0URT begs leave 90 inform
Ill public and his friends that having permanently located in Wash
ngn he intends devote his attention 20 NE tuition OF the French
Italian and Spanish languages and also Of he piano forte and draw
all lie References Of highest respectab
will be BY applying 18th between and
d. NEXT door bson Academy Davss music store, and
Mrs Anderson's stationery store.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON SUNDAY MORNING DECEMBER p ls4s

Once or the Mutual LAfe Insurance Company OF New
b@s York, 30 Wall street.
4et QUARTERLY STATEMENT
OF Attain 1872
Netf accumulated fund.- July 1854
Receipts during past quarter after paying all losses and
and paid agencies and In Of remittance $4,000
Nett accumulated fund.- October 81, eo7764
INVESTMENTS.
stocks United states and State and city New York ssss
valued at double the sums loaned respeciyey esssoo
hand In bank, 1854
rittt =. . q
Policies during last quarter 40
JOSEPH b. COLLINS, President
,. ABpATT, Secretary. feA III
cHARLEs Dr. ssLDIso, No. II Todds buildings, Pennsyvana
avenue, Agent w ~ .g
JonSsros, M. D., opposite City Post Office, I'M street,
Physician
Pamphlets explanatory Of the principles operations the
pany can be- had on application a the AGENTS Office.
I Nov 2l--4t ...'Il, st e3GE !. sts#8 $4 ,t4
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NOTICE-The begs inform the citizens and
public generally he has Just employed workmen from Ea
rope, Of skill and
which, together with his knowledge and practice In the bust
enables him with confidence that he IL
prepared 10 jewey and costly gems
superior than other establishment known
this Of the HE customers respectfully
''f'''''' '" ROBERT KEywoRTH,
Penn. avenue, between oh and Ion streets.
Aug. le--eodn
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THE Steamer osCEOI.A will, sunday, the -
A.0Ie OF September, commence making trip week 10
the above place, leaving Washington every Sunday
O'Clock Returning, leave Baltimore Tuesday
O'Clock She win regularly going and eturnpg
LeonaIdiown ma 81 Mays river Md and Cone nver s@i
and At the usual landings he Potomac for signals OF 70 and
tu FOR NORFOLK .sU. .
osceoa win leave for Norfolk every Thursday
O'Clock Returning, leave Norfolk every Friday O'Clock
D. IN. Passage and fare O. :. .a.t VI ~.
She touches going and returning Cone nye, and a. h usual
lsndings JAMES MITCHELL,
sep@ Captain.
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pOPULAR AIUsIC--wM. FISCHER has just received
Of the popular songs, waxes, pokas,
which viii be sold
reduced pree-sour cents per page:
Kossuth's March; by Q. Lenschox.
General p. r. Smiths March; by Martin
Spanish Pntiob March, by Martin.
Mary Blame Quick Step.
Battle Of Buena Vista. h h
PoLKAs. ... ..... ..H
Invitation Ia Polka by Max Marezch
Tedesco Polka; by Mar Maretzch. " ..
Belle Polka; by Berg
Carnival Polka by Canthal
I'm thine, only thine; by j. Benedict.
The Brokenheared by Feliee Dorego.
When Others strive win Thy smile. ...
No. thy home be mine.
Jeannet and Jeannot complete.
The knight OF the Golden Crest.
Oh! Sally White; favorte song ....
Stop DAT knocking by Winnemore.
Chloes 70 be my wife.
Sweet Rcse ofcmoinei by Becke
seen hen At the window. ....
Ole virginny breakdown. .. d. ....
Ole Dull and Dan Tucker
Gwine long downs by Frank Brewer.
wALrzEs.
Invitation Ia valsc by vun Weber.
Cioisier waltz by Enselbrecht.
Naulie Wazes; by Labitxky. f.H
Aurora Waltzes.
Recoecton, Of Strauss, beautiful collection Of valves b,
Hegn
Dearest Mae, win variations by Grobe.
Oh Susanna;
Rosa Lee; !. +"
Virginia Rose Bud .
Beethoven Waltz ale desiri" by Czemey.
TITS The asst OF summer by Herr. ."
Dan T.eker BY Gsobe So,,.
Dandy JIM :" NOV 10
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L KNOX WALKER WIN prsetise law In ths snprems
Court OF United stafes, and attend prosecution Of
claims .snr n. government Addr.s wssflhron, D. O.
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DtsHOP ENGLAND's WORKS, COSF'LETE--TAy.
LoR MAURy .ookssIsr ssss 20 street have ns ressvss
ocavo supply nbcbes and Others At the publishers
price, nee espsnss height ~, n Warrington Geoetown
them be supplied, the copes win be delivered nom TcI
Msuryp. rovH
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General Agency at washington, d. Q.


General Agency M WsshinSton' ID. Y.
for claims ON government services
revolutionary with Great Britain, and the Flor
ida
For pensions, bounty land, or scrip.
Bounty Land-Wi purchase Of bounty
land order.
Patent O6ee-The applications for patents, procuring models
drawings &c, will be attended 10 In all their various branches
General Post 0fen cams against the department will be
quarterly
ditto facilitated nc.
New Orleans Delta, Nashville Union, Mobile ADVERTISER LOUIS
Louis New Era, Cincinnati Gazette, Indianapolis
Sentinel New York Herald and Detroit Free Press win publish
-1 : p-p 49,
CPLENDD Carpetinx, Curtain Goods, Ssc.The subscn
y respectfully of and
keepers generally 70 their stock Of house furnishing goods which
they feel confident cannot be surpassed squaed by any other
IN CARPETING
~. $1,000. u..,u.. a. ....-,., p.,.-a,.
pa,uI' t ipusny sey ra., ~ I R,s,
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NEW NovErs-Archbsld Werner, or the Brothers Revenge
Nav snei buchanan, or rni.hainssh pdcs Is Gu.
Thsfir.i Step Crime, hs Iuussed BY cruikshank
Price rs ~ ~ 80
The Two Loves, or Fro. and Ass4gp< Price Is Gus
The DARK Lady Of Doona. Price d o.
The Female Buebesrd Or eMornsSs Disbe Price % cts
Nov "a " FRANCK TAYLOR
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THE scrber dives notice that here are eight
Fay Boarding School for YosnG Lsdts which he VIII be
happy occupied by daughters q members Of Congress-
seeking school recommended BY small numbers BY
and comforts Of home, and by ample means Tor
Parents unacquanted with the Of the school
editor Of this one OF whose
r. w. CUsHMAN,
Indiana avenue, washngton.
Oct 23-eodt5thDec
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BENNETT OEEmENIB,
Notary PsbNc Besmfv Land, Pension, and General
Hrwf, az W,ashingfon,
CONTINUES claims for revolutionary services, in
Valid revolutionary, hafpey, and widows pensions and all
1919 and the with Mexico
long service a Treasury Department. and
and extensive experience AGENT enables him to act
with efficiency all claims committed his
and His charges uniformly moderate. 10
pectcd correspondents viii pay postage
n RRrrERHNoEs
Hon A. r. Bagby, Ala Hon A. Iverson, Ga.
r. Butler King, Ga. Cot A. o. Bennett, r NJ army,
n NJ Rbett ~ O.. Gen N. Towson, 2. NJ Gen.
II q pheIp~ Mo- Hon. r. La sere La.
p w To,nnhips Miss Messrs Gales d seafon,
J. n. Harmsnson, La Messrs Corcofan kgEs,
u a. Chspman Ma, Col. r. p. Andrews r. NJ A.
D. e. Kaufman. TEXAS Col. D. J. Ricardo, New Orleans
JOB Mann, Pa NAL Lloyd .. Beel p. NJ A.
A. X PARIS, comptroller Of Peter Haener, esq ID auditor
treasury. treasury.
Sept T-ly ts
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WILL ef<sd 70 me preservation Of claims before Congress and
W .vnrious executive departments Of the government
ones al dwelling street, between On and ION streets
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pHOUO0RApHY-Professcr BENJAMIN p. Worcester teacher
ofPhonoaphy during The several schcos An THE
o - Penn. ivsnus, between Oh and IN rss.eusble
nns 90 y ts.irf efs tai 4. Sega a-iswf
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NEW oOODs AT EsARPEns'. I'VE win open ths ds,
Silks, Caehmees, Moussenes,
Merinos, shnws md scarf In great variety.
Also, elegant French pattern coak In yelvet
Nov l2-3tfco .N
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TOR sale, very desirable three-story brick house,
stores good yard and stable and
ming bach 10 an alley Is feet street, ~ and
residence.
Terms Of sale win easy, but little money win be
For futber parsicuars apply TO GREEN d TAsTET,
r.. huttoneen and Commission Merchants,
Nov 4-9aw3wif Concert Hall.
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Cns1sr.-Trs.sms.s and Preventive.

COALi COAL i-The unaersif,sed has sneet md er-
supply Of Anthracite coa3 which he H. dis
posed sell Terms, taken from the vessel for casa
Also New YORK cement Philadephs cscned plaster,
psnrs rnline best ciybnrnt lime BY
the b together kinds cf lumber for building
reasonable for cash OF
shon crcdits, ss his means are limited 49,. - =.
Also the various patterns Of cornice BRICK
ou kns Il Mr. Tucke Alemnda Those m Of
dthe above, VIA pcsss call and see before they s.y
- (InteI. and W. Newsl
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AN APPALLING SF{IPwRKCK.-ln the teiegraphic
news by the Canada, it was mentioned that the
bark Floridian. of NeX York; from Antwerp, was
lost, with nearly 20Opassenges. The vessel sailed
for New York about the last OF February Her
passengers comprised young respectable German
agricultural laborers, with their wives and families
and many grades of mechanics. Among the num-
Der on board We're from fifty. to sixty women, and
between twenty and thirty children, of different
ages. The ship was worked by crew of nearly
twenty, part of whom were Englishmen. She
encountered very heavy weather, and struck about
= o'clock, on Wednesday afternoon, zth March,
with tremendous force Within few minutes Of
the vessel striking, the broke into her hull with
much impetuosity, blowing up the hatchways, and
sweeping many of the poor creatures overheard,
while others were drowned in their berths, being
unable to rise, from the effects of sea sickness.
Capt. Whitmore, perceiving the inevitable destruc-
ton the Ship gave orders to his men to launch tho
boats The first boat broke adrift the moment she
was launched, and it is said capsized directly with
two men that were in it. The moment the second
boat was lowered, the captain jumped into il with
Mrs. Whtmore (his wife, This led to desperate
rush towards the craft. Some twenty or thirty
poor creatures, men and women, leaped from the
Quarterback of the laundering ship into the boat.
The result was, that it was instantly capszed, and
the whole party were instanfaneously lost. There
being now no possible means of escape left for
those on board, the crew took to the rigging, to
which they dashed themselves, and upwards of q
hundred of the emigranfs congregated on the quar-
ter-deck. Here they had not been more than an
hour before the ship broke in two amidships The
manmast fell ov@ the side with fearful crash,
and tremendous sea carried away the whole of
the quarterback, with the mass of human beings
on ii. A frightful shrek filled the air, and the
next moment the unfortunate creatures were seen
struggling in the deep. By great efforts eight or
ten were rescued by the men who had secured
themselves in the rigging, and, alas! only to meet
with more horrible DEATH All except four froze
to death before rescue came.
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TOBACCO-One or two small lots sold, including hhds.
R. at &c., and 10 hhds. A. at So, at S. and r. Of 3c.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-The Sugar market is still
Ianguid and the sales only $50 Lhds feeble prices
say 304c for Fair Moasses rather better demand and
80 bbls. taken at l5i0l71zc. y gallon.
FLOUR-Contnusd dullness prevails in this article and
common brands offered ecy at a. The sales 100
bbs ordinary St. Louis at a TO- 500 do Indiana (exra)
- 90 and 300 bbl choice St. Louis Oh the Levee Is 2
y Dbl, an outside rate
CORN-The demand is very limited. and prices dropping.
Sales Of 1000 sacks inferior &c. $50 do prime white at g.
and 800 bushels white in store at 40c bushel The best
lots on the Lsvee will not bring over 38c.
OATS.-S50 bushels Illinois in sacks sold at BIC.
PROVISIONS-Pork, though rather dull is pretty steady
and the sales go bb Mess hee ots) at sl0 2 some
Prime at % co. and 100 bbs Rumps at ~ rs bbi AlsO
80 ID Bulk Pork Hoground. at 90 6. Bacon firm. with
sales of So casks Sides Gone lo at &c., 10 do at and
43 do. Shoulders at 3ssc. ib. continued demand for
Lard, and the following sales GO bbls. 88 do and 243
tsrcss. all to buyer at SIC. p ID.
SALT.-Two cargo sales of Liverpool 24O0 sacks (500
Fne at and 1854 do Coarse (ha beanhed at 72c $sack
GUNNY BAGS.-3500 in bales sold at 9Ic
BAGGING AND ROPE-Prices still looking up. Sales
200 eces and 200 coils at IS and &c., time with interest
300 coils &c., and 40 pieces and so coils at IS and &c. cash.
COFFEE-Sales of $50 bags Rio at 6s067S and $50 do
at SIC y h.
WHIsKY-A lot of 70 bbs Rectied sold at 171 and l46
do. Raw at ls1sc. p gallon.
FREIGHTS.-We could learn of no new engagements.
The firm I'D. for Cotton Liverpool in Ameri
can vessels, 14c. for Havre, etc.
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Succession of Zale2man Andrews.
RX EXNIS FL CD NOE Auntinnoar

MONDAY April lS49 at 10 ocock-Wl be sold auction at
Banks Arcade this city, by and of order Of
Honorable A. M Buchanan the Fifth District Court
NewOean bearing date Sh March, s the following described
property, wit:
LOT OF GROUND situated Camp faubourg De-
lord between Dod and St Joseph and designated Lot
No. a. Square No. 81 measuring American SO feet III
aud lines front Camp by depth between parallel
lines of 2 feet 10 inches and from the which extends
still further back between lines Of equal length 4S feet
inches each, which point ormng ANGLE and giving
addition embraced between the parallel limit with
all the Improvements on the above named property.
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND designated as No. situated
the Second Municipality bounded by Tiyo Circle
Do Camp and St and measuring % feet inches
Tivo Place BY IS inches and lines depth the
division line Of property belonging the of A. Macary 100
inches and deep the division line oil Lot No and 8
inches and lines wide the the division line OF
owned by T. Andrews deceased, all American with
ali the improvements thereon.
Terms cash. app
D. Ricardo expense of the purchaser
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent By VINCENT WILLIAMS
Proprietor Of the Lafaysts Stock Landing Hotel
LArAYrrrR THURSDAY, April 5-We have NO arrivals to
repoNo alteration from yesterdays prices. which
Beef LIST class 81. I'd, 506, 3D. 405c $; Hogs. 303ac
o ID Sheep. 1904 p head: Cows, t25O835 p head ;
Hay. $140$15 ton Corn. 45fO50c p bushel Oats. &c.
y bushe Bran 60070c. . 100 ID Oil-cake. 81 o 100 b.
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PRESERVING NEwsPAPERs.-The N Y. Even
ing Post states that bill has just passed the legs
lature at Albany requiring each County Clerk
throughout the State subscribe for and preserve
the files of two newspapers, to be printed 1--WE pre-
sume) within their respective counties.
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PERFUMERY, ETC.
ITO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF NEW
L ORLEANS.-Having become agent for the MMAA
sale OIL ERFU M e r Y sHiSV


assure You that can furnish every article in that
no line fresh, and not inferor to any imported from
Europe. / pledge myself to sell every article.
c0rding quality cheap possibly sell and
guaranty every article. Ladies gentlemen who have fine
Toilet bottles for Extract of Cologne Lavender fine P0made
Cold Cream. have th replenished
able terms saving the expense of epuchasing bottles
hope yea will call and examine store and see for your
inspire every lady gentlemen who may purchase from
with confidence in stock am here not to make little
money and off spend in other countries here all
my interests and sympahies If successful will
uay establishment truly American. and worthy of
your iberaly. ! am fortuneseeker. make money to
enable to approach near gentleman p0ssibe-For
gentlemen have my Dressing room well supplied with the
best SHAVERS and HAIR-CUTTERS to be found any,
where, without regard to expense. My BATHS have
careful and polite attendant shall be ready wait
on the ladies first their due and choice shall give
general supervision to the whole establishment and
that even the most fastidous pleased.
the sole agent in this city for the chemically
pared HONE 4rkancite Stone prepared by H. Ward
stone truly believe far superior stone heretofore IN
uss all kinds of instruments The engraver dent
is cutler barber and all persons who wish 10 ne edge
tool will find to their advantage to purchase This Hone
My KAPURLAPIUM possesses all the virtue has so long
maintained and still stands unrvaled fop p,sysStps the
iyS1 yd&W NoA 2s St. Charles and 81 Commos sb.
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9s- The wheat crop of New York is said to look
remarkably WE'LL.
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OF Two boys were going through church yard,
one of them with gun. They heard something in
one of the trees, when the young sportsman fired
and down came whacking big owl. ooh
Billy" said the other, what have you did ! You we
gone and shooted a cherubim ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-06

DROWNED IN HACK.-A man named McCof-
Frey was drowned in hack, at New York, on the
25th ult., by being backed into the river.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-06

CAUSE AND EFFECT.-A wag told us the other
day that one-half of the lawyers live without a
cause and die without effects.