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Mrs. ID. N. Burr's French ssd English SEMINARY fo
Young Ladies', tNl

Mrs. ID. n. Burr's Frenoh 80 hnknAh Sesxy f"x
Young Ladies', .rtI
Corner Of NinfA and srssfs, WasAinson,
vxyrI y.open on Monday Inn Of September thorough
n Rnsish studes pursued, and superior advantages
- sx "a scoudns languages accomplishments s
Able employed In The several depart
nsn md ts Principal her e 20 NE advancement me
care nled number ~ bosrders are
ceved who have Of ccnvsrn e M times In french
and siso Of snoysna vhe u pleasant nome.
Tsrms xc made known application 70 The Principal.
y Aug 07--3taw4w :. =.
A cARD.-wALTER HARPER CO., Pennsylvania avenue,
"A ON and ION Streets open monday o. Ius.ay
besstfol silks, shsw sesr, csahmerss -,
srnbsseins variety and quality Of dch and s'en goo
$500
pARNUMp Psrnassust besng Conhdent2al Dfenle-
TAYLOR MAUkY,
kA Bookseiess, near Nh street.
No ~ Brns. Dictionary q Engine work md Easssens ass
psblished, and his day received.
: ssptW
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rELEGRApHlo REPOnrs EoR THE UNION.


Arrival of Cardenas P,isoners-7he Niagara
Nrw YoRK September 49,, p. ms-Seven OF the crew
al the Susan Loud and Georgia Anna liberated BY IN,
governor general of Cuba, arrived here this morning
No tidngs yet OF the steamer Niagara, now due lii
port.
Congregational Election IN Hamont
BURLINGTON September ~, 1850 The second trial fa
The election of member OF Congress In the first conyss
sional district of Vermont takes place the 9TH Of Noyem
Der. Lyman and Miner, (whigs) who ran in Sepsmbst
are both in the field. asH
The Democratic Candidate for GovUnor IN NsS Ir~y
TRENroN, New Jersey, Sept. 26.-The democau bed
their State convention to-day, and nominated Dr George
r. Fort, Of Monmouth, as their candidate fof governor
The wings will have an easy victory
The Hgkwice Ticket.
Bosron September Is The prize ticket for Jenny Lndt
first concert be given in this city Friday evening
was bought this morning by Mr. Dodge, the vocalist s III
undrcd and twenty five dollars.
The second ticket brought &24; lot of eight, 86 each
fou rti $40 80 fifth, $40 so and down 10 30 At which
considerable number sold and thence down 10
and 49, al which of the tickets purchased M
lowest pricea paid for back the gallery 81
All these prices are ia addition the regular ticket price
49, The items win probably amount 70 $1,000 ~
competitors for the first ticket were chefySbookseen h
matters were decidedly in the background. There wa
perfect jam in the hall, and great excitement and eagea
to obtain tickets
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nlssOLUTION Copartnsrship. The arm hefeiofs1 en-
ing under Of Dyer Brother 10 this day, ns
consent dissolved George r. Dyer will attend % nc ~
ment Of the aso Of the unsettled bea
Robert w. Dyer deceased, 10 which immediate sn
4 respacunullv reouested. EDWARD c. Dfn
GEO. y. Dye
wAsHrsoror, September "a, 1850.
nz- Copartnership NOTES.-The undersigned have iss
eopsnsrship under the name and nrm Of Dyer McCun
will auction and commission busines
old stand Of Dyer Broher Of Ion and Psna
EstteMU tM
They most respectfully solicit continuance Of The psioa
slowed upon the ats Arm, and pledge themselves disch
fully every conhdsdto them -
''s"A'sA''' '"1 = - EDWARD c. DTn
J. c. MCGUIRE
wAsmssror, September ~, 1850.
aeut2 s--dH rss II
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uy ANrED sSnpn>asate,v = woman 20 do The 60 ~
ana washing Sbr ! small hmy. None need Apply ~
can i've he bes Recommendations. white woman ~
fens1. Inquire q this once.
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TWICE about yv7nes-Gendemen Washington city who
DESIRE OCCASION have a. their tables e choices,
condition and al moderate prices a. the
same tc wishing purchase original package Of
selection for table, number OF
residences ee Of eg BY Adsmss e1pfe on any DAY requires
BY addressing eexraphic the day previous
OF be- made by the under
Mosee Sparkling champagne and
heIe Madeira and
Port be surpassed including some exquisite Amonn
White Port; Clarct tMcdoe Burgundy sau
epe superior stock In
The Gated medium and finest brandcs and Havana
es"'' :" "Pe'' ~ JACOB SNYDER, Jr.,
Auu s7--dImf Wine Merchant, Philadelphia.
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xiE<.A The steamboat THOMAS CoLLYER win make
four uips 10 Mount Vernon, leaving Washington a
o'clock Alexandria l0 Monday September 23d Wed
nesdsy 2h Friday 27 Saturday, 2sth The boat viii remain
land will have ample time 70 view tina
noble fort
Fare, tp from Washington. 81; Alexandria IS cents
children furnished reasonable prices
The coaches will leave the Capitol ~ O'Clock takin,
seats Treasury Capitol for the boat
Persons taking distant from Pennsylvania
avenue, IS each way.
tickets, apply Mr. Reside, Georgetown, o.
George Thomas Parker Co washngton, the day before
III boat leaves.
wishing Mount Vernon viii md most agreeable
- JOB coRsoN, Captain.
Sept al-4t ssfTunAFi
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ID n. HOOE 4 CO., wheass>le ard Retail l.. - rsss
i csrpsfss. hoor oil cioshs, mauinery rug, cut.
sbeetne ess house nrniehnG goods
: Pennsylvania avenue, bstwesn I'M and sh snss"'
DC.
Aug oe--d
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JAMES s. PIKE.

" JAMES Dfkk, Esq
n the preceding letter be genuine, (and we have not
the least doubt Of IT'D dscloses system Of elecioneer
ing on the part Of Mr. Pike which forbear to charac
teze As il deserves but which we hesitate not to say
will be condemned and secuted by all honorable men.
In this letter be makes attempt to palm himself of
his friend Dyer" democrat and encloses regu-
lar-bu democratic ticket containing the names Of all
the democratic candidates except that of Mr. Fuller for
which his own has been substituted Thus Mr. Pike
attempted to smugsle his name into the baot.box in
company with those Of the democratic candidates. and TO
secure seat in Congress BY gross and papabe swim
die. Probably he looks upon such eectonesring prae-
tees both creditable and praiseworhy Surely man
coming in with such botches upon his character would
have been ornament to the honorable body Of which
be sought to be member Let the whig party have all
the credit OF such champions. Vi
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Thomas CollS er's Week.
.sT-A THE nne, new, and fast boat THOMAS CoLLYER
following hours. coach connects
Win die boat in Wilmington. iare l2k and
COACH lek going leaving the boat 6k cents
way In the boat
Leave Aler.ndrs al 9, q, II, |. nj !. ~, pm
Washington 81 lot, li, II, ~, ~, pm
The Thomas CoIyer viii make her ups Mount Vernon next
week JOB coRsoN,
sept7 Captain.
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G. q. AIMS, secr.ssry-
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nothlng'
Its said that there are men who laugh st the pledge
Of the public lands to the public creditors They know
not what they laugh at They know not that the strength
OF government consists in IFS credit and that is credit
depends on its preserving ts faith nvioate, var with
Great Britain may be far of we trust il IL. Dut our
know not how soon we may come in collision with some
powerful foe. Even should surh collisions be avoided,
the liberal expenditure. Congress 10 sanctoning may
make heavy loans necessary in time OF peace and on the
faith involved in the bills now before Congress-
not but have very unfavorable effect
We repeat il. 10 only through the attention OF Con-
ress having been engossed by other subjects that these
either the House or the Senate In such reports Of the
debates a. we haveseen the pledge Of the public snds to
the public creditors has much been alluded to-
Nor has anything been said about the effect which throw
ing much scrip into the market must have the price
!" How shall we give away the most landau" which
amounts practically 10 inquiry, How shall we most
readily get rid of the present land systemp
This is serious matter. The public land system is
the beat feature OF American policy and II tits 70 be
full and free discussion Under this SYSTEM no less than
twelve Statesnamely, Ohio. Indiana, Illinois, Mch-
gan, wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri, Arkansas, Louisiana,
mississippi, Alabama. and Floriis--have attained TO
believed Of nearly two millions. Indiana more than
million, and Illinois but little less than million The
aggregate population Of these twelve States n probably
not lee. than seven 10 nine millions The history q the
world does not AFFORD an example OF communities advan
western and southwestern States They owe this ad
vance mainly 10 most excellent land system And
surely, them such system ought not TO be abolished
without full and free discussion OF its merits such
and therefore. Il the work Of destruction must Be- accom-
pshed let Be deferred to the next nesting Congress
@s Il "tSH "eA DkMOCkAT.
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three cities, and let the ssterhood all 70 together
the attention Of the Senate the other day. that Louisville
n Just much entitled custom house these two
other places trust that those senator's who are IN
favor Of giving custom house 10 the other two cities
will give one also 10 Louisville;
q Loasvile, the Of s25.ooohe whole cost Of the
boiding not 70 exceed the sum Of S60o0 provided said
bndius shall be exempted from city and State taxation
Mr. PRATT moved that the Senate adjourn.
The question being takea the motion was not agreed to
y Mr. CHASE wsh 10 say word TO the senator from
Kentucky would be the last man in the world to
throw ANY obstacle in the way Of any proposition which
sould q made for the city Of LouisviIe. desire the
psosperty and hs advancement Of that city should be
very sad 10 give her that which the senator asks When
ever that proposition shall be submitted 70 the Senate,
" the and endorsed by the proper
eommuees will vote for IT, have no doubt that the
senate obtain that endorsement for IT. VIII AK tne
eonatof, then, IL he will not exhibit the msgnanniy OF
Withdrawing the amendment upon this occasion; because,
- this amendment be pressed there are many ohers'
without The endorsement of the departments or Of COM
~ viii see the proprety Of Withdrawing the amend
M. DAWSON. move to amend the amendment by
oddng Augusta IN the State OK Geoia, upon the Savan
IN river, and for this reason that the commerce
skss very great while the fret provision Is yet be
nsds BY the general Scvemmeptfor the accommodation
TIE PRESIDENT II is not In order, being an amend
yuent q n amendment TO an amendment
Mr.. DOWNS wish merely 70 remark ,s that II ever
ross that his was, ser the vote was taken upon the
ssbiect Assr these and similar propositions had been
made and rejected, even went 90 isI e 70 ske on,
everything OF similar character IN the bill as u came
from the House. Where a y 70 STOP n We commence
row. an ~ loss to know The only argument 70, 80
lhai II u recommended by The departments am READY
- 1--WE al proper respect TO the departments, ou nope
Congress VIII decide for itself ssspo reason Tor &C.
<cng one town in the interior In preference 70 anoner
4 hops the rule will be adhered to. 4 4s
"a The question being taken upon the amendment i was
rejected upon division--ayes Q, noes not counted.
The question then REQUIRED upon the amendment OF the
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ToKENs on THE DEAD.

By MRS, NEAL.
The nursery was darkened,
Though soft the sunlight fell,
And there were trihes gathered
That mothers love so well;
Playthings upon the carpet,
And dainty little shoes,
With snow-whlte caps and dresses
That seemed TOO fair 10 use.
A lady stood before them,
And yet no look Of joy
Shone from the eyes bent forward,
Toguide her sweet employ;
She gathered up the laces,
But tears were trembling there,
And they had dimmed the brightness
OF robes once purely fair.
The half-worn shoe she presses
Close in convnlsive grasp,
The rich wrought coral trembles
Within az wild clasp.
Well may the house be daTkened,
Wen may the lady weep
The little couch is empty,
The child wakes not from sleep.
And soon these grateful tokens
Her hands must lay aside,
While each recalls some memory
OF love, and hope, and pride.
Too fair had been the flower
That faded in the spring,
And fondIy to her darling
A mothers heart will cling,
Family as some soft echo,
That low caressing note,
So oft her child's glad welcome,
Around her seemed to float.
All, no the dreary silence
With keener pang was felt,
And by the couch deserted
In agony she knelt.
Peace come TO thee, young mother.
Peace to thy bursting heart,
Now even while its throbbing
Seem rending il apart.
'Tis true Deaths kiss fell eoldly
Upon thy chiid,s fair brow,
. But DER thy pathway daily
An angel watches now
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The offer was accepted, and thus was laid the foun-
dation of that immense fortune, which furnished in
1873 all the necessary money to the impoverished
Gar Of Russia, to the pennyless King OF Prussia,
and to the bankrupt Emperor of Austria, to sup
port an army Of more than one million soldiers for
precipitating Napoeons colossal power. Before
the power Of Rolhschd's wealth the genius of the
French Emperor fell With its potent aid, dark
ness and despotsm resumed their reign; while the
way for ruling Europe, was opened to the Russian
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PAINTING DONE WELL AND CHEAP.
e. ROWERS so long and favOrsbly know as HoUsE
anu sign PAINTER, would inform his friends and
W. W. po9ne in general that he has PAINT SHOP at IVA
teet, where he is prepared contract for
GunE win RTompness and dispatch all orders in his line Of
business, viii the very best of materials NJ ly
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AUCTION SALES.
Positive sale of a House and ot of Ground. OF
ST. Thomas street. Second Municipality
BY J. A. BEARD.

t,OsItlVe safe OF q HOuHe ana Lot OF GrOun0, on
ST. Thomas street, Second Municipality.
BY j. A. BEARD, AuctiOneer.
SaATURDAY Decemb IL 0coek-Wi auction
y without reserve BaDks Arcade
LOT OF GROUND all improvements thereon
in the bounded St Thona
Benjamin Said lot 80 feet
by depth Of 20 feet The improvements comprise
story brick Dwelling, and adona The property OF Dr. Cannon
The purchaser 70 Of $500 due thu
5 Of June, ls5 balance, 5000
eighteen months bearing properly nh
house insured the
po icy transferred to the vendor.
Of sale before Stark N P the expense pur
chaser. n.S- Sale without reserve d16
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EGYPTIAN kHB BALSAM.
IA COHEN, having had 30 years experience oilers the
IL, above infaible remedy for all Diseases per. F
tanning the EYE. Ophthalma, Of five years'
staning cured in II weeks; the Tear in the Eye sAS
of years, cured in 10 weeks; of this CITY,, 49,
being blind for 6mons restored the sight OF one
eye in three weeks gentleman who always used specs t
So yeaIs by nsng only drop, eabled TO read the
newgosper without them by candeghi hours alter In.
anmaOn of days cured bV sifgtc drop, II gives
brllancy to ths Eye and sso sengthens the sight.
a Nos. POO pRILPPA street, near Hevia. and 4 ? ST,
CHARLRs street apla ly
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BY SYKES, HYDE & co.

Boots, BFogans, Ladies' and Children's Shoes.
BY SYKES, HYDE s. co.
INRIDAY, December a. hafpat ocl0ekWn be sold at
tr auction sales 81 magazine without
shNEs. dg4
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INSURANCE.
TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE
Insurance GOa1eDQ2ly,
CAPITAL Rann.n!

CAPITAL, ss0O.OO0.
JoBa. NJ HILL, Pres, ), .GEO. w. MARTIN, sec'ry
~ This long eatabiaed Cougaay, with the most ample
VERo SEA 5oss2 ap5 n u n FoS @ ~ , s9SESsa s e % sss
dilly PlskETT FERslSs S'5 co Z 81 Magazine ..
KENTUCKY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co.
.4T coHLNGTOJv. KY
w. r. ROBBINS, President. A. l. GREER, Vice Prssiden
J. R. PAYsoN. Secretary.
BOARD or DIRECT TORS:
w B BOT &Bobbins, a. J. Greer, G. 4. ,Wtheu
IN Witiers, s. s. Walker. l4-'''
1T. MoREHKAD, Solicitor
X. PRETLOw, M. D., Physician.
J. b. CASEY, Chairman Committee on Finance.
The terms upon which this company insure life are pecu
parry favorable to the nsuted-mueh believed
The great security afforded in Guarantee Fund OF
COO go 0OO Of which has been paid cash. $50 90
secured IN the safest MANNER By Bond and Mortgage Rea
Rates of Premium greatly reduced from the rates of other
Companies and more equally graduated;
Insurance fr the benefit Of Married Women secure from
the creditors Of their husJanda;
The insured not liable u assessmenta for loses
No extreme hazards taken BY this company;
An annual dividend all policy holders. payable in cash
also additions made TO Life Policies every five years;
Notes tskenin part for premiums
Policies issued upoa application Without Delay, causing no
Los OF Insurance TO the parties
Lives of either insured between the ages of Ia and CO.
inclusive, for year, . years, for life
The pamphlets and tracts published by the company will be
found 10 contain much valuable Information respecting
nature, principles application and benefits Of Life Insurance.
Also an examination of the plans Of the other Mutual Com
posed by this company. together with vaohs tabes0le
showing the rates OF premium for the OF life of
another giving the Of this company for all ages and
terms at which Insurance. is made
Pamphlets and tracts furnished gre and applications re-
W isnRr 4 pIbLoN. 8 4 Ja Ass9t, at Seworeana.
- Office Of Peoples Telegraph Line, Commercial Ex.
change, 81 Charles street nl9 If
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MUSIC.


MUSIC AND DMLS1CALINSTRUAIEN The
IVA snbscrbes would respectfully reqBest yo1r .ra
attention their and extensive stock Of Nh.
$40 and Musical MerehaHdse OF every desc1pbOn; F1f2
and also 70 their well seected ASSIGNMENT Of Primo
Fores, from the faclodes Of tis first makers in the fe
United Siates and Europe.
siings for Violin Guitar Harp Vioincello Double Bass
etc.. SnltaI Fms Pegss sscgeNs etc.
Noiins, kues, I'm lars, AeeofOns, Brass instruments
for bands Tambournsss BANJO. Drums etc. ETC.
article connected tag - lsic Business.
Orefs Tor Music and aiaca iaarnmeGts viii beprolnptlV
attended to,
bea discount made dealers and proisssors and to
Second Hand Pianos bought ard taken in pan payment
for
All The new Music received from the North a. soon as pub
lshed.
Mr.. ii. ID. Hewitt. :, New Orleans, La, Oct. 3.
Og5 da&wA Il. 5. HEWITT.
PLANO FORTE AND MUSIC BrDIiaS.
80 CAMP STREET,.
Ns A. TY LER has hand anil Is constantly receiving
~; PLaJNg FORTES, from the Justly Sx-7v..
celebrated Mann fact o Vi IS Of Hallet, m
David Van Wrinkle. A. X, tass s. Go. andA y u y
Jas. IL Grorestien, aaq PieyeIfs Paris PIANOS,
Orders received for t3t 10 03f'S PATENT IRON PIA-
nos, TO be deiyerst i1si we'd from The
use, particularly for esnplIy wsre 1uHers can seldom
be tod, they vii and IN better than any
ciar Plaao, Ihese Independent c1se.
which can be removed Eaogsn4 there being
g-sg, VI0LINS, Af;CORDEONS, FLUTES, and
G other Musical intruHielts, eonsenty on hand and
&1 ~ for sale at low prcea. SHEET hUsIC for Pane
Forte, Guitar, Fute, etc. Also INSTRUCTION
~ BOOKS for all masical instruments. - a Lib.
e Discount to Dealers Teachers ard all those sending large
A II orfp- aftpnded IN. nonse3
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A ASSORTMENT of White and Mode
= tgioE - stsNhft,s naEali ent s.tahlihme Hsg
e s. sne e. qssy 5t9 " he fenpius ALE NJ
u. = 2 Sis,{ = tlet tfIed BiStes New III
DRESS SILK n <ssssd inns sssse. ~ W.
I.ent tsfee oe hafne ioa1s
MAfTlLLASA spIGAaI si,Slp1, nj ~ "a lasais -
ionsbs swle eheaper than 51Ed II III e'- tiss
,EIBBOhS-E En- blcidefsds cheas. Boz aidfsarpfiop,
Ribbaps Of an kinds f'spes. .fsfr s, - 1ss~S' q
Ties, Under slssyes, Bndai W - Ccts4n os,a+n Week
Dry Goods ne, cHEArss with eys,y oihsf see ~
shortly 70 visit ts kas t2ea sysI e tee tll
Fr.nsb ~ H0Iydny Presentss
.tsye- rr ernHn Toys or aI knds rrsafar e<< par,
aid " s5io'Ips Of al and lsory. richly "a
ersd IN t5atu and peg, spaedd Cfrs3 caes Eshro7f
teticuiss and Pursa India Rnbber Don III 3de fisss
era hsids bGisn1is Tea sets. vefy fiaas ETC. etc
Al tne ftelydny fteits remaining nnsof On the
.lh Deeernbe viii be dirsrsl o. auction or lie r11.
hes, s;a On s, sin evening Of that dap 3. BROWN.
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DANCING ACADEMIES
DANCING ACADEMY.

DANCING ACADEMY.
M R. p. CLISSEK respectfully Informs the ladies'
4sA and Gentsmen Of Neppresns that his Dancing saaf
Academy viii Be opened MONDAY aext Nov. e. at -
NIA No, cespntsief sess Common sod ~
@ ~ Canal strsssss shsre iss Si teach ali he
ilhioaA5ls Dfqegs vogue, such following
SS FrcIest esqariiies,
Palse De1ts 1ca4ys, Polka MazoHrka.
Pulse a Tr7ls Temps, German Polka Hattz,
Poke dH S5feH, La Fedora,
The Scottish Polka.
Ar G. will teseh lhese tsho1abe Dances ladies geus
men eouiss Of ai.sea Iessrs.
B Private Glasses for ladies and ssnsleshe sso I'll S'elsek
every day.
s- csss for Children occek tH dark on MONDAYS
aud TRURSDAYs
n5- oss for seatleassa from tn TO- every night
NeE0seans, Nov 2. 1850 NJ 5na o. INV
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DUNBAR & CO, A. F., Commission Boot and
Shoe Warehouse. 81 and 56 Common street, New Or
6n1
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| RENSON, j., House, Sign and Ornament.
~ Painter, Imitator Of Woods and Marbles, 132 Camp
street, opposite Lafayette Square. ivl3 w
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SEED, FLORIST AND PlsAAE sF1RE-<fs -
- Con. cusreatHousg srRKNe avn ExcsfkSGEs Z -
PLAen-et ssfg, PolaHi ffttil 9 Il N ~ < ~
FIELD ~ tls liil ifE ,
sliory es a E4tgN fln TIf z 1s'I ~
SEEBS IN seeda plotsd and viasEsnsd r -
y a SlaAp -aaas- s. genuine. and sold
St4 p!1n oollaeti T t
tSnfaen Of ,. A. tyefs u,sr~.5s ,,,4 III.
II cansisea '@and g1lUsGr a..
shfitl. &reenRogse Plants,
and by inporaions all Of tie eofd,,
1nstee Wy rass elnlut =. ~ .u , ace
" slppe ss W. VI. =
i ~ Slse.aless 81 u,e ses9 SUI IHcss
NTAIIS--o0O kefs PhiatelphisN u3i apiC.
IN hg EalQ E, WOOD co. lpula Nails, for +.rI,
s CO. Pos u. I'd Ny
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5S1B6GBaa.
ANATOMICAL LAST AND ROOT MAKEIS.

lANlkIUNETN1lAIl d II # 7ANW HUUT- IlEIAE1Hfe
Is NOW PREPARED to exc
\ cute all orders eniFused 10 him, in a EE&<2
style and ii superior to any other estsb- tE5. .
Gshnent in this any other city Per-
sons senlIug their crilers will observe the "a
ueasnrsEneht of the leg and Foot, ard M
describe the Ia nches and they caR sfF
Fely on being fued the same asi "a the
city. lSzf
~ Those ordering wosk may strictly
rely on punctnallty. ltM
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Patent Leather Bnnss ........+... el3 90 a..
Double-soled Y al Boots =. ...... ~ On Nh 4 p
Congress Dress Boots. 4. ESQ 6 y "a ~
Patent Leather shoes. ~ =
Calf do. do. ..s....-.,t.. Z ~ -
j. II. SWAIN nnasr the 81 Charles hotel. n liriesnz
u; Alwass fine ass1sinent OF kttADk ~ Al A4afe
aer myself can furnish the said work twenty-five
cent. lower than my neisheots nj smests "
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-27

NAILS-200 kegs Phiiadelphie n
~ hF EaiG 8, Woops 60. lpuia
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-27

3 E5ARD, J. A., Auctioneer and Appraiser, 10
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