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Notice.

s Owing to the complaints of vessels trading
in the New Canal of detention and damage caused by the
large number of small cra and boats occupying the hsrbor
at the Lake entrance and in the Canal above the bridge
notice hereby given that from and after the 18th June next
all Steamboats,, Vessels Yachts, Boats and other craft of
every description, will be charged TOLLS for each and every
time they inside of the Lighthouse the same as the
whole distance the city used and that the Collector
Tolls the end of the Canal will be required to collect
the same, conformity with the 1th section of the Charter
as follows;
That the said Company shall be entitled to receive from
and half for every of the admeasured
then of said vessel and in proportion for boat of less
burhen than ton; and the request of
master of any boat vessel navigating said Canal of the
Collector of Tolls, it shall be lawful for each of them to
choose to the number of tons which said
boat vessel capable of carrying, and to mark the
in figures the head and stern of said boat. and the said
boat measured and marked shall always be permitted
pass through said Canal for the price ton to which the
number of tons marked shall amount and If the owner
master of such vessel shall decline choosing person resident
within one league and half Of the place where such toll is
payable to ascertain the tonnage thereof then the
such tonnage shall be fixed by person appointed for that
purpose by the said Collector of Tolls and the said toll shall
be paid according to such measurement
Also that article 9th of municipal regulations will be
enforced.
cart That every vessel not employed in loading on
unloading cargo shall pay five dollars per day during the time
they may remain in the Canal Basin or Habor counting
hom the eighth day after their arrival"
H.J. RANNEY.
New Orleans, May II, 1850. mySi I'm
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ipDAI az I'VE heard of the following sales 100 hhds
low Sod9 Ga IL at IA, and 1853 hhds tsOme days
SceS oh Jyate terms. One two lots being negot.
aeu 'o~f, and will probably be closed to-day.
sJGAR AND MOLASSE5-Sales 200 hhds Sugar at
tn rates. 5054c for Fair, and 51zO5s{c for Prime.
Also, 300 hhds Prince plantation. SIC " ID. MOIasses
22GDYc W gallon, according to quality.
FLDUR-The market firm, but the transactions very
limited Sales 90 bbb unbranded st. Louis Sc So 50 bbla
Ohio at 50 IS, and some smaller lots at IS S7S$7 Ia y
Dbl for Superior St Louis and Illinois.
CORNING change and 5000 SKIS taken, of which 400 at
aoD66 and 800 SKIS at 500 v bushel on the Levee.
'OATs-l5O0 SKIS Indiana brought Sc W busfeI.
Drama sals Of 500 Skis from store al 81 30 ~ 100 b.
HAY-6S8 bales Eastern sold at $z 90 Up ton--an
advance
PRoVISI0NS-The transactions in Pork were confined
TO retail lots at 80 50 for Mess and IS % IS so for Prime
Sales OF 10 cks Bacon Sides (cear) 52S5S and
small lots Of Shoulders at 4944e % b. No transactions in
Lard or Beef worth noting.
GuNNY BAGS-Prices firmer. Sales IS 900 in bundles
at ss 1OOO at So, both cash. and SO 600 at &c, on time
WHlskY-Dul A sale of "a bbls Rectifed. in one lot,
at 2l1sc W gallon.
IALLoW-20 bbs Fair country rendered brought &c.
FRElGHT-A ship taken for Boston at y Dbl for Pork
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The gallant Ujhazy, and his family and brave
companions, at last accounts, had reached Burng-
ton, Iowa, en- route for their new homes in the
West A public meeting was held there, at which
resolutions Of welcome and hospitality were passed
with great unanimity. The expenses of the par ~
to be paid by the city during their soor IN at
Burlington.
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FRANcE.-The caricaturists do not spare M. Eu-
gene Sue. His opponents say that he lives in
great luxury at his chateau, near Bordes. One
caricature represents him in the morning costume
of marquis of the old regime, reclining in most
luxurious easy chair, surmounted with crown. A
servant in rich livery brings him letter on silver
salver. About him are all the appearances of lux
ury, and King Charles dog sleeps at his feet on
rich cushion. Underneath the picture is M. Sues
maxim: "Nobody has right to the Superaatous
when every body has not the necessary"
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

CEEscEN" OFFICE
ronuo>, Monday Morn ns. May r. 1850. !
COTTON-The market was b S.vv on sa,urd.v and anil
some Nv oaes were disposed al our inside quotations.
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Mrs Osgoods remains, which arrived in Boston
on the 18th, from New York, were, on the 18th
inferred at Mount Auburn.
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THE DEAD SEA EXPEDITION.
New and condensed edition, by the auhor at
M Also, a further supply of
THE SCARLET LETTER. BY HAWTHORNE.
THE ANGEL WORLD.
HERoINEs OF MISSIONARY ENTERPRISE.
LONGFELLoW'S POEMS. Complete.
HUMBOLDT'S COSMOS.
MoRAL1SM OF CHRISTIANITY, etc. etc.
Just received, and for sale
mys NORMAN's, is CAMP STREET.
WANTED TO PuRCHAsE-A Property in Lafa-
good Ie eoato with D~sPE s5sf e1G9s % iOSI in
s. Charles Hotel Building, fourth dSor from Common
SUGARs-20Oh hds. Louisiana Sugar;
500 bbls. Bottle Ground DO do;
200 bbls. Double Refined do. do.;
m 6fis sc e. 1Rf G 1S snle Sy
IS 9 BEDS sg 81 .yy 4 ~.
e a.. tas ognioa PgBLIo oFEIcE3Ne 92 C4MP STREET,
Rd:ncs and PVss oes a. y No. OT TsS 5S
street where appointments may be made Tor business Of
,fv Dispositions taken, Accounts PrObated Deeds and
MGi tg Drawn and all DOeDmeSts and nstTnenta Of
he GNTEb Tor Use and Record
and an cs 81 a9 Sn Sni o9 Paa ATTENDED
stated and promptly arranged. mhso "
a SuEPs EFF Drab, Beaver and other SUMMER N
sTFE Al ffSHETBi RH IF fBPERER TE HAS, such
PANAMAl, ,,,,
Il
PALM LEAF HATS.
ER A fresh assortment Of The celebrated COMTE E7N
- De PARIS LEGH0RN HATS, just received :
myaG b &. d. BUNCE, Canal st. near Magazine.
DRINTED AND BLEAC HED GOODs-The sub.
scber will sell to merchants and Others who buy by the
| piece and package PRINTED GOODS-such Calcoes,
Lawns Musis Jacones and Bareges, greatly reduced
prices. Also, width and quality of BLEACHED
GOODS. [myS1 J. II. PALMER, Sc Gravier st.
MAYoRALTY oF NEW ORLEAEs,(
May 23 1850
NOTICE is hereby given that in accordance with a
luton passed by the Council OF the Second Municipality
on the list instant, election will take place in the Sixth
Ward 81 said Municipality, on MONDAY, Sd June next,
a. the Engine House Of Louisiana Hose Company, Of
and under the superintendent of the following named
inspectors and Clerks, for Alderman ill the vacancy
occasoned by the resignation of Samuel j. Peters, ESQUIRE
Inspect0rs-B. kendlg r. b. Sykes.
CterkS-Sanll Putnam and Julius Davis.
myA A. ID. CROSSAfAN Mayor
A ssBssORS' OFFICE for the First Second and
a Third Districts, Municipality Hail. No. Q, No. IS,
Third Story. Business hours, AZ TO 81 o'clock P. NJ All
communications will be addressed the Assessor in Whose
District the taxable property lies giving the boundaries
| the square and street frOnting viZs
First District consists of 1st and I'd Wards.
Second District consists of 3D. and 4th Wards,
Third District consists of 5th 9Th and 7th Wards
All persons having notices requested to return them 70
the office, hled up and certified according to law.
II. A. BURTON First District. .
JOHN FARRELL. Second District.
myaS I'm FRANCIS TURNER, Third District.
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A letter from Constantnople of the 10th ult
states that Fuad Ehendi was expected on the 18th
from his extraordinary mission to the Court of St
Petersburg, the subject of the Polish refugees
His arrival will cause a change in the Ottoman
Cabinet. The President of the Council of Justice
Arf Pacha, will be dismissed, and Ali Pacha, Min.
lister of Foreign Affairs, appointed in his place
Fuad Efendi will be raised TO the rank Of Pacha,
and will be Minister of Foreign Affairs in the
place of Ali Pacha.
The Austrian LIoyd's steamer Africa had
brought to Trieste information of rising against
the Governor of Samos. The Divan was about to
send military force under the command of a
Pacha to assist the authorities.
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AE tsSi Join f To6Ls y tiissS i F%ssS X"
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A violent shock of an earthquake took place at
Ragusa, Sicily, on the 18th Of April. Many build
ings were damaged.
republican movement has taken place in Ice
land, and the Danish Governor is reported to have
been driven away. The commercial monopoly of
the Danish Government is the cause of it. Two
steamers have been sent to chastse the Icelanders
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-27

DIANO FORTIts FOR SALE-A choice and large
assortment of first rate and splendid - EAl-
styles from Erard. Pleysl, and other cele- 81 ~
brated manufacturers These instrumental w
keeping in pitch and tune The subscriber will sell them
very reasonable prices and respectfully invites the public
his Wareoom, in order that they may take advantage of this
opportunity. ALLOVON, No "A Cont street,
~ Planes REPAIRED, RENTED, TUNED and
APPRAISED. myM 3m
TOR sALE1aPLANo FoRTEs from go
~ NUNS & Clark and ]. Chickering. kf4rT7-1Iz 3 51
The stock at present is large and varied,
comprising, i is believed, the best assort, y " U
men in the city, and by far the valuable Instruments
ALSocFor hire, seven octave Picolo PIANO, entirely
apps HENRY PARSONS, So Camp street
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India

The overland mail from India China arrived at
London the Sd, with dates from Bombay of the
Sd of April, and from Hong Kong the 10th oil
March. The news is unimporiant.
The frontier of Peshawur still continues in a
disturbed state. Thirteen piratical junks have
been destroyed in bay thirty-tve miles from Hong
Kong.
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FOR EIGN POR rs

L. FOR LIYERPOOI-The Al bark EXPRESS,
NsNA Capt Whlly. will have dispatch for the above
port. For freight Of provisions apply TO
q. w, OLIVER, "a st. ChaIies street.
myl5 or KLINGENDER & Co.
Fir FOR BELIZE, H0nduras-Thc Al fast.saiEns
<ztskA SCHOONER THOMAS PEARSON, Capt Austin
w. Cox, having part Of her engaged, will
have immediate Dispatch For freight passage, apply to
apS0 BARELLI co. 81 Common 81.
L. FOR LfvKHPOOI<-The line bark SNOW
&dKA DEN. Skeen, master, will have dispatch. For
mhH J. w. ANDREWS & CO., 81 Common st.
For passage, apply board, Post 10, Second MUM
cipality
a. FOR LIyERPOOLI-The A fast-saiing bark
E44Tz THEODORk, Capt. Morton, will have dispatch
- for the above port For freight passage, apply
THOS. ROGERS, ia. u CO.
apps or to G. w. OLIVER, g st. Charles 1t.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Later from the Tsthmus.

fhere was not single arrest yesterday the length and
breadth Of the three municipalities.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-27

conspiracy among the Polish and Russian
youths at Warsaw, reported by the last steamer is
again referred to. Many arrests had been made.
The Constitutional Correspondence states that
the arrival OF the Emperor Nicholas is expected at
Warsaw The turn events have taken at Erfurt
has given rise to much discussion. There is a
good deal of talk about European Congress to
be convoked-it is said at Warsaw G)
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-27

cAUTloNl Persons rptused aware hsthsy have
security against StraRgIated Hernia with III ka-rs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-27
mo- MOTHERs AND MARRLED LAnIEs.

In all of Female Diseases the Galvanc Belt is Of In.
eslmabe value. 1t would take many columns were we 10
the numerous testimonials which have been from
the highest and most respectable Ladies in all parts of the
Union. Weaknes, irregularities, low Spirits pain in the
breast and de choros fuor abus ptolapsus or falling
oil the womb cosvenes Obstrncted difficult mensruaon,
general prosration Of the system, and all affections of similar
character are Immediately and permanently relieved by this
simple and beautiful invention The enerVatng nature of our
climate renders natural stiElant necessary for the
OF female health, and surely nothing can be so
ale q as the stmuau which Nature herself
provided This Is GUdnis, and its application by the
Gavanc Belt and Magnetic Fluid Is in eyer rese peasant
and agreeable: No attends its use and he
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-27

Spain, says the European correspondent of the
National Intelligencer, has been the scene of
very edifyng incident, the exact locality of which
was the Royal Palace at MADRID ltappears that
the King had been for several days pressing his
| royal consort in the most earnest manner TO free
herself from, as he termed it, the 'slavsh subjec-
ton in which she was kept by her Ministers.
The Queen resisted, and sent for General Narvaez.
a scene OF some violence is said to have taken
place between the three, in which the King de-
clared that on the day of her Majesty's accouehe-
ment he should quit the Spanish territory and pub
sh to the nation manifesto explaining his reasons
lor MOI choosing 70 be present at the birth of the
royal infant Divesting the business of all courtIv
form, and speaking plainly, the King denied the
| legitimacy of the forthcoming scion of SnanisL
royalty. In this extraordinary emergency a council
OF Ministers was held and it was decided in order
10 save the Queens honor, that the King should be
preUented from quitting the palace. His Majesty
was, therefore, placed under arrest. Sentres were
placed at the door of his apartment, and he re-
manned prisoner for four hours, when he capitu-
lated, and consented to ride out with the Queen in
| an open carriage, in the evening The conduct Of
this lmbecile man is attributed to the inlrigues OF
| the Carlists, who not only wish to overthrow the
present Ministry, but 10 cast doubts and impede
ments in the way of the succession to the Crown OF
the issue of Queen Isabella. The crisis is consid.
cred TO be over for the present.
! Italy.
A letter from Rome of the 21st ult., in the Nag
tonale of Florence states that an encyccal letter
addressed by the Pope to the bishops, is in the
press, as also the concession of Council of State
new system of municipalities, and pastoral let
ter to all the generals of the religious orders
The Pope's return to his residence at the Vatican
is already proved to be forced one and his pre-
sent and future quietSde will depend entirely the
protection of the French army encampsd within the
capital The latest accounts from Rome state, that
his loving subjects avoid him by hiding themselves
when no passes. Personal security is MISSIONER
misery, RisHust and splleR demtAaos, slmoat
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LeaE steamer N HesNOIAH. St &. Thomsssssa.
master, will leave for Louisville On or about
MONDAY, the Sd June, at o'clock p. N.
THEO. SHUTE. Agent, ~ Canal 81
The plan Of ts Cabin and REGISTER are q ne enc
engagei Es- The Magnolia will Leave for louisville
hef last rp season. about the lsth June. myt
GsTEAMBOAT FOR sALE-Ths well known and
offered for ssle 10 Close concern She sanles
rnrsS SysI Fo- ts,,rs. which will be LIBERAL apply to
mys II l. w. ARTHUR 4 co. . and y New Leyee.
ENOR SALE-Barges FA6h..oN -
Il and CREOLE, as they now sts-. n AAAaRAl
at the Lake end of the Shell road -,
myf7tf NV. ARTHUR & co. . and 3 Ne w Leyse
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-27
DIR. CHRISTIE
GALVANIC BELT NECKLACE, BRACELETS
AND MAGNETIC FLUID,
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF ALL
NERVOUS Diseases,

And Of those which ca;ed By an Weakened
VJNHS beautiful and convenient application Of the mye-
Il gus powers Of GALVANISM and MAGNETISM
has been pronounced by distinguished phycans both in
Europe and the United States, to be the most valuable
Medicinal Discovery of the Age.
DIR. ChristIe's GALVANIC BELT and
MAGNETIC FLUID
used with the perfect and certain success in all Of
GENERAL DEBILITY,
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Fashion, Martin, from Pointe-a Ia. Haebe
Duck River, Mckinney, from Jefferson Tex.s-Ioo r.
Lowndes J Jenks from PrncetOn-ii9 bales co,t " co.,
Latona, palfeEes, from LockPor-l6 bales Cotton
Gen Hamer, Love- from Pensacola
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-27

lBy Telegraphic Dispatch.1
~ SogTH-WEs Pass. NAV a6. 1874
wabash, 20 days from NewYork, to j MooSTnH
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NEW ORLEANS EMlGRAST q REMITTANC

OFFICE.
III iii s@e -
INHE undersigned his old established Office continues TO
accommodate persons DESTROYS OF RENTING money 70 Their
friends in England Ireland Scotland with Sterling Sight
Drafts payable in post town in the above named king
doms and in suit He also, usual continues hay
ing passengers brought from Liveroo to this city, on good
ships and reasonable teyms Parties living at distance by
addressing letter [postpaid) the yndersgnsd will be
sl0 1y No . Bank
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-27

COi.KSiAN's BETTRRs-.so1 FKsIsSsIs ana
& e. ssS 3 q sg Ssii All b s.sa,s. u
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Married.

on Thusss Il &c fAth inst IN Frederick City, by The
Reg Mt ycckss gff Jorls I. Foam 70 Miss HfsR4rrfa
z. CsoMersS taaghses Of The hte Oliver CROMWELL
iii IL thEs stsfaks.
With Ae akSsc bstics FeeeiFsda large portion 81
lie brides c4A for this manifestation Of regard or
Us. ss ttndEs 5he happy couple congratulations,
uishing sea Ae remainder Of their lives. the Same
laphiaess ihsgTagv enjoy
O. Taf4sds5s i7th inst. BY he Rev David wiIedn.
IN 5atiN MARfER, 70 Mas BAkRARA ZEIL, all Of
HartsFt9Fsffr,
on wednesday,, Ney'r. isih. ~ The REV. afr. Read,
JoHs se8Fr, Isl tonc Of the K1aoFs Of the Rich
insHd Whigt ~. Miss hARR1Er AUaUsrA, daughter Of
James e2skisf S:sq Of Richmond City.
.Ntar afE, Geek "a The 5th inst by Rev J. II
Match. Mt FkxrnrfsK MosEE, 10 Miss MARsARET
81 .. HEssHSJs. eaagtgsr Of Mr. Jas. Henshaw.-a sf
berkeiey covsfE
An " sssminsssr. NJ on The fith inst, by Rev Dr.
Motfjx, Rev 3sts WfsTER TO Miss SARAH r. GoLBs-
EoHoroiI, yoi daughter OF the l8ie Chas Goidsbo-
TouRh, Esd. et Talbot Co. Md.
Alfhe- y: \ Hotel, 10 Cumberland, an Tuesday the
iath inst by sAs Rev ] II Symmes tsroReE 1 JAc.
Ours ef Washington Co. Nd. 10 Miss REBEecA ANN
CIInisMAa, Of usIkelfY Co, Va
OF ThafsdsT laeraae iih in Baltimore. by The Rev
Nr McJaicai air. EaAsKIss foEp. formerly OF Tits
cauHty 10 MIN Ars4 a. JcNEs, youngest daughter Of
Unah Jdses, Ski, EsqE - all Of fiaI clty.
III FTsdesis city, On the 18Th instant, blythe Rev.
s. II ahszel JAMES VI. GRIM TO Miss MARY Axx 4I4ISa
b6Gh Of eiaEse s5aaty
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D az

Or Wsasesdsy last Mrs aRAH EIRKBY. COMFORT Of
tie ReY. Thos Birkhy, Of Leesbafg, for long period
c5Es kte1t me- kaket 81 the Methodist Church,
~ Waterford oud loan conety, Va On the fit inst
10 tbF ':fh yeatpi BIZ age josH1A Woop& merehlnr
'osatesi place, fstuefit OF Brownsville. pa.
At'sresidenfe IN Heikelcy County on the l3th ia<1
AFTER several weeks Illness ii bilious choc MIR Gra
wHtrpH, aged Is yeaFs.
Az tlaFpcrs Rsug<An the 18th inst. Mrs. Many I
sbtRhf we e m Ahsalon r. Derry, of Typhoid Fl
se1 y the 90 scar 81 her age, lfayhgsa diseonsolate
hsb1Fd ard iwa eildfen to hieurn ther lent
Sif %as OILY esagAief Of Jotna and Sarah Bayis Who
hare itns n FN we4ks been called mourn the loss
81 tetfta nkabedient son ald noy kind, faithiul
daughter Thesynpa4its Of The commanlt, ale dem.
~ dxefei<e il t5tif bdMff The deceased was Nom
teg of tho 81. r Church for some ii wears
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Register of the Virginia Debates.


THE undersigned proposes p publish during the
\ = session of The VIRGINIA REFORM CON
MENTIONS SHOULD "A sufficient number Of subscri!
bers be Obtained duFifg the recesto lastly The en-
terpFise, REGISTER of the Debates 4and Pro
ceedings Of the Convention as taken down and
written BY corps Of tie most expexiancad ard
accomplished -SrgNoGRAfHERs ID be had 5n the
country
The Register IF EfFgtada De5atss will beput.ished
ina quartz form, of good papir and with clear
type, and will tie completed when the CdnYsfitont
shall have closed s labors with IA COPY oft6A Ngw
Constitution together with ik9 vote of the, IpcopeI
upon H. when snch shalt have been e6fcfat{giascar-
tanned. The whole 10 consiilJitea volume Gotta con-
genient size for binding and PRESERVATION JafsingE
from the ability displayed IN The discussions afing
the SHORT session preYiuas o. lAe adjournment j
may safely be asserted that tie Debates of ta viz
gtnil Reform Convention are likely 10 possess more
than- ordinary inierestio the public.
TERMS:
Fer one coHyhf the Register S;3. Two ropies 10
one address foFS5. No copy sent until tile money
has been received by The publisher
. N. B.-Should the requisite numter of sgbScrf3
bers not be obtained such persons as may have for
varied ihe amount Of subscription. shall &c credit
ed % he exten pf their remittance on The books of
1.-THE Richmond Republican andithe Semi Weekly
edition OF that paper will be forwarded to NE amount
Of 81. in lieu Of The Register
/ Address RO. H. G-sLLAIIER,
Republican Office
}Richmonn Va
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a ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

IL !; !, sa 4. ,s.:s s ], 10 q. Il ;s.ss
Il: Hays al Harpers- Ferry. Tie ioIlowing Properly,
IL Hatfs&-
fsgtbe Drug STORE, as II stands, tnelus
! 81 tIiFg !Stefrlag and Hratetrs-- Boic Hin
I Tdtrss. "a &c
!: aiso. one Horss, and corered Cayrp4N.
tsad#lsaad Saddle Bags
zlEadica Library; O5sietriedi. C1tpDia9 and
ppe1et Iastranlenas !;
SaARsss Bags, for Mexciae u
.sSo,A F5Hnfefn;
..stoeF aPa Plpe, DC, DC,
srhe Abose ARTICLES will be sold commencing al
saaiF Rasiiwei<e precisely
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LIFE .gANURI.N,CE.

TUE NATpNAL LoAN FUND LrrE Assurance
lSocIErYt O. LqNpoN.
cAPrrah s. 500. 0oO-SuRPLrs S2l5 000
pRlNrEp statements explanatory Of the bust
mss and the advantages Of Life Assurance,
will be furnished on application 10
IN b, WI. HERBERT b.
/ or iahis absence, applications can be made 10
lDg- G. T. MAsnN,
Nsdicli Eram#aer. Cdayle>i0rp
pR! .l@HN y. STsRRY,
AI.llieel ETaaiRgr HirperS Ftrrg,
DRs / II. TAYLOR,
5 9kaicgl Eramiafr, SiePsGfdStoirH.
Il CharlestaNn. Nov l 1880 !.