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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-17

SADDLERY WAREHOUSE,
"a Nos so and SO Common ST. GWBN6-M
al ZaS We are now opening and reoeiv- M y M
ing fresh supplies, by every ls zAg
rival to our large and complete assortment of SADDLES
and sADDLERX WARES Bidles; Filings Whips;
HARNESS of all kindSI Coach and Harness Trimmings
Leather and Findings. Also, MILL BANDS of Gum
Elastic, G1tta PeIehs and Patent Stretched Leather
Ola RUBBER STEAM PACKING and HOSE; India
Rubber Leggngs, Clothing, etc. ETC. With every other
article in line to which invite the attention Of our
friends and the public. SMITH & BROTHER,
nntR 30 and s. Common ST. "a door from MagRzina.
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HSy y yioksburg and AIilliken's Bend Weekly
L-ssik$tssttjE7S Packet Steamer M ON I G. ONE RY-
- Every MONDAY EVENING-F6r Yieks-
GnTg litE1keHs Bend aTTent0n, Re1o Garbage Grand
Guy, Rodney and NdtchezThe MAGNIFICENT regular pas
senger packet MONTGOMERY Capt ]; EstiS, viii posi-
lively run permanently in the trade throughout the season.
and viii leave for the above and all intermediate landings
EVERY MONDAY, at CLOCK P. M For freight or
passage apply to s14 T. B. SMITH, IS Magazine ST.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-07-11
FROM YUCATAN-

DEATH AND SLAUGHTER OF THE GOVERN
mENT TRooPs.-By the arrival here last
evening of The Mexican schooner Felipe,
Capt. Hernandez, four days Ssal, we have
received El Bolciin, official of Merida to the
18th ult. inclusive.
The Bo!ctin Of the 10th contains an ac-
count OF sanguinary affair between the Yu-
cateco troops and the Indians, which took
place at the distance of a league from the
town OF Tituc, and, in which the former were
routed with great slaughter. 1t appears by
tIc report OF the commanding officer Col
Don Jose Dolexes Pasos, that for want of pro-
vision he was obliged to cvacuate Ttuc with
his detachment consisting Of 535 men, which
was on the morning of the 11th. When dis
tant one league from that town he was inter-
cert by an overwhelming force of Indians
W tackled him with the greatest fury
After standing their ground until lage num-
Der were slain, the Yucatecoes fled, leaving
all their baggage. ammunition, &c. in the
hands oftheir foes.
or the whole detachment only 1877 with the
colonel made their escape. They managed
to reach Sabau, carrying of only two officers
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Col. Hento,,.

Since the alliance Of Col. Benton with
the wings and abolilionis,s, in securing an
election to the Senate, his cxertioDs in
his own slate have been active and per.
sevoring. His recusancY hns as,onished
no one, he has long been experimenting
with his political opponents when having
a personal object in view, aud, altho, ap.
plauded by tho frco.soilers of the north,
and his speech extensively circulated,
they arc dissatisfied at his only going half
ways with them in asserting that Congress
has the power TO exclude slavery by law
in Territories, because Congress has here.
tofore asserted that right. Col. Benton
and his new allies will split on the SUBJ
Jcct of the wilmot proviso; he will haze
to oppose the Wilmot proviso while
his friends at the North, the freesoilers,
will insist upon its passage, SO that these
loving ullies will have fight the moment
The ball is in motion. We can conceive
no situation more pitiable, more deplora.
bic than an old man seeking refuge in the
camp Of his enemy to sustain his personul
ambition, and to secure sent in the Sen.
ole. surrender principles avowed for near
ly half a century. Vain, however as
Col. Benton may be, we exonerate from
the folly OF supposing that he can carry a
single electoral vote for the Presidency.
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and fifteen soldiers of tho wounded. On the
10Th, however, one hundred more of the
iugitlves, with two sub-licutenants made
their appe france at Sacalaca. There were
seventy. eight head Of cattle, and all the hor-
9. ses B., and baggage ofthe officers captured.
Ihe Indians are still closely beseieging
iinosuco. No other record of events is made
in these papers--M o. Pic, Sd inst.
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Progress of tho Cholera at the
North and West.

Photographed !orths Baltimore Sum-.
PHILADELPHIA, June 20.
The weather here is warm, the thermc.ne-
ter being 65 deg. in tho shade.
There have been 4S cases and deaths
of cholera reported for the "a hours ending
at noon to-day.
CINcINNATI, June 28.
The whole number OF deaths, during the
81 hours, ending at noon to-day, is about $50,
of which 130 were German and Irish resi-
dents. The German and Irish population
here is about 10000.
June 27th.--There were 90 cholera inter-
mcnts and 39 from other diseases, for the 81
hours ending at noon to-day. At 8 o'clock
in the evening six cemeteries had not report
ed.
The weather is wet, the atmosphere very
oppressive. and the cholera fearfulIy inercas-
ing.
June 2S--The interments reported at noon,
today, for the preceding pa hours, numb,r
l37 OF which oS were from cholera, AMI 80
from ohcr diseases. Q! the above, thcpe
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Bishopyille, July 9, ls49.

Destructive FIRE IN GEoRG ETowS, ST..
I've regret to state that fire broke out
IN Georgetown on the night of the 4tli instant,
which involved in destruction large port ion
OF the business part of the town. We have
been favored with the following extracts ol &
ietters:- $50
aGEoscErowa, July 5, le49. rs.
Gentfefnen,--We had a considerable ire
herc last night. Mussrs. Congdon, Carr
Abrahams g. Co, Sommers, Stevens, Solo.
mons, Potter, Wolfe, Bush, Hiddieson Elnan-
nel' Ebon, and McMauree, were burnt out.
ihe loss will bel mere trifle, as most of
them were insured. The stocks were very
light, and great many goods have been saw
cd. Il
"GEoRcErowN, July 5, lS49.
Genlemen,-l regret to say that fire
broke out this morning about half past one
o'clock, in Myers brick range, and swept
every store from Congdou's down to McMau-
ree's. We are all confusion here. The loss
OF property is considerable.--Ere. News
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The CHOLERA ON SAVANNAH RIVER
Several deaths have taken place among
the negroes on DR.. Daniels and Judge
Huger's plantations.
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Several cases of cholera were on board the
Steamer Gen. Clinch on Thursday last on
her return from Savannah.
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mus ms nas~ Become favorite word with Colo-
vi bshton he always calls Mr.. Calhoun's
reso'utlons the frebrand resolutions, and does so
in his Jefferson city speech.
10 DE CONCLUDED
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% Capt Levy U. S. Navy and Hon.
NATHANIEL IF: TAlLnApGE, were both reported
dangerously i'll of the cholera at Baltimore on
the I'd inst
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-07-11

rs Gen. Foote's letter in answer tc
Mr. Benton, part OF which will be fount
on the outside, should be read universally
Comment thereon is unnecessary.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-07-11

u Farther Mathew was received publicly
at New York on the Cd inst and took up his
abode at the Irving House.
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u Col DUxcan, Inspector General Of
the U. 8. Army died on the Sd inst at Mo-
bile. Thus has pershed 2the smar,est, the
flower Of all the officers Of our army. A
man who bid fair to reaec. the brightest re-
nown upon our arms. 81 i,55ss
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W President Taylor has issued Procla
nation recommending the first Friday in Au
gust next to be set apart as day of fasting
and humiliation throughout the Union, il
consequence ofthe prevalence OF the Cholera
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ExEcuTIoN.-The negroes Charles and
Jimmy were hung at Charleston on Fri.
day last for the murder of Mr.. Morrison,
the watchman Of the West Point Rice
Mills.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-07-11

" a friend wishes us to explain the dcri-
vation OF the wor due,- it is taken from the
iatln words duo 6elio, war Of two. the b being
omitted It makes, conformity duoello and an
gl'ce duel. However it may be a corruption
OF the English words dooils as duel is a very
wicked transaction z} 4.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-25

ON petition Of Eam Briggs Geo. Carpenter Of South
Bend, Indiana praying Of granted
said Briggs and Carpenter for an improvement. moving rans
which takes place the 5ui day Of February, 1850 90
Il ordered that the said petition be heard Patent Once
notified % appear and show cause they haye why said
tton ought 10 be granted II tffa'.5'l t'if
Ordered, also, this notice published ntelsencer,
Republic and Union, Washington city Daily Atlas, Cincinnati
b. Joseph Valley Register South Bend, Indiana
three successive weeks previous 20 the third Monday In January
next e4, 4If 3t.f. f5Ii ~. Iaaafst
THOMAS EwBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents
p Of the above papers will please coy,and
bills to the Patent Once, win paper containing is noce
Nov. 4-law3w ef4n 1900 9lty- flEf ~ Il
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UmrED srATEs PArENr Ornor, september 49, is4s.

UMrED srATEs PArKHr OrroE, September 10, le49.
WHEREAS, Charles A. Krcchlcr, subject the
King Of Sweden, did obtain letters United States
bearing date July TO- 1919; whereas
ec Of the said King Of sweden did maks application once
for letters for substantially
last based Swedish patent dated August 1885, the
evidence OF which has been presented and filed: I'VE
And whsssas ipsseaos BY
the parties aforesaid, the 1lt
day Of hearing appointed tkrd nday Marcia
hundredand NV and the notified
agents. TINT Is say M Charles NJ Keller, city
York, for Fakman and Mr. r. H. Eddy Of krccher
and whereas the said H. Eddy attorney Kece
did inform this ofce by his letter dated the 18Th
not informed the residence Krecher
that the said Eddy
issued and delivered, and that the official notice Of ine
ence TO the said Eddy legal notice the
Now, therefore, this said Charles A. Kec
Ter, and al whom application for
patent apparatus disins ectng sptous liquors.
by Carl Falkman aforesaid adjudged interfere with
invention claimed by Charles Krecher for which
granted 10th July aforesaid that
the hearing will be granted and In
formty with provisions Of eighth
ess approved July 1885, and the rules of this ONCE pertaining
thereto.
II is ordered, this published Republic
National InteIlgencer, Washington Daily Bee
bune, New York, previous
THOs EWBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents
Editors Of the above will please and send their
bills in duplicate to the Patent Oce with containing the
notice. GEt Sept 2e-law6m
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General Agency at Washington, ID. G.
DY A. M FARoUHAR, formerly OF Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
for services In the with Mex
revolutionary war with Great Britain, and the Flor
ida war - M
For pensions, bounty land, or scrip.
Bouaty LandW attend the purchase and sale OF bounty
Patent O6ee-The applications patents, procuring models
drawings, attended all their various branches
OFceAl claims against the department will be
prosecuted settlement of contscos quarterly accoun pay Of
New Orleans Delta, Nashville Union, Advertiser
New Era, Cincinnati Gazette indianapolis
Sentinel New York Herald and Detroit Free Press will publish
the Of g. and send their bills to this ONCE
with paper. June 24u Y
CPLENDfD Carpeting, Curtain Goods, Ssc-The
generally their stock OF furnishing goods which
feel confident be surpassed equaled by other
house In the district They mime
IN CARPETING,
Patent tapestry velvet do tapestry Brussels
Royal Administer, English Brusseis F +. f..a
Imperial three ply, double super ingram
superdnc ingram, extra nne, and hnc do
Low-prced all wool ingram, royal twied venetuns
Heavy ocIots every wid which win be d,
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS,
isines ich figured de LANES
Rich high colored damasks, rich union damasks
Twi!led and plain cashmeres 4,
Wonsed dsma.k,, all eoop
Embroidered laced curtains embroidered muslin de
Enbsoidered musins by the yard
Tasse,-ioops siinp~, borderinss, bindings
Biiad linens, all widths
Together complete OF table and piano covers
tnbecoshs eeng danssk napkins and
towels scotch and Russia Diapers Macles quilts, bed bankeu,
received perfectly hesh and VAL DC o.
W., sep Il Ii =. ,s W.T. p. II. HooE CO.
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CAUTION EXTRA.

CAUTION EXTRA.
by the name Of RUE 0LAPP has engaged viii, young
The name OF 3 r. ownsend and uses ms name 10 put
up sasapaa, which they call Dr. Townsends arapara de
W.. ssssy .ssa. easss
credit for He sending headed o.
guas IN which he says have sold ne use q my name for
~ ooc hn tNITNE 81 ~
JACOB ToWNsESDs sxRsAPARIILA, hayna On il The old
doctor. Likeness his family Goa. Of arms and his signature across
Principe. Office. es s4 ss..s. r ,,s ss s.,. .
MA no.,o, ,.....a 4. 49, .,,, ., go. =, . ~. ~.
long been known as the author and dscoveer OF he NUNE
ORIGINAL /. TowNsEND sARsAPARILLA.o Being poor, he
kept out q market and the sales those only who
many those who had been healed
deriui healing power. This Gas az
On s s,rs. scale, and called ol throughout the
Unlike young g. p Townssnd improves with age and never
man. The lshssl
q y s ~ $ 81 ssR euE u@ rs e
sapala well known to medical men, contains medicinal
which, retained IN preparing aso produce and
which injurious the system Some Of the properties OF sarapa
a ~ sva,e UNI ney ennIe aaa are oss IN @
III Which ~ ~ IN ~ \. M under
heat are he very essential medical properties Of lie root which
gives 70 i all IL value si.s !, The =.
Genuine 0ia Doctor Town.sn n <, ssr..p..s
caua sed
" s arg % mi q
incapable q losing any Of y valuable and healing properties Pre-
Co. ~ s,s,,-,,.rni,Is sa,...s~.
:, csAso - s.A.ASA.oA"S'Ae u.s0~es' ~
Mene e ieason why VIZ nsar on every sue IN ~
,ae cure Of CoNsgMPT!oN, DYsPEpsIA, and LIVER CON
sna ~ ~ Pm MT Sa sng us
rs, and ali affections arising fIom q ~
r42As Impurfty OF the blood
Il possesses marvellous efficacy In complaints arising from in
DIGESTION acdy the stomach unequal circulation
or blood tile head paptaon OF tie heart cold
hands, body II
and and
gentle perspiraon relaxing lungs throat
other part Bur nothing n ~ excellence more
seem and than in Mi kinds snS s,ases If
Es,o.l. -o,,,,,I.,,s.
=, -. -. ~. =. 49, - s',,. - ... c.u, :, -.
~ cases u puoI as1Is ~ wn.cs sins " .nc
womoi of panu menses fesus Oh he
periods ana tne ke ana enecua IN curing all os OF
the Alney disease. ,.. !.
ny removing ana regulating me genera SYSTEM
zone ana suensm 70 e whoe pody ana cures all forms OF
1852. NervOus diseascs and debility.
prevents relieves great variety Of other Diseases
spinal taton neuralgia Dance woonng eplepdc fits,
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t Concord Academy.
THE seasion Of this Institution viii Of
y. VIM COLEMAN, A. M, Principal.
LEWIS M. COLEMAN, A. M.

REFEREHCEs. alrF
Hon. John Y. Mason;a 49, s@ae
DR.. T. r. Scott speaker Of the Senate Of Virginia:
Thomas J. Randolph, esq., Abemarei III
DR.. Armistead Cook Portsmouth 4 ~l
Robert q. Stanard esq. Richmond;.
VIM, III. Harrison, esq.,. Prince Georges .sf 8als 5t
VIM II. Tayoe, esq.,s Mount Airyi FN
Richard Baylor, ESQ., Essex; 5a.
Andrew Hunter, esq., Jederson
Clayton G. Coleman, esq., Louisa, At
y John Tabb, esq., Gloucester Hs -JNs
VIM H. Roy, esq = Gloucester;
Hon. Robert M II. Hunter, Essex;
Right Rev. Nicholas Cobbs d. d., Bishop of Alabama
Hon. Thomas II. Bayly, NJ. c.;
Judge Daniel Coleman Alabamaj
Hon. James A. Seldom M. c.; 4 VIZ
Gen. Bernard Peyton,. Richmond;
Hon. james M. Mason Frederick;
Rev. WIN. Friend, Poft Royal
John r. Bryan, esq.,. Gloucester; @
Thomas =. Ghoson, esq. Petersburg;
Mers w Fisher, ESQ.,. Northampton;
John w. Tyler, ESQ.,. Wanenton
George II. Wilkins, esq. Northampton;
Francis T. Rives, esq, Petersburg.
sGeneen have present wards
members OF the Institution.
Sep 2-6 tIntel.1
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HrUrICue sulcrber be INFORM the citizens and
public reneray Just employed workmen from Eu-
RON, ana <or me northern cities experiences,
which, together knowledge and practice In NE eus
Tor thirty with confidence that he he
prepared 70 Manufacture ewel and cosby silver,
Ne superior and cheaper other establishment known 20
His customers he Respectfully
requested 10 leave their orders with ........,s,~.,
Pepn avenue between On ind ION streets
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lGR. A. DIE vAUDRICOURT begs leave "a inform the
III public his friends that having permanently located In Wash
tuition OF me French
ssn Spanish languages and Of the piano forte and
ns IN an ID References Of highest respecfahy
win be evcn BY applying residence 2 between and
n nerf door bsos Academy, At Dsvs music store, and
Mn. Apdcrsons stationery store. ra4
July 17-eodn
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DOPULAR MUsIC.-WM. FISCHER has just received a
Of popular songs waltzes polkas &C., among
the oIownga Of which will be sold
reduced pice-fouT cents per page;
.ttt3' NARcHEs. H#4sfrsag r
General r. y. Smiths March; by Martin. .aa
Spanish Patriots March; by Martin.
Mary Blame Quick Step.
Battle of Buena VISTA
l4 PoLxAs. H
Invitation a la Polka; by Max Maretzch.
Tedesco Polka; BY Max Msretzch.
Belle Polka; by Berg. $500
Carnival Polka by Canthal. E.
Pm thine, only thine; by }. Benedict.
The Broken hearted; by Felce Dorego.
When others strive win thy smile. l}
No, Thy home be mine
and Jeannot; complete.
OF Golden Crest
OH Sally White; favorite song.
Stop dat knocking; by Winnenlore
Chloe's be my wife,
Sweet Rose Of Caroline by Beckel.
Emma Snow
her the window
Ole Vrgimy breakdown.
and Dan Tucker.
Gwine long down. by Frank Brewer.
fEl wALrxEs.
Invitation a vaise, by Won Weber.
Closer Waltz; by Engelbrecht
NauKe Waitzes By Labzky
Recoecons strauss beautiful collection of watzss; by
Heur.
So. No. - --'-----' ~ 2--A'-
Rosa Lce
Beethoven WALTZ ale desir - by cxerney.
yTs ofsummer; by Herr
Dan Tucker by Grobe.
Dandy Jim; NOV 10
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WANTED. daily, al IN. baltimore Phll.asiphla, Ne,

WANTED daily, the baltimore, philadelphia. New
York Boston and General Agency and Commits
sop once Young other
spectacle business keepers statesmen, poe bar
Keepers walters, farmers, coachmen, agents. book and map
agents. branches Of business, &C. We
number Of good situations on hand which
pay from 1870 10 $4,000 Those OF situations
well give CALL we have agents IN cach
which viii enable us place evey applicant
ance in ali cities, which trust viii enable us 70
riyr tptrr snfisfnct,on favor with call
- TAYLOR y TAYMAN, No. 50 second street,
between South and Gay
A., s.n Situation I'M baltimore Cities will
have their wants Immediately attended by addressing line
1, paidl A. by doing both trouble and
pense which they would incur by coming 70 the city and
'''~'"s '"p''' TAYLOR h TAYMAN,
50 Second street,
n.vs4 d,f baltimore, Md.
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GENERAL House Furnishing Dry Goods Wsrero0n
u CIA0ETT DODsON would most respectfully infom al
and intending house. that they have
prepared their Tor ie reception Of much more
hitherto seen In city. will be- absent for few days Tor
purpose making their purchases, and would desire
want best and most extensive NJ
choose rom wait their return They WIN nave
q aaf asf.r nrf .tHf
euperh Tapestry Velvet Tapestry Brussels, and Brussels
Three-ply supcrnnc Ingram, low priced DO 81
DAmask twiIcd and plain Venetian Csrpeung =
Tossber with everything pretty and good which may o. neeaea
their line. Aug E-fz"""n
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Agency Of che Beok-Publshsng Houses IN the Urteed
TAYLOR MAURY, bcokrsIler ssioners, Pennsylvania
avenue On street, having formed connections with me
principal establishments Of country, will upy al orders
miscellaneous scientific, and school
books lots single copies z, ne lowest psscssios pcss
books from The northern cities, trouble, and
met p,s:ss ss y leaving 'As' 0'djr q"
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orcNCY Washsngton.-The undersigned, late Of In
spccson Of Post Once Department offers his se
mail generally and 70 those Of the
particularly with the assurance that his removal from Once
ancd In the department honesty capacity and hde and
refers his once Of both psres with their hearty
All oders business Of nature, s The seat Of
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
Ju,v 4-dn late Of Post once Department
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For baltimore.

- THE steamer osCEoLA will, Sunday, the -
ax- September, making "Trip week 90
the above place, leaving washington every sunday
NJ O'Clock a. m Returning Baltimore every Tuesday
O'Clock p She will stop regularly, going and reumng at
Leonardtown, Maryf Md and Cone nvef Val
and landings for signals 10 land
FOR NORFOLK.
The steamer Osccoia will Norfolk every Thursday a
O'Clock Returning, Norfolk Friday nj O'Clock
.. m Passage and fare - .
sndnss- JAMES MITCHELL,
sepM Captain
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PROPOSALS soa INDIAN GOODS.

DEPARfMEsr IKreRIoR,
Oytros INDIAN AryAiRs, September ~, Is4s
SEALED PROPOSALS. win be received Of the Com
missioner Of Indian Affairs, Washington city, until 10 O'Clock
Thursday, the LIST day Of November furnishing die fol-
lowing goods m te quantities annexed ereabout
Indians and deliverable the city New York, Wiz
biankefs.
sOo pairs point white Maeknaa banke 90 BY ~
inches, and weigh eight pounds = ~
800 pairs IN point white Mackac blankets "a by
inches, and weigh six pounds
o paifs point white Macknac
inches, and weigh i've and quarter pounds
YOU pairs IN point white Mackinac Blankets
inches, and weigh four and y quarter pounds
700 pals point white Macknac BY
inches, and weigh three and a quarter pounds
400 pairs blankets
inches, and weigh eight pounds
800 ~
inches, and weigh six pounds
100 pairs ~ point Macknac Blankets 10 by
inches, and weigh pounds ttAF
700 pairs point Mackinac blankets
inches, ind weigh eight pounds
$50 pairs ~ point Mncknae bankcts 81 by
inclss, and weigh six pounds .38e
100 ~ point gennea blue Mackinac blankc
20 by "a inches, and weigh ten pounds
400 point gentnela blue Macknac blankets
so by ~ inches, aud weigh eight pounds stg
pa Ak gennela measure
"a by 66 inches, and weigh six pounds
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lust RECEIVER, shsa he I.sna q % rsns p9 srs
ever boashs % ls nsskss which served np daily coup.
and all o. cookery, and IN the ees possible ss
bosh kc ali Of which win Be served up q ne shortest
notice. ft fttl4
0SsF.milies served
Aug le-u tf c.tltft ettfs "a w. Waikiki
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WILL attend Of claims before Congress and the
w various executive departments Of the government
once and dwelling street, between Oh and ION streets
Octa-d
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7 KNOX wALKER win practise law IN ths Supreme
Of United States and stcnd 70 the prosecution on
claims against the government Addrss washington, po'
Mar. 16-0
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