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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-13
T}E FOLLY or GIDDINcs.

The fadaNdal member from Ohio got an opportu-
nifty on N&nday last Of giving vent to some of his
bitterness 1 ale sebject ofthe Fugitive Slave Law.
He was Mandatory Of the President for intima-
ting his DETERMINATION 10 see the laws faithfully e.
ecued, an accused him Of violating the doctrine Of
the party aifh had elected him, on the subject Of
the veto wes Not So. The wings were against
the abuse ikts power-not its salutaryna. The
great boz f fhstn, and large portion Of the De-
mocrary gre ready TO stand BY Mr. Fillmore, upon
his broad aonal and impregnable platform.
GidaiaKs must have been making bid for the
Q. $. sensie But We trust the conservative spirit
Of Ohio iSlOo strpng for the incendiaries
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-13
ELECTION OF SENATOR.

The editorof the Spirit, in noticing the election
of Senator MAsoN, says
sBy this election, Virginia has again reafhrmed
the position which she has always maintained and
has thus. through her chosen servants repudiated
and condemned, with unanimitS searcelyto have
been hoped for, The recent iniquitous Compromise
Bill"
Now this assertion of repadiating and condeming
The "recentiniquitous Compromise Bill Is in keep
ing with the many othershe is inthe habit ofmakng
Let him read the speeches on the occasion OF me;
election and he will find his error
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-13
THE BOUNTY LAND Law.

The House Of Representatives seems determined
10 take measures for speedy execution of this law
Acommitlee has been appointed to inquire into the
best method of facilitating the issue Of warrants
There will probably be 100000 applications,
as there seems to be a more general interest mani
fested thar formerly. Under the old Bounty Laws,
there were about sirty thousand persons entitled
yet after lapse Of SO years only about "a 900 have
applied for or obtained warrants.
tits stated that there have been already more than
10000 applications under the Law Of September last
Warrants will probably be issued about the first of
January, for as manya as the Pension Office will find
il convenient to despatch.
There seems to BE- general desire that Congress
should 50 amend she law as to make the warrants
sssig1abIe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-13
FIRE INsURANCE.

The advertisement Of The Hartford Fire lnsu-
rance Company 10 our columns, commends Its
benevolent action 10 our readers. We are GLAD
to hear from its Agent, that be has met With Inc
most solid marks Of public favor. We most cor
daily recommend the Institution toall who WISH
TO avail themselves of its saving power. Inc
Agent has fun pososr to insure on the spot, ana
exercise an the needfu authority in consumna-:
ting an Insurance by signing, sealing and deiis-,
ar;f,, ~ Policies -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-13
kRxNY LIsD CONCERT.

The ctkss Of SEATS for the Lind Concert in Bal
timoge. us Knocked down 70 Mr. j. Fl. WHrrE-
HURST ia gserreoiypist for one hundred dol
larss T seio5uing seal was sold for premium
Of Sc 50 n be name Of Nm. WhitehuEss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-13
TAKING NoRTHERN PRODUCTS.

We are anxious to see Virginia altogether indie
pendent Of Foreign or Northern products or manu-
features, but we do not desire 10 see her adopt
doubtful constitutional policy. The Constitution
of the United States denies the power Of the States
to Fammel Commerce, but the people can aesist
from the consumption of Northern fabrics.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-13

~ Mckee & Robertson, of Hagerstown
have published volume of Sermons BY Rev.
7 B. Balch, of Ringvood Cottage, in this
State These sermons are very highly spo-
ken Of, and are said to abound in beautiful,
quaint and classical passages Mr.. Balch
is one Of the ablest theolcgians in Virginia,
and we know that he Is one Of the most chaste
writers Of the age OHdOHa CHRONICLE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-13
PUBLIC PRINTER,

4 On Friday last. WIZ. F. RircHIE, Esq editor
Of the Enquirer. was unanimous. reelected Pub
Lie Printer to the Virginia Legislature.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-13

PRoPosIr1os TO IEcRKasE me AMY
General Winfield SCOTS report on the army
is published in the Intslligencer He re-
commends the organisation Of tho additional
regiments Of horse dragons or mounted ri
femen, and an increase Of infantry He
deems this increase indispensable for che pro-
lection Of the frontiers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-13
RE-ELkcTIpN OF SENATOR MASON.

The re- Election Of Senator Mason on Saturday
last, by ht stature, without any regular oppo-
sition, shoFs that Notwithstanding his course upon
majorifof thftCompromise Measures there was
no dispqs lion ID give any coun,enance tothe fana
ical spiritPf the North in opposition to the Fugi-
tive Slave Law Union men as well as Secession
lists seem p go f3F the maintenance. Of a bold front
on that subject. President Fillmore s Platform of
adherenefo all parts of the Adjustment, as final
setlement must find favor with all the law abiding
people of b. Union.
The uik'aists N the South need take no encour-
agement p themselves thar Virginia is for Seces-
sion shf has many remedies in her hands, before
trying my extrEme MEASURE Col. Mason has
disavowe1 AL favor to rash schemes and no regular
Toppositiqn[ xas made 10 him He had introduced
the rugtke Slave Law, and was its especial pa
ron throuk i1ut the session and therefore to cast
him asideFhiist Vermon:was raising the nulifca-
tion flag f0ud have been sacrifice moi demanded
BY the tin3s His reelection is no endorsement Of
his courseon other points, Ii is but an evidence of
the liberia sPFitdf Yirginians towards public ser
wants whd b they believe to mean we'll One good
&C, is cor9tdered an atonement for many dereie-
lions. T.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-13
INDIANA FOR TmEi UNION.

The State CONVENTION Of Indiana has adopted
set Of resoiayonsn relation 10 theslate Compromise
Measures f Congress- which do honor to the palri-
.otic Hdosers; They resolve thai whatever diff
ferehccs efbpiniPn may exist as 10 any of these
measures apeiience is due 10 the CONSTITUTION and.
Laws ~ tht Land BY every good Citizen
This is ahrex4nple worthy of being followed by
every stata the Union, and We hope soon to see,
our own legislature responding 10 tie noble SEN
timents PqSforth and acknowledging Them as the
true docF5pe @
yermonHmagff lily off on the one extreme, and
South Carolina On the other, still the Union will be
Tree from DANGER We, are reminded of pouting
children, vino g5into the corner 20 sulk awhile, but
Fs GsA P a4Rg snd sGu6 tsf6na NAV
eeds and yet harm wiilbe done, except to give
temporary pleasure TO our enemies nthe old world
Vermont sralhef far off for practicalnulliica
of the Fugitive Slave Law, for il is not probable
any negro8rer seeks shelter in he Green Noun
tains butAf Ihete should be such case, we have
no fears q seeihg any thing like successful re-
sis,ance. II,
Mr.. Cu1is of Boston has brought to the attention
Of the ADMINISTRATION the singular fact that the g
vernmeht has prisons in the States and no means,
except BY sate dsuresy of securing fugitive even
for a singh day.i
\ This is mattsr which Congress viii doubtless
remedy inkeod SEASON
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-11

THE CATHEDRAL This magnificent temple
was consecrated yesterday in the presence of a
very large congregation. The religious ceremo-
mails were most grand, solemn, and imposing.
There was large number of distinguished clergy
men IN attendance, who, in their canonical and
priesy robes, presented a spectacle truly apostol-
zeal and impressive, The dedication sermon was
preached by the very reverend and learned Bishop
Spaldlng, of Kentucky, and was a very appr0.
prlaIe' catholic, and eloquent discourse. The ser
vices of the choir were conducted most excelIentlv
filling the vast ediice with the happiest strains Of
devotional music. One of the female tenor voices
was fully equal to any vocaist's we have heard in
this city. Mobile Register, Mondav.
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Orphans FAIR AT THE ST.. Louis BALL RooH.-We
dropped last evening at the St. Louis, and were iorced 70
Op some Of our small change in aid of the poor orphans
there were no other inducement TO visit the ST. LOUIS te
sight of many beautiful young ladies engaged IN SO aud
able an enterprise this one, would be sucent but COUP
ling the two giving mite to the orphan and at the same
time enjoying the conversation and bright smiles of the la
dies Is nducement enough for the old bachelor. We
understand the fair will continue for few days only, and
that the ladies determined dispose of thing either
by sale lottery We therefore advise all young gents who
desire to presents the coming hoydays to attend they
will get bargains, cheerful smiles from the ladies' and last
though least the thanks and prayers of helpless orphan
dependant upon the of this first atemptn their behalf
for those little comforts which actually necessary for them
this cold and drenrY Nniar
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Sea ozs,stissassss Of AUCTION Sales on rSf page
v,,,o.sIMpnovEmrNrs ABRoAD.-The Mex.

AWERICAN = -
leans are beginning already to develope SOME u
the life and activity instilled into them oy our
sionary armies. But few days ago an asso.l T
of agricultural implements, manuiac'ureu ~ M
nos passed through this city, to NIL an of1er Ci .e
Governor of Chihuahua. Ihey consiSseu u M n.'
ploughs, made byToby e. Anderson, OF feoiia' ms
thirty scythes, boiling cloths and thrashlng ma,
chine, etc. Three young citizens OF !lnnols were
in chargs of them, whose mission to Mexico Is 10
teach the advantages and uses of the implements
This is but one of the many instances IN Whlch
American improvements are sought after In olhef
countries. TWAS buta day or two ago, we under
stood an order had been sent to this city for an i'm
proved cotton gin for the Pacha of Egypt, who had
been impressed with an idea of its merits from an
article he had read in DeBow's Review, published
in this city.
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ais, and customs, may warrant the administration
of the powder; and the Prophets secret trust in
charms is. mentioned by tradition.
Since Mr. Forests decision, the tragedy has re-
manned untouched; as submitted to him, it now
appears. It is a pleasure again to acknowledge
the generosity which tempted and rewarded this
first venture in perilous field
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illustrated Works and Gift
Books for the
Coming HOERGINES.

E rer steamship Ohio for sale NewYor prices by
THOMAS L. WHITE,
No. SO Canal street.
OUR SAVIOUR, with Prophets and Apostles with IL
EngraViuEs, edited by J. NJ. Wainwright d. d.
WOMEN OF THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENT
edited by Rev. J. NJ. Wainwright.
THE KEEPSAKE-A Gift for the Holydays
GEMS OF BEAUTY, or Literary Gift for 1851 edtad b
Emily Perceva
LEAFLETS FROM MEMORY and Illuminated ANNA
for 1851, edited by Dr. Coates.
THE IRIS FOR 1851 edited by Prof John s. Hart
POEMS OF AMELIA, Illustrated, in various STYLES of
Binding.
FRIENDSHIPS OFFERING, for 1851.
IRVING'S WORKS, Illustrated.
COOPER'S WORKS
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS, Illuminated.
Byron, Scot, Wordsworth Schiller ongow all the modern
Poets, with large of Standard Works. dg st2p
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-11

The AMER1cAN.Mr. Neafe's Macbeth last night was
performed fair audience but many of the theatre
attracted by the benefit of Miss Dean. 1t unfortunate
that these artists here at the time they thus
divide the audiences. We only the last act which
given with terrific power Tonight Mr.. Neafe appears a
Claude MelRotts.
WehaEe read with much pleasure the play of Mahom-
med, which will be brought in few days The best de-
soptOn to be found the author preface which pub
hsh in another column
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-11

THE CAMPBELL MIEsTRELs continue to draw good
houses, they should They amusing fellows. If you
would hear good muscf would laugh until your sides
sOhe tonight to the Commercial Hall and pay your fifty
cents to hear and The MinsTels. 1t would be diff
cult 70 expend four bits more proftaby.
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Th0mlnsOal !s' .N'irO,l.

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING Establishment
No. 10 Camp street, opposite Hewlets Exchange,
in receipt Of per steamship Ohio, large and
pete stock of SEASONABLE CLOTHING, got up in the
best and Styles expressly for the retail trade.
Gentlemen in need of Clothing respectfully invited to
call and examine the stock, which comprises
CLOAKs-Of Black Cloth, SO, "a and full circle;
OyERCOATs-O Ilrab and Coored Cloths styles;
DREss CoATs-Ofbest Black French Cloth
FROCK COATs-Of hest French Cloths all color;
BUSINESS COATs-Of Cloths, Cassimeres and Tweeds;
DRESS PAETs-Of Black DOeskin and Cashmere;
FANCY PANTs-Of DOeskin and Cashmere newest styles;
VEsTs-Of Black Satin, Silk, Cashmere and Grenadine,
Fancy Cashmere, Wooden, Velvet, nch Figured Silks,
DTAb, Cashmere, Lama Cloth, BOmbazine, etc;
SHIRT5-Of Linen Cotton and Cambria Muslin, plain and
embroidered bOsOms;
HOsIERY-MeTno, Silk Cashmere and Cotton Drawers,
Under Shirts and Half Hose;
HASDRERCHIEFs-Of Silk aud Cambria, lain and borieTed;
GRAvATs-Black and Fancy large variety of new styles;
GLOyEs-Of silk, Cahmere, Merino and French BuCkkin;
UMBRELLAs-Of Silk, Bingham and Cotton
MORNING GOwNs-Of Cashmere, Merino and Calico, etc.
MI 2dptf
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING ;;:I The
subscribers have received large and complete stock F
and Winter Fashionable Clothing and FURNISHING GOODS
comprising every the Dress the
NORRIS WAY, re Camp street,
E2 2dp u Common, under HeWlettE Exchange
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The best crop man can raise, after all, is a crop
children, provided he only eduCates them properly. We
know friend OF ours who derives revenue of sixteen huu
dred dollars from four boys which better yield than any
farm in the country in As Of money, there.
Tore msrmony among the most productive pursuits that
men and Woms3 esn sHEsgs in
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PLACIDK's Va RIET1Es. - The spirited extravaganza o
The Deep, Deep Sea-" produced this house las
night Mrs. Howard, Perseus, could have been
happv hits
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The Rochester IN. " American states that on
atptday last horse belonging to Mr. Chaerson fell off
Ne 9aA ust oeloM ne Lower Falls in that city, about tw
injured Ise 70 e bottom. Strange 70 saw the animal "a
awe and keklng apparently not niuTea with the ex
eptOp OF one or two hesh wounds II sens inurdi biz
noa, that hoso or Other animal could fa dozen thsi ts
'osne9us pIss'poe without hs!nE eeshsa 70 pieces
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-11

FROM Rio JANRRIo Ship Maria, Captain
smith, arrived at New York on Friday from Rio
Janeiro, with ten days later advices
The difficulty between the Brazilian and Bus-
nos Ayrean governments still continues unsettled
The Minister from Buenos Ayres has demanded
his passports and left. The preservation of peace
adhered likely.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-11

y The following is list of passengers on the
steamship Alabama, Capt Foster, which left at
o'clock last evening, for Vera Cruz and Coatza-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-11

We call the attention of readers the card of Prof A.
Duchron the successful and popular French Teacher of the
Second Municipality Public Schools Persons DESTROYS Of
learning the beautiful language of Ia belle France as well
as professional and business having documents to put in
French, will do well to apply to Professor D.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-11

We indebted to the officers of the Hungarian George
Washington, and Grand Turk, for late river papers.
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Mrs Foster Miss Marcy, w Psaut and family Messrs
:, NagIe w stebbins; Jobson, w Maynard, pr
kinshaTdt. NJ Hudson, Mailort, A A CunOn, @ II
Earring, Philes, Duggan, Vouge, NJ GGmgle. James
and son, HUTCHINSON, F Bulkey, @ Mondonado II DE
Party.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-11

JENNY Observation-Disclosures Dec. 2, 5 p. M
emmy Lind has been suddenly affected with
'oafseness, consequently she will only give one
more concert here, that will take place on Friday
9ght She will appear in Baltimore on Monday
hght, en- route for the South.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-11

RESISTING THE LAWN the of human events it
happened that Pat Sullivan and Sims Tonence got con de
rabiy "mudded' and they decidedly beligerent
mood when they with by Waterman Rely, of the
Second Municipality. They chose make noise than
the ordinances provide for and Waterman Kelley objected
An ensued, which be rather before it
closed, and finally resulted in appeal The watch.
suffered to extent, and the yesterday
brought before Recorder Caldwell. Pat sullivan ad.
judged be the biggest sinner and he fined 49, while
Terrence was let off with 50.
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ID 1 e IL:

On the 9Th ins Mrs. ELIZABETH, wife of VIM. Desabaye.
aged 80 years.
On the Slh inst, ELLEN MARIAN, aged years. only child
OF James F. and Eleanor D. Geary of Liverpool, England
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-11

THE STABBING CASE. - Peter Quinn was yesterday
brought before Recorder Caldwell for examinations on the
charge of abbing Hamilton Porter. The affair occurred
about week ago front the Verandah HOTEL and Porter
died on Saturday last in the Charity Hospital.
Officer Phillips who arrested Quinn, testified that the lat
ter acknowledged having struck the fatal blow but said
did it in selEdefence
Mr. Metzer who keeps shoe store opposite the Verandah
the atray, and he Introduced awnes He saw
Quinn and Porter talking together and the latter strike
Quinn in the face, which blow Knocked him down. He
partially stunned apparently, and did make any show OF
resistance. He walked of when Porter again attacked him.
and Quinn nii c'ed blow with small pen knife which
eventually caused death.
It shown that Quinn, who cabdriyer, had never
denied the killing, and that when he arrested, he said
that he had expected warrant before. The Recorder taking
all the tacs into consideration discharged the accused.
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Lettings This Evening.

8. Of Meetings This Evening.
PELICAN DIVISION, No. at the Temperance Hall, 50
st. Charles street, at half past O'Clock
LAFAYETTE FOUNTAIN No. 8, Y. B. in their hall,
josephine street, between Fulton and Rousseau, Latay-
cite, at haiti past o'clock
JEFFERSON DIVISION. No. 10. at s. at Grena
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Notice.
OFFICE LAKE PoNTCHARTRANRM RAILROAD Co. !

OFFICE LAKE PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD Co.
NewOreans, April 10, 1919.
A L a Meeting of the Board of Directors, it was
ResOsed That public notice be given by the Company
that IN conformity with the rules already adopted and made
known, It shall not hold itself responsible for loss dam
age, or missing whatever happening goods transported
except when sutng from accident during the actual voyage
from end of the road the other and that all freight
shall be at the risk and peril of the owner shippers,
slgnee, from the very moment it is unlo AIDED.
oil If D. NEVILLE. Secretary.
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A grave difference has broken out between the
Sultan and Egypt. The instruction in Bosnia far from
being queed, has assumed phase 1t no longer the
RHahs who rebel because of tax imposed them and their
coregonists the Turks themselves ncensed by the recent
imposition Of land tax, without distinction of Religions
have risen in the five river districts of Bosnia and expelled
the Ottoman troops. The officer called the kaHakGm,
head-man, has been killed at Tuzla.
The Literary Gazette gives a curious anecdote in
natural history favots maRpie had been accustomed to
receive dainty bits from the mouth of its mistress The other
day perched usual, her shoulder, and inserted its
beak between her lips not Proved to receiver for
good turn deserves another the grateful bird dropped i'm
mense green fat CATERPILLAR into the ady's mouth.
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Francis FMOre = Go.

No. 20 MAGAZINE STREET,
10 Would beg leave call the attention OF their friends
splendid assortment Of
Black and COIored KID GLOVES,
from the mandatory Of the celebrated Jouvn Of Paris.
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t- The splendid running passenger packet steamer
STORM will positively THIS DAY the iith inst, Al
o'clock, r. for Camden ChBmpugnOe wilmington, honosp
iii T. b SMITH, II Poylrss St
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HOMCDE.-A named Thomas Vaudeville died yes
erday in the Charity Hospital from the effects of fracture
of the skull and other injuries, received Friday mig last
afray which occurred in house. An inquest
held, and verdict accordance with the above facts
rendered. The deceased leaves wife and three children
who arrived here few days since from Ireland.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-11

FIRST DISTRICT Court. Michael Heron and Henry
Shooter yesterday tried in this Court separate charges
Of larceny, and found guilty Chas Smith, Mrs Lockaby and
Mrs Dwyer tried separate charges of larceny, and
acquitted.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-11

gF The superior and steamer SHAMROCk, Capt
positively THIS DAY, the lt inst, at IL o'clock
dll 7. b. SMITH, II PoyIras 1t.
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MILNEBURG AND LAKE PoNTCH ARTRAIN.
PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD COMPANY.
MnIiGe.

to- An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and Chartres street every
J. ". SMITH, Superintendent.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT TO hOBlLE-Fo
N Alabama RsT-Seyeal additional Light rnugt boats
having placed The trade this river, Freghs Tor
wsrded from delay All eEht5, thereore odet-
Man Line he % be
signed nmpbeI & Co.. N. Waring Co, s. s, Aar'h
j. l. r. GEDDEs Agent, Mail Line. 10 Bank Place.
E. H. WINGATE, AEen Canal Line, 80 Poyiras st
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50 CANAL STREET. 50

AUCTION BAXAR,
No SO CustOmhOuse, Of Bourbon street.
Tor THE SALE Of Furniture, Pianos Servants Real Estate
and General Merchandise, Private Sac and BY Auction
Out-Dnor Sales attended with Dispatch.
wishing dispose their Household Furniture, block
otherwise generally be accommodated with private pu
price, application IAN Ct
2 B nRAkE 80 Cus.nmhomse. Of B0nrhnn