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NEW ORLEANS
MORNING. AUGUST "a. 1870

EXPLORATION IN CALIFORNIA Letters ofthe
latest dates from San Francisco, quoted by the Re-
public at Washington, from which learn that
T. Butler King shortly after the departure of the
steamer, would start journey through the in
habited portion of the territory, with the view Of
acquiring information to its situation, eapabili-
ties, and prospects, The route selected was from
the upper part of the Sacramento along the foot Of
ths Sierra Nevada to the upper waters of the San
Joaquin, thence on a line nearer the coast to San
Francisco, and afterwards through the region north
Of the bay along the sea- General Smith and
several officers Of the staff, with Dr. Tyson an ex-
perienced geoogist of Maryland, were to accom-
pany Mr.. King on the expedition; and Commodore
Jones, if he could be spared from the coast We
may expect from this expedition reliable account
of the character Of the country, its capabilty of
cultivation, its products in minerals and timber,
and much other information Of interest.
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TRACTS FOR CALIFORNIA. - The American
Tract Society is about to send Thomas J. Nevins,
as agent and eolporteur to San Francisco He will
depart in the ship Mechanics Own" from New
York, and will take out with him large quantity
of the Society's publications.
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SURVEY OF THE WESTERN COAST OF AMERICA
Search for Sir John Franklia-H. B. Ms ship
Herald, Capt, Kellett, has been surveying the
western coast Of the Pacific. These operations in
clude the bay of Choco, river Beneventura, straits
of San Juan de Fuca, some islands on the coast of
California, down the Mexican coast to Panama,
and along the South American coast Here the
Herald received orders from England to proceed to
Kamschatka, to seek out proper position for, and
to establish and provision H. B. NJ. s ship Plover,
that she might be in readiness to communicate with
and relieve the wants Of Sir John Franklin in case
he should succeed in finding his way through from
the east. After cruising about in Kotzebue's
Sound, and failing to hear anything of Sir John
franklin and his expedition, or of the Plover with
whom she expected to fall in, the Herald steered
south, surveyed the Isle of Guadaloupe 100 miles to
the north Of Mazatan, and continued the survey of
the coast from Point Mala, the northern point of
Panama bay, to Point Barica, the. southern point
of Costa Rica in lat 80 NORTH. This completes the
survey of the entire west coast Of South America,
by the British government; and IN fact, the whole
South American continent has now been surveyed
by the British and French-by the latter on the east
coast as far south the river Platte and by the for
ner from the Platte round to 80 north in the Pacific
After cruise of nearly four years, the Herald
launches out ameng the icebergs Of the Arctic sea-
in search of Sir John Franklin.
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POPULATION OF HUNGARY.-Dr. Kraitsir is de.
livering a series Of lectures in Boston, on the war
in Hungary, of which the Boston Traveller is pub-
fishing well prepared abstracts. From report in
that journal, of recent lecture, we learn that the
Magyars number 100000 there are 1900 900
Sclavonians; Croatans :, 200 900; Germans about
100000; Bulgarians, kind of Sclavonians.
$4,000; Jews, 244, GOO; French, 60OO Greeks, 5000;
and Armenians, to 1000; making grand total of
12,sOO,OOO. OF this number 100000 are Catho-
lies, 100000 belonging to the Greek church, who
obey the Patriarch of Constantinople, The Mag
vars are the representatives of the nation WHAT'S
technically called Cayanistic is their religion, and
it may be called the Magyar religion.
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NEW YORK, via MOBILE and MONN@
GoMERY Ala, and CHARLESTON, S. O.
Through in seven and a half Dass-stage Travel
Reduced to Ninety,three Miles
NEW ORLEANS no MoBLI.E-;;EBy the daily line Of
MA, Capt; Reynolds and JAMES I. DAY, Cap Glib.
At Mobile next morning at o'eoek...-Fare, S5-Tims
un0ush' 10 M qSdB TO MONTGOMERY:
By the superior hrst;cass steameIs-eavng Mobile at
P and arriving at Mso9gOmey second day al ne Il II
Capt. Bunel; ARKANSAS, Capt. Owen; CLA ARA, Capt.
ss Tm S1d through q to % hours By the DAILY Mai LGs
COaOh-FsTe Sfo-Time through. 40 boun
MONTGOMERY TO CHARLESTON: Il
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK MAIL LINE-ViA Gnthn
MOqtgo@ SsaS' opsika, is ri RaiIfoad g nlss
9 FRfa, u 9I l5 R aosd q %i
atlanta Pm AngPsts u ? n BsTosd III miles
Fars-JNOatgemeTy g Charleston $40 so.
Time through 81 6o3H-ipoudqg stOpPsges Staging
OneikS and GTin passing through Vesl Point LaTange
and Geenvle to Griffin besides extra Coaches always in
ee Without f deen G%o any nuOs " pas's
The Cans on lie Rsrpad are of the most approved
gtrlcOn Those upon The Georgia Railroad provided with
State rooms and Beiths, for night travel
Hotel Montgomery Hall or Madison House. Montgomery
az Montgomery, viii save about u.
GREAT CEyrRAL MAIL LrSE--via Columbus, Macon
I and Savannahs
Mop.goasTy opek1a ii Raiifosd & mile.
Bernevie "a Pa Neon e. ksiIroSd d9 mss
sHvS@Sab CbslIe9toP 81. m 81 mSoa isOme
Fare. Montgomery to Charleston, $23 50-T0 SavaH
nah, $40 50,... Time though, az hours, including two
| nights rest, vizi at Savannah and Macon. ~
nah line, are the Meamors William Seabro0k, AID Gen.
Clneh well known for their safety, neatness. and sumptn
| Ous fare. No charge Tor meals or beIths; = q, -
/ are of the finest description
! Staging REDUCED TO 50 miles
ika TO GAINESVILLE via COlumbus-besides extra Coaches
always readiness to carry forward number OF through
For tEoagh tickets apply to the Agent at the Exchange
Hotel Montgomery Hail. or Madison House, at MontgOm-
| cry, Alabama.
~ Passengep procuring through tickets Of the Agent
| at Montgomery, will save about "a,
CHARLESTON TO PHILADELPHIA:
Fare-S2O. Time, 6s hougs.-By the daily line Of Sea
Steamers to Wilmington Noah CsJOina tkenee by Rail.
road to Petersburg thehce 10 Philadelphia by the eab
lishsa mail line, via Richmond, Washington City, and
Steamships from Savannah 10 Neso York
Steamships CHEROKEE aud TENNESSEE ieayt
Sayapnah alternately every NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. thu
following Saturday. r are. S25 Passengen leaving
time for the aboYe Steamers, BY Ofan extra nigh
tram from Macon.
Steamships from Charleston to Ns,o York
Steamships NORTHERNER and SOUTHBRNEI
leave Charleston alternately every Satnrdsv--aLrlvng
New Xork on the following Tuesday....F are. S25.
Steamships from Charleston to Philadelphia
Steamships COLUMBUS and OSPREY leave Charlie
ton alternately every ThuIsday-sEng in Philadelphia
WIN. 81 MCGIBoNEV, Agent.
war St. Charles Hotal.
Il
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MAIL RoBBERY.-The northern mail was robbed
on the cars between Concord and Boston on the
18th ult A number af rihed and torn letters, with
several notes which had been left by the robbers,
were found in one of the at the depot at East
Boston. No clue has yet been obtained likely to
lead to the detection of the robber
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PLANK RoADs.-The Macadamized road lead
ing from scottsville to Staunton, in Virginia, is to
be replaced by plank road. This is the first at
tempt to introduce this improvement in Virginia,
and it is thought that other enterprises of similar
character will follow.
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SeoT FREE EMeRANTs.-Three Irishmen have
just arrived at Boston in emgrant ships, who stole
passage by hiding among the cargo. One Francis
Denny gas thIsg dsys without eatlagt
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GEN. TAYLOR AT MoUNTJoY.-A gentleman
who was in the train which conveyed Gen. Taylor
from Lancaster. to Harrisburg, gives laughable
account of the speech of the General to the young
ladies of the Seminary at Mount Joy, a village 10
miles from the former place; Z" He thanked themfor
the large majority he had received in that quarter,
and had no doubt their husbands had contributed
to the resut'' This made the girls litter.
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FEoUNDITY.-A London paper contains the fol.
lowing item for the Malthusisns: Mrs. Butter
held, OF Kitchen, has Just presented her husband
the twenty-third anniversary Of their wedding dav
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TRooPs IN CALIFoRNIA.-The following U. S.
army officers are reported in the Washington Re-
public stationed at San Diego on the Sd of July
Those marked ~ accompany the boundary com
missioner, as do also H company, I'd Infantry, and
A company, LIST Dragons; S. P. Heintzelman, I'd
Infantry, commanding post: Maj, VIM. H. Emory,
Typographical Engineers; Maj. J. MeKinstfy, A.
Q. NJ. Captains J. Hayden and A. Lyon, I'd In
iantry; Lieut.. VIM. ~ Slaughter, ID Infantry;
Lieuis Couts* and Evans list Dragons; Capt.
Hardcastle Lieut.. Whipple, Typographical Engi-
neers Dr. J. E, Summers. Col. Weller, boundary
commissioner, Mr. Rabineau, his secretary, Messrs.
Grey and Whiting, surveyors, and twenty or thirty
attaches were also there. Fifteen others were
hourly expected in the California
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ABscoNDED.-Mr. Hall who ran an express be.
tween Boston and Portland, has ran away, carry.
ing about $500 belonging 70 those who had EN-.
Vl0Yad him.
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INFORMANT FROM NICARAGUA.-The New York
Herald publishes the following from Nicaragua.
If the closing paragraph is true it is important;
1--WE have received some important intelligence
from Nicaragua. Il comes TO US in letters, dated
at the city of Grenada, Lake Nicaragua, on the
9Th ult According to these letters, SomOso, at the
head Of four thousand men, had assaulted the city
of Nicaragua, destroyed it by fire, and sacrificed
the lives of Its inhabitants SOmOso did not obtain
much wealth by his assault a small amount only
of gold, silver and jewelry, fell into his hands but
the total amount of property destroyed exceeded
two millions. Il is not possible that all the inhabi-
tants of the city were sacrificed some must have
escaped. This terrible affair had aroused MunOs,
who had gathered force Of seven hundred and
fifty regulars, with whom he was advancing TO meet
SomOsO, and it was expected that battle between
them would take place on that day-the Sth ult
The experience of MunOs and the superior disci-
plne of his troops, gives those acquainted with the
country and the people, reason to believe that he
will triumph over SomOso. 1t is stated 10 be the
general impression in Nicaragua, that the move
ments of SomOso are influenced more or less by
English agents.
"On the 9Th of June the Nicaragua government
issued proclamation, calling all citizens, from six
teen to fifty years of age, to arms:
lst. To quel the 9psrohcsl movements Of somoso
san Juan and lis depsndsnees or in the language Of the
proclamation the psuIpauon OF England in the name OF
''It is apparent that England means to frighten
the Nicaraguans out Of their rights on the San
Juan, and it will be necessary for the American
government to take decided stand in the matter.
The morality of her course in melting the demi.
savages under Somoso to act against the civilized
classes of the State of Nicaragua was only equalled
by her actions in our own history, when She in.
duced the savages to murder the unarmed citizens
of The United States
" The above intelligence is from one source We
learn, from another SOURCE that England refuses t.
continue her subsidy to the MOSQUITO King; an(
that the English Consul, Mr. Chrisly, left San Juan
what is now called Grey Town, on the 25th o
June, in British brig of war"
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u U q q " a p q 2
TJHE H.PATENT RAPID WATER-PURIFIER"
is a article of English invention and now first in
peculiar kind Of stone, which performs the psIcOaton with
greater Taoidy than any other discovered. II cyn
dioa in shape and is capable Of ltenE from 10 $1,000
gallons per day rapidly dsengages matter OF every knd
he in suspension and Iendem the water beautifully pure
and lmpd, and from its peculiar Construction n paTtlgu-
lay adapted to purifying the Mississippi This Filter
city of construction its dnIabty-no matter bow impure
muddy the may bea never failing supply OF pure
ron, matter its appcabity to be placed in Water hut
Tanks Cistems, Ponds Reservoirs particularly recon-
mend i TO the notice Of Hotels Boarding Houses steam
boats Ships Private Families Offices, etc. for all of which
there suitable Several Of them have already been
put the city and country and found to answer every
expectation. They be in operation at my
store where persons are invited tOcs and examine them, if
not with a view of buying, as a curiosity.
ALEX AMBER HILL,
aul4 House Furnishing Store So Camps q.
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CALIFORNIA HOUSES.
4 CALIFORNIA HOUS ES-P OR T.9BLE-hu with
~ dispatch. sAis0, NEGRO GU ARTEHS, cheap -
and neat model, 10 be a. the Shcn-rhef8 ~
-inisof @ a RPENTERING WORK and JOBBLNefAl4
APIS 1y MILLER 4 uIBOlI- -
SsF- 0rden from the Country promptly asfeuded @.
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Third District Court.


~ For Clerk-WILLIAM P. BEDLOoK, Clerk
the Third District Court Orleans candidate Tor reel
ton. -. Election November S, 1919. AMI
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A. +. COCHRAN 3 CO.,

Ae Ne OUOUhIAN . NOeg
81 Tchoupitoulas street.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and I'M
" porters Of FRUITS, NUTS, ETC., have for sale :;
P0WDER-A genuy of the celebrated. American Chrys-
Nfal Powder COMPANY.
RAISINS-200 boxes NJ r. and layer,
CfTRONS-100 boxes fresh Genoa.
PRUNES-In jaTs and fancy boxes.
o PECARS-250 bags fine Texas
GHAMPAGNE-i50 baskets, various brands.
= NUFMEGS-a50 pounds No. !. = - - .
LQBSTERS-Agents for manu- y j. Caldwell& Co.
MUSCAT VINE-IH cafes and casks.
EIGS-10O0 drums, selected Smyrna.
PEPPER, PlMENTO and RACE GlNGER-300 bags
ALmONDS-l50 boxes and bags Soft Smell.
WINES-POn various qualities IS quareTeasks superior
old Medeira, in bond, etc.
BRAZIL NUTS, PEA NUTS. Etc.
BUTTER-200 kegs superior st. Louis
OLIVE OIIr-200 baskets, pintg and quarts.
BITTER AIlMONDS-20 fras
-CITRR ANTS-50 casks New Zante CuuantE. je27 If
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saddle, Harness and Trunk Mandatory

TOHN MILLAR,' No. 191 ST. CHARLES Street,
ID Corner of GirOd street,, respectfully informs "a
the citizens Of New Orleans and Planters of Lou
isana, that he prepared to manufacture and
furnish all articles in the above line and has con-
N f5f iFg on B Ra19 g9oa s as0TFffSSt q
.--i7IaEE q YdWHIPS, SPURS, and HARNESS. Of
G4tg Rsb p aIeverY kind MILITARY SADDLES,
HOLSTERS, PACK-SADDLES, VAIL SEES and HOB
BLES-an which I will sell as low those who import
Them and weren't thes BE- Eouiyiie they all
Of the CRESCENT CITY manutaetuIe.
~ Goods suitable for the California Trade furnished al
~ REP AIRING attended to with neatnszs and
diguatoh iyl3 6m
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Citizens Of NelO Orleans and Vicinity, ShPmasters
and Steamboat Captains, % you Greeting:
GRATEFUL DO feet for your liberal gatTonsge for the
NJ uast FIVE years and by having, and Continually re-
cejving fresh supplies of GROCERIES OF my own mpOt
ston and at all times heavy stock on hand, attentive
experienced person, doi prepared e gqt np AmIIsH
SUPPLIES SHIP and BOAT SfORES--Eh II4ANE-
ERSi ORDERS and attend 10 PLANTATION SUP
PLIES on Tue most fayOnbe terms. with goods Of the
e''qu9A'y' CHARLES STOUGHTON.
mylBu Family Grocer. % Camp street, n. o.
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~ For Olerk-VM A. MOTT is Candidate for
Of November. 1919.
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Second District Court:

GfY- For Qlerk-We are authorized to announce Mr.
ALFRED ROUSSEAU Candidate oths Office
Of Clerk Of the First District Court the ensuing election on the
sth November .apiO
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A Ill persons Wishing to procure our PIANO FoRTEs
"A in the NewOueaus MAJ ket, either with
or without lie EOLIAN ATTACH
MENE, are. informed that WIN. ~ y 13-ti N
thozed Agent for that city and fully authorized 70 sell
Boston prices with only freight and insurance added and
receive orders for any description of instruments manu-
iactnred by u.s. leaving optional with the purchaser to re-
lect the same il not satisfactory their arrival in NewOT
leans Every instrument sold above Is warranted by
and to be EXCHANGED without expense 70 the puTehaser n
future be accompanied with an invoice at eur HUSTON
CASH PRICES which may be seen BY every purchaser,
ONLY manufacturers in Boston, OF the PATENT dsO.
Liam ATTACHMENT. We manufacture the Seven.
Octave GRAND PIANO FoRTES, with and without
the EOan Attachment. - ..s,v
T. GILBERT y co. 400 WashingtQn Sc.
Boston. October "a, 1913 .VlS I'm
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~ Thomas Q. Poole, the present Clerk of the Second
District Court Candidate for
Sth Of November and will be supported by the
APPS VOTERS OF THE PARISH OF ORLEANS,
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~ For Olerk-HENRY b. KELLY is a csudidst
for Clerk Of the Second District Court, the to be held
n -
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WATCHES JEWELRY.

~ H. MEY Err, No. 100 CAHP 1rssl. Eutuh- -
IVA. maker ead dealer in JEBVELNYt G0lAlJ4849E
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES. ARd WATCHES. -
All Js1geify sTroles repaired at mcderaisprcsa- Hl8
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NEW YORK, via MOBILE and MONT
GoMERY Ala, and CHARLESTON, S. c..
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oAAALE' IE"I Enw1s avn rII Y. ARTHUR HILL.

oHAALEs LEWIS ysiz,zrv 49,, w ARTHUR HILL.
ATTIC RNEYS Mt Lam, 4
r1vrrY HEpEEsOH, Rpsk County. Texas,
the State and viii attend 10 he 51Tebsss and sais
q Lands. and the location OflCerthoates. m anypart Of
1-- ---.1- Jyl2
FAMILY CARRIAGE AMI yT5Tfcs55V
a EAaim1Il1Y gARRlAGE. nearly new, F@FZ |
BUGGY. ioPs a2e ve lSI Io, ss9 :, new
e Watcher STREE. up Stain. I've AlZ-Ss
yz,y PIANo FOR SALE.
"a - g 1s2 Camp street qPP999sss ,I
GUITARS. aad AZ ssi lev ~ pa Nf
sTRiNGs. - = - l nRis w wv
Blake's Patent Fire and Water Proof
vrrs-r MINERAL PAINT.
a., 7sls Eholesse and retail 81 tie Office Of a. q VII
where thi' Paint can be found in tie South.
.mYls Q. SHELDON. Agent.
J-'G. WEBER. Boot and shoe Dealer.
i gs SS5ssss os s95ssE q 81.
..c. 3EfSd SAD &RD snohS Y gT So5fEi}
great variety Of LADIES GEETLRMKN's Doors AND
sH9Hsand will sell at the lowest Cas- PTcai q share d
public palfonagelH IespeetinllE soiciisd- Rp7 "
Cr0ckery, China and Glassware.
P. R. FELL & oo.-s4 Common st., New Orleans.
Importers and Dealers, Wholesale and Retail
~ Lamps Plated and Britannia CASTOR. Can.f,ssR
destoks, Table CutleEy. JapanHed Waiters etc. if
q Goods viii be offered a. low prices. and when g ,
OF the COnnfy. PACKED N the safest manner. m22 6m
4 SHOWER-BATHs
A NEW and Improved SHOW ER-BAFH, Ct the low
T6-may be found at No 152 Camp street aho, Pafent
EAN-CHA1RS, OF various patterns. For sale By
MRS. L. PAPE. 152 Camp street
~ PIANOS TUNED AMI 2 izp I FHfiST - Good
Workman. mhN
FOR SALE Ar 20 Tchoupifoulas strssf.
A LARGE assortment of COOKING-STOVES "a
IA of different 1iZeE 70 suit ,puEchassn TO bum
either wood or coal RANGES of different sizes -
alsa, WT0ughtiIon Stoves the most approved plan
- PAHL0R STONESi
FRANKLIN STOVES. Of all sizes;
~ NINE and TEMPLATE STOVESf
BAR-ROOM STOVES;
BOX STOVES etc. etc.
RUSSIA IRON STOVES, suitable for COuTt-hQu1eA, and
Churches. etc. I'll N. 3 DEVEREUX.
VMEG AR ESTABLISHMENT.
I'VE UndeIsigne1if constantly manufacturing and hal
tCTEalea very superior article Of NEGAH, 49,
which be will guar nice 10 improve by age, end
viii deliver it. fres Of charges, in any part OF u
the city OF Lafaye, te, at the following reduced s
prices t0Euit tue times viz Butts so gallons e3 so; Barrels
80 gaous a. Barrels 40 gallons, centEB gallon. libe
fai dscou1t made ~ wholesale customer
~ A line lrOpped in the P0stOlce viii be puuctaalh
lttsnded to. Iap22 III JOHN HssWEBB,
nrneS CnnTnnn ana Msras sta opnoslte lhaT1E HosDa
~ - 2 VTIf1
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II AYfna returned to the cy Of New Ofeans from his
IL tour in the North and East, is prepared ~
o peIOIm all QpeTstl Ons appertainIng to the
TEETH and has bseoms acquainted with So - -
the best mode of operating approved By the -44lAF
College OF Dental Surgeons Of Baltimore Nd. Hin pdes
io operations in proportion to snitfh tines al6H
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TOOTH-AOHB CURED
IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE b. d. MEN SIN CT q
T0OTB-dCHE ELIXIR. no charge. - Once
CARONDELEF STREET. ID d0or below GiFud st.
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that FEEO. LEWIS Candidate the Clerk
F District Court the election Of November
my3 THE PEOPLE.
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TTTE VTIToHgs- TEVVELEJT. Pto.

=
LIZ and j. Feceiving. BY. every auiy1l. e0id -
Lever. Duplex and Cylinder WATCHES Of al te3,A
- -. the best makefs. Alse--F OBJ Vest ~ -
- and GBald CHAINS SEALS
~ and KEY in ever variety. Gold Bea1s
Pencils, Thbes, Buckles. Re-; Fine BTacess, BF9oche
Necklaces, Rings SveNere. Spoons and Fork, Lzdes,
geEofl, Caps Pitcher, Trays. Pazed Casgnls 4eas9s.
BandaEtIcka, Urhn, e Fancy Goods L1biu.H hps PEI
fUmeTytggathsT with great Egeiy Of other artlc1 TO
TO MENTION PECFAClaE5. with Gold,
silver, Shell Steel bowed Hes and Glasses Of every
kHAYe PIqteotoHEs ste, etc, constantly on hand and
ifted to salt the ere at short notice. ME
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0o1nMAH's. IlAgP2RoHEp gATIEIlNT PoRTA9Ia

IND TBsaTORT NILS.
MANUFACTURED By w. 2. GOLDMAN, Gilod street.
INl one door below BaIonne, New Orleans. These Mia
are IN suocesEul operation il he following atatss VIZ;
QhlO New OFk. PemnsYlvaui. Virginia. Kentucky, Indie
ana, Illinois, Michigan. WISCONSIN, Iowa. aaonI. Ar
kan1as Tennessee. Aabsma, mississippi, Louisiana, Texas
Mexico and account of their poltqbitH, tie Vey
thing for California. numha Of them h0ra been pRf
ohaAed Ieesnty for those " Diggns.'
Warranted 10 perform to tho ualiliasen of thspu
ohaaaf OF money relnndsd.a ImhlAl Nv. p. q.
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FOR oALIFoRNI

SADDLES, BRIDES, BITS. sTlRRUPs, ETC.. Of
p every description; INDIA BUBBER ca
lows, TARPAUEINs, SADDLE 5Aas.. IfilIs
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-24
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HAVE FOR SALE-SADDL,ES suitable for those GO
4 i ing to California cheap and good. "a b
p BRIDES. Bits, 5tu1ps, Saddle Bags and
Saddle Wallets, ETC., etc.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS Of every kind and =
descrpton among them may be found Caps Goats Capes
LeggfngB, Waterproof Blankets Air Pillows, Air Beds
TarpauliRs, Tents, Clothing Bags, etc, etc.
At the sign ofthe GOLDEN SADDLE. 50. Common
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