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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-01
NEW ORLEANS:
SATURDAY. moRNTNe. JUNE 1. 1850.

The HEALTH OF New ohLEANs.-We shall,
on every Saturday, give a fair statement of the
sanitary condition of the city. We have taken
pains to inquire of several physicians, and learn
that the city is remarkably healthy at this time.
Now and then case Of Cholera occurs, but not
more frequently than is usual at this season of the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-01

Letters from Germany, received by the last
steamer, inform us that the venerable Odor Beothy,
the Guardian of the Hungarian crown of St. Ste
Phen, the chief of all the civil governors in Hun
gary, and of the Supreme Court of the whole coun-
try, 10 coming from Helgoland to New York, to
escape Austrian persecution.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-01

The Russian Empire has been extended immense.
ly within the last eight years Toward Austria,
Russia and France, it has advanced seven hundred
miles; toward Turkey, five hundred; towaru Swe.
den, six hundred and thirty; and toward Prussia,
twelve hundred
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

friday Evening, May 81, 1850. J
Arrived during the past week 4S4 Beeves ncudng 225
head of Lake. 90 head of Texas and 20 head of Aakapas
Cattle) 27O Hogs, e39 Sheep. 81 Mich Cows and 500
Calves. The stock sale of all descriptions has been very
moderate during the week. The Market closes nearly bare
of Beef Cattle and Hogs.
PRIoEs.- Beef Cattle, 79sc ~ ID net; Hogs,
@5c " ID net; Sheep, $36@$4S9p head Much Cons,
$3.50 $50 W head Cdlues, $3@$7 y head
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VIM. Bracket, a wealthy butcher of Boston, died
suddenly the Dist inst, aged between 60 and 20.
Mrs. Walker, the young woman on whom muir
derous assault was made in Philadelphia, by Rich
ard FOoie, quandam lover of hers, has so far re-
covered as to be pronounced out ofdanger.
John G. Smith, of Tennessee, who recently shot
waiter at the American Hstel, New York, has
been removed to the lunatic asylum, having become
a complete maniac
Miss Bremen has been visiting Right Rev. Bishop
of Georgia, lEliot,) and will join Miss Ann c.
Lynch, early in June, at Washington, and make
tour with her to the Lakes, the Falls, etc.
Philip N. Searle has beenapponted Secretary of
the Brazilian commission, and w. N. Adams ap-
pointed Consul for ST. Jago de Cuba.
The Rev. Henry Balentine, missionary of the
American Board at Ahmednugger, with his wife
and six children, arrived in New York on the 18th
instant, in the ship Cambridge, from Liverpool.
c. Edward Habicht, Esq, who went passenger
in the Royal Mail Steamship Niagara, is The bearer
of dispatches to the American Minister in London.
The Hon, Philip Pearl, of Hampton, Conn, was
so badly injured on Friday last, by the frame of a
building falling upon him, that he expired in five
hours after the accident occurred. Mr.. Pearl was
a Presidential Elector in 1910; was several times
elected State Senator and filled other responsible
offices.
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The greatest general mortality in New York, as
shown by recent report, is in the month of July,
the least in November but in consumptive cases,
the greatest number of deaths are in January and
February, and the least in August.
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I. PLAoIDx, Esq.-DeGr Sir: The old friends of JOHN
IL CALDER solicit the appropriation of night at your
Theatre, early suit your convenience for his
Light which Mr. Calder has Gas Treasurer of the Variees)
proclaimed the good fortune of Others who have called the
pubic for patronage similar occasions and feel conf
Dent that You will unite with them in tribute which is sub
sanua expression Of thanks for many
eses received In his capacity well mark the regard
and esteem in which Mr. Calder held by all classes of the
communicative are, dear sir your well. wishers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-01

The failure of wholesale hardware firm has
been announced in Boston. The liabilities are
stated at 100000, and the assets at a sum beyond
this amount, though not in state to be realized at
present. TIE late unfavorabe news from Califor-
MIA is said to have caused the failure
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-01

A correspondent of the N. Y. Sun, writing from
this city says, says General Lopez has received
splendid flag, embroidered in silk, from one oil
the most distinguished young ladies in New Or
leans"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-01

AssAuLT.-Jean Daily, alias =" Picayune," made com.
plant before Recorder Genos against Charles for an as
sault committed upon him the Ferry landing yesera,
morning warrant was issued against the offender and al
officer dispatched 10 the evening edition. of III,
mourning 3" PicayuHes'' abatement
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The DISTRICT Court. The case of the Board Of
LquidatoH u.s. Municipality No. and the Bank of Iou
sana came up for trial yesterday. The defendants
that the act of the Legislature creating the Board uncon
shtuona-tat the Sinking Fund, by the of l847 was
specially pledged for the debts in said
act and is therefore subject to seizure That the said
Fund commanded to be deposited in the Bank of Lou
sana and that it be Withdrawn except for pur
pose OF paying the said debts That the law withdrawing
contrary TO the Constitution of the United Sates
pairs the obligation of contracts and also contrary to Articles
lO9 and ll9 of the Constitution of Louisiana. No decision
has been rendered.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-01

A new feature in the annals of Insurance has
manifested itself in Connecticut, where a Company
has been formed to guaranty and insure the fidel-
ity of persons employed in places of trust
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-01

THE CH1vALRY-A Mr.. Biscof suffers in the worlds e.
TEEN until he dsproves the charges made by Catherine
Monegut yesterday before Recorder GenO The lady as
sers that the said accused to her premises No 1888
Royal street, and inflicted divers blows upon her person.
ferre Fncair IS in the category his usrOus pre-
Observation-Disclosures Laury having declared on oath that she
was struck by the defendant in the Market
Both cases will come up for examination odav
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-01

The sloop of war Dale is being fitted out at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard ina great hurry. Her desti-
nation is secret, but it is understood not to be
Cuba. She is to carry sixteen 81. Founders
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-01

The Rev. R. B. Westbrook, of the New Jersey
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
has been appointed Agent of the American and
Foreign Christian Union.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-01

LARcENY.-Francis Williams. charged with stealing A
piece of casting from the steamboat Heca was sent yese
day, by Recorder Genos to take his trial before the Crmi
nal CouFt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-01

Some of the Pensioners of the Rev. E. H. Cha
pin, of NewYork, have presented him with policy
of insurance on his life for $4,000, issued from the
United States Life Insurance Company.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-01

The Najadeh, Swedish sloop-o war, left Boston
on the 22d. She is said to have made handsome
appearance in sailing down the harbor, SLOWLY as
il regretfully"
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der which Galignani's Paris Messenger parades
the worst of the testimony in the divorce case of
Forrest the actor, and his wife. This is dishonest.
Doubtless american society generally is as remote
from such morals and manners ~ any society in
the world,
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,

Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Wadron, Moore, Baltimore, JW Andrews & Co
Ship VIM Jarvis, Jarvis. Liverpool, Whitney q Co
Br ship Thornhl, Ellis, Liverpool, ~ G Holt
Bark Yorktown, Storer Naples, p Whitney Il Co
Br bark Springfield, Ray, Quebec, A Dennistoun & Co
bark Sarah Ann, Dockham, Genoa, Baxter
sehr Fairy, Williams, Havana, Allx
Schr charity, BelfouT Mobile, Jas Farrelly 4 Co
Scihr Victoria, Porter ApalacheOla, Il Rogers Co
sSchhr Ann Eliza, Davis, Pensacola, John Hurley
Schr Powhattan, Caro-, Pensacola, John Hurley
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Globe, Boehne SO hours from Brazos st Jago
Harris Il Morgan-h nv
BARK Mm Harris Cole, IS days from Messna to Mich.
sohr Tom Hicks Keller. days from Caloasieu, to master
schr 3 Leiper Thomas. days from Grand Gallon, to
STEAMBOATS,
a.GneH No from Vcksburg769 bales cotton
Iaeyrand, Dutteld, from Nashylle-l35 bales cotton
Sutana, Cable from st Louis ~ N0''0''
Jas Ia Day, Bates. from Mobile.
Towboat Yankee, Miller, from the Passes
Memoranda.
Towboat Yankee towed down and sea- on the 18th inst
barks Mariana and GOodhus, brig America. '''-' .
Passengers.
Per IsNmshp Globe from BRACES St JaEo-Mssprs w An
dnWs, Levy, NJ sSluS-and on deck, " 'NA'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-01

Since the death of Wordsworth the Poet Laure-
ate, Alfred Tennyson is spoken of to fill the va.
cancV
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-01

Lloyd Mifflin. Cashier of the Germantown Bank,
having resigned, is succeeded by Samuel Harvey,
son Of the late President of the institution
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-01

. INV URLEANs, May ., I55U
Seh3emsn-ln reply to your letter of this day date wish
ing 10 procure the Theatre Varieties for the purpose of Civ
ing Benefit for the relief of Mr. f. A. Wood and asking
me terms ETC. beg to that you can have the Theatre
on the night Of June 10, 1850, the nightly expense
Most respectfully, yours.
THOS. PLACIDE.
To h'''r' s. G. Risk a D. crofsmHn W. II. Garland
". Den and other.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-01

Two of the crew of the U. S. ship Ohio have
been poisoned to death in Boston, by drinking
drugged linuor.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-01

Cornelius Matthews is about to. edit weekly
dramatic periodical, to be called I. The Prompter.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-01

COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
- Cotton, bales Tobacco, hhds.
stock on hand, Sept. l. lS49 I5,4T5 1880
Received past week 6.lN 80, 3,029
previously .79O, 3l9-796,46 O,349-43 s78
sO9sA 55.26s
| Exported past week ....... IL. 800 BIS
previously =. .666, S65-e s5, 85 2Ss2S-s2, 4O4
Stock on hand, not cleared. 121656 1884
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-01
Crescent asook. anO gob apriutitg QDfIee

UrsseFnt 1SO& aao 800 Printing Office.
No The proprietoIs the Daily weskv ,.,csnt .s.peot
fully inform their ends and the public mat they have recently
made considerable additions their ob eTtabhmen and have
placed under e sn'rse Of Mr. LEWIS GRAHAM who has
The art The material Of the Office being now complete and nearly
AL new psy Sss prepared to e1eeuts ali tisdr of
with ,bs isoN' 49, IN AN > JOB PRINTING,
who NAV nv, clay, without disappointment to those
i, q, tho with patronage. Particular attention will he
49,, - .ng Of LAWYERS BRIEFS.
BILL nv DADIRG, INSURANCE BLANKS,
nook LADS, NoTARIAL AND CLERKS BLANKS,
CIR HEADINGS, STEAMBOAT BILLS,
n .juLARs, STEAMBOAT CARDS,
4tAY RECEIPTS, POSTERS AND HANDBILLs,
COTTON RECEIPTS, CARDS, ETC ETC.
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r NEW ORLEANS, May ed, 1850
hos Plsede, ESQ., Manager Varieties,
Dear -The undersigned being DESTROYS of procuring
public place for the purpose of giving Benefit for he relief
OF Mr. f. A Wood Of the sufferers by the explosion OF
TIE steamer Louisiana last fall have selected your Varetes
as the most suitable and respectfully solicit you to state the
ume terms and conditions, upon which your establishment
can be procured From your known disposition to aid and
assist all charitable and praseworthy undertakings and from
the peculiar nature Of this, 1t ishoped you will enter into
the spirit Of It, Respectfully, your obedent servants
JOHN d. BElN, sAM'L @ RISK,
NY. D. RICHARDsON, A. d. CROssMAN,
=. fELLoWEst W. II. GARLAND.
HENRY BIER, j. n WAIToE
u. y. NICHOLS, c. s. LEE,
j. D. hlAoNs HENRY W. oLMsTED,
7. II. SHIELDS d. s. WOODRUFF,
O. W. SHAW, W. b. PARTEE,
H. q. sIEIsohy GEO Ii. PETERSON,
y u. khEAsss JOHN NJ. GOULD,
I. W, VAN WICK STROUD Co,
=. CnhNlFF, CHAs. NJ WATERMAN,
n. MoNERossS N. JARVIS,
vs.. hEhbERsDhs CHAs. c, GAINES,
W. . CkEhsHAW, TAYLOR, HARTT Il CO.,
JUN VALENTINE z. A. TYLER,
Nh. \. CAMP d. r. YARMOUTH,
ShAhLEs WHITE J. o. PERSON,
n l. BRUCE, T. B. HEABTT,
NJ. BARNETT g. CO., GEORGE ALLAN
LsAAt HART FRANCIS THOMAS,
- sAMfsVN' T. EIMICK,
T. L. GUINNESS, WIN m sIAcU
W. W. WHITE, @. cRUzAT
'OsAFh hufIF' JAMES MAGUlRE.
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NEW ORLEANS EN5IGRANT d REMITTANCE

OFFICE.
"a xsA A Ga
VIE undersigned his old established office, continues to
accommodate DESTROYS of remting money their
friends in England, Ireland Scotland with Sterling Sight
Drafts payable in pOown in the above named king.
doms, and in suit He also usual, continues hay.
ing passengers brought from Liverpool TO this city, good
ships and reasonable Parties living distance BY
addressing letter (pOstpaid) to the 9Hdesgned, will be
promptly attended to. JOHN nsr><@ .
. s10 1y No Is Bank
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-01

ASINGuLAR CASE OF LARcENY.-A young woman named
Anne NJ Proctor examined before Recorder Genos yes
erday on the charge of puronng from her employer Mrs
banser, OF Royal street, number of fancy articles
bracing great variety of aces. silks, ribbons embroidees
etc. 1t was painful investigation and which proved too
clearly the cupabiy of the accused Mrs Baner stated
IN evidence that the defendant had been her employ for the
greateE part of the four years. She had had unbounded
confidence in her integrity and had freely entrusted her with
the sale Of goods etc. Two of the packages of silk goods
found in her trunks had been placed in the hands of others
make up; these goods missed and the unfortunate
females to whom they given sent away from the
establishment on the charge of theft The young girl
algned the really guilty party present the time of
these d'smissa and the innocent suffer without offering
word in their defence The which long series of
pecuatOns discovered was reluctantly stated she had
INDUCED in an inornae quantity of wine, and had be
RED to her apartment Mrs Banister the girl trunk
e. obtain for her change Of apparel and there for the first
e she became acquainted with her guilt and discovered the
missing goods Afterwards the defendant confessed the
ceny Several witnesses examined and the Recorder
sent the before the First District Court The accused
gave bail IN the sum OF $500 TO appear for trial.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-01

From CANADA-A correspondent of the New
York Sun writing from Montreal, under date. OF
May Goth, gives us the annexed:
Our session of parliament which has Just opened,
bids fair to be short and stormy. The Governors
speech contains very we'll assorted programme Of
measures. Some of them are practical and of a
character calculated to be beneficial to the country
while Others will inevitably stir up past strife One
in particular, Mr.. La Fontaines Representation
Bill, it is quite possible may cause as much excite
msnt as the Indemnity Bill last year.
Col Prince has presented his petition for Colonial
Independence. In the first place, it appears that ii
was received amid dead silence and that after
wards, on the vote being taken for its reception,
the House decided not to receive it-seven mem
beers only voting for it. The Colonel made a
speech in explanations and took occasion to reterae
his belief that nothing less would BE- capable of
efecting the salvation of Canada.
Sir A. McNab has given notice that he will move
for bill which will provide that no rebels be paid
under the act which was passed last session. This
| expect will cause some more excitement There
will also bs fierce strife between the clear grits
and the mnisterialists the subject of the Clergy
Reserve. This is a vexed question, and was one Of
the causes of the Rebellion in Upper Canada.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-01


REcoRDER's CoURT-SeeOnd MunicipdLity.-The cases
before the Recorder yesterday of but little interest," ex
cept to the individuals concerned.
Thomas Barker arragned the charge of mareatng
his wife, most dscreditable accusation and which was
preferred by the lady herself After the usual promises on
part of the and relenngs that of the woman the
case dismissed by bonds being given keep the
Two Migrants, whose unknown fame and
the police after warning to straight and
devate again from direct line, discharged, much
their relief they complaining of being awful dry
James Cavanagh, John Cavanagh and Thomas Roberts,
were examined the charge Of making violent assault
upon James Wallace and others, in afay on sat
uray last at the Of Camp and GrOd Streets From
the evidence it appeared that young Englshwoman
crossing the and accidentally knocked down by an
individual on horseback, named Leonard crowd gath.
cred the merits Of the discussed and the accused
is aedged, made unprovoked attack upon the
oainans beating them severely. The Recorder sent the
prisoners before the First District Court for trial. The lady
bruised by her fall and understand that she intends
to institute civil suit for damages against Mr.. Leonard.
Patrick Thompson, charged with breach of the peace
gave his bonds violate the ordinance in future
aud was discharged.
The police stated that trunk had been found upon
the Leyee broken open, and ned Of its The
Of J. Riddle marked upOn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-01

II, ). COKE d. CO.. DRUGeIsTs. Corner of Maga-
IL zlre and P0bdrds streets, prepared to u
cute orders for Plante County Physicians and Fam $
lies. Every article warranted genuine Dr. E. J. w
COXEs Preparations, extensively used for years. -
Recommending lhemselyes By their effects;
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP-An unequaled remedy
for Coughs, Colds, Influenza, etc.
M EXTRACT OF GoPAVLA, SARSAPARILLA
NRN AND CUBEBS-A certain and agreeable cure,
3D. superior to the Cspsules any other extract
TONIC. EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND
LARAAACUM-ih The strongest preparation that can
be made, as proved by the effect produced.
BAI.SAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, IIVERWORT, etc.
FOR the cure Of Consumption and Bronchitis.
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
TONIC AGUE SYRUP and PILLS. n1s Iysdp
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
ORLEANS THEATRE.
: IL Extraordinary Performance by Mr. MACALLIsTER.
(lhLtaHs STREET, between Royal and Bourbon
nag have the pleasure TO announee engagement
WITH ne rsnowned Magician, Sig ealser On SUNDAY
EVENING, June 2, will be presented
THE TEMPLE OF MAGIC,
In Two DIeams.
introducing the Grand Cookery
hea-Lesson making Coffee Mk-Peacock-
and Wonderful Dfssppsaranes Of Nine. Aaealsr
at Pistol Shot, with variety OF feats.
DOOR open al past performance to g.
and PaIquete 81 co; Pit and Amph theatre 50
cents Thlri Tier, for Colored Persons. rs
Nights Of Performance MONDAY. TUESDAY. THURS-
DAY and SATURDAY. lei
Grand Subscription Concert, under the
.N5Ts Direction OF Mr. HOeffners ana
III az tD The subscribers 70 this series CON -
StiS4lkf CERTs respectfully informed that the 25rR
@ES seriss viii be continued EVERY WEEK, Sft.sEa
"a the Hall. hare A1frfA$
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-01

STEAAKPOAT FOR sALE-The well known and
~ substaseal steamer DUCK RIVER is WaS -
oiiefed i0f SAFE 10 close concern She carries y
about IVY bales OF cotton, is light danght and -
runs we'll r. or terms, which will be liberal, apply TO
mys " l. w. ARTHUR II co. Is and u New Levee.
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lIEtstsfdsiS z. A. key-For Louisville, New Albepv
So Evansville, Smthland Paducah Cairo and
Memphls-The new; fat running and magnificent pasen-
ger steamer bEllE KEY, will arrive in time leave on
Or about w WEDNESDAY, llth June, o clock M for
te above and ntermedlae landings For freight passage
having unsurpassed accommodation apply On bgar ~ ~
l.. y. SMITH, So Magazine street.
N B-The steamer Belle Key built expressly for a
passenger packet Her cabin magniceny furnished and
hsr accomnodailons unsurpassed by any boat u the
west She Is provided with two splendid bath roonls
where plan of her cabin may he seen. = nSsG
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the proprietor to make them complete in details The
proprietor of the EXCHANGE ALLEY BATHS, has
several elegant Bath Rooms CONT street. the
Of Dauphin, on the site formerly known the Heponly
Baths, which excel nmagnifcence any establishment OF
the kind now in this city and where HOT COLD, SHOW
Err, VAPOR and INDICATED BATHS can be had at
all tunes. from O'Clock A. M. till 10 O'Clock P Hot
Cold Shower Bath, rs cents my1I 3m
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RATHs! BATHs!-The pu
that tho st,landid u AsTHS

IL that the splendid Baths
recently erected on Exchange
alley, corner of Bienville stree,
are now in operation. The Bath
Rooms for HOT, COLD or
SHOWER b AT'H S are well
lighted and admirably ventilated,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-25

SMALL FARM FOR RENT, four miles from
- the city, containing acres about so acres cleared
on the Meadow Bridge Road, adjoining the lands Of
Gooch, and occupied TOR the last year by Mr. VIM,
Christian. The Improvements consist of neat framed
house with or rooms, and the necessary out houses
Rent $l25 per annum. Apply to
TOLER & COOK, Agents,
ia l0 Pearl street
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-25
a NEW SYSTEM OF READING--b,
IN Professor MandeviIIe, Of Hamilton College, New

a NEW SYSTEM OF READING--by
N Professor Vaudeville, Of Hamilton College, New
York
This series is strictly progressive. The system ORR
ginal, based on sentential structure The six books
completing this series contain great variety Of matter
and style. The selections are peculiarly well adapted
to interest the young and form the best habit of read
ing in easy, natural manner. His rules for punctua
ton and original yet Clear definite and really
practical. They are in accordance with sentential
ana de no hs snd
ton OF all the the English Language with
numerous examples; With this system, the scholar
can prepare his reading lesson with much accuracy
as his recitation in Algebra Geometry. For sale at
12l Main street, Richmond
Teachers furnished with copies for examination by
J. w. RANDOLPH
10 D,,hI
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-25

A. FOR RENT, and possession given Immediate
Eil lily, the desirable residence I'd street, between
Main and Cary The house has nine good rooms and
hydrant water in the yard. Apply to
de % RICH, HILL. IT,