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VOaU Opening /!

~" Per Steamship Ohio and Bark N II. Wolfe.
THEO. A. JAMES &CO.
Fashionable Clothing Establishment,
No So Common street, 6etoeen HeraHdd Hotel
and Hel0ietts Exchange,
TT Are in receipt of another large and beautiful
assortment OF gentemens Spring and Summer Cloth
inga of the very fine material and best workmanship
having been manufactured expressly for the city retail trade
consisting in part follows. to wit:
SUPER BLACK CAsANEKKTTE DRESS CoATs;
- FROCK "
FANCY. Brown 81 OLIVE -
DRESS
- BLACK MER1No BUSINESS {"
- FANCY AND ooL'D Enc. MERINO - -
- BLACK ALPACA - -
- BLACK MUsTAPuA -
- SILK AND LINEN
CHECK LINEN -
FANCY DoEsKrS PANTS;
- BLACK MERISO -
FANCY DRlLL -
WHITE
FLowGRED CHAMDRAY VEsTs;
- WHITE MARsEILLEs
- FANCY
CANVASS SKELETON
- SILK AND LINEN
- SLOTTED SILK
- TORQUOIs SILK
WATERED -
MDDR BLACK SILK
DUNDEE LINEN DRAwERs-tPatcat Lacinss ,
IRISH
- CuTTON
- SILK
- LINEN SHIRTs-(yeTy fine y
- COTTON AND LINEN Bosom SHIRTS
-" SILK AND Isle THREAD UNDERsmRTs;
:" CoLORED GINGHAM
- SILK AND L. CAMBRIo H'DK'Fs;
SILK AND LIsLE THREAD GLOVES;
HOSIERY;
LINEN CRAvATs;
= STOCKS, SusPENDERs, Eric ETC. my 10 2dP
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7oFded 10 the owes of the marye ous this evening" which
"a apart for the iafewe benefit and Appearance of this
encd Necomsncer the incement ather on Mo last
paving eanaed apostpoBement, which viii give geatr time
of preparation Of The Grand Magical Festival The bin an.
paneed very attractive and those who have alIedy been
ese we are certain viii go again take pairing COX al
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The steamship Ohio sails this morning for New
York, via Havana She has on board $3.50, 900,
~ specie and gold dust.
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Cicero de Ohieiis, with Notes,
Indexes, etc, By Professor
TEaeber, Of Yale COLLEGE, New
Haven.
Byrne's Dictionary of Mechan-
les, Ergine Work and Eulireec.
ing, No .. Price IS cents,
ArnOt's Gothic Architecture, ap-
Piled 10 modern residences. Nos.
7and 8, double nunber.) Price
50 er Is. myI3 3t2Ip wv
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-15

AAERIcAs THEArRE.-TheG German Company who gave
much satisfaction on Monday, appear again nights as
lao the peeocous little Miss Thielmann whose vocal row
are superior to any thing yet heard from much older mus
p prodgies rich treat is store for the patrons Of M
III naefiean " ''s
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BY the new postal treaty between France and
England The postage on all letters from the United
iiases, as well as hose passing through England
'pm the Unitei States, or elsewhere, is to be re.
leed from twenty 70 six pence. There is also to
"A assimilsiipp Of weights similar to what exists
s|Neen Eng snd ihe United States.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-15

VIReINIA,-The elections in this State have re-
suited in giving majority of IL democrats in the
Senate and IA in the House.
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AT New Haven, James M. Ca6rey convicted Of
the murder Of Mrs. Ann Smith, was sentenced to
be hung on the I'd OF October next
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Letter from Sir Henry L. BuIwer.


The New York Herald has published letter
sent to it by Nicaragua correspondent, and pur.
porting to have been written by Sir Henry L. Bull
~er, the English Minister to Mr. ChatfieId, the
English Charge at Nicaragua. 1t is stated that it
was intercepted by some means and taken from
the Courier, in Costa RIGA Our doubts Of the
authenticity Of the letter have prevented our noti-
cling it but as il has become subject of general
comment in the New York and Washington Jour
nails, we presume that there can be no doubt of
its genuineness. exp the correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun, speaks of it as follows:
The intercepted letter of Sir Henry Lytton
Bulwer TO Mr.. Chatfeld excited vast deal Of at
lention and inquiry not altogether of pleasant
nature, and rendering the relative position Of Mr..
Clayton and Sir Henry somewhat embarrassing.
1t exhibits the facts that both the British and
American Charges in Central America, are little
ahead Of their respective Governments-both hav-
ing the usual faults of young Diplomats, so much
animadverted against by Talleyrand- IN peu troy
de sete, "a little too much zeal,) which makes
them shoot beyond the Secretaries Sir Henry's
opinions in regard the Administration are not only
impairment but in all probability, plagarsms from
the dispatches of other diplomatic lunctionaries
here in Washington"
Here is the letter:
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5. OF II. Meetings This Evening,


PELICAN DIVISION, No l. at Pelican Hall corner oc Con
mon and St Charles Streets at 8 0 clock
JEFFERSON DIVISION, No. 10, al &. at Gretna
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The Hon. r. BarnweIl Rhen and Gen. d. F.
3nmson have been elected delegates TO the Nash.
bile Convention from the Congressional District Of
Beaufort, Bafnwell and Collector, sc.
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The total number of deaths in the city of New
York during the week ending the 18th instant,
was 237.
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QUARANTINE AT ST. Louis. = The steamer
Western World, from New Orleans, having failed
to land at Quarantine, required to do by ordi-
NANCE Capt Morton, the commander, has been
arrested at ST. Louis and held to bail in the sum
oil sloOO for his appearance before the Recorder to
answer the charge of violating quarantine. Capt.
Wade OF the steamer Duchess, from the Ohio river,
was also arrested and required to give bond in like
amount to undergo trial for the same offence.
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Lectures and Essays by Henry
Giles. IN 2 vols.
Reds Intellectual Powers Of Man.
Edited by james Walker, DID.
Annual of Scientific Discovery,
a Year Book Of Facts for 1850.
MitfinI on Railway Curves and
TangeBk. New edition, 1850.
ColmRn's European Life and
Manners.
The Poultry Book. By Bennett,
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Ice GRAMS: ury for the weather
az be he'd IN The best style. and of good rich qua y at
W. neghbos lsehores splendid Confectionery establishment
tos ~ ChaFses street Bis large and titt,d up
n style OF eesance which must make very agreeable ff
3pises and gentlemen to visit during The mconrt nigbts ~
BIZ month. - i' @ -
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We are indebted TO the officers of the Alex
Scott and 81. Louis for late papers, and to the
Duchess for 81. Louis papers damp from the press
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There were fifteen miles of boats waiting west
Of Syracuse, at one time waiting for the mending
q the breach IN the Erie Canal
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SYKES HYDE Co viii sell at halEpest 10 O'Clock at %
GTavi-r 81 et-Brally, Gin, POI end Made, a.
+ H. PErTPaly will H. at 10 O'Clock, at No Il Charities
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3 is now said that the water is to be let into the
'tsaapeake and Ohio canal in June, and that it is
be in navigabIs condition for boats propelled by
steam. from Cumberland % Georgetown and
sEaadiia, early IN July pszt. ~.
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TT Being now prepared to transact any business in
the NOtarial line beg leave inform my public
generally that have taken the office No. Camp street,
respectfully solicit their patronage, ap9f & W. CABLE.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-15

MONTGOMERY HALL, Montgomer
KTNHE subscriber respectfully Invites the patTonai
l. the TRAVELLING PUBLIC, confident
he can supply the wants of the Transient Visite
Montgomery as well as any of his competitors. t
who are going to, or returning from the North,
MEALS AT ALL Hours, to suit the arrival and {
the railroad cars and steamers. A fine four horse
constantly in attendance, to convey passenger to
boats TO the cars, free Of charge. The aecommG
equal to any other establishment in the town, and
reduced rate, offer additional inducements to In
public. The best Stewards, Cooks and Servants .
and no pains win be spared to render the stay Of VI
ant and agreeable. -. :
au20 d&Wtf @. A. ABERCR
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LEIGHTON'S
S2S11la1leE' C9'NCNLS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
10 The Styles per steamship Ohio Cambria
Batiste the DON JUAN CRAHAT COLLAR and cxelsrye
assortment OF ooloied TIES TOO pailcuarze Exsm
iue them, and inquire the prices
Nos and ROYAL STREET, NewOrleans,
Tnl3 OF 2ip and 10 Park Place, New York.
ENINE CLOTHS, CASSIMERS, sATINETS, etc.
will sell WOODEN Goods of every descpton very low
prees ooner than keep them through the summer parcu
i5iy hne, medium and oOafe Cloths and CavimeIs, of
French, Belgium and American make; AsO, Saiinets,
Meno, Cashmere. Kentucky Jeans Fannels and Blankets
myl5 ]. ri. PALMER, IS Grayer st.
l(OARJlNE-A LADY AND GENTLEMAN ard
1.-Two or tines Single Gentlemen obtain board n
private family upon the moi reasonable tems--SS4 per
weekly eady application at No. 221 GRAVIER STREET,
between Circus and st. John streets. mhl5 2n
(tHRONOMETERS-S,B B. GERRY, having removed
- nom ~ Camp sheet, TO No. 50. Charles ~
street, where he Will continue to the bust kA
mes OF Repairing and Rating THERMOMETERS, ~ 5A
AisO repairing md cleaning WATCHES Clio Jks, EsAZA
Nautical, Ma ematca and Philosophical Instruments in
the bet maurc e being grateful for lomer patronage
sl socits remembrance from h friends and the public in
general. myl5 3mis
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soNe or REBECCA, rnE JEwEss.


when Israel, Of the Lord beloved, MY
Out Of the land of bondage came,
Her fathers God before her moved. Il st
An awful guide in smoke and fiame.
BY day, along the asionish ID lands
The cloudy pillar gided slow
BIZ night, Arabia crimson d sands
Returned the fiery columns glow.
There rose the choral hymn of praise,
And trump and timhrei answered keen.
And lions daughters pour their lays
With priests and wariors' voice between,
No portents now our foes amaze,
Forsaken Israel wanders lone /;
Our fathers would not know Thy ways,
And Thou hast left them to their own.
But, present still though now unseen;
When brightly shines the prosperous day,
Be thoughts Of &eo a cloudy screen
To temper the docetfnl ray,
And oh, when stoops on Judahs faith
In shade and storm the frequent night,
Be 7R0a, long suffering, slow to wrath,
A burning and shiniug light!
Our harps we lii by Babel's streams,
The tyrant's Jest, the Gentile's scorn:
No censor round our altar beams,
And mute are timbrel, trump, and horn
But Thon hast said the blood of goat,
The flesh of rams, will not prize:
A o0nirie heart, an humble thought,
49, Are mine accepted saeriiice.- Halter Scott.
i
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-15

The Hon. John 5, Richardson, Judge of the
Court Of General Sessions died at Charleston, on
the sih inst
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A CARD.
GUINNESS 81 co.
No. 2 CAMP STREET,
~ Have received few Of
Dr. MooRHEAD's Men and T1lprOred
GRADUATED MAGNETIC MACHINES

Dr. MoorhsHds Magnetic Machines used positive and per-
In all RheumEsu chronic
either in the head joins ub Guut Tic DOloureuI
and Sick Headache, Paralysis Patsy Fits Epilepsy Dyspepsia
PUpaon OF the Heart, Spinal and Hip Complaints
Joints Lubago Neuralgia Nervous aud Physical DEBILITY anl all
Nervous Diseases As preventive Of ApOpeKy the Machine
confidently recommended in the
ua Dropsy Eyspelas Deafness Curvature the Spine, ad
similar complaints its elecs equally successul
Each Machine COmpaCtly arranged the Battery
necessary appliances, swoOi boz Accompany
ing ch manual consuming fu aud simple
its and application the various Which
mended Any Of ordinary iutagen successfully
tbs MSehne, thing regarding il perfectly simple aud in
telligible.
Every family should posses Of the beautiful
will always be found valuable companion and very the
physician Ia time OF need
Price Of the Machines complete, Twelve olsrs. They
be readily and safely Of the world
is warranted.
For sale Wholesale and retail by
GUINNESS & co. 2 Camp street,
my0 81 Up Dealers in Fancy Goods Guns Pistols Pens
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-15

The SALE or THE STATE HOUSE SQuARK.
The Legislature has ordered the sale Of the square
30 long occupied for public purposes We had
hoped that it would have been dedicated TO the
city for the erection Of Court House and other
5udicial offices. But retrenehment and reform are
the order Of the dayso the public square is to be
sold, while the same Legislature passes law, col
lecting for the benefit Of Recorders Of Mortgages
rom purchasers of'lands and negroes, more in one
gear than the square will sell for But such is the
law, and now its provisions are to be executed
On Tomorrow the twenty-six lots will be sold
The advertisement states that the property must
bring sum equal to the amount of bonds owing
BY the State This sum is not stated in the papers,
but we learn tits $I25,00O. To effect sale. each
l9t must bring $4SO7 As, however, three of the
smaller lots are sold as appendages to the larger
ones, the actual number will be twenty three, and
lhey must bring $3.50 each
For this amount the purchasers win give notes
ialling due in March 81, 1872, with 5 per cent.
interest, which will correspond with the maturity
81 The bonds. Should the property sell for larger
sum, the excess must be paid in cash. The long
credit and low interest win undoubtedly be strong
Inducements for high bids, and we hope the prop
sf.y viii bring price which will add something to
the revenues Of the State
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-15

M No Meeting will be held THIS EVNIENG at half.
past O'Clock al the usual place. By the W NJ
~ mylo SAMUEL JONES, Jr., Secretary.
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.ElESE .ReCeireH.


]. B. STEEE'S
N. o. StatiOners' Warehouse, II Camp St.
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RnAnnINE HnIAE.

OARDING HOu Sc.
No. 4 III GR.AYIER STREET, 5stresA s
and CdrOndeiet, one door from corner Of Cal
AIRS. WILSON respectfully informs
Itl friends and the public that she continues in
above eligible location occupied by her during
asst two years, and Is, prepared 70 accommodate
ler long experience, and the very desirable and
location of her House, she feels confident Of be
give entire satisfaction to all who may favor hen
ER1TE do
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-15

: I SHAUK GHUNE HUlEL, BILUAI
| . known establishment will beOpen for the recel
of BOARDERS on the 10th instant. The tlOte
been thoroughly Oyerhauled during the spring.
rooms new papered, and nothing omitted 10 mi
the most comfortable establishments on the Lake
table will be served with the best the New Oreanl
markets afford; while Fish, Oysters, and Soft
will be done up in every style OF the art Cuisine.
WTERMs: III
l
Per week. ..........................
fef udy... go.
Rooms can be engaged by applying at his place
No. 50 POydras street.
my4 I'm JOHN COATES,
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btn6 street,
lquence OF
practice, he
lOnB, from
hnts will be
dl2 6na
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llnilyNews-
II ofeharge.
hcle of the
! our office,
be WEST.
! interesting
\ Literature,
o summary
Atic.
hicfnes
,ident to the
t,UalaFz sea-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-15

, / L. LA,
lhiliitic and
E Eruptions
Jones, Gen
Il Alternative
# curing all
mt remedy,
tive princi-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-05

CHEMICAL WASssMgXTgEsE.

fEtlb Subscriber has purchased the Patent Right s
C,auca Ctculi,ai Uash 1Ltte Tor all Eaat,rn NIr.
and oers 10 sell 2hs for Counties, Towns
FaHes. will sell tie Mixture to all who wish to trade ia
II Orders From any person persons IN the city country
viii be promptly attended 10. Tho subscriber intends
se constantly on hand tons 1 the Mlstuc, supply
order. a- The demand LOT it Il constantly increasing.
BEWARE OF lNPOSIORSl Is the miNtlrr is he
coming very valuable every aay mani bringing or-
"afd worthless receipts and olhcrs selling the rglsand
are doing SO indifferent places but this is TO put the public On
their gatd the sub crhr viii hold all who USE the Mix
tIrc responsible 10 pay him his Agents The o all
authorised Agents in tn public prints Mr. H. ROE
EB1S9N, in PETERSBURG is authorized Agent.
Mcssr-. Moshv e IIacombe in lvnehbure viii keep on
hand large supply al wholesale and Families will do
we'll ~ try itNny family by purchasing right Willie
sifncedt apply il 70 the conntry made soap.
II. A1IlERION Proprietor.
August Sim. richmond, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-05

rseIIn r,hcr l,s Tor r,nt two comfortable FAMILY
RESIDE " Is situated IL retired and pleasant neigh
ha,haad the hill Both rncmept have forchtiy undergone
thorough tspa, uui plret having rommodons
dining and closets III the hascmen together With tom
yenlr wood ai good pprdon Ssr Sr, attached To the
pions.s a these lots Is Wl 81 eXeellent water,
Which ~ III br natd IN common by the two tenants Posses
la be- had Immediately.
Lam, " VIII. CHARLES W. CHRISTIAN.
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JAMES e.. EeONALg.

#nFFFRS his serviees rs a GENERAL. AGENT
" AND COLLECTOR. ANY persnn wishing backs
written mp ur accuun collected Will fnd il t. their inter
est 10 give him a ira lie may ne found a, all times
when in town, at Messrs. Moshy u Holcomhe's Auc't'n
House. He refers by permission 10 the flowing gentle
men Messrs Masby s. Speed. M,sby & H.lcombe,
Jno. q Adams, and Walter Henderson.
.Inly 3-lm.
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CASH For NEGROES,

4 WASH upnrchtsea number ul llkfIh NEohIaS
| ton Which will pay The HIGHEST CASH PRICES
All Iecra addressed me- Liberty, bedford county will
f,,,t,e r,ap,pt attention w. e, HEWITT
An u
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- e,Vjde 10 .Fgrs'isrr0fcs,

NNrIIIl practical aun or he diehage OF their duties
w ot ii courts tn which ulled ecdens, lt the
ne ri Pro r,uars Sheriff. toronef, tmslables, Eehea
tor, cleric, W adapted 10 the new Code OF Nrgmia by
Jpeeuh Nayo, Cp or al Law aud Pnblir Prosecutor IN
the 1usngs tontt Of Richmond Just received and in SAT-
nv JOHN =, WRielIi.
Juno u .il4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-05
TO The People of cmsnpDelI y Bedford

Il l1rH4 If
a., f5snds ,rr,ei ,yi,i, no 60. ,,
candidate G,r ssat in the a,,a,,iar Sta. G,. @
as Your represonlaliye. and 6ojjoa # moo Il ,,
m1nieae my opinions IT, all " yo nv r'r.'19
befe the d5v or aac,f,. (Which o-s,. lie, d.s.,ol T.,
de- adopp his as the hest means now in nv u,wer of
afecrjno M desirable oliaci
Win or Republican aac SIR, h. II .qll.tall power
is inherent in tie people; thar all free Government, arr
fn"dejoa ,t5o,i.y s,'fn,sr -, ..,ioro,
safD,y and harpia,s.' aud dorigr har inst raers
fon,yl from le g nsenl Of h, vefard Fl2, mn is,
tra,esaf @ their trustees and servants and ,',v,vsa anon,
BIZ To them ,,
When a free ocrIn ere ah3nt firm \ written cen
siufion for lheir own bnrf hoy sl nll orin, 10 bq
N. oi-irates such I'm horny OILY as is rcessarv In S.
cure ther gAts ornrorer.y and person. fhef slfty and
happiness md reserve la themselves the exercise of all
othar powers
If should have tie honor to h. elected ncmbor,f
the c nvenlion which has en- ,ard ny Al, 7vcryba I'M
ing ms ity Of the people Of Ibis S.aa TO anena thar
prpsen Coasin m s. all rndr,y MS lr IN ~. Gr: To
carry Out the general principles above briefly s,acd
The portions OF the present c.nsitutian in c'af5rutF
with rhcse prime ras ehand he retain 4; winnie In So. i
conflict with them, should he changed altered. aaI T..
ana one Of le advocates Of rotrn lave always
been Of opinion from my earliest mauh5eH. iha# many
portions of the ogaar Inv uf our STATE werc in con.
fct with the true principles g. roouh'ieau ravframenl-
advocated the call Nth hs Convention baf With ma
ny others Il inht mol rr,a nonitv of the nei Of
the Sae) was greatly Disappointed al '6r rezut r.
enemies of reform succeeded. Tbftiuil were alaraaa
by their cry against chana FIR lla sal., If rrlluu
and many afte min - .,- for which he C.avqutoa
was called we've d fa.tad BIT lhe p#alls have ataH
risen in lhrr mai .lr and il Is 1 h4roI .V viii NOT Ha
againdplujed hy The sane 'e5l ms, aui ST lpir a.
cerdaacy
The prep erf limits # his ,,rlo, i,i ~ vii al4,g
me bat yefy br ny To cynr s. nav ruiens NM, the diff
fereni SUBJECT ht wi probably m, 10 fo c9l.ilera-
ton belo.e llia Cunv,n.an
RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE
Dv the p-esa1t C,nsri,ul4n MANY cifzsrs Of III.
3
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.y.EES. GOODS.

XErATERHOUSE & POTTER ,ase nov in store,
w and daily resolving from ~ York, complete
mcnt of CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, YES
rtNGS and FURNISHING GOODS, Of every description
and quality whichhey invite the attention OF their friends
and the public to examine.
Store. formerly occupied by Whittemore Co three
doors beowf. y 5enninss's commIssionStore
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-05
NOTICE.

Z WISH TO HIRE, Immediately, number Of MICRO
I MEN Ia work thr tnnpl between North River ard
pucbana by the month Tor the balance oil the year
bph purea viii be paid IN cash, saan "a the work u oh'
IN, adv Tor first tatc hands Apply 10 Samuel Mr' o
tle Of iynehbare, Who il authorised to bre My hand
have en we'd GOOD health they recovered m m.asies
l. montht ago. tl'AS, sNoi i
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EsOffaisg cloths
HFT.N. nEN.B vs.

IsRON my residence, a NEGRO MAN named JACK
about the 2Sd o June. The said is about five fee
high, stout built and is about twentysix years OF age
His complexion is black; the left hand disgurtd by The
bending o the ends oil The fingers and the loss OF the thumb
lis believed that lack is lurking about lypchburg For
bis apprehension and dehyciyo nc will pay liberal
ward. nDI.tY JONES
Aug =
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S,,Der,or Salad OIL,

SUPPLY Of very superior qualified Salad Oil, which can
n be recommended those wishing the best article Tor Ia
bic use, Jus received and Tor sale BY
June Its JOHN Il. SEAY, Druggist
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,En ,F'9.ygs,eyge1.S.

uRE CONCENTRA TED EXTRACT oFJAMAIcA
II GINGER Persons tat cllng will hnd this Article To
the IL cGett OF change o water, is too frae
weather. relieving The tendency 10 diarrho'a aud
wing leue and atftuglh To thr apmaeh, For sale by
,lal, - -lNf JOHN II SEAY, Druggist.
NEW nERRfNGs.--A snail lot No |. jus, received
" and l,f4,lo by JOS. b. NOWlIN.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-05
Old gsoval Port Wine.

A SUPPLY Of superior Old Port Wine, warrenied pure
n and suitable Tor inyaids, ior sale by
June l7--tsif JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-05
LAST CALL,

~. persons n,htnd u me, and whose debts were duo
n onut heoteihc 1t a August 1913, will please take
notice. that unless payment - madc ~ heotethe st day
nj noN August e han and accounts Will be placed in the
nla II an ttorey af collection without fesara to persons
JUNE ~ lAit -. r. g. PETERS,