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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10

"Don't Perish Credit Commerce" is the motto oil
those saiioner Corson Armstrong, No. 50 Camp street
Their beautiful Store is literally filed with all the means and
appliances for compiling room, in The shape OF Blank
Books, Gold Pens. Inkstands, ETC., etc.
From this time FORTH hope to draw wisdom from the
nav of the bird sacred to Minerva, who in solid bronze
stands upon our tabeno be rued by the storms Of
State nor the crash of Empires. His only nourshmen is
ink of which he takes much meal would fill the
nnrh of nelcAn
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French Fancy Dry Goods

n - ID. p. SEAMAN a. co. No, IL Chartres YIN
WI street. respectfully call the Of the Ladies' I'M
S4% their Stock Of FALL and WINTER DRESS GOODS Na
which steamship Ohio, and
phis, Magnolia, Mediator, and Beatrice assure the
Ladies that Goods this year great care
the latest designs have
will enable us to sell cheap any establishment Our
stock will embrace thing and rich DRESS and
SAflNS Paris EmbToidere Lac Ribbons Gloves, Fans,
ATcias. PumcE and Straw Bnnnes We
ing magnificent Millinery Manilas CSsks
etc, part which MRS. sCANLAN will have op.n in lew
days o8 IV9 dp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10

One II inbred Thousand Dollars Appropriated
to Egtead the CapitoL-We correct says the
Republic of the 2d) an inadvertent paragraph,
by stating that the House did concur in the SEN
ate's amendments making appropriation for this
important purpose. The amount, however, was
reduced from 5000 900 to 100000.
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Arrival of the Steamer Atlantic,
BALTIMORE, Wednesday, October g..
The steamship Atlantic, from Liverpool, arrived
at New York this morning, at 10 O'Clock, bringing
four days later news, and passengers At Liver
pool cotton had advanced l.Sd. lone eighth during
the three days preceding. The sales on the 23d
ult amounted to 10000 bales. Wheat and flour
were dull wheat declined from one to two pence
per bushel; flour declined six pence. The crops
are not so good in England as has been anticipated.
In Scotland they are good
Political
The mails from India have arrived. Tea is
higher
Pennsylvania EIe ctiOns.
The following the names Of the members
elected to Congress, as far as heard from, at the
election yesterday
First District-T. B. Florence, dem. to succeed
Levin, wing, (gain)
Second District-Jos. r. Chandler, wing, re-
elected
Third District-H. D. None, wing, reelected.
Fourth District ohm Robbins, dem, reelected.
Fifth District-McNair, dem, to succeed Fried
ly, wing, GAIN
Eighth Observation-Disclosures Stevens, wing, re-
elected
Ninth Districts Slancey Jones, dem.
Tenth Dstrict-M, NJ Dimmick, dem, reelected.
Ere. Pie
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10

Southern Banner.-At the Secession Conven-
ton held in Kingston Georgia, banner was dis
played which is thus described in the Rome Eagle
at had on one side great buck negro with the
words FREEDOM AND EQUALITY, and on the
reverse, a coffin with two cross swords
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Oct. l.
The lntelligencer says it is understood that in
Executive session. the Senate yesterday acted upon
all tie nominations laid before them by the Presi-
dent
BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Oct. 1.
The mail coming East was robbed last night
about o'clock, when five miles out from Union
town, Penn. Nearly all the trunks were rihed
and money, supposed, to the amount of SO 900 was
carried off,
HARRISBURG, Monday, Sept 80.
The slaves, who were confined some time since
for riot after being discharged a charge Of horse
stealing, this afternoon brought before U. S.
Commissioner McAlster, under the Fugitive
Slave Law, when the property was proven, and
they were delivered to their masters who took
them back to Virginia by railroad, without moes-
tation.
MANCHESTER, (Yt) Tuesday, Oct. l.
The Battenkll Bank at this place, broken
into last night and robbed of abou $500. About
$500 of it was in specie, of which $4,000 was
gold. The balance was in New England and New
York bills. A reward of $500 has been offered for
the recovery of the money, or a proPortionate re-
ward for any part ofit.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10

FaH1,re-J. Howard " Son, of New York
engaged in the California shipping trade, have
failed. The firm has been building steamers pretty
free of late, and their embarrassments are said to
result from the inability neglect OF the builder
to take up his papers,
The above is taken from the Baltimore Clipper
of the I'd. We are incredulous.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10

4 Floating Pakace,-We learn that contract
has been entered into by the owners OF the Alex.
Scott with Phillips, Hise Il Co, OF New Albany,
to build the machinery for new boa. at cost of
$4,000. 1t is to have two engines, II feet
stroke, with 80 inch cylinders, and boilers, 20
feet long, and AZ inches diameter. The hull is to
be $50 feet long and IS feet beam.-L0uispH2e
Journal.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10

The Brazilian Siauer DiGcutics.-A letter in
the NewNork Commercial, dated Rio Janero, July
30, confirms the report that the Brazilian ParIla
ment had remoleled the Brazilian laws relative 10
the slave trade and taken the NEST stringent means
suppress it. The sentiment of the people appears
to be turning in favor of this course.
One of the largest slave importers has been com
pelled oleave the country for endeayorlng to lncite
mob against the English naval officers, seamen,
and citizens. The government has also sent out
two national vessels of war to cruise in company
with II. b. NJ corvette Tweed, under command Of
Lord Francis Russell; many slave dealers and
importers are winding up their affairs, and others
talk of leaving the country.
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~ g MAI. STEAMSHIP LINE.

II HE Ships Of United States Mail Steamship Company VIA
hereafter sail on the following named days Of each month
STEAMSHIP GEORGIA.
Outward Leaves NewYork llth. Arrives at Havana l1h
,....Isth, Chagres 2ll.
Chagres. 9Th Havana .',ls,
=, Havana I'D. NeWYoTk,. 9Th.
STEAMSHIP OHIO.
Outward Leaves NewYork 10Th Arrives at Havana 49,
=. =. Hayant,. I'D. NeWOrledns5IG
Hou kaWOrleaus. l4th. HaveBa ...l7tL d.
Havana 18th. NeSIDrk I'D.
STEAMSHIP FALCON.
Outward Leaves Orleans 18th. Arrives Havana I'd
Havana Sd. GhRgres bth.
Chapres 18th. Havana -. +lstl.
Havana 18th. NewOrleans 3d.
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Thus it will be seen that the amount of properly
and its value in New0rIeans, has considerably in.
creased within the last twelve months Judi.
cous course, on the part ofour citizens, in properly
improving the natural advantages of the place,
would show itself in still greater prosperity.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10

From Central Amerjcq-An arrival at New
Y ork brings advces from Central America to the
5Lh of September Great excitement is said to
exist in the interior of Nicaragua relative to the
treaty recently negotiated between the United
States and Great Britain in regard to the Mosquito
Kingdom
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10

A Significant Sign.-The Southern Herald
tGeorgia) secessionist paper, has been suddenly
discontinued.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10

Mr. Commissioner Fonbanque recently OBJ
served, in the Court of Bankruptcy, that book
keeping was a very proper occupation for ladies',
and the sooner the women Of England in this re-
sPect followed the example of France, the better it
would be for themselves and their husbands
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10

The steamer Sutana, brings us latest dates
from st. Louis, for which we return thanks.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10

UsetH Tab'e.-A tierce Of provisions is 3O4 lbs.
a barrel 2Co lbs; barrel of flour 1876 lbs. net !;
corn.meal, or buckwheat -four, the same. The cwt.
is III lbs the imr erial gallon is lbs; the tun is
252 imperial gallons; and the ton is 224O lbs; the
quarter is bushels. shilling is equal to twenty
four cents
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10

From Hlyti.-Dates from GOnaives to the 8th
ult, have been received here by brig d. X. Aiken.
The emperor Soul0uque has not been a7sassinated.
There was no coffee 10 be had, the old crop being
all gone. Logwood was scarce and high.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10

Ned Buntiine.-The term of imprisonment of
E. Il. c. Judson expired yesterday and he left the
Island in steamboat provided for the purpose,
amid the firing of cannon and the cheers and con-
CALCULATIONS OF his friends. His release was hailed
with hearty satisfaction by thousands of our citi-
zens.-N. 7. Tri5Une oct. l.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10

A regular steam communication between Liver
pool and Trieste will commence on the Goth inst
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TELEGRAPHLC

The following dispatch left Washington at fiji.
teen minutes after II, and was received here at
thirty FIVE minutes after IL O'Clock, thus beating
the rotary motion of the earth just thirty minutes,
and occupying thirty minutes in its passage:
ti,n Stan AtInntic.
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NNNEF NJ Ut TIE WAV7VHEN'
.REOl,R ,NRlE Goods.


THE ALREADY LARGE STOCK OF RICH FANCY GOODS
recently opened at the magnificent OF
ID. II. HOLMES, ia Canal street,
has been further by from Con-
BY calling the above establishment will find
The largest Stock of SILKS imported into the
South
Merinos Of every possible color and quality
Cashmeres do. do do do.
Mou,sens de LANES, of every color and quality.
Cashmere d'Ec0ssss do do
French and English Wooden Dress Goods,
French, English aud Sgiss Prints
HOSIERY Misses Cotton, Wooenr Merino, Lisle
Thread and Silk Hose
Youths Cotton, Merino and Silk Half Hose
Ladies' Hosiery Of every material and quality
Gentlemen Half Hose Of every material and quality.
GLOVEs.-From the mandatory of Jouvin
do do. Alexander.
DO do. CIas0gnc
For Ladies and Gent lemen.
Together with
complete lrtneut Of HOUSE FURNISHING articles.
A SOL,
Every variety Of PLANTATION GOODS. Of 2ip lot
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S. of It. Meeting. This Evening.

WASHINGTON DIVISION No. s. in their hall Josephine
street. between Fulton and Rousseau Streets Lafayette
ntSo'clock.
CRYSTAL FoUNT DIVISION, No. T. at Crystal Fount Hall,
No. 222 TchOupitoulas street, at O'Clock.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10

BIZ and 10Th ts -ldCicC and Consent Of the Senate.
Daniel NJ Barriuge OF North Carolina to be Envoy EN-
traOrdnay'aud Minister Plen oteutlar the United
The Court OF Her Catholic Majesty The place of ROmu-
lus t. Saundel3, recalled at his own request.
OratO Perry, of Newilampshre, to be Secretary of LIE
CATION at the same Cont.
Judah BENJAMIN, of Louisiana be District Judge Of
the ue States for the Northern District Of california.
John Healey, OF Ma-sachuetts, be District Judge of
the United States Tor the Southern District OF California.
Calhoun Benham, Of California, to he At oTney of the
United States for the Northern District OF California.
M Jones, OF San joe California, be Attorney of the
United state Tor the Southern District of California
David L Douglass, OF "a tOfnia be Marshal of the
United State for the Northern DstdctOf California.
Augustus HumDeTt, 10 be A layer IN California
Charles keeme OF Missouri, to be Indian Agent at the
Upper Platte AgCnCy, vice Thomas Fitzpatrick.
COurtland using of Indiana, be Charge flares of
the United ates at Onto, in the Republic of ECUADOR
Joseph burlington, Of Penusy wanna Chief Justice Of
the Suprme Cout OF the United States for the Territory Of
Utah.
of the supreme Court OF the United States or the Territory
Zeu6babeI Snow of Ohio to be an Associate Justice of
the supreme Court Of the United States for the Territory Of
Utah.
brigham Young of Utah. be Governor of the Territory
of Utah.
BTeuehon Davis Harris of Vermont, be Secretary of
the Territory Ct L tab.
Joseph Hay ood of Utah. to be Marshal of the United
States for the Territory of Utah.
Seth Blair Utah, he Attorney Of the United States in
AND for the Territory OF Utah.
Redck Mckee, of Virginia. George w Barbour, of Ken
lucky, and O NJ Wozencratt. of California. to be Indian
Pablo Norsgo, be Mashal for the Southern District of
California.
Elisha Whtesey, Of Ohio, to be First Comptroller of the
Treasury,
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Masonic.

ia lS~ The Regular Meeting Of ALPHA LODGE No.
NIX =, A. Y NJ will be he'd At he Masonic Hal corner Of
Camp and Nstchea streets, THIS EVENING hapast
O'Clock Members expected and visiting brethren invited
BY order the W. NJ. oIO l. h. STUART, Secretary.
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NIETAIRIE COURSE.

TIMBER, SPARS, etc. Locust, Oak,
y Juniper, lhogany Black Walnut and Y Pine TIMBER
SPRUCE sPARs from to p inches dlsmser from 20 to so
feet long.
Live Oak and White Oak KNEES and CROOKS.
Oak Ash Hickory, Maple, Cherry Black Walnut Clear White
Pine Poplar Cypress and Y Pine LUMBER assorted
we'll seasoned.
Arcade MILLS, a. 16 and Is ST, Joseph street,
o. 6Id sW PRAGUE g. SHERMAN,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10

@g&AE EFr howard LODGE No. IA Regular
Meeting Of this Lodge will be held THIS EVENING,
3SsSSS Thursday the Grand Lodge Hall al half-psH :
Paucus attendance requested By order Of the N O.
0l0 n. r. RICE Secretary.
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WHOLESALE AND RET.II-

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
III " We receiving arrivals our sfs4s
~ Fali supply Of HATS, consisting every VARIETY Sd
which, together with Of Cans "a
Umbrellas we prepared supply and Others
prices o. ct 2ip D. W. g. F. BELDEN Chartre street.
10 Persons Declining housekeeping.
THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully invites the attention of per
sons declining House keeping
offers az his extensive Mart Camp street the disposal
o. FURNITURE and AZ articles the line. The
advantageous and the We ROOM and
proved, is the most IN the South
" Sales at Auction Every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY. and attentive Statesmen times ready 10 wait on
those who prefer u purchase pryare sale. -
Combined advantages offered other establishment
Out-ot.ioor Auction Sales promptly attended o.
OF I'm slP VIM P. SCOTT. Auctoneer
ITO SUGAR PLANTERs,-Test between Mr. Ken
Brick cost $35 branded GafnkTk
...Lr,, heeds's Foundry, August 3, 1850
which we melt iron, of Mr. Kendals brick with one OF
the very best Scotch Fire Brick The Scotch Rrok melted
slightly Mr. keudals not at all neither broke or cracked
M, c,, - LEEDS & co.
gre LnHns eIantsrs orders and warranng brick
stal9 bIe, a. 70 and the carriage. VIM. II. EAGER.
ano Nnpu Agent Biloxi Steam Brick works.
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plantation Clothing.

~ have now in extensive assortment Of kERsEY
MONKEY JACKETS, KERSEY P ETALOONs, RED FLAN-
MEL SHIRTS, HICKORY sHIR rs, YARN SOCKS, BLAN-
KETs and OIL CLOTH Water P. oof JACKETS.
~ These articles manufacr in the strongest and
will give perfect satisfaction For ale by
N, G. FOLGER,
21p Customhousc New Levee
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Auction Sales This Day.

Daughters of Temperance.
OLEANDRR UNION, No. 5, at No, g. Margny Buildings
Third Municipality, every Thursday, at O'clock p. M
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fS- Over the Lake.-NOtice.-ln consequence of the
change schedue Ponchan Railroad Cars the steamer
OLIVIA will leave hereafter the arrival of the u NJ. Cars in
stead of the p NJ Cars Saturdays at p Nj Also
Sunday Mornings at 8 A NJ as usual AnSOu
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10

SYKES HYDE & Co. will sell at haEpast 10 o'clock at 81
Magazine stree-GrCCeTes, Provisions and Liquors.
AT ~ O'Clock at the corner of PerddO and Carondee
streets-Tobacco At halt past 4, the Levee, oppo
site Barrack street-Wnes, Olive Oil, etc.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10

Recorders Office, Municipality No; Two
October 7, 1853.
THE Assessment Rolls open for Examination ana Cor
rection, during 30 days from this date. . . ~ ,r
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10

To UuF AuNtFNlsIIAB Z NtHUH9
esy- Our advertising friends earnestly requested 70
d in All advertisements intended for Monday morning S
papeF as far as practicable, during Saturday and the
earlier IN the day the better will suit convenience
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10

- For Shreveport, Grand Ecore and AleEandrsrhe reggl
pscEet TEXAS, j. CRItorD, will positively leave III
EVENING Thursday, Oci. 10, above. 7. G. CHARLES
eF- Steamer ST CHARLEsNotice to Biloxi and Coast Pas
rrurnrg as usual on Wednesday Hyght.
Alter that either ST. CHARLES NOBLE will
Watering Places, each
during the Fall and particulars Apply
u5 Il. II. WlNGATE, Agent - PUYdTdG street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10

, The hrst arrival OF these goods mas been
Just opened,
Consisting in part Of
V1sITEs, MANTILLAs and CLoAKs, IN plum,
Chameleon and Watersa Sin and TTc Satin
SILKS - Plain Black, Vaterea Black and col
orei SILKS,
FRENCH MERINos Red anil Salmon coioyed.
CANTON CLoTHs-For Mourning.
PARAMATTAs and ENGLISH MERINos.
ORLEANS CLOTHS and ALPACAs.
MoHAIR LUsTREs. AkS0 the --latest Styles Of
TRIMMINGS French Brrids, Fgoeptne Trimmings Rasa
Bruids, Buttons,
These goods ready nnson end constant acqui
,itons will be made to the stock by nearly every arrival
uS- Just opened, and for sale by the piece,
Boston Prices,
An assortment of SHEETINGS and SHIRTINGS, of
the most popular brands.
c, NJ. SIMPSON,
olO lot (3t 2dp) 50 Canal street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10

The ASSESSORS Of The different Representative
istricts have furnished us with the following As.
ssmnnt rolls for 1850.
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FASHION ABLE
Clothing ESkMbLiSh2llRalE.

No. 10 CAMP STREET,
Opposite HewlsttS Exchange.
The subscribers receipt large complete
stock Of FASHIONABLE CLOTHING and FURNISHING Goods
eompTng every article the way DrssS
THOMPSON 4 NIXON,
jy1 2dptf No. 40 Camp street,
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But there aho large number of distinguished Civil En-
gneers, also residents of louisiana of which furnish the fol-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-08
AICARD.

m HAVE isssHetarned from New York where
j made Arrangements with Alfs GEO. w arm
ham, 10 be fseafshed regularly with Garments cut
in lie hea sakea and the Reports fer The same
regularly Received. Gentlemen may feel assured
that all WORK. gsyen me will Be cut and anishec A.
the test syn Atd upon terms satisfactory 70 n
Coars. yEsts and fASre Of every style will pe
made 10 The paste of gentlemen. My object y, u
possible, byi means 10 please. GAKMExTs made
Ia the eisy ~ New York are now in my shop, aud
the public k{e invited 10 examine them Having
for many yseats giyra 10Y whole attention to my
business, eSE say with cOnhdenes, hat can now
combine tasss With comlort, and that my Journey
men are evefe way competent and feel Just pride
ia finishing ssleir work IN a workmanlike manner.
Ia word, sanom prepared g suit ell tastes and
only ask iss4 qial By lie patilic-
Grateful ia III public for past patronage, con-
tnuance istestectfuly solicited. From persons
Il iistancss I'D less than al home should be hap
py t5 receias trial. and | feel confidence IN
sati1g IS Ism authorised BY OR Merchants g ao
that Cloths. Ea5simeFes Trimmings rs. VII Is
sold :on The hanst favorable terms, and At prices
greatly less zhAn heretefot
Ne q .AHl4k eES
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-08
NEW FALL AND WINTER C00DS,I

AAIg = Esye opened very larSe stock of Ne ~
wv Fail AND HTNrER GnnnS ,rhs.h
hay cen selected with much carr ~ ,s,s1 L, IA
atIvefy iosFsprices We name ii Tar, ~ s,,a,
ms heauaiiul DREss Goops - -s''s
Rich Rrrsads and other Dies sins.
FancyE g,tsored French satin.
Fam ana isared Fsench Cashnefes;
Mousiln q LANES
AiPaetas, al eolors;
Mefinpes AL shades and leoloFs;
Cau,oa Caolhs with many n,hsr beansif,,l l1,ass,
Goods vhieh WIN e sold a The lowest prices.
SHd FLS>
very large stock 81 Laag+and Square Shawlsf
some beautiful S1yles and very chean.
White ana Scarlet Caniqn Ct,tDe Shawis.
BpxStTs--W White and DARK Straw RoDnktS via
alt ehe rev styles OF Bonner Trimmincs:
Bonnss Silks and Satins;
g VeAyets, Cur and Unen,. with 4 general as
soltnentot Millinery Goods, which shail be sold
low WM, ANDERSON s. co. 4
HaFners- Ferry, Ocfl - 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-08
I2ancN mress (s0ods.

VIZ hagebusi received very large andfbe&l-
w iifal assortment OF Ctoods-em embracing every
thing ii lheIresb Goods line that is hew and fasls
ionable llthe assortment may BE found
Handsome Figured Plain aud Changcable Silks;
Plain and Figured Black Silks;
Beautiful. ailW90i, French Cashlneres and Mus
lines, ii. ~ #:
Frenth, German and English MeTine
Handsome Gfnghaqls, from I2I to Is cts per yaid !;
Plain, Figured interchangeable Alpaecas
Superior Black do Alpaca BumbaSin. very fine !;
so Pieces very handsome and Cheap Calieeel
from G. Do 20 cdnts
Andmany oiheE atticlcs Of Dress Geodssnot ne
Icessary to snhm$rate. -.
! Oct 25. 1850 WM S. LOCK & co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-08
/. Oh ler Saloon.

TNlIE snbsfriber fetfectfaly informs theeiizsHs
IL IOi Chaflss;9Rn aila neighhnfhp5d hai HI has
stiicd ur Eis OYSIE,h S.lL0UN al his rcsfaeute
on Main street teg la3ss ahaEeihe Cst4r I'll al>a,
whtic he designs keepihg dnrieg The Winter the
refBbaa GIYsIfRs !lhe Bal5imbra 'nlarket(ceh mo-
ducc They wiiFhesf5fsed up 3n i manbtrt8 auit
all tastes aHd lhe + ESenF surpassed bv no oiher
estaAlishnieptin the tOsxR. Persons eesIriEg Oys-
tiers BY tie Gan, wiIIzbe furnished Cd th,. most
rtasonal II terms tIy giTihga day notice. n share
Of the public patfoifaigge i,sreSsprelfullx IS ~.
JOHN ASHBAUGs1!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-08
Tor the Ladies'.

XTTE inviir tAr3 Ladies 10 examine onr stock 81
wv Dress Silks Mouslin de Lanes, CaShmeFs
Plain and ils'd Bonnet Ribbons latest style;
Z n Silk SareenEls all eolerS SIX Hose:
Raw M, Chnibfe aud Swiss Edsings;
Oil Cal lcePk5foF Dresses Corded Skirts
A fine assortment Of Moarniag Goods, among
which may b found,
Canton Chith Arpaeas, Bomhazines and,
many other articles too tedious Ia mention. GEse
rs 4 call, as VIE are satisfied YOU win lose noihits
40et 81 TATE s fHO0FF,s