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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-20

Thanks to the officers of the Oregon for Mobile
and the NewOreans, for asors from Cincinnati
Thanks to the officers Of the steamer Nashville for yer
5avon.
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STRICKLAND,S
QUEENS OF ENGLAND,
AND OTHER BEAUTIFUL
Illustrated Works,
SUITABLE FOR
and New Year Presents.

SUITABLE FOR
Christmas and NnEU VnaBs DrncnufS
" NAN w" AOSA Il OSOMtSd
THE OITEENs o5 ENJr,r avn =, .,.t,- ~ p,.-.i.-
napt artIs.s win Ri,,r1J,,, ,I t.oI So . =, 80
strcklapd supertlv bound il, yaio,s ,lo rE I,E i ib
out doubt tbe most etessnt ,r,5rc, I'M, b,s ey , @
American press. Nassrs D. Appleton Co.. the publishers
in their euierpsing prasworshy Efforts given
which, for excellence of engraving conception
literary beauty, entities them the admiration thanks
lovers gazing upon the Portraits Of
the different Queens the mind impressed with admiration the
skill OF the painter who now, while the originals
their beauous royalty passed away gives counterfeit pre-
SENTIMENT" 30 striking naturally a'smnd with their hsSor
cal character with the passions, good evil with which in
vest them in imagnation that would though
stood among them nov" after the lapse OF ages dvning as
We're tne very workings Of their minds through tue startling and
Tu,'u, , g(Iir % uig irllf ,S',l. ,,
OCN 9ANlCOh' win ihL fhOfhEIS AND
9' a series % 20 hsly H1'oeu ehsa'He' uesshu
expressly LOT ' VOTE WIN descriptions oy several American
NH, 10, W I 'ngf - W. w., Nv ' ~ ~
LIE ''Opll4N Vt AHE blbLt1s uenneateu IN q series
O. sNgCnyS o. prominent fsi'ss eAoHgu IN 'ne oiy SCRIP
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trions WIN 10 mus
THE PARARTEs OF OTTR Iopn. An ol,,,.4 80,
appropriate present for CHRISTMAS aud New Year beautifully
MARTINS 'I'TsS as' B 8ITna la'1 STIsS
cent work with 20 elegant steel Plates Taken firm, nr,sr,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-20

JENNY LIMBS COMING. = 1t is now understood
that the Swedish songstress will not arrive in this
city until about the first Of February. She will
reach Havana early in January, and after giving
. series Of Concerts there, which will require some
ahree weeks, she will sail direct for this city.
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NASHVILLE AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD. =
This road, which is destined to become one of
the most important channels Of commerce, is in
course Of rapid construction and the distance be-
tween Nashville and Chattanooga hundred
and ffty-three miles-will be completed in two
years. The following win be the distances from
Nashville to Charleston or Savannah by railroad !:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-20

The South Carolina orators indulge in most I'M
savory SMILES; collins and crossed swords are
very frequently dragged in. Recently Mr.. Mem
minger, in his great speech advises that Carolina
shall remain in the Union for the present, were it
only as ga fre-ship." This comparison is oftheir
own manufacture We shall analyze it. fire.
ship is miserable vessel unfit to make fair fight
which is filled with combustibes, set on FIRE and
abandoned. Whatever injury it may do the enc
my, its own fate is certain--success only insures
its destruction To such an internal machine one
of Cardinals orators lkens his State. We fear the
chair of Bellies Lettres is not well filed at Column
bia. Young men study the Virginia resolutions
more than they do Kaimes and Blair. Ifthey will
give US Phlppcs at least let them be in good taste
ARMIES OF EURoPE.-The Russian army have
at present 1920 guns the Prussan army 1872 guns :;
the French army 1889 field pieces, of which 500
guns are horsed and even the Belgian army 81
guns. But the British army, for the defence of
England, could at present bring into the field fully
equipped, and with ammunition wagons fully
horsed, only forty gunsess than half of line Of
battle ships broadside-of which more than one
third are in Ireland.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-20

Kelsey is about feet or inches high Yonnd shouldst
and somewhat hanp backed bow legged ford sompexon
nose and large mouth with Prominent chin "a soe
times bnt speaks quite rapidly generally and IS fond Of boast
ING he certainly good looking man as his snccss
among the ladies would Indicate though his looks are Nv M
means indicative of the villain that lie r. . W -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-20


oREGoN--AIr. Thurston, the delegate from Ore.
gon, has published circular showing the extraor-
dlnarY Inducements for emigrants to Oregon. The
Legislature, at its last session took measures to
secure the quiet Of the Indians by purchasing their
lands, and providing for the removal of the tribes
a blii was also passed giving to all men over
eighteen years Of age, arriving and settling in o,s
gon previous 10 December, 1850, 800 acres If hand
If single, and if married. GAO acres. The Nm ~
provides that if those single men marry u ona No.
from the LIST of December, 1850, they shall recsrs
GAO acres. White males over twenty-one ami
grating 10 the country and settling there, between
the FIRST day Of December, 1850, and the first dav
OF December, 1853, shall receive 100 acres ofland
hasingle man, and if married, then 800 acres
But there is also provision here, that if single
men marry in one year after arriving in the Ter.
rltory, they then receive 800 Acres. All male mi.
nors who go to the country, and settle, and become
twenty-one before December, 1853, will receive
l6O acres oflnnd, absolutely and if they marry in
one year after arriving at majority, they will re-
ceive 800. All foreigners, by filing their intentions
Of becoming American citizens, are treated like
native born American citizens, and they are only
required to complete that naturalization before
they get final title. Ia the opinion OF Mr.. t..
Oregon is the place above all others for emigrants.
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Custom House. New OEIeans. -


NOTICE is hereby given, that sealed proposals
viii be received by until the 18th December for
making the following repairs TO the Tuheiuncta Light Ouge
and premises pertaining hereto hereinafter named conform
ably with the following specifications All the work must
be done in substantial and worBmHuke manner and must
be approved by the Keeper Of the Light On whose certificate
to that effect, payment viii bemade
TCHEFUNCTA LIGHT.
RcpGirS Of D1caitHg HOasG-A new roof 10 be covered
with shingles side with raft5r5 and shsahipE he
root to be EXTENDED the front gallery the roof measuns
- by - IN 'front.' and Is by % in the the gable ends
be finished out 10 the front roof and the CUTTERS to be replaced
new hchcn 10 be eTeCe II By 10 IN the clear with ore
door and one window with proper biugsa and iasenng;
TIE Kitchen TO pc placed BRICK pillars, boye
The ground, and vii proper uRd4LlOns. A brick Chimney
with So feet fire place, extending four above The TuO
the old chimney to ne removed Around the premises Ia he
CONSTRUCTED Fence 6lO feet m length, 10 be feet inches
in heghth, posts to be Of light wood by s0ugna 4 Est
long and feet apart 10 be feet IN the ground The D3 ne
U pc OF sawed yellow pine cypress, inch thick line
inches wide, AZ feet long and pointed at the miner end
be "a inches apart to be well nailed on to sTnrers bvd
with I'D. cut mails mOyeed in the posts The base boz r
70 be I'd inch thick and Il inches wide There nra m he
three gates lee wide, well framed and substantially hun,
with good and suitable asening The style of the gates Ia
correspond with that of the fence Hinges and pr1Der fast
ennes required for three of the doors and one Of M via
dOws of the house. VIZ
The works above described must he commenced within a
days, and be completed within 80 days from the time the CON
tracts may be entered into and if commenced the IN
dersgned reeryes the night 70 anru the contract with tie
person in default VIM. FRERET Collector
nHI t1Sp and Superintendent of Light t0nsas
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-20

Mr.. CoULDocK, who played with Miss Cushman
in this city, during last season, has for some time
been playing in Philadelphia, where, in opposition
to first unfavorable impressions, he has established
high reputation as an actor. On the night of the
10th instant, he had a benefit at the Walnut Thea
tire, on which occasion his admirers presented him
with star of brilIiants sci in gold, in which there
were about two hundred and fifty stones.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-20

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT BIZ and Min t6e
Taeplee and consent Of re 81 BayaId Of
America IN Belgium, in place of Thomas G. Clemson,
Chares b Hadduck, of New Hampshre,.to be Charge
a. Affairs of the United States of America in Portugal IN
place oil James Brown Clay. recalled his request
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-20

THE PuBLrc scHooLs--The Board Of Direc-
tors ri meet this evening at 5 o'clock.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-20

DAN RIcE's CIRCus.-The most graceful and accom-.
phed equesranthe exposure of the modern ring-Leyi
North has been engaged at this establishment which will
continue three days longer at Lafayette See
in another column.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-20

TRIAL FOR MURnER.-Emly MAJ field is to be tried in the
First District Court Monday next, the charge OF killing
William Shaddck, ia Phippa street, soae months sacs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-20

-, ~ A!ttFtdStet--
Nashville 10 Chattanooga, Tenn. miles, not COMPLETED
. A,s0is q Ass|s o1t0,;oe
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nTETAIRIE COURsE!
k 7 As9,AseAs,,,>
5AiF 4 sSA44az4ssy 4:

ATURDAY December ~ the great PACING MATCH of $1,000
- oil between VIM NJ Roberts, T. g ROANOKE and
Albert onSn,s g. JOE WILSON, Mile beats Saddle three
best IN five a This race comes Oft at O'Clock p. NJ.
tf~ O'Clock p M S2nO comes off between J. L.
EGs CREOLE MAID and Mr. Bells che g. JAMES X, POLK,
Mile and repeat, in harness.
...aDECEMBER 25....
Purse 500 will he given Pacing horses-Mile
heats in in harness-o which 2j goes horse
9e Wilson and Roanoke excepted. Entries Tattersas
Exchange, on Monday, December 49, O'Clock p. NJ.
40 - Z, s. ELLIS, Proprietor.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-20

The Madison (lnd) Courier mentions the
report that Major Theodore O'Hara, and w w.
SaPp, Esq, tie present editor of the Frankfort
Yeoman, about purchasing the New Orleans
Courier newspaper
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-20

The ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH IN FRANoE-In
France, the telegraph, which in this country is
open to the public, is monopoly and under the
control OF the Government. An attempt is nowt
making to authorize the public use of it, and bil
has been introduced into the National Assembly
fixing the first of March as the period when its
convenience shall be thus extended. The lines OF
electric telegraph already existing are few They
extend only from Paris to Rouen, and from Paris
to Lille and Calais. But funds are voted for the
establishment of other lines, and they will doubt
less be completed in due season. The bill requires
that the person who wishes to forward dispatch
must give proof of his identity. Private cores
pondence is to be always subordinate to the ser
vice ofthe State. The chief of the Office may re-
fuse to transmit dispatch, if, in his opinion the
public order or good morals require it. Private
correspondence may be suspended upon any OF all
of the lines at once by order of the Government.
The State assumes responsibility touching the
transmission of private dispatches. The other
regulations nearly similar to those adopted at
the telegraph offices in this country.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Yesterday being Thanksgiving Day. the Courts were all
coed and the town throughout did afford an item of any
Importance.
Recorder Genois disposed of the of the night pre-.
vou early hour in the morning. but there were no ca
of much interest.
Henry Williams sent before the First District Court
Tor stealing small quantity of lumber from the Levee
Thomas Burke fined $50 for disturbing the peace and
not being able pay, he was committed for fifteen days
James Kelly fined $2j for resisting the officers and he
also committed for fifteen days in default of payment
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-20
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS

GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS
$500 - - zsszlaE5EEzk
GENERAL CONVEYANCE AND PACKAGE
Delivery Agency.
CONNECTED Nth HARNDE N'S Northern Lins.)
BURNS, COUYEs & CO., Proprietors,
Central Office 81 Camp street.
THE public are informed that Goods, Packages,
Parcels Jawely and other valuables can be forwarded
kansas and Cumberland Rivers, between St
Louis tinginna Little Rock and Nashville; TO Galveston
Point Isabel and Brownsville, in FeXas Chagres Pana
a and san francisco, on which route we cooperate with
Hachrisson, Nelson 81 Co; to Mobile, Montgomery and
Washpgto1 and other Northern and Eastern cities and also
20 94o9a, Liverpool, or any part of Great Britain.
q Camp street Nsw0aeaHSs; 10 RRNDEN's ExpTe
10 our Agents in any of the cities above referred TO- will be
conveyed with safety and expedition their destination
Samuel Peters Ell EgtNENoWNs ~ b. Partee. Esq.
John NJ, Bell, ESQ Peter Maxwell 4 10.
~ Our Special Messenger leaves New GrIeans aud Mo-
pe alternate days d2O Spemw,s ly
TT L. STONE Il Co, 81 and SO Common ST.,
1 L. have landing and in store, for sale
hiackerel-5OO packages all kinds;
Glnants.55Q casks New, ex ship N. H. Wool;
4imepds3yio6 BAGS Soft shelsd;
Fire Craekers-50O boxes No. L;
Canton Ginger,a5Q cases;
Race Gmger-l0O bags;
Pickes-25O cases, half gallons, quarts and pnts
Cordiaa-3OO assorted;
CTanberries-300 packages;
ClaTet Wines-l000 cases;
Muscat Wlne-200 cases;
White Wine-l50 cases
Preseryes-50 cases;
Glnnamon-500 mats fresh:
Butter-2O0 frkins choice Goshen
Raisils-lC00 packages:
Dried Beel-2j bbls. and 10 cases Sugar Cured;
Smoking TobaecO-l0t0 gross GOodwin's;
Sarsines-l9O cases; boxes, halves and quarters :
Nutmegs-3 casks No. 1;
Iwlns-50 bales Patent Cotton;
Macs casks fresh:
BuCkwheat-400 packages
Cubs Skies CigaE-S00, 600;
~ Together with large Of every thing in the
line. do Iw
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The KNOXVILLE ENPLOslOS.-A ABRAHAM Young a cook
on board the steamer Knoxville aud who was badly scaded
by the explosion, died in the Charity Hospital on Wednesday
night Several Others ofthe are in ven bad condition
We have not learned any thing further IN regard 10 the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-20
CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR GIFTS
G. NJ. SIMPSON,


so Canal street,
nc Just received, per steamer OHIO
RICH EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFs.
Rich Embroidered CHEMIzETTEs, COLLARS and
Ours.
HALF MOURNING SETS, Collar, Cuffs and Hand.
kerchjGf.
Very Rich LACE CAPEs.
Magnificent NECK RIBBONS, TIES and CRAvATs.
MANTILLAs and CLoAKs, a large assortment.
A splendid Stock Of Dress SILKS, Of all STYLES;
Ladies' RETICULEs; Gents Fancy CRAvArs, etc.
h5- The above articles will all at lower prices than
the styles purchased any in this city
c. NJ. SIMPSON,
die ta1 2dp so CANAL STREET.
David COpperfieId, Complete.
THE ADVENTURES OF DAVID COPPERFIELD
THE YOUNGER, of Blundertone Rookery By Chas
Dickens, with illustrations by II. K Browne. A full
supply of this Dickens last and best work, has Just been
received at
J. G. MORGAN'S LITERARY DEPOT,
die 6r2dp<W
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-20

= he store house, smoke-house and kitchen Of
Col. Richard Festhenton OF Mafisan parsb - VI
esRs' Were entirely destroyed by lire last week ' SVi
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-20
K65d GFVoUcs emd Cr0rnts.

~ Jouvin's Black, Straw and Fancy Colored KID
GLOVES, on hand --Also--
An elegant assortment of SILK CRAvATs suitable for
Opera, Balls, Parties, etc. Call and see at
SHERMAN, PERSON & co.
ais ot2pol5p l Magazine street, corner Canal
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-20


In the SENATE, the 10th instant, Senators
Downs and Foote took their seats.
Mr.. Butler introduced bill to pay South Caro-
lima the sums advanced by that State to support
troops engaged during the Florida war Referred
to the Committee on Military Affairs
Mr.. Butler introduced bill to change the times
of holding the Criminal Court of the District of
Columbia.
A resolution inquiring into the expediency of
increasing the salaries of the district Judges of
California and New Hampshire was passed.
In the HOUSE, Mr. Harris introduced bill rea-
tive to the free navigation of the Canadian canals
and waters from the upper lakes to the ocean, upon
terms OF reciprocity, which was referred to the
Committee on Commerce.
Mr.. Bowlin presented the credentials of Mr.. Mes
seroy, delegate from the State of New Mexico,
which, after few remarks by him, stating the
number of votes in the State, etc, referred to
the Committee on Elections.
Mr.. Holmes asked the unanimous consent of the
House to introduce a bill comforting the title of
Lieutenant General on Major Gen. Winfield Scott,
| for meritorious services in Mexico, Objection
| was made, and the bill was notinroduced.
bill was read for the encouragement OF dramatic
literature and giving to the author the sole right Of
representation.
MIR. johnson, of Tennessee, moved that it be
made the order of the day for Monday the 10Th
instant TO take into consideration the bill for the
encouragement of agriculture, by granting to every
man IN the United States who is the head of Il
| family, 100 acres of land.
A resolution that the House resolve itself into a
| Committee of The Whole House on the state of the
| Union was carried-ayes 81, noes 80.
Mr.. MoLane gave notice that he would be ready
next week TO introduce the River and Harbor bill,
revised to meet the estimates of the present year.
| He hoped the committee would lay aside all the
bills in the calendar preceding the cheap postage
bill, after which he would ask them to take up the
River and Harbor bill After several Intellectual
motions TO take up particular bills, the committee
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-20
.BeaI1sy KiaseE eDrpy (souss.

az Just received, choice assortment of JENNY LIND
BEAVER, DEvoNsHIRE KERsEY, BLACK CLorH AMI
PETERsHAm OVER CoATs handsomely trimmed. and ins
the thing for cold weather.
SHERMAN, PERSON & co.
dc 6t2n6t2n 1 NIagnzine street. nnrner Cnnnl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-20

he Raton7 to be Of good and quality 10 be
ppr0Ee1 Oy The Collector, and the different articles c0mpr-
my u RAMON TO he delivered board the Cutter good
d sn1cnt casks and vessels to be provided by the con
uct anu the contents thereof distinctly market each
s to be Understood thai the contractor will he bound to
uth upon reasonable notices. often may be required
le Capan OF the Gutter, with the appreciation Of the
(Ot exceeding upon average, day in each
vest snch fresh meats and fresh vegetables may be
quEel 10 The corresponding part of the RaOn allowed in
me Naval Service. [d2tdJ WIN. FRFRET. Collector.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-20

GROCERIES-At Wholesale
" 500 bags prime Rio Coffee;
3gO do Laguaya do;
100 bales old Government Jaya--drect importation;
I I90 half chests PowcRong, and sGuGhong Tea
1 SS 6t LIB and aS eapa 4 Green 399 a. ddoo
200 do Battle GTound Refinery Sugar;
200 boxes fiteRfeld's Pearl 5,f't Candles; "o'
200 do Star and ip Adamantine Candles;
100 packages Mackere and Goldfish;
300 cases Chinese Fire Crackers;
5O9 reans WSnppiPg Paper;
1870 packages MIR Rqs lrtu'
50 Packages Sweet Malaga Wine;
l5l irats and bags soft shell Almonds:
~ eFs91 Gant9n Ginger Together with large as
he rae by d5 mspi G66 55 IL iaS CS to
CARPETING CURTAINS, etc.-We are in
If efRss IF S9g offer for sale at low prices, choice styles
Velvet Wilton yon Tapestry Carpeting;
@5 B TBscDy na TSRs'y Brussels caGGng
SuperfRe, Fine and Common Ingram d do;
BUGS, Bazess, BOrdered Cr1mb Cloths, stair Linen;
star Rods; Transparent Shades, etc
Fio0E o o Cloth to q it, wide cut to size, and put
Curtain Materials Sir and Wool IA rich Curtain Du
8 mask, new style;
Embroidered Lace and Muslin C1rtains '"i''
4 eta neh (tul embroidery BObbnat Curtains latest
T Window CCrnices, Pins, Loups Tasses, Cords, etc;
r0r sac ow' by CHIFrENDEN Il CAMERON,
nj -Gp u y Charities ST., and ~ Customhouse st.
CARPET WAREHOUSE, % Chartres street.
= we are ~ constant receipt of patterns of the fol
lowing CARPETlNGS, viz:
AXmnsier Velvet and Brussels Tapestry
Spy, Brussels lngrans, Nenetians
Figured liaze and Linen Crumb Cloths, WmdowShades
Hair Cloth, Stair Rods, Table and Piano Covers Mat
Floor Oil Cloth from to "a feet wide, patterns etc.
All q which offer at the lowest market prices.
= de 6t2dp A. BROUSSEAU & co.
.EMONS-IO0 bxs Merton Lemons, for sale by
- na6f r. F. NICHOLS & co.. IS and IS Camp st.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-03
OVERWHELMING

Merchants aud ifoin those OF every station name aud
drgree among mank nd-ail Of which, without dis.
senng objection, pronounce This Ointment o. be GOOD
As day by day II unohmsivrly extends is sphere ct
action along the bortesof vast county, aud is
cualod throughout lis extent, new cvldrncfs of It's pow
uped. Three millions Of boxes, are applied TO disease
within the last Tour yeas has established The nsound
fact beyond The pnweT ct cRvil e0ntadic ton tha,
II Is lNfALLlBl.E In the cure Of all IumnTs UlcHsl
sores, Burns, 1ciier, Pies scToua, Eysp las CHI.
biains Scald Head, sore Eyes, Ounsy, Group Rheu-
natism, Broken Breast, Ague In the fac9, Cons, Sc
u completely restores ithe lEsENsiBLE PERsrIRArioN
and by tins means opens those avenues by which nature
intended 10 eNpc the morbid matter OF the hodyihus
is the system ceased the blood purihcd, aud the health
restored
Wholesale and Retail at the Grand Depot ~ FuL-
TON Street, NewNoTk, and by All Druggists through.
out the unled States. !. MALlsfER, Sole Proprietor,
Ion IN Futon IT,, ~ Y
AoESTs Middlcbury, VIM p Russe aud $ Moody,
Bristol J. d. keedhami Orwell, Catlin Wight Ver.
geunes ,, Huntington, and w e. sprague.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-03
II. MOOR

Willrun an Omnibus from the Depot Ground,
in Middlcbury, TO any part of the village, for
- l-2 cent>-and 20 MooRE's HorEL, on Jail
Street a few doors south of the Court House
free of chdrqe
lie would also respectfully announce to Tray.
oilers, and the public generally, that his House
is open for their reception as heretofore; and
tlathe will spare no pains to render their STAY
with him agreeable and satisfactory.
Mddlcbury, Oct. |, ls49. 23tf