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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-02

There was time when we liked to listen to chapman
crow" But, in these latter days. he has changed his
tone with his principles and from democrat has become
fanatic liberl free soier We happy see here.
FORE that he has retired from the press and that the ndi
ana Sentinel has been purchased by better hands We
have Just announced that Mr. VIM J. Brown & Brother
have succeeded the Chapmans in a more liberal and
American spirit We were aware that Chapman had
attempted us; but he might have clamored
fifty tines IT, he had only procured such generous
defender as the following editorial from the Shebyve
(Indana) Sentinel:
Mr. Chapman denounces Richie, because, as he says,
port killed off Cen Csss Now, we venture 70 say nai no
man did more 70 dsefesss Csss. msjo In Indiana than
constituency compared % Chspmsa The Union sup
ported Gen. Jackson and his adninisradon; supported
powerful and support 70 the Polk
did better service In the behalf Of Gen. Cas- than any
papers In the States combined. IL 10 doing al Il
calm the unfortunate excitement about slavery il
i this noble conssncy Of conduct and this oppoton
head and 'front.' Of his osndins in the eyes Of M Chap
man No editor in Indiana has done e for the real inter
principles more essential injury and YET no man has
planned muni6cent patronage At the hands Of the
AZ TO Riches offence in opposing Van Buren, si.sr the
termination Of his adminiwraton Is question for the
praise, political condemnation Is richly justly
by any editor who will speak well of the traitor who
'as q. p p A.
win soon retire from the Sentinel a. seems. indeed he
sItion policy, Or principles Of ss, democrats party.
He win be consistent Ia hingin resgnng post he
and the q ~ssh ss
discharged 10 tho satisfaction of his best friends the
general opinion OF weinformed judges that Cas- could
State, had the Sentinel been conducted IN manner IN
keeping with the principles and wishes OF the democratic
parry We have no desire TO be bitter, or to quarrel UNI
necessarily with pocsl wckedness In high aces y but
disposed sec veteran champions Q, demon
editor OF the sentinel coSid safer, msrepesentsd and
abused because they consistent and honorable, and
are aimed By who have never had great share Of
the work 70 perform that has fled up the messufe Of
cipIes and posion Of the party and ended materially %
sec are their Triumph
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-02

ArcrHER rrvAprNe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or ONE OF
rue VESSELS We learn that brig, supposed TO be At
vsson q ST. Domiaxo or Hsyti, was seized yesterday
morning by the government ohices., sT 1879 ~ Il
This vessel e Kate Boyd has been advertised load
ing for Po-an Prince Suspicons having been aroused
In regard TO her cargo and the intentions Of those going
out in her. she WIS watched, and alter the receipt 81
rome powder and other munitions Of war, was seized
Before, however. this step taken information OF the
suspicion entertained leIrgrspbei 10 Washington
when orders were received 10 deiain her.
n is said that The authorities have their eye upon
another vessel.--New York Herald, Nay 81.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-02

The Msysvle Kentucky) Eagle declares that il has
met with citizen, either democrat whig. in city or
country. who does not decidedly approve the compro-
mise.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-02

States, and lnasuch AZ the government Oh tne Unted
States never acquired any title to the ands the pow
er TO carry the trust into effect any control over the
fund.- the claim not valid against the general gov-
eminent
From these facts (which gather from the report Of
the investigating commee) it is clear that neither the
principal nor the interest Of the Gaphin claim prop
ery chaeable aganstthe United States Bot the agents
Of the claim were indefatigable.
IIIsa4 this claim presented to the House Of Rep.
reseniaves, committee Of the Senate having reported
against il in 1898. was referred to the Committee Of
Claims. and no report was made on it.
In lsle, il again before the Ssnatethe House of
Representatives not having acted on land the 7h Of
July Of that year the Judiciary Committee reported bill
for its payment This report was never acted On. In
Is47, the same committee made smiIar report This
bill sent to the House Of Representatives and refer
red 10 the Judiciary COMMITTEES Of that body which re-
ported unavorably, the ground that tasn by
the Senaie1s Committee on Indian Affairs in 1888.
Early in the FIRST session Of the soth Congress- another
bill passed the Senate for the payment Of the 0alphin
claim It was sent to the House Of Representatives,
where passed without special notice during the last
night Of .he ssssion The act provides
Thstshe Secretary Of the Treasury be- and he is hereby.
authorized and reqaredto examine aud adjust the claim
Of the late George 0aphin under the treaty made by the
governor ofGeoia with the Creek and Cherokee Indians
In the year I77s and % pay the amount which may be
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21

4. f - aSe hk SlCkLES 4 co, N. JARVIS q co
lM s. COSTA 4 CO. Monlgomefy H. r WEfh1,
hs.qn koages T. GAMOfEs 4 Co, bo1sh an AlD
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21

Ils uOIlpOeu OF pressure bOas huilt ey
pessy for the above business of great siren sth and VIII
powerful machinery Anthracite Coal is used for fuel ~
them from smoke. 7' anu !" Hes
Arrangements are made with other boats to Assist this Inns
IN taklhs large ships over the bar, when necessary
oil-inasers and sipowners will benefit themselves bv
palonisinS these boats they will obtain dispatch ne Xy
S1e1Ilei A5Sgufity iox NE and properly. MS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21

WKI CUks TIPATlOF OF TINE BOWkLs
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
e sure safest and most certain remedy for this disease
VIII positively give relief in the cases. and even afte
all the old remedies have failed. Persons have Frequently
called at our Office with establishment upon their faces SATIN
that they had used the ointment for other diseases upon a
o. e bodies near the bowels, and that copious movement
mao resulted romi This result will always follow thorough
rubbing OF the Extractor the bowels when they are cos
i've Let the experiment be tried 1t is perfectly safe and
m no nstane eean the Pain Extractor do ham
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21
o. rtptio. Of Packages asi.i Goods.


GASES Claret. 9 dozen each.
barrel Wine.
barrel Wine.
barrel Vinegar.
barrel Soda, Ash.
lcase, 4 dozen Clarst.
bale Baskets
bag Nails. .tti
cask assorted Bed Screws Latches and Shutter Bolts.
! trunk Passengers Baggage.
lcask large and dozen and Ala pots of best EngsI
Ceases, large and small boxes, Artificial Flowers
! cask, dozen Handsaws. -
l ar. pipe American Brandy
baskets Champagne.
basket Champagne.
baskets CHAMPAGNE
bales Old Linen Sacks
barrels Soda Ash. ~
chest 81 old Clothing, in use.
cases Ng Gilt Silk and Gass Vest and Chat Rn,,nn.
bale PERSONAL Effects, in use.
barrel Dye Stuff.
Is barrels Bread
u bars Railroad Iron .#+-ls-.s
case. g dozen, Colored or Printed Cotton sbawh.
Smes1 Of Sipthlng and Personal Effects, in
cask Ale. $3.50. l. r.-.. ...-.-+.... .. . .
u. Pine American Brandy. D"cA's' ''is Furniture.
! case Medicines
case Stucco Patterns.
small Iron Cog Wheel
S SaRaIs; q RI Il Gsli MEhshin'rr
bundle Willows.
] trunk and Valse Of old Clothing
2 6updIs Iron Rods and bundles blistered sts.
cask Fishing Tackle and assorted Hardwars
box tin Chocolate Moulds
2 packages, Chocolate Mil e| Nte
bale old Gunny Bags. s- ...
2 Water Casks and bundles staves
9 bundles Iron Hoops and s casks Heads
old Cooking Stove and Medicine Chsst -. f.
l ~. pipe American Brandy.
z or. pipes American Brandy.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

GfliE subscribers wonld respectfully call the nttepriop
\ COUNTRY MERCHANTS, and Dealers IN lsssss
- - sn pcE Eats IN general, to their VERY is
FL which Is SECOND TO NONE IN THE CITY
GsIS9eomprsng EVERY KIND AND QJJAIiTY en-
urey TOO numerous 10 detail but honesty assure ali
sons about purchasing in this line that inspection OF their
STOCK val be greatly to their advantage before purefae
elsewhere Tor the reason thai they mostly an OF teir
niannl seizure, and come DIRECT FROM THEIR i,tTN
With the MANUFACTURERS Profits feel eersiS
rs cannot ia to be satisfied also taer an nspsc
oct4 en- % CustombonssI s r. = ' Cos
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21

CRESCENT CITY HOTI
,NER CUSTOJHHO USE .aN.jl !

CORNER CUSTOyNHO USE AND FRdJfT SIS.
w III, pc Opened foo the reception Of BOARD -.
ERS On Wednesday, January 3, 1879 We'll Gu
rUBNiSHED ROO M Tor Families and Single a,,l.ssl
uen!emen. TAHLE-the bestthe market will Afford NssssA
The above establishment has been bull BY The proeto
srs Il i Of the most healthy and airy situations n The
and no pains viii be spared to render tose who may stop
E9 Faithful and attentive Servants s. sM *
TkRMss reasonable any establishment Of tle kind in
the city ljal d& VIII IL ALEX AMBER. pfoprjelor
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21

8 Gn4ruiTous PRIvrfNe The Salem Gazette
has lie believing para on ibis suBjeoE which
we commend to notice:
There Il no such thing as doing any thing
efatuitously' in printing office. Sonebedy must
pay for every thing that is done. Not line can
bs set that does not cost money pf setting Either
the printer must pay the whole, cFfhe advertiser
.nnsf nsv his share Tie only questions to be
aniet, b. his sublsher are: Who is 10 pay the
,,1cnsr fof Tic labor What ground has this
ssssiy or individual 10 require me to pay for the
pf6snosion 81 iis object ''-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21

{ tORSQN 4 ARMSTRONG, can be found for the pres
y ent at the Office of Messrs HEWITT, NORTON & DO
No % Camp street few doors above their old stand
wn ;. All orders for STATIONERY AND PRINTING
wv Pe exected as formerly, -. Their business VIII meet win
9 a interruption as orders for full stock have already
glstf CoRsoN 81 ARMSTRONG, e5 campst.
~ lis9 embrace this opportunity return their sneere
thanks TO their friends for many acts Of kndne and oI ~
nsslEianle ekLenah 10 than r ~ .N1 ''elo "
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21
THE PEOPLE's BILL POsTER

T STAND ALONE and am m mi r. = ~. ,d..
PES Bill POSTING. Thankful 10 those who Psi 81,
% a1u noS wh9 ad not for the liberal PATRONAGE thew
Ehts ne would wish 10 inform them and ali he ,.J &;
BSts bs 0 an ready a. I. az hour Their bills o. dis
tsnded e Crescent Office SO ST ChaFes rssf niij'
ySSs Jsb o ssi Delta ofice liz Poydras sest; Pics
eCIT b. uhsisI and foydss 5is,' aA' o0hesnO0'e'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21
EDUCATION.
NOR CATUPOpVTA

u HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG IADTEs
a BOARDERs AND DAY PUPILS Carosdeist
street. near ST. Oseph, established in 1S4a nntier the
P;J inns Institution conducted the best plans Of
European instruction. constantly open for the feeenton of
yonng ladies, in all the solid and Ornamental banehes Ta
site to a complete and finished education
TERMS and other particulars mag be known on aplica
9on at The residence of the MISSES ALLISON on CaTun
~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21

. H. cp-uAfSNf0-fER OF DEEDS for ece7p STATE
y IS Qsisas .0EsIee-N o. GkmP STREET. New Or
leans ~ nglOstions takea, Accounts rrobafed Deedi
and Mssfages Drawn, and al Documents and Instruments Of
VrnH Prepared, and Authenticated for Use and Record IN
sny par Of the UNITED STATES. !. Commissioned
II Marine and other protests particularly attended To-
sn6 vi Of General Partial Los correctly
: eted and pfotnpiiy arranged. mhas fvae w
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21

fo. I n QR9PIER STREET, betpesa ST. Charles
and Cdy0ndeets one door frcm corner of Cdy0ndeLz.
MRS. WILSON respectfully informs her -
friends and the public that she continues the ,sss
ip9ve eligible location occupied By her during the
ss two years, and is prepared TO accommodate her friends
md those who may favor her with their patronage From
lcaton OF her Hons, she feels confident of being able TO
give entire satisfaction TO all who may favor her with their
ERATE 5i til slg do IydNW
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21

The efficacy OF Il ePAIN EXTRACTOR in tbia disaass
Is remarkable. We know of numerous cures and do mn,
hesitate to say that the Ointment will never fail for this pur
pose Decacy prevents from asking certificates FINN ladies
on this subject The following procured By one of our
Agents
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR as remedy Tor Sore SnnIss
and cheeruly recommend it those who may he afcted
with that most distressing complaint most valuable A.
lice 70 cure u. ,,,- PHOEBE BRAY.
-1s0aRR' April loA - MARY MOORE.
FEVER SORES.
hereby certify that have been afflicted with
Fever Sore for fourteen last past and have sent nr
hve hundred dollars in employing physicians and in
medicines that are used recommended for it, cure mi ~
LEYS MAGICAL Pain ESFR AIT 2 ana IIled "
great surprise, before had used whole box OF tins Sve
my limb was entirely healed and have nothing Of il s
Henrietta, Monroe county, N. Y, May g. iss. ~
CUTS, WOUNDS AND sOREs.
The effects of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in these cases il
wonerp so quickly does il all pains and soreness
and heal the injury No SCAR REMAISs liz snc.ess r.
healing old sores Of long standing is unparalleled III
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 8. 1916.
edT SIT ABOUT week since, while working at INV trade
cut my loot in very bad and dangerous way THE ybae
bit oil the adze entered the top of my foot lust below the in
sle he wound began to inflame and continued SO 10 o
unt, became much alarmed used British OIL Tincture
5 ana Se5a aahesys pastsTs but all to purpose.
DALiaEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
and IN less than ten minutes the pain and Inflammation heV.p
70 Isubsde, and has now entirely left me.
can Goilnuehuy recommend Dalley's Magical Pain Ex.
tractor as beng superior TO anything have ever seen tried Ion
removing pam or inflammation. =
am shlpcarpenter Icy trade, and shall be willing 10 tse-
MY to the virtues Of the Salve all times when necessary.
reside on Franklin AVenue al No. Isl, where give any
JEFFERSON NJ. BISHOP
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21

n
Foa rnn RsMav ~ (. IN - : :. y = - 4 Y IS
n4ea - ~. ~ St LII Dis
= Bi0ob o. HsnfT or MI re4 Sys srALE or TilR
s r n as.s : 1sa fteeaAsahsa, 0Astiasie Cataae.
HiStcirs Biies TSsorsr u 90 1900 on az kace
Tisffe4 Fsf5 ~ ~ 3s,e xstes, flsHgoerA ar
K IN Banes ami l,fsss "f Ss s.tJas aug iiaih@
sggAs.lis syaspgsss Ssiai:os g E SasaasI
HcrEar 1904 - y5,e -. - tsy1a.sons use9
dsase n Lfs afao ro,ss, * er igipra
-. go il1-,' 80 'S'ss'ofs'i DtsofdtTs etc.
tn gfe strongly concentrated sll the Me
ss, n1p s o. ssisanara combined wih The
nnpps q me vegetabe kingdom and il has been % y
.tsl nOt qnr by patients ulenssiyes bat also br ,Ts
elh tnei u mas Fecekeq their unqualified
rs o. ne public and has established on IL
n9fs REPUTATION for DaNe aud efficacy ar Superior IA
tee yar19as comln1hds bearing ihe name ar
uteaes hnye been CURED. such an no faristed ~ ~
tsegfds RI time past and what Il has alresdv dom, ~, ~
nYestnas yhe haze used it II capable Of DOING fF re
pilops m eFing and struggling with disease II nsfs
eieansee and Strengthens the jounain sSa@s WI
nfaaes Tie0f bfon slout ia = ,o rs,.sl au
Anotner Care OF SerOfl1 IN r - E
The following striking ans a =; "a Il. -
similarly Afflicted: y 's''uas eoHiieenes eset 70
~ :. So SourUpoRr f,on,, ~, ! ,a.as
Me SANps- Shnif ssn. y is!A
indag Inform yen Of lie sesaara s ~ w sis'ea
ns YIN NE ssroala on paris 81 lie bog tie
s,soen Eie snnss i sss sasaea and hsg limbs much
below he knee snppursisd Her p6yssn enc ss aYd
lalo openl which was d0He bat without any .SaaDi
seis VA asdssrs The hna bottle produced
i ssSs1 "a snsf. ruley'gg her moFe .an any
found hsS health Sas Is1dr AID ssSs e. her an G
VPsa oNSi q elnte
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21
ExECUTvE OFFICE ,
xKruRnEAs prc Ba9D :, R9qgg February 4, 1850.

w mHlEAB, hlCHARD TERRELL, late an anc-
toneer for the city Of New Orleans has appHed 10 me
tor the csneellng Of the following bond, to wit; ~
"A bond OF $4,000 subscribed by him on the lOtb of mil
@ ~ augtoneer for the city OF New Orleans together with
therefore, ' 10 '"io'i'''
Notice Is hereby given to all persons interested therein to
show cause in writing, the office of the Secretary Of State
within ninety days from the last publication thereof why said
bond should not be cancelled and ann,illed
- Given under my hand and the Seal of the State at
s Baton Rouge this 9Th day Of February, 1850, and
t) and in the seventy fourth year of the Independence
OF the United States. By the Governor.
JOSEPH WALKER, Gov. Of the State of Louisiana
e.. milf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21

tslIDE . CnAkLks Swan.
Though r.ids may ,HQp ionie noblsnesi.
When faoa1T y il ally
K1E l.err * 1arl q thlnF6n snfth
A. t.1IdIn1 .hl.llp too iIithf
Nhe prccf4l BIRD builds near The afoand r
IAe '11l1st I|owey Springs low
ana w. uas. E'eqn for happinns,
II ~ Is Ncilh would khcN.
Lie wafer thai ipprus,s he rose,
~ =. - u t1rlezlinF u a core.
10 tlIIda Hn1Htns hannah hearth
DuII tltlg feei 10 r0fa
shut 40 within Themselves llIeyiiye,
AMI ss1IisIiF they end l7l7f
ilie thai nepaf kindness did
To ttndrsd o. 20 trisuds.
Whilst Virtue, Ike tls dew Of heaven.
vi op the hear deecendk
And drarl iis hddei sweetness out,
This more tssnn1e Il bends
For there ia sifeRkth 10 lowlness.
Which nerves u4 10 endure
hcf5sn1 ID distress.
WlEea rqecu victory surei
The hnnhlset bssne born Is great.
|unn 10 bis dtefee
Hi rirtnt Illustrates his fate
Wllalassi that may bel
" THAI 1t ~ daily learn To love
Simplicity and worth
For not the eagie--hui the dove
~ brpngtIt peaee unto The earth
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21

MAY Os6
MUSIC STORE, .ssss

w Nh Thres doossiipm Canal. Esa,H
sFsaE undersigned desires respectfully 70 inform NE b,
n thai tsoy Always Ind at his MUSIC STORE.
ctoiee and afFe sssoytinent Of Rf.s.NQ F0RTES,
nauE iiseln faeg Ectes mails By he oI aad cee
n41t4d I1oursf u, t1hegt Co, OF BOstGn Of l
tone nd ilissl beautifully in Rosewood Black w ainn
III and wezkmanike manner. Also, Ie Justly eslsblad
sallan Pta4p kees which for sweetness Of tone have
not been equasd Tlsy peonisfr suited 70 tbs coury
= TIN Asollan does not seqaise tsnine for
The eE "A 10 pf oNefnent ii Piano Fogies the patent
HteTaf5ag otertridHes also nl sale the establish
Heuf This Improvement gives peculiar frmnes and bril-
1aney % NE Treble. adds Che durability and siren Of the
In eng rsess M cspahs Of remaining much longer p
w. +. NJ j. Agent TOT Henri Her eelebratsd Grand
k4nos and Pianinps, made in PARIS For power and sweet
ne q lone tlsg stand pretmlnent. ll5
Panos, and Lus.funenis from al ne best niansiacorisa
SEQ FiA IsT i e Vs. Ss,si srs $50 10 $3.50
fsss ksas TsRs RssI aef ss sSaes
z4lAIHEANTie MEK0Dztl M --fhis beautiful toned
Wind ngnpfasnf. for Village Churches. Lodges etang
swses md iona periabls lweiehing Is poalds(
k7 QFep for tsnur. viohns violoncrllos .claatets,
Flutes fase9.ets Strings and Musical Msrrhssaise Of
B.qfsEqQplaed with Rfsss Instruments and Baad Music
HARRIS doeha and single action, hard and made to
p'issT, p eslt he Taste Of purchasers
NJ Cile Hrssst catalogue in the South. The stock
y ACCOMMODATION Of twenty years In are many cd
and be1n lIinl pleces out OF print.
HttR MUSIC received BY every arrival from the North,
fE2 Py 'ns rossn s.sasRs Sgaas4 sSgass psnses
etEfy week at The Stose-Nafye Compositions solicited
Music bound coied and arranged. Sahsenptons rseeip
e ne ihlssssse Bird aFoMh Musical Tine'' and
putsosue Of Music viii be sent 10 any part ii tie saion
M ciate1- mall I'm NM. t. MAYO.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21

TINS cerillies that VALLEYS PAIN EXTR ACTON
& peen used n ny family to Salt Rheqm Of thirteen yesIs
once aievlsle and they were both entirely removed fhey
can be no doubt but this Medicine has al the virte that III
auon, aaeil 20 the very respectable test onias IN liz yo
W ouefs VINO nave used It IN cases redni immediate ree
the nse OF this Invaluable salve. " -s '"l'"U
Buffalo, ". Y. ROSWELL CHAPLIN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21

PIE Drought 70 my bed box, and applied some 10 ihs sou
tet lmmesate ease wherever it touched me- and heSes
Tor enough to annont thoroughly Il was ohtined s
new lie seemed TO invest To remove the burning pain
m te chest even made Pills Of it, aud tool them wie
soon cured me- owe my life to valuable Extractis
ia the year 1913. KERZjA n q ENsV I5Hn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21

T'IiE saL.cIRe TgqeeaIIg q,1gs me pal[onage Of -,
he eau supply the Of the Transient Visers to .
Montgomery wsli Of his competitions Those
who going TO, returning from the North, can obtain
MEALS At ALL HouRs to suit the arrival and departure
the railroad and steamers A fine tour horse OMNIBUS
constantly IN convey passengers and from the
bcat g the esrs free Of charge. The accommodations me
elns any other establishment in the town, and being at
i9red 5ate oitf additonal Inducements the travelling
hhc The best Stewards Cooks and Servants are engaged
ana 20 pa VII be spared TO render the stay Of ves pleas
ausO d&Wtf O. A. ABERCRoMBIE.
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CARRIAGES, ETC.

| SADDAAs5hanh AND ANDlA-AtuhBkR GOODS.
-=sssS INDIA RUBBER. GOODS. 3 m
orn such as BEDS R fisSs sfB ssnf e Ca e
Fonches Water Tanks and Bottles Drinking Caps Bses
ii''ia NpoDef Ciotb' a1d TENS
A complete stock of sAb b6iI TRUNKS and
prizes Country Merchants and SaddeEs can BE- sa1
~1 aa7 'a aSw 1 c a. a9R e. sSa Il Sss
kEMQXAL.-LOUISiAN A CARRIAGEREPO
1SIORH, I19 COMMON and o CRAVE R ! $50 =
si,TTREEETs, Rear OF the St Charles HSteHSR a. 49,
street. to the above establishment, viii keep constantly an
naa large and complete of CARR AGES OF
s at and most beautiful models finished in the most per
ect sye many OF which originated and built exes,
of tue patrons Of this establishment Purchasers are neH
70 examine this stock before making their selections else
Sneie. NIB Gnld&W
GNARRIAGES-GAMRIA sEs-Tbes D6.cTiIers have
~ Row on hand large and well selected assor = 49, =
msns Of ARRiAGs, and are constantly ri -
stSie and Variety Purchasers would DO well 70 give rs
call A. WOODRUFF & co. W
oes o@e@W lO9 st. Charles street.
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURE
NE Patronage that has been extended to Us so yeYy In
mon street, has induced US the last summer to
mig and repairing CARRIAGES. We have now one n
he largest Shops IN the Southern Country and are PREPARED
build any stye Of CaTage TO order and guaranty them two
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