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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18
KIND HUSBAND.

Tie latest definition ofa s,kind husband
il one who Sits and smokes after breakfasts
while his wife, with child in one arm, and q
phil Of water in the other, pursues her wash
mg Sally the chanbermaid, who ssexpects
to have a husband of her own when her turn
@pmes,h says ifthai is description of kind
husband it's meaner "kinan than she
Wants anything to do with Her idea of a
ekind husband" IS, "a nice man who will
fetch the " pod and water, do the churning.
shake the carpets, cord the bedgteads, run Of
brands, and rock the era-"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18
Man prQud man

----- 3NfaTIt II VLII I4Iut. N 81
Dre~s'd iu ilte Bret authority
Play such tahtastN tricks iafisfe Elig5hfaytn +
As make Tie ahgels weep
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18

NoTHEsG LOST III PRtlER.

Lady Ca.aragss marriage 10 AIaegslire L
place lslh Alas l735
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-27


Ihlngs NO Horee-Afr. Webster Snst0inea-,-ilF'
Clay gong tOith him-Ihe Men Wing itchet-
Another Ran Of Settlensnt;Tetc.
az" Of the Baltimore Sun, writes the following:
- WAsHINeroN. March 10, 1850.
IL ID ID true, that getting no worse ID equivalent
to getting better, then we already pretty well
to do. We are getting no worse, and that IL some
thing few wings have already shown their
hands; some, endorsing Mr.. Webster's position;
others agreeing with the message of the President
Mr.. Williams, of West Tennessee, took Mr.. Web
ster's position, and delivered moderate, patriotic
sensible Speech which met the appreciation Of every
lover of peace and order in the House while Mr.
Casey, Of Pennsylvania, endorsed Gen. Taylor's
always commands the attention of the House !; be-
cause there is that in his manner which convihces
you that he is sincere and not easily shaken in his
principles. His opinions will, no doubt, command
an extensive influence on the settlement of the
question.
Mr. Giddings talked his hour against the annihi-
aton Of the free soil party. He is afraid the ques-
ton will be settled without him. and that when
thetide shall reeede he will be left dead crawfish
on the beach or 10 use another figure he wants
the tickling to continue, az he is vendor of itch
ointment.
From present appearances, there Is no doubt
that Mr.. Wehster's position will be triumphantly
sustained in New England and NewYork; and that
the administration will have to adopt his platform.
have reason to know that the veteran patriot Clay
himself will sustain Mr.. Webster, setting the coun-
try noble example of Observation-Disclosures and genIi.
inc patriotism Both Mr. Clay and Mr.. Webster
will probably reply to Mr. Seward Mr.. Badger
was to-day quoting the Bible against him. Mr.. Sc
ward will answer him that the Bible is very good
book but there are stuations in the life of a New
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PORT OF NEW, ORLEANS.
LATTICE 80 5T sOv N.-Lorarrupr 500 win Time Oh.

Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Anosta, Fabens, Boston, G. w. Hynson
B Bat 6s pssy Baltimore BGia ARSss C
Brig Ocavia, Madden, Chagres, John Alexander
Arrived Yesterday.
Dr. ship Rosenda Simpson, 70 days from Liverpool to P.
Maxwell 4 Cod my, - -
Bark Weecumcon, Robinson from Rio de Janeiro to Geo.
Brig Ottoman, Griffin days from Havana. in ballast, to
schr Gen Harrison, Cozzens, days from Pensacola, to
schr Cora Boghch days fin Pensacola to maser-Basin
STEAMBOATS,.
Pearl Plant Anthony, from Jackson Miss bales cotton
MOndiana, Larose, from Balize.
Meteob No 3 Fausseti, from Atakapas.
GOV. Bent, Gibbs from Batesville, Ark-5H bales cotton
Bulletin, Church, from Memphis-I4S6 bales cotton.
Cant, Roger, from Farmersyille bales cotton.
California, Reynolds, from Mobile.
Chamette, Dalteres, from LOckport.
ten. Taylor Power, IRON Donaldsonvile
Europa, Pierce, from Cincinnati.
Iowboat Southwestern, Martin. from the Passes.
Towboat Panther Pinnegar, from the Passes.
Spoken.
By the bark Wessaeumcon, on the 9TH February, in lat
lso S5 South, long. $40 45 West, ship Ahusia of Barn
stable "A days from Boston, bound to Rio de Janeiro Feb
9t in lat $50 lg South long. 80 49, West bark Malta
passett of Weatport, with $40 bbh. sperm oil on board.
Memoranda.
The bark VIM II. Olden of and from Belfast bound tt
California, arrived at RO de Ianero the 9th January.
The bark Blanche, bngs Matamoros and Lucena went
sea on the 18Th inst.
Towboat Southwestern lowed down and sea, the %
inst. brig Harbineer.
Towboat Panther owe down and to sea- on the 2st inst
ship Jessore, bark May Flower and brig Globe,
| Passengers. ..
Per ship Roselnda, from Lyerpoel-265 in storage.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-27

A MODERN SAMPsog.-Robert Lane was ex-
amined yesterday, and sent before the First Dis
trict Court for stealing horse and dray belonging
to Mr.Staiford. The affidavit which obtained the
commitment states that the prisoner carriedaway
from the Levee,n on Monday afternoon, the quad
ruped and his cumbrous appendage! By what
means this act worthy Of ancient days, was
plished is left to the wide realms of Imagination.
Lane has performed feat second only to the alb
iucton of the gates OF Gaza by Sampson, and per-
haps it has exceeded that notable enterprise for he
may have assumed faster gait than his illustrious
predecessor in the effort TO escape the vigilance Of
the Second Municipality police.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-27

DIscHAReED.-Aftert the annoyance and dis
credit of arrest it is but half way reparation
to the innocent to receive discharge from custody.
This fact Jack Burdelle must have felt most SEN
sibly when allowed to depart in peace yesterday,
by Recorder Baldwin He had been imprisoned
on the charge of stedlng gold watch from Mrs.
Anne McManus but although it is an admitted
fact that watches made to go, yet it not
shown in evidence that Burdelle had regulated the
motion He was accordingly released from his
disagreeable position.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-27

The NEW YORK CUsToM-HousE Frauds
A New York dispatch of the 18th inst. says: "rhe
statements which have been published, setting forth
that frauds to large amount have been discovered
in the Custom house. in addition to those perpetra-
ted by TaIman, are utterly false. The most care
ful investigation has been made, and no further
frauds have been found to have been practiced
during the administration of Mr.7Maxwell; and
during that Of his predecessor there has been dis
covered fraudulent transaction to the amount oil
| six hundred dollars only
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-27

HORRIBLE MISUNDERSTANDING Man AliUe.-
The Galena Jefiersonian says that among the over
land emgrauts for California last spring, was Mr..
Green, of " Green's Woolen Factory Fox River,
and two of his sons, the youngest youth 1t is
reported that while passing through tribe of Indi-
ans, this young man, naturally full of mischief,
killed squaw. The tribe having become well ad-
vised of the fact, fastened after the company and
demanded the murderer. At first the demand was
resisted but after the Indians had informed them
that they would destroy the company if their re-
quest was not granted, the youth was surrendered
into their hands. They then stripped him, and in
the presence of his father and the whole company,
they skinned him from has head TO his feet. He lived
four hours after he was thus flayed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-27

ROUND islanders, ATTENTION The schooner
Heroine cleared for Chagras on Saturday last,
crowded with passengers. Gold hunters are rather
rough looking customers, and by some means the
Spanish Consul resident here, Mr.. Laborde, enter.
tained the suspicion that all was not exactly right
and that Cuba perhaps might be the Ell Dorado in
view He accordingly made an affidavit setting
forth his belief that the Heroine fitted out with
men and munitions Of war, for the purpose Of dis
turbng the peace of her Spanish Msiesty's Govern
ment in that Island. Mr.. Stille, U. s. naval agent
boarded the vessel and made diligent search, bu
found no evidence to sustain the suppnsitioR. The
query now is-How did the Consul obtain his IN
formation
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-27

US- Samuel Everett, free man of color, was
committed yesterday, by Recorder Genos, for six
months to the workhouse, in default of bail for his
good behavior, Everett trespassed upon the prem-
SEES of citizen in Chartres street, in pursuit of the
object of his dusky love, and after several warnings
to clare de kitchen" as last resort he was ar
rested to prevent further annoyance
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NEW ORLEAN s.:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH ~. 1850.

THE CASE OF THE Russia - Mr.. Prenti@
concluded his brilliant argument yesterday. Mr..
Hunt and Mr.. Hunton will both speak to-day and
bring this long protracted examination to close.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-27

IMPORTANT PASSENGER MOVEMENT The
Harrisburg Union says that in the Pennsylvania
Legislature the House has passed bill vesting in
the Commonwealth the exclusive right of carrying
passengers over the public works of the State
The bill makes provision for the purchase of cars
the appointment of additional agents, of conductors
and the necessary officers. 1t also appropriates the
sum OF $4,000 for the purchase of cars. 1t has
yet 70 be acted upon by the Senate.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-27

ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-Jas Clane was found
in the act of breaking open the door Of Mr.. Joseph
Maiot, on Monday evening last. Yesterday six
months residence in the work-house was accorded
TO the delinquent.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-27

STEAMBOAT RoBBERY.-An individual rejoc-
ing in the name Of Shadrack underwent the fiery
ordsal Of examination yesterday before Recorder
Baldwin. Shadrack did not emerge unscathed
from the dock, but for an attempted robbery on
board Of the Sulana is compelledto sojourn during
the next thirty days in the WoFk-house.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-27

Two PLUCK oNE.-Parick White and Mary
Cowley were required yesterday to give bonds in
the sum of $500 for their peaceable behavior
toward Joanna Jones in particular and the public
in general, without including, however, the rest
of mankind" The fair complainant told grevous
story of abuse received, and blows administered,
by which she suffered in mind and body besides
unseemly detriment to her rain1ent
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-27

NORTH CARoEINA CENTRAL RAILRoAD.--At
the convention held at HiilsbOrough the Goth
ult, it was announced that the entire stock in the
North Carolina Central Railroad Company had
been subscribed and thereupon an order was
passed for collecting five per cent. of the amount
subscribed from the stockholders. The work will
be commenced forthwith.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-27

THEFT.-James McLane was brought up yes
terday before Recorder Baldwin, on the charge Of
stealing shoes from Mr.. Weber. The matter has
vet to be examined "a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-27

IcE- The proper disposition of the mineral lands
of CaIifornia-the gold mines and placers, and the
mines of silver and quicksilver--is engaging the
attention of the Government. The whole of the
valuable tracts known to contain deposites of the
precious metals belong, with an inconsiderabe ex-
ception here and there, to the General Government
1t is stated that the Hon. T. Butler King, who has
recently returned from California, willtreat on this
subject in his forthcoming report.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-27

AssAULT.--Patrick Flynn was required yester-
day to appear before the First District Court for an
assault committed upon J. W. Richardson, on
board the steamboat Com. Perry, while the laiier,
who is attached 10 the police, was on duty on said
boat
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-27

BRIGHT AFFAIR.-one Thomas Moore, tired Of
dark and crooked ways, attempted to enlighten his
feeble understanding in regard to the rights Of
Others, by abstracting two lamps from the premises
Mrs. Philipina Tinser, at the corner Of Levee and
Crossman streets. This tbick.ed transaction &C.
Cured on Monday evening; but with such prop
erty in his possession Thomas found it impossible
to keep shady" and let his slight shine -
that the Waterman caught glimpse Of the brilliant
achievement and gave Moore a full view of the
guard. house. Yesterday Recorder Geuois commit
ted the accused for trial before the Criminal Court.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-27

EXPENSIVE KIssING.-An indignant husband
in Dearborn county, Ind, few days since brought
suit against man for kissing his wife. The mat
ter was compromised by the man agreeing to pay
the injured husband $l6, -.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-27

By Time flies, and so did William Able, after
issuing from the house of Martin Pepper, No. 10
Jefferson street. with the gold repeater of that gen
tleman. William, however, was not a5ts enough
to elude the hot pursuit of Mr.. Pepper, who after
spicy race caught the delinquent and in the most
pungent manner demanded the watch. The miss
ing property was found in Able's possession, and
yesterday he was committed for trial by Recorder
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-27

FIRE PoLIcE.--A Fire Police has been formed
in the Second Municipality composed of men of
steady character and well known activity, whose
duty it will be to guard the district from the torch
Of the incendiary and to give instant aid in of
fire On Monday evening the newly-formed corps
were placed on duty. We are informed that the
Insurance, Offices pay the expenses Of this ar
rangement
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-27

OF The new French Minister, in his letter Of
credence to our government, is styled: NJ En-
est-Andre- Olivier San de Boislecompts, Comman-
der of the National Order Of the Legion of Honor
Grand Gross of the Royal Orders of SIS. Maurice
and Lazarus, of Sardinia, Commander of the Order
OF Isabella the Catholic, Cheyalier of the Number
Extraordinary of the Noble and Distinguished
Order of Charles Ill of Spain" A pretty courty
style, we should say, for Minister from republi-
can France to republican America.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-27

3 GuANo.-We understand this article is produ.
cling wonderful revolution on the poor, worn out
lands of Lower Virginia. We hear of some eases
where the first crop has paid for land, guano, and
all other expenses, and left money in the pockets
of the farmeTs.-RtcbaORd Times.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-27

rSatisticians make one-third of the popula
ton Of Paris illegitimate.
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Cargo Schooner CeyEOs,
SEVEN HUNDRED s. EIGHTY BBLS.
D ME-Landing and for sale by
mhl4 HAYMANs& HOLDEN, 50 Magazine st.
Paper Warehouse,
. No. 6s CAMP STREET.


~ SHELDON e. POTTER, late of 70 Camp street,
have removed since the Fire, s. Camp where saouers
Publishers Others who may require any thiRg connected with
the PAPER BUSINESS will find large and new stock now
opened and arriving daily;
hS- Among viii oh may be found
F6oaP and Letter PaBersoJ Linen Hemp and Fancy colo
Packet Post E5io Post utCapl lieEnsss. S '~'y ~
Dsny and AsiuH; CSo6 paass- end ysoeti,g J,o,er
0Ben RtTl1ut's celebrated Will an siyss, F''
ting Papers, Of all pagisies and Binders a, and or.
prices;
Printing Paper Of every descrip Strao AMI ~ ~ p Is,
from the Rock AsI for SbiDnsrsi NH Srss, ss
LatAsotLs, EaL IaTTed Shsathi1g Paper, ia rolls
AssoTd CoioTed i5apersi Playing Cards L. H. Cohel's
Patent EHpeope Pepper; Steamboats, Hiy5I1n5srs NJ,
HaTpare and Cotton SdHpagl Andrstos Dec1hr ami Snsr
DTugsiss Paper blue and unite L. h supror asles r.,
FierfRg PdPer, BioiHg PaPErI eeior JeHny Lins.
and Patent B01ers; Imported Eng and French Cayis,
Tissue Paper; Cohsn's Printers Cards; -
Counting house and BIZ CAPT Fney cooTsd Glazed Paper.
J. D. McCresrys News Book and fancy eolosd
PRINTING INK, at New York prices
NJ facilities afforded BY direct cy for the
Manufacturer enabled supply the trade
and invite them generally 70 examine stock before
'hsi hs i9 sW SHELDON POTTER IS csup ,.
II LIVERPOOL sALI-CesIss and Fms, for sale By
IL nhs JOHN TooLE, % Bank Place
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-27

MURDER.-The Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel
of the 22d inst is informed that Benz. Watkins, of
Columbia county, was deliberately murdered on
the 10Th inst, while asleep on the bench in his
workshop, by negro boy, about 10 or Is years
Of age, in his employ. The weapon used was a
hoe, with which he inflicted several blows on the
head The boy was taken into custody.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-27
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFFERSON CITY, 49,. !
Tuesday Evening, March 49, 1850. 5
Arrived to-day per steamer Gov Bent, 70 head OF Beef
Cattle and Calves. Market in favor Of holders.
Prices:-B Beef Cattle, 69Sc " ID net Hogs, 81
&C W ID net; Sheep, 81 5O9s3 80 " head Mich Cons,
&2O@455 ~ head CaLues, 5IC9Sc. y b net
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-27

Gs- There are now up at Boston, for the gold
regions, ships, IL banks, 9 briggs and schooners
-3j in all a a r. .
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-27
bargains! B01'gyisss!!
$4,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS,
JUST RECEIVED
r. j, O'DOHERTY'S CHEAP DRY
GnnnS sT0IRE


p. J.. O'DOHERTY'S CHEAP DRY
GOODS STORE,
Of TehOapitOnlds st. and 81. .Nary's Market.
TTHE undersigned respectfully informs the Ladies of New
Il Orleans and Lafayette, that his stock of SPRING
GOODS is received and open for inspection, and that
every article oeredyV sold unprecedenedly low prices.
The following comprise part, viz:
Rich Organizes and Jaeonet Muslns;
Black, plaid. striped andswaiered Silks:
Rich colored changeabls figured and striped Silks;
Block Velvet embroidered Manteaus, Yisites and Mantas
ColOred Cashmere Cloaks and Manteaus-Very rich
Canton Grape Cashmere, Silk, Broche and Polka Shaws;
BaTeges, Tarletans, Fouards and Dotted Musins
Rich Mazourka, Rob Roy and CrenoueA Piaids;
Umbrellas, Parasos and Sun Shades;
Plaid, striped and changeable Apacas-new;
French, German, English and American CaicOes;
Linen Sbirings and DamHsk Table Linens; .t
CoiOnades, Apron Checks, Denims and Hickory;
Black figured Irish TabIets-ery new
Blankets, all qualities, 104, ia and ia, and Maeies
Quilts;
Red, white, blue green and yellow Flanuels
Bed Ticking Hooks and Eyes, Spool Thread Needles, etc.
Swiss, Book, Null and Scotch Lawn Muslins;
lacone Edgngs Table and Piano Covers-all qualities
ThHeep ply and Ingram Capes Wilton and Brussels Rugs;
OIL Cloths Door Mas and Canton MattiDgs;
Brown and Beaehed Linen and Cotton Sheetings;
Hosiery. Rihbons. Artinalss Daees and Gloves;
canton Flannel, Glmps, Frnges and Embroideres;
Furniture Prints, red blue and buff Damasks;
r. j. OfDoitERTA'S CHEAP STORE.
ml25 81 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and st. Mary Market
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-27

n j.. COKE d. CO.. DRUssIsTs, Corner Of .Haga-
IA. zine and PoydrGs streets, prepared to exc q
cute orders for Planters, Country Physicians and Fam ~
lilies. Every article warranted genuine. DR.. e. NJ
CoxK's Preparations extensively used for ten years. An
recommending themselves by their effects:
SOUTHERN COUGH SIRUP-An unequalled remedy
m ExFRASE 81 s,ARsAPARA
hkN, AND CUBEBS-A certain and agreeable cure,
3D. superior to the Capsules any other extract.
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARII4LA AND
TARAXACUM-The strongest preparation that can
be made, as proved by the effect produced.
BALSAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERWORT, etc.
For the cure of Consumption and Bronchitis.
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
TONIC AGUE SYRUP and PILLS. n1s 1y3dp
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EIXTRA0RDINARY -AND AaUsING..

Astoning Exnerfreuts al ARMORY II LII, Every EVenhg
except Sunday upon te newly discovered Science Of Ep
iol6ey PeTsons anehce be entirely controlled
in their motoas they will be made 70 forget theF
residences; them VIII be made 70 taste Ike
vinegar houey milk norwood brandy Az ta viii be dons
they are perfectly wake ae and without any nesnee
process nteyer This wonderful remedial agent haa effected
astonng Of Palsy Neuralgia, RsuaiHn and
diseases generally. go 80 49,.
t TO commence halfpas o'clock Tickets Fifty
Gents. Gentleman and Two Ladies' One Dollar Children
HAT Price mhsd
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AMuSEMENTS.



~ Bonsat q liFa- !. n. FIELD.
ludlow = tsir. hnpages Dees Cirslls l1yze h1Isi
IL and Parqustis. 81 PIT, 20 cents 6sey y cents Boz Ocs
daily, from 10 until THIS EfEstle@ Wenes lay
Y Mr.. and Ms. PITT. Mr.. T. blshOP, the Vocalist,
Mr.. GEO. HOLLAND, nmle. hltt,felhtiiOif
Mmlle. BARON, Mnlle-. n: aaiissLibEr
MmlIe. ). YALLEE, Mona MhVyiN.
Mons. BOUXARY Senior DE NEoASs and
have All their adHr G. Holland he
Daucers bV permiasion Mr.. T. Placl1e.
The 0reate Combination o. The Sesaon.
TRAGEDY. OPERA, BALLET and FARCE ...such Of
enGanmenta before beea offered IN t1s CITY,
Tor particpiars, Bills Of the Day.
fF~ To-norrsv gvsning-Bensft Of Mr. STARK
PLACIDE's VARIETIES.
NJ. The Comedy Of The Serious Family still Continuing to
hbteng applause from crowded bouSea the
Mans cement IL Induced offer the public ~ conqneon
admired Comedy Of rlst 10 ne nn Aiae Grand
Ballet which all the principal Daneeu VII appear
by the strength Of the Corps De Ballet
poxEs and Psrquste, IS esn Upper sozes % CENTS Gallery,
ID cents Door open AZ Seess w eSnnsns
ha-paa pFeeissly THIS ENNF1' HeaheAnaJs VIII be
performed the hy0n.e Ceme.y eniitlsf 80,
=, THE SERIOUS FAMILY. -
Aninsdab slset NJ NJ aaolaad
NJ. TorTeDs
Mrs. TosTens " howard
= = GRAND BALLET DivERTIssEMEET,
N which NIL the principal dancers Will appear
To conclude with The much red ConIedy enttled
GRlsT TO THE MILL. :.
Msrns. NJ q q tiDss
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Furniture Furniture. Furniture.
By e. Il. DRAKE, 20 CONT st.
ON HAND GENERALLY, offered Prices Phi
~ vae Sale variety of New and Second hand FURNITURE
Mahogany Walnut henry Anors do Besteas; Dining Centre
Pier Card and Breakfast Tables French other Sofas Dvans
OuOmans; Sdeoar; Bureaus Rocking and Pror CHAIR; Book
Gases; SecretaIies Shower Baths Sofas Grandoes Mirrors
Looking Glasses; MRresses with many other articles
N B-AUc7ToN SALES OF FURNITURE held regularly
| 10 O'Clock 20 - ni25