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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-07-20

"HIS CONSIGNMENT DRY GOODS
HOUSE is constantly receiving from the
northern cities heavy shipments Of Goods, which
are often ordered TO be sold forthwith without re-
gard to original cost, and will therefore be offered
cheaper by from Is to 80 per cent than the same
description can be sold at any other establishment.
Constantly on hand a large supply Of Plantation
Goods-Blankets, Kerseys, Linseys, OsnabuEga,
sheetings, shirtugs, Towelings, Table Damasks.
Diapers. Linens, &c. Dress Goods of every style.
Silks, Saline, Cashmeres, Merinoes, De LANES,
AIpaccas. Piaids, Bareges, Muslins, Gingbam. and
Prints. Visi,es, ManliIlas and shawIs, Parasols
and Umbrellas. Hosiery, Handkerchief, Laces.
Capes, Collars, Bonpets. and every description Of
Dry Goods, both Of Foreign and Domestic Manu-.
facture.
In connection with this establishment are exten>
sive wholesale rooms, which should be visited by
every Merchant and Trader before making his
purchases. An additional advantage to the buyer
is, that the lowest price is invariably asked at first.
and no deviation made.
KINGS WHITE PALACE.
u Gravier street. New Orleans. je5 1y
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-07-20
BISsELL 4 sCHLATRE,

Grocers, and Dealers in Western Produce.
DERSONS in want of any thing in our line
i will please call and examine our goods and
prices.
Plaquemine, March 80, 1850. ap3 ly
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-07-20
DIarmkQo02a @aaattNe.

AND THE BRITISH QUARTERLY REVJEHx
WING to the late revolutions and counter 70
" volutions among the nations Of Europe,
which have followed each other in such Quick sue.
cession, and of which the end is not yet," The lead.
ing periodicals of Great Britain have becomelin.
vested with a degree Of interest hitherto unknown.
They occupy a middle ground between theI has.y,
drsiointed and necessarily imperfect records OF the
newspapers. and the elaborate; and ponderous ,rea.
tises to be furnished by the historian at a fa,ureday,
Whoever reads these periodicals obtains 4 correct
and connected account of all the important political
events of the old world, as they occur, and learns
the various conclusions drawn from them by the
leading spirits of the age. The American Pub
lishers therefore deem it proper to call renewed At.
tention to the works they republish, and the very
low prices at which they are offered to subscribers.
The following is their list, viz:
The London Quarterly Reriew-TM Edin
burgh Reuiew-The North British Re-
rieU-The. Westminster ReuieU-
and Blackpood's Edinburgh Magazine.
In these periodicals are combined the views, mo.
dera,ely, though clearly and firmly expressed, Of
the three great parties i'll England-Tory, Wing and
RadicaI-BIackwood and the London Quarterly
are Tory; the Edinburg Review, Wing: and the
Westminster Review, Liberal. The North British
Review owesits establishment TO the last great &C.
cIesiastical movement in Scotland, and IS not ultra
in its views on any one of the grand departments
OF human kL0Wledge; Is was oflglnaIy eolteo ~
DR.. Chalmers, aid now, since his death, is con.
dncted by his sou in law, DIR Hanna, associated
with Sir David Brewster. Its literary character Is
of the very highestorder. The Westminster, though
reprinted under that title only, is published in Eng
land under the title Of the Foreign Quarterly and
Westminster, it being in fact a union Of the two
Reviews formerly published and reprinted under
separate titles. Ii has, therefore the advantage BY
this combination of uniting in one work the best
Eoaf,lros nf hofh M heretofore lSSned.
The above periodicals are reprinted in New
York Immediately on their arrival by the British
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paper, and are faithful copies Of the originals
Blackwood's Magazine being an exact fac simile
of the Edinburgh edition.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-07-20

St. Louis Flour, just re.
IN ceiyed and for sale for cash by
my25 BIssELL = ScEuATRE.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-07-20

% CLUBBfN0.
Four copies of any or all Of the above works
will be sent to one address on payment Of the reg
ular subscription fol three-the fourth copy being
gratis. II 3.
Remittances and communications should always
be addressed, post paid or ranked, 10 the Publishs
ers, LEONARD SCOTT &eCO.,
70 Fulton street, New York,
ian23 Nv Entrance 81 Gold st.
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BLANKENSEIP g. HUBS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06
DAILY CRESCENT.

The Jfiltfy ofthe Mole" Some ten yeats since"
said Mr.. O. Wilkins, 'swhen came 70 my living,
and commenced cuiivating the little land | hold,
il was, may say, full OF wireworfns. Nothing
ceald have been worse, for my crops were in some
!, places ruined by them entirely. What then did
dol Iadopted plan which saw recommended
and published III Periodicals many years since, viz
encouraging moes and partridges on my lands.
lnssead Of permitting mole TO be caught, Thought
oil could, and turned them down alive; and soon
my fields, one after another were full OF mole
hiiis TO the amusement of all my neighbors, who at
first set me down as a lunatic; but now several
adopt my plan, and are strenuous advocates OF H.
My fields became exactly like honey comb and
this continued even among my standing ana grow
ing and rineninq crops not mole was molested,
but still bought more. This summer had bought
fourteen, which turned down, but they were not
wanted have nothing for them to eat; all that
moles live npon is destroyed, and so, poor things,
they mus starye, or emigrate TO some distant land
and thus get bowsirnged by savage men, whom
they aim TO serve. Adopt my plan, and it will be
sure 10 aslswer. If you have a nest of pariridges
also encourage them all the summer they live upon
inseefs, wire-wOrms, etc, and consider how many
millions covey will destroy in a single summer!
Again, always remember that moles feed upon in
sects, and of which the wire-worm is the chief; If
you doubt this, open mole and peep into his
stomach. Again, do not fear that moesinju your
crops, either in field or in a garden; il is low
and vulgar to suppose that they root up Young
corn; they never go any where till the wire-Torms
have first destroyed the plants, and then, innocent
things, they are punished for others faults ltyou
do not like 10 see their hills, knock them about
with hoe as did it is a healthy amusement,
and they will do your lands good. DO not despise
any plan because the farmers will not adopt it in
your neighborhood farmers will adopt nothing Till
driven to it, and nothing that is new and good"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06
MAE PACIFIC oREsoENr

CONTAINS Intelligence from the United States, pre-
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affairs evory part the Union, with particular reference tile
South ana West Independent politics.
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ing on their part for regular patronage people
TO whose Interests is devoel The Pacific Crescent
OF Reading Matter ITypography beautiful spec men Of
the art placing it second paper in the Union
CROCKETT, FROST co. New Orleans,
aust daW j. c. DUNCAN, San Francisco.
~ Subscriptions received single ready or mailing
sold At the Office Of the NewOrleans Crescent 90 ST. Charles At
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06
EGYPTIAN EYE BALsAM-
DIR. GEDEON'S
HUNGARIAN LONG-LIFE
XOaGgC RSiFypFS.

"s
a., public to hls celebrated Hungarian Remedy for lneip
Loss APPETITE lregularty, and all sorts Of Fevers pan
%c %, e HamtoTy nature and many other diseases
Glet 70 me climate and season; being purely vegetable
combination and entirely free from all poisonous substance
or admlxuie Their may be fully ndu ged in ut ali time,
and under all circumstances with the positive assurance 81
speedily deriving tereliom the most substantial benefit In
habiiQs in the uninterrupted enjoyment Of bea AMI
neI days are made TO rival those Of Methueah almost in
Ig,e bihsrs 9r lie rema5FaJie prooasaoao Of Their ye
Known IN the Northern and Western States These Rner.
sES 9ns ana exclusively been used in the private practice
operation that le has been induced, at the urgent sa
meet The demuud,
r. LonoWi9g Se lew Of mang testimonials from person.
Bitter and cieerfuy recommend i TO he pdbIc ''
J. B. !! R S2ya' io'- t. C?sat 9ss PP9 G2s
Bfo%a HS" H. I'f sbeB BSRSft T. W H2Slt'
Where will also E 5S g Ff5oqgtCnss corner Of GiEot st.
gEy /. u IJ,, -, E,5S, StLiA ''-
~ Agsns il New6foas aud EoePs Pat one Of: "a, 10
nae,wishng get his advice and have the advantage EF
81 5a ms 9ng clinical experience and skill must their IA
aid pretend to cure all disease viii me- Sp ~ nBI
they achieve to place the poor sytIsi pnont byT
the reach Of general conag9 and send hm to that beg
those mpudent QuacBs must act dishonest or aIye IN 2
a-tO sound an alarm ION the RIVE MiS i ~
o. the world and caution citizens aud stFngers agaIa
those lterfe and uneducaed poison snake IN lie rS Rn
as much about the Indian System OF Medicine Anatng
Physiology, Pathology Chemistry ete etr III tLn nm,
diseases, and the various constu.l0ns OF men n an oi T
eat does when Sunday cumes-gr as Il1ent kTo,g. 1
faith hope and charty-or as Vuiturg .Gcyys a8gg r
principles of the Non. Residence GGn.fr m, ,,,..
ents which have daiV aDD@I G NO 3 ~ az @ % W.
OF the Cp and cOuntrT who gfo, tir XII t. h.l .a
ruined by The ase hands Of thsss vi s,4s " a. ia i
az r. The time had c1mg 1rsIcsd AZ ,y T3 III 81"
ard NIL his Anrels glorIl NJ III I'e ~
90 alnri IL e. III W. ye ~ uHcLheh a4g pcfinitt to
may ,gytur . ' ~ i 'O'4iN5 Nous seeming ""OM i'
EsS~ Be uartcu1r. mil ipoui,, r,r MORMON ED yf,y
and Eo 4 1 ErsrbficT ,trgt ~ 1tCtN + = 4il
midway OF the second black GoTb ~ Vt apl
Lass StOiy suge therefore, patients VIII llu
w x Il EPyFp tuI;u- H..
n IA WopD ~ -, H., ~ n -, lnusH loChFi
have sacrificed y9nT mon4g anit r ~ f o. MH9
confidence in hos ;gDorL Sattl ~ ie ~ HpUe h
easeg may realize FREE AMI FRt SS WIKI v S n
SIN n ATON L. cai - M - ~ ~ YIN
eniSn,ifh - " callR on bOJluR thNERs w!O /.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

belWeeh GraVleT and Common SITS.
This Company being organized solely for the protection of
the policy holders and their families against want and
ery, is in its operations great National benevolent ns.
uon conducted the solid pnciBes and
ahordng Tor a small annual sum, paid during life, large
and handsome Legacy to widows and children after death
All policy holders whether for life shorter terms. who
continue the insurance till DEATH participate the whole
OF the profits of the company.
Creditors insure the lives of debtors. m9rried woman
can effect insurance the life of her husband hesoe
EFT and of herself and children, free from lie claims Of
creditors TRUSTEES:
John Hagan, Joseph Walker John s Allison
betef ConTey JF.I haunsel White, VIM. b. Leverieh,
Robert J, Ward Samuel Stewart, Edward Sparrow
Isaac johnson, Henry s. BuCkneT
PETER CONREY, Ir. President B0ard of Trustees
,DiRRCTORs:
y9hn L., lewis, \. Barton, William IL. White
N. q. Hall, Andrew Carr, Thee. H. McIaIgI
John l.. Saifqrans, Geo. w, Smith, B. M. Norman
f.. w. Sewe .Iunius Rebee. G. q Snethep
Cornelius Fellowes, NJ. NJ Cohen - - '"s'i'"
Edw. Jenner Coke
JOHN HAGAN, President of the Company
EDW. JENHRR COIE, Vice President.
a. j. WEPDERBuRN, NJ. d. Medical Board Of
THOMAS HUNT, NJ, ID, Consultation.
H. G. HEARTT, Actuary...E. L. COON, Attorney
RICHARD BEIH, NJ. D., No. Il Magazine street. Medical
Examiner, who VIII be at the Office daily ifOm 49, TO r. NJ
By the Charter only 81, 600 taken on single life
EF his Company Is prepared applications
for Life Insurance. and Policies all sound and healthy
White persons and Negroes at the Table of Rates esabbed
by the Board which less than the rates charged Nv the
New York and London Offices, and without their restrictions
TO residence in the South BY the charter Dividends al
FRONTS declared annually and the profits draw interest
OF their amount, where the party has paid his premiums In m
~ California PermsN ew Ork and LOr don rates Pros.
pectus, Table OF Rates, and all information ,OLto Insur
ance and all papers necessary TO effect Insurance be had
at the office of the Company,
~ Extensive Travelling Privileges are allowed,
KY O1Ge hours. A. NJ. In p. NJ. jyI2 "
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

HE ELECTRICAL FEBnIFUGE; or, sPEgn'a
90 EEv4R IoNo.-The announcement that levots, ofa0
6re anu ge can be cured In from % t0eRty hours
VIII soe sUng RuEging other sagreeabe operation
y give IL credence though npinertp Nh aedrgi nj sCh
appatea Presumption, and think no more Of the subject
eiietes Wy Hesltaiugy declare that the Electrical
t.S1hmhouge WI 40 " when used as directed.
E uoes' seiow, y0ngesLve, Typhus, and Intermittent
remedial action 1t is perfectly safe ia ali conditions
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06
Genuine EIe2icjns Warehouse
NO, 15I Chartres 81. New OrIeaus.

hRlGtlI " co. having resolved to stand unryaIa 10
every department OF their business have agreed i hg
tToPneors and Agents of all the genuine popular Pllt
Medicines throughout the United States to Keen them ~
stanty supplied with fresh and ample assortment nj r,.
lar below the usual market prices By this arrangement r,
a e1eu 10 Olisr Tor the inspection of purchasers the
eNlesXs assortment which be found in this or any a. cr
Guy HayhS Au many years experience in the purl
ana sale Of Patent Medicines they have acquired Glc .
lo conducting this particular department. on the most s
SCALE ana are now prepared to supply tie trade at prC a
exceedingly low, that the purchaser cannot tail 10 realize
handsome per cenags his HvemeHt, either at Fh0i,saI
or Retail AT their establishment may be found IN
assortment OF A LII GENUINE PATENT MEDICIN rs
Inc following list comprises part Of their assortment a1
be furnished dealers in most eases at from Wentv II
twenty-five cent cheaper than manufacturer regl M
pncsB sN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06
DAGUKHREOTYPE, TALDOTYPE nv =. =
,,r,,,,. TYPE GALLERY. N''O

y gNF
VA we aSsgnees OF w. Talbot, the patent night in IN
9se OF his Ialhoype process in the States of ouisiS0n
attention OF the pnbc 10 their gallery OF specimens in th
htW department Of Photography.
hhe ralboype IS taken upon paper ivory, glass meta
d n variety OF other substances, the first possessing The
nsa advantages of tranamiEslbity by mall can he
pisSSStetNeesh ~ Il portfolio
The TalbOtype il 81 oIr;,, a. q, -.
eeY h ge finished 10 GRy degree desired by the sitter
pexion oo VI ,9Ntare and color Of the drapeY and
Gated. S's ei anu halfs can De talthiuUy delhi
The Talb9type represents IN. ,i,,,, -.
The night cheek NP0u INC hght Cheek appears upon
Il me iqlboYpe can be Duplicated In sr,, avian, ,i,L,
S al9lsohai Trouble Of another stting Aa he rt
tlistoh . laken, COPIES be furnished ' - Et ial
us uon kmpe application by elief Or obsl ~ any i"'us
p.,M ~ u, being furnished with ever, c;,, "a a.
Eiossculon OF uhls superior an, roadv 10 ~ ite
DAGIER Tsh thorough Instructions
better than any other establishment in tba uHeAef and
guaranty perfect Likeness OF child of ~ m They
second or no charge. lmhl III No q CANE n Y one
STAR CANDLES boxes for Sas Inv ~Seee
~ aus l. w. ARTHUR < co, 8 and y New Lave.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

miniatered with perfect
propriety to both sexes,
Of all ages and COnstitu-
tons. We have numer.
Ousletters and certificates
showing, 50 far as the ties
tlmOny of others can 20,
It's sure, safe aud uniform
successful operation.
The following extracts
arc fair specimens:
DIR. e. Goodman, of
Linden, Ala, writes =
March u, Is50-"I adj.
nfinlstered it last sum
mer, IN upwards of fftg'
cases, Of different grades.
Of lever, and succeeded.
IN every instance IN from
TWO to ten hours.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06
MEDICAL CARDS.

h; 81 NJ. sAUNDERs's OFFICE, No, no
the TadFtes Stest-Dr. SAUNDERS feels grateful TO
d % ot New Orleans for their generous spport and
amer W. IL prompt attention 10 business will meet cOntinu.
brs ,u lie Is IN possession of remedy that will
u ey FEVER IN from to IL hours Perpons wishing In
W e9 0oean II upon application his office Iny2O "
tSOlAAlO DRUG STORE, No. 16S Ca1.n sirsc,
y conducted by DR. A. A. Jones. nhiI Iv
Ahs. HOuGH and FRYDINGER will attend 10 H.
~ practice OF their profession in an in lis bTancT ~
and constant daily attention paid office prctice INT no
calls attended 70 at all hours, Office No ma
near the CaTolOn Railroad Depot. "n"i'"s Atreet'
EGYPTIAN EYE BAISANT-
m COHEN, having had 30 years experience ogo., .l
~ above inalble remedy for all Diseases per NV
tanning to the Ely E. Uphthalma, of five years. FsrA
standing, cured in IL weeks; the Tear in the Eve @SS
Of years, cured in 10 weeks; man of this city, 49,
being stone bind for months, restored the sight of one
eye IN three weeks gentleman who always used specs T
% years. by using only DROP was enabled read the
newspaper without them by candegh hours after In
hammaOn OF days cured By single frOp. Ii gives
bnllancy to the Eye, and also Strengthens the sight
~ Nos. 2o5 PHILIPPA street, near Heva, and a ST
CHARLES street. apl7 ly
Il. ELLIOTT, PgtatRarU Slsrgeoa, would announce
cnt at he 4 pye 81 lS sy y and IT, vi ~ Nv
n ~ nii5 IN ms line entrusted to his -
iii iott MOVES hsong experience Veterinary Surgeon
WI Insure MN large business he spent nine years the
CoHege oil France, five years in Prussia and the
i've geafs IN tns city with great The Doctor
81 die rom 81 to flO upon any durable disease.
The Doctor to be found at all hours of the day nd
night al IatteIaals Stables, st. Charles street 49,
LIZ FAMILY HORSES well broke, ALWAYS on hand
and for sale. e' ' yySbi9 IN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

PlasteFs.
ShermaR's Poor Man's,
Allebasls' do. do.
Do. India Rubber Back,
The Improved Poor Man
Jew Dayld's or Hebrew,
Peters Vegetable,
kuapp's Indian,
Whites Machine Spread
mn. ISrengtheIlus
hhlungis Strengthening,
hldd'5 lmpeual,
HerTlck's Royal.
AiHimentF.
BuIer's Bone AID Fever,
'nT- llaVis's Horse. SCja.g
I've. Bdrtine'g Lotion,
iieWes',
:, Tooth Pastcs.
j, Shemrn's Compound q
Tooth.
Thorn psUn's Aromatic lusth,
Jones' fOOthaGhe.
BOZeEgGH.
Sherman S Cough, W. To
M ,pI, iaii5 wv W.,
SSSSTTiirts worm
ro - 'S"N STIsn.
Ne' .s,,Io,,o,,,g - HgtDps.
Sherman's ToOlhache.
Williams IOO'hache.
rrborn' iiIss '..''
ty tiDin = 'ttA tract, a.
Ca ,'Sr s 1'Gai,h'R u EiHiiac"
St intsl : : ai ittl5n mixture
Ni LlelIeiY ne.
W. iALu'lSI ; 'oruili'
S,.,,,5,I njb + tbI.i,t.lE"yyrripiic,
IiJs .tiSo,. E,, ,,,liSi S I-HOiuso re
t ~ , yIInl " ne d,
s ;'iia. ICY s : i'ys CCnulh'
G "iiiiel Ieii'..le ,.,pec,9c,
..J 3 u t,,l,. hs!lh veg. Ken y,
IAu iSvN ny N,4HiC L'Ouuh,
n ~, : 1f ittIlliy l'Ltut}1
ii, ..,. ~ ,uia.iFe LNlas'
L., ~ ISyy U.S. ; iiff. I've
me- AWE s ialr Gys,
- !.s i SafGilua'F',
IsoWailu tarminauyc,
80. i ii''I,,i S.iI'4 y. 'Nit9 ~
~ I,1 ,,.''' ~, I ll 'iit ~
1 '.,,., ,lisini ,, SOAP,
, 'TTtt ,all,2l S btals3tm,
Won i."''I PsUh itle ', a,Sfr
i nr1, lIaye s Eye, wafer,
I GIiy y 2g. 5 ram hlllerr
T }, Il itll M hEteIsFor"u'e'
SSuJ5 IIIy W ME-
PEI : p Lla,T tteai3 l,,Ss,
qua. IrnMoefS' Ioioshes'
ClTsa a u'' Balm.
Balm OF Giiead,
Roby's Hair Curling Fluid,
Ballgy's Shaving Cream,
! bay .lll,:-. SF ,jt,f Cream
IA IN lll tflle : ) II4lI 'touIg,
lart + i - ~ IL, tyf j US,
btaiiIIey !, 3 Mead G..a syrup, a. ..
E.o5. T T." (. ~ Go NV C1p 10
WhseIeG's Teubeuy TootI'h,
Cayal's Anoiyne Cordial.
barnes 1 ne lIOllOn,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06

Those that initiate DI, Townsends 5arsaparla, have
invariably called their stuff great Remedy far EegIss tr
and have copied bills and Circulars Witch Islaa t ti
complaints OF women, word Tor wori-other men who H.
up medicine, have since the great success OF DR. TonSe,
Saraparla IN complaints incident to females recommeneG
ers although previously they did number oil the
Mixtures, Pills. etc., injurious to females as they nGa
Vate disease, and undermine the constitution. '
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06
sCROFULA CURED.

ms certificate cOnclusvey proves that this SaTsapar has
perfect control the obstinate disease OF lie Bionj
Three persons cured y one house is unprecedented.
THREE CHILDREN
Dr. J9DRsenaDeaI Sir; have the pleasure TO inform
ou mat three Of my Glren have been cured oil the ScOlua
Ny the use OF your excellent medicine They were aliei
SeE severely with bad sores have taken only four bottle
uon. Nours, respectfully, 49, 71
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-06
BOTANiC DRUG sT0RE.

sr-Fx bOIANlC SlOhE.
81 ooS52G 1FE 5S'BBEYFIb Dr. EX o &. j6NEs ~
d public paSnase the o SS on GoM r. A
the south And the one, TOO, that has uniformly kept fresh
patrons ere M its best ones Evefy comPSand is Ppars
greients and consequently Of the 6sst qualify
B0an eeyns Ra Ne R saS aes %b
ed to answer the designs for which they recommended
irdetons 70 procure them Of The subscriber WRo eeps con-
santy On hand u and complete assortment both OF sh
Al at as low prices articles of the same value can be
Also all the late Botanic works.
G boSH S ihysiqa2 always n attendance Remember
IDtBliC HOTICE-The Finance Committee Of the
Council OF The Second Municipality hereby give public
drawn 0p by H. b. CeRas Nosy S PBs sy G oI@a eo n:
ac! between the Second Municipality and the parties the
9ignsi contract Of September 70 1870, relative to The
PatLnIe lo'dng for the opening OF Streets aud tbs sale OF
Lots as SutRorzed By The Act Of the Legislature approved
on me 1t March 1850 and that the Contract, embracing
such conditions and stpuaons he parties heretofore cou
such of the parties as may see lit to agree to il aid 6e are
requested and invited 10 forward and sign the
LIST of Novem6ernex Toavoj ali mistakes as to the 9arte5
whose signaure are necessary the committee uboin list
oil the parties, who, either by themselves their agents.
signed The original contract, and who by themselves,
70 consent TO the disposition OF part OF the Baue by the
ACT OF inc uEsE o Se% A 5eSg A sjS d ~ S29
List OF persons who signed the contract OF September 20
$50. by themselves or agents, TO wit;
GdwaId Livingston, Henry Mccall,
lois Bari6semy Nlacary Ri eipandsr EabTshehe
Clrlstoy2I FoedaEO, Jeanne Border Mad me Petit,
Vincent Ri!euN, Bertrand GTQvier, Jun'r,
Eie Victor JSufjain, Widow and heirs of P. De-
M9neh 81. Armand, T. W. c., lsbegane,
John Linton aaI
RHOOKLYN WAREHOUSE CONIPANY.-F6e
- BROOKLYN Warehouse at A!gers, opposite Odesns,
and Ef o@ hs NoRT ,q nIs 5G q;
h 3% IT. haSgE lSo feet front on the ryer wh whar
conveyed without