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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-04-18

Sundry TraUel.-The question Of running cars
on the Central railroad on Sunday has excited
much discussion of late; and having been SUBJ
miied 10 a vote of the stockholders a majority
OF 344 representing majority of 1925 shares,
has been IN favour OF Sunday trains.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-04-18
Providing for Widows and Orphans

A law passed the Georgia Legislature al its
last session, giving 10 the widow and child, or
children, of any person dying insolvenl, SI0o
worth OF the property of said lnsolven free and
clear Of all claims for debs By him
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-04-18
Indian Starvation and CamnibaIism.

The Minnesota Pioneer Of The 18Th says: We
have heard from the "Bois Forts" Chippewas as
or Muskiegoes. who live on the northeast
boundary of this territory. They are in
starving condilion SO much SO that many
will be obliged, as they have sometimes been,
TO eat their JeAOps. Their rice crops failed last
Fall, and the rabbits have, almost entirely
through some malady, disappeared from all The
upper country. Among other items of news in
this quarIer, there have been sent 10 some of
the Pliager, Mississippi Chippewa and bands,
tobacco as an invitation to join a war parry to
colec. this Spring, a, Pembina, against the
Sioux. The party is headed by Wal-ish-ance,
a half-breed of Red River, whose nephew al
so haf-breed, was killed Two years since bv
the Sioux. 1.-The party will number" it is said,
1880 men, Chippewas, Creeks and As.ine-
boins"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-04-18
The Cholera.

One hundred and fory-nine deaths by Asi.
attic cholera are reported in new Orleans for
the week ending March %. The whole mum
ber of inermenis that week was 234--a large
number for population OF only l50. 900.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-04-18

DEAD.-Hon. THOMAS J. CAMPBELL, Clerk ofthe
House OF Representatives, died at Washington on
Saturday morning. The filling of his place will
probably be the cause of another exciting time in
Conoress,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-04-18

CHEAP PosTAGE.-Ii is stated that the Congress
sional Committee have agreed TO report in favor
of uniform rate OF five cents for all distances on
letters not exceeding half an ounce in weight.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-04-18
HOlrsestead Exemption.

A bill has passed both houses of the New York
Legislature, and been signed by the Governor,
exempting the homestead Of debtor to the value
Of S ,O00 from sale upon execution.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-04-18
Post Office Department. }
Appointment Office, Feb. !, 1850.

Appointment Ofhce, FEB. ], 1870
SIR-ln reply TO yours of the 26Ih ult.,
you are informed that the charges upon which
You were removed from The office of Poslmas-
ter at Angelica, N. Y, were entirely Of Po-
LITICAL CHARACTER.
Very respectfully, &c.
FITZ HENRY WARREN.
EZRA STARR, Esq,
Angelica Allegheny county, N. Y.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-04-18

The prospect Of an abundant grain and fruit
crop in Ohio is said 10 be very hatiering. The
wheat fields are represented as looking exceeding
ly well, and the backwardness of The season is
very favorable for fruit
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-04-18

The young men recently arrested in this Bor-
ough, on the charge of arson, had hearing before
Justice Musch, on Thursday, the Iih inst. and
after patient investigation were discharged.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-04-18

The Poultry mania is raging in such degree in
the towns around Boston, that several gentlemen.
who are extensively engaged in the raising Of the
feathered biPeds, have some of their finest speci
mems daguerreotyped
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-04-18

is about leaving. If / am not too fanaticlal to be
admitted into your columns, shall soon write
again Yours, respectfully.
JANE ]. SWISSHELM
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-04-18

There are over nine thousand miles OF rail-
road in the United SIaies.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-04-18

Letthy lips for e'er be sealed
'Gainst the weakness of another;
Till thine own fraI heart is healed,
Utter nought against thy brother
Hard the heart that seeks its glory
On the cTush'd hearts funeral pile;
Weak the tongue that lends It's story
Only to its Kind revIie.
Such spirit sinks nature
Tramples on The law OF Love
Spurns the blessings of our Maker,
Sent, III kindness from above.
But enough Of this for the present. In my y
| NAV say word or two about the so-cal
prodigieS in learning-infant prodigies that
sometimes said to perform such intellectual W
ders. +. ). "
TO be continued
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-04-18

10 re continued
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-16

Ma. HILIIARD.--The Courier des Etafs- Unss
the able and influential organ Of the French popu-
laiion II this country published at New York, mo-
tices Mr. Hard's iefter 70 me editors Of shs Ma
tional IRtellgenccr ia the following terms
A Representative ~to enjoys.a deserved infla-
ence at the South, MIR. Hililard, of Alabarns ia !
among others, just put forth ao,e Of warning, 10
which no prudent man should be deaf Devoted
without exaggeration to the interests which he
represents, but also profoundly attached 10 the
Union, Mr.. Hilliard is one ofjthose conciiiatory
persons whose voice should command attention du-
ring the present crisis. "A letter addressed by hm
to the National Enteflgencer depicts the existing
condition OF affairs in traits whose truthfuness can
not be questioned. He brings back things to their
just proportions; he states the grievances Of the
South, well as the aggressions Of the North. He
exhibits the aims Of the latter, and ysthouts boast
or threat, he points out in terms OF grayest inn
port, the peFils which the Union may run on that
day when the South shall be driven 10 open resist
ance by au Infringement ofaher dearest interests.
Mr.. HIiilafd thinks thereis patriotism enough IN
the maiority-thati Is to say, among his opponents
TO prevent matters from ever reaching this extre-
nifty; but he wishes them 10 stop at once on road
where every step taken is fault, and to the end Of
which they viii not themselves be bold enough 70
advance. -s1ssssp ~ 20 eslr
The Representative from Alabama is uobIy IN
spired when he holds this language. Ii was thus
that Washington spoke when he put his political
friends on their guard against reports Of monarchy
| which were in circulation among them Take
eare,R wrote he to John Jay, 4" in thinking Of a
| thing people fniah BY, speaking OF it and from
that they proceed 10 action, and then every barrier
is oyerleaped." Congress ought to,have paused Al
the first part OF this salntary counsel and never per
mit,ed the word dsnnions to be heard in its halIs
But now when it Is too late, and this fatal word
has been pronounced. we must At least stop on ths
deeiiyitY, for fear that public opinion may come 4
be iamiharized with the idea, and may some day
| or other, make the last step which separates d,
i word from the acsIon.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-16

SoUTHERN SENTTMENT.--The Baltimore Ameri-
can contains we'll written article reviewing the
late speech of Mr.. Calhoun. We extract the fol-
lowing This exposition has been looked for
with considerable interest-not with the expec-
tation that it would embody the views and purposes
OF the South, in relation to the subject involved,
but because it might be. supposed to enbody the
extreme views and purposes Of part of that sec
ton. With all his great Abilities stoo manifest
for doubt that Mr. Calhoun is utterly unfit to take
the lead Of sensible practical and patriotic in
the matter now at issue. His opinions upon all
matters in which that subject is involved seem to
be the emanations Of peculiar idiosyncrasy rather
than the conclusions Of comprehensive statesman
hke mind - " = -
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE INsUH.
ANCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.


The permanent fund to be invested charter for the
@ n Al
thereon and in Stocks OF the State and OF the United States
Tbs Company being organized, moi for the benefit Of
stockholders and capitalists but solely for the protection OF
eTt is IN its operations great National benevolent nst.
uQn conducted upon the and and
and handsome t% e9aey Widows S" and cRrsn after Death
Az policy hOders Wheeler for life &C shorter terms WHO
Of the Prohtsol the eOmPany withoptsay
prompt settlement in esse Of death married woman caH
effect insurance on ts ie Of her for the sole benefit
John John Aagau, !gstpS Wslksr, yshas. Allison,
sSe RoSerI fIn'Ss Watd. a. ss%us s;s@s EdWar sRse%
Isaac IF,S Geo di5 aS9y q
Joseph w stau,on j. DsSFsfGRs MSrssn aaIi NJ Cohen
Wm. NJ GSodrich. J9shu;S !; Baldwin, Will William White
IlI, }Shn u ssltarans Geo w smith nheo MS0Sle6
onI comea. Ftowes Joseph 81 Laande john LesieD
JoHS HAeAx, President Of he Company
osIFsW WEpDrHs@Ss WEhIIAhTn sf NJ !Sfaf %sac Board of
II. G. HEARTT, Acluagy...sE. L. GooLD, Attorney
Examiner Office hours, ior blacks. os A. NJ; do for
whites, to NJ, at srederice He will examine white
oeoeR p, N. lie viii not exa@pe any one at bis @eGns
without permit, which be had application at the office
~ This Company is prepared to entertain applications
for Life Insurance. and issue Policies all sound and healthy
BY the Board which are les than The rates charged BY tbs
New York and London Offices, aud without their restrictions
Profits are declared annually and he profits draw Interest
and can be made ayaiabe at once to the extent Of tvohrd
OF their amount, where the party has paid his premiums in n
tH California Permits are issued TO Lille Insurance mem
Rates. and ali information Is 70 Lie insurspce and ali paper
necessary to effect Insurance can be had at the Office OF m
t5F- Extensive Travelling Privileges are allowed.
eV- Office hours, 8 A M to . p M jeN ly
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-16

Of Lowell, TIVE are informed by the Boston Bee
goldfr sand and other earthy matter with which
it is found 'mixed. The apparatus can be used by
any one with perfect success; can be packed in a
box II inches long by ) wide and deep, and
weighs but l2 pounds. We think it (says the
Bee) the best and most profitable investment that
can be made by those going to the gold regions.
The apparatus comes at low price, and is Of inf.
mite utility to every person who contemplates visit
ing the gold regions
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Co,,eressional:

2
The Baltimore Patriot contains the following
account Of the proceedings Of Congress ON the 9Th
inst.
WASHINGTON, March S.--In the Senate, Mr.
Borland made personal explanation, defending
himself " the opposition majority" and the prin Il
ing committees Of the two Houses from the attacks
of the Republic charging that they had delayed.
the printing Of the response of.the President OF the
United States resolutions calling for information
in relation to his conduct in the affairs of California
Mr. Smith defendedthe administration, and said;
in the course of his remarks, that it not re-
sponsibe for everything which was said in the Re-
public
Mr. Foote mooved to take up the compromise
resolutions of the bill, and refer them a commit
tee Of thirteen members.
Mr. Chase objected and the consideration of the
subject postponed.
The Senate proceeded to the considerations of
the resolutions Of Mr, Clay when -.
| Mr.. Walker resumed his speech, contendng
against the extension of slavery to the territories
and cited numerous decisions Of Southern courts in
support Of his position.
Msssrs. Badger, Butler, and Jefferson Davis re-
| piled, and v
Mr. Walker briefly rejoined, 81,
Mr. Seward has the floor for Monday on the Cal
ilofnia question.
The Senate then adjourned.
| In the House. last Friday, twelve bills were re-
ported from the Committee Of the Whole, and they
u
Mr.. Thomas moved that the House 90 into the
committee on the private calandar, but one day
having been devoted to this subject during the
present session. ft
| Mr. Stanton, of Tennessee, insisted to 90 INTO a
Committee of the Whole on the State Of the Union,
to enable the gentleman from Tennessee (Nr. Stan
ton) to finish the remarks which he commenced
| yesterday,
Mr.. Thomas declined Withdrawing his motion,
and the House went into committee on the private
calendar.
When the committee rose the bill which
| debated was laid on the table.
And the House adjourned
| -eS0---.
/ 10 Mr. James, the distinguished novelist, will,
we understand from the best authority, visit the Uni
tied States early the ensuing season, with his family
IBIS course will be directed to New York II Is bis
Intention to- visit America in the best feeling Of
| traveller anxious 10 trace, with his own eye, the
working and progress of our institutions, not with
the intention Of writing book Of criticism though
should he take pen in hand, he would have To
belle the whole course Of his writings, did he not
produce most genial and liberal work. His arri-
val cannot fail 10 be the signal Of much quiet and
genuine hospitality towards author 10 whom
| America is certainly indebted for an uneounted,
and we rrs .erry ens sceeant, 70 sdd, pecHnlsr,
w unpaid tasl ass. Of sssFsss FAtssssssss t,gYn
itt Nsfts.
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NEW ORLEANS, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH. 49, 1850 !

nS- The BooEs Of he LOUISIANA HIsTRIOEIc AssoCA
TIoE opened daily the oee oftas Secretary 10 A
~ 70 IL at the Of z A. TYLER No 30 Camp srs ur
the following Rule and Regulation;
sArele Honorary Memer ors Peca
iehs' uAnssble and Gaest ticket which viii sdss,
% sests l'.'i '''''-' ''' n " areaIfi,s President
ER- !. Q. o. F....Odd Fellow, Rest.
i o1 s%d T16s y Ss c.S @ I de- 3 O. 8 sss
fully siiaaged on tie AlstaiIle Rdgs follows, vz
egRED L6rs a Ss square ioo y = ~
Do Lodge, join, prupri.sors spd nsus.rs thsot.
NO Vaals to paIdfor in advance applications Lots OF
myI0a j. d pIERsoN, Treasurer. sfnnieibsI Han.
IL 81 Miehael's Y n Bensv@elsnt @ BqrMtsi M soeisys--
S f saa q As siss q 3. s st t sa a s % e. S S
ss5, % ssssss 20 'srss oos year from data
!as. coeALoN -: =. Prssdsu,
sAFsIGk sAFssEb GsRh56E sII5oEY ;sssss
% true isEi sEssssh lsH4 Z; siTfooLs. se,
q ss T. laGasBzf ka2BEfnRR R,.sas sGRsf ) No 1
S.s"a ar. sSas a e. z Teh0sFoaa' and P9y
= irvy oss.T. s,ss. 3, Y g:,;,s,, & s;,
E. AILls6s NEWTON K SiSslSba Z 4 a 5i:sa, EsRs
Real India Cashmere ShaWls.
~ Lades respectfully invited TO call and examine
some beautiful speclmsns of INDIA sHAVLs, purchased
iais THOs. BnaDy. ~ caartres street
RecoIlecti
NJ TAs Only Depot jsr ne sals Of DALLEYss ORIGINAL
egd ONLY GEFUfNE MAGICAL PAIN z ExTRA oToR. /. AZ
"A Masonic Notice.
~. - HsRMAkNtoDGE No e2oi F,ss aga Accepted
as,oG. hsye removed ssr Ledes run No lis ehsrss
I + ne ~ wssTi e.. their Esg1T st,sg s viii be held sss
jaisE : - = HENRY slMoss, W. NJ
| ~ Crescent Job Once. The proprietor Of the
psly Cre,een would respectfully inform Ie friends snd iae
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-16

H. STUART, Bsidey ard ;Jal9sr, At IOI Julis
y. street Contracts for BUILDING, FINISHING Of
hLPAlRlNG, executed with fidelity and dispatch JOB
BING Of all kinds, done TO order with proHptness
BLINDS made to order fy23 6mdS w
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-16

SALAMANDER SAFES, whence they were taken UE-
HARAkp, after the tire One Of these Saiamanders which
remained 81 hours in the e, contained and accept
ances, amounting to hundred times its cost and
neither of the other tive cost per the of
contents. All the Asbestos and Knob Chests which were
IN & ss S ~ - sn pfesea; as !neE "a
facts eoneluAivey show that the thousands engaged in bn
of yaEous kinds. who nightly subjected the sk
heavy loss by fire. would praclie economy By purchas
ing the above mined article. The subscriber Sole Agent
this city of the Manuiacture has for sale and land
inc from ships Wabash and Oswego, and bark Gov Hinck-
ley, assortment of these SAFES, including some with
fAEE'S PATENT POWER-PROOF LOCKS. Heis
also prepared 20 orders for Safes OF size and pat
rnhi4 6tdS1tM ISAAC BRIDGE. 7e MAGAZINE st.
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Llst Of Vesssls II Port se1 CisaTsa.

IkstsIn FEs muaieipaty fessiEaztsd osuh
bls hy mi the Nos eemmsnee AZ he ksiaea and
In the Second Nea
ing, NOl bsng Hiabsa Landiu IN the rhI 3 Nos.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-16
GENERAL AGENCY AT NEW ORLEANS.

"QODSON WREN, Gate Postmaster at Natchez, }
Wv having resided upwards Of forty in the South,
partly al New Orleans but mostly Natoez, has removed
2 y GeT Orleans and offers bis services as n R "A
AG T He will attend particularly 10 the purchase,
sales and exchange Of Wild Lands, Plantations Houses and
Eo or Vacant Lots in this city in any part Of the United
states also to the adjustment of claims and from
any part Of the world the collection of debts taking dee
sios, ana anthenteating deeds and other documents
ihoe wishing his services requested to be particular in
giving definite Instructions that will not he misunierstood
a those wishing real estate TO be purehRsed sold or
changed should give descriptions Of % poperty
Letters addressed to him business at New Orleans po
paid, VIII be attended 10 promptly and garefulA =
tie is CoMMIsslONER for Mississippi and Alabama tt tai
deposiuom and acknowledgements Of deeds. e ffics
at No. 30 GrdUier street
Dec a. 1S49-Raying been long acquainted with Doeto
Woodson Wen lake pleasure in recommending him 10 I'M
public worthy Ofeonfdence for his industry aceura 6u
ness habits and integrity. J. A. QrrTMAN,
- Gov. elect of hltss. =
EXECUTIVE OFF1CR, Baton Rouge Dee. g. 1851 bay,
hesitation in recommending Mr. Wren the public as
ofuprght character and altogether worthy Of confidence
Hl3 ISAAC Johnson, Gov. La
BALE TOBACCO.
afsfRf ma nTTN nI1T2a nm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-16

IMPROVED PROPERTY ON APOLLO STREET
4 genteel HOUSE Of Ten Rooms well situated, A
between DeloTd and Robin Streets HOUSE and ma
LOT between Magdalen, Jackson Grond and Heva AleA
streets, 30 IT, 'front.' with improvements 5000 to $500
3 L0TSin location of Chenut and Third Streets about half
square with moderate improvements, suburb Pasance
line, LAFAYETTE About Six Acres high and dry LAND
LAND in Lafayette, GEeeayle Huntsville and Shrews
bury. THOS ID. HAlLES, Broker,
mhl3 III Common street.
CALIFORNIA HOUSES. The undersigned is now
~ eonstructihg elegant PORTABLE FRAME IA b.
HOUSES, suitable for California. Any number of fsT5fA
Portable Houses Of such dimensions may be requ A
terms A few Houses OF 20 by 40 feet for Stores two Stories
high to which the attention of California emigans is called
tB Orders from the country will be promptly attended
to, when accompanied by cash city guarantee credit
of months will be given Tor approved paper.
yB. HOWARD. Builder. 21 . Carundelet street,
and California Building Establishment, Benjamin and
New Leyee Streets the immediate vicinity of the shipping
~ All orders left the Workshop 29 Carondelet street,
will meet with prompt attention. mhl3 If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-16

~ H-p.C. " wrishI3,m
Wm-AE b t.rfh Il. .ms
WV AeMaia Coast
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FOREIGN PORTS.

FU r E I CIV p OR rs.
r.. FOR LIYEHPOOL-The new British bark
A5Gh BELLA DONNA, Capt Payson, viii take full
NHN7@ cargo of corn provisions. Apply TO
ja23 KLiNGENDER AZ CO., 70 ST. Charles St
-, FOR LIVERPOOIl-fhe ship ARAB. Loring
siAE nlaseT, Is nov loading and sNl have dispatch.
- For halanes of freight, apply to
IOHN'W. ANDREWS & CO.. 81 Common st
lao g. w. DIlNER. q ST Charles ErTeet
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nbAhLks LEMIs. W. ARTHUR HILL.
Il EhIs x HILL, attorneys al Ldc, Henderson, Rusi
County, Texas, will practise in the Supreme and Dst
Cop q the state and viii attend to the purchase and
state. jyl2 1yd&W
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II 4. WINGFIELD, Attorney al Lao. Henderson
,,Rffr tg-George Wingfeld Il Co, NJ. Greenwood Il Co
WIS & Rswhus, New Orleans. nif'
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PROTECTION FROM FIRE AND BURGLARs
NY nhn have herefnfr.a dnnhied the imIinrianee n

u possessing secure depository
fot their Books, Papers, Money and
other ARTICLES OF small bulk but great
value, viii dianias all doubt on in.
qBiry Of MessFs. B. Elder, Brothers
l. Co.; Gribble u Montgomery;
AlexanderHill. G Dunlap. Thos.
X. Price; and Thos. Maddox, IF.;
all Of whom escaped SERIOUS loss in
The late Camp street fire. by having
their Books, Papens. etc. in RICH
9 co. q IMPROVED PATENT
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TOBACCO RAIED AND REPACKED to order on
,ss K .s, s.s,,1. MaMp sva A ns, :, En- II,
q iiI sss.ss TsIsss' ll i';sl ssl n UEs2sF 2lisSl'
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wv Texas.
=, ftGer tO-C Cunmings, Stewart & Co.. Rev. Dr. Scot
Baker, Lnsk CO., New Orleans Bradford & Sanders
slough Elsnn, John l.. Blocker. Mobile, Ala nledS W
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HOUSES FOR CALIFORNIA.

HOUSES FOR CALIFORNIA.
LERED FRED MASON NJ 80 Bds ., Sf 6od SHsTis ss poytae 5
TsteIiP Yil furnished 6y A NJ
April next and viii attend to the erection Of the same if
aF ss portion q Order DE @ y SRn 3 Be W. %.d PKRS PhKSRsS
No 81 Msssz9e streets tghere plans g can be sssnl viii
ss5 ' &c E1qhaS @h ffsS %
- CALIF0RNlA HOUSES. -
aIae 49, SER5 a3REAfEfk sS.ap with
Hs Kind. 81 Tsf # Il Il AS sSJ6hsf ana J6sfN a
done done 2ll ST. CHARLES street. {s9 HSS5 Julia
" orders from the Country promptly attsnded To-
ENOR HIRE-Two COI.ORED BOYS, good Cooks or
Il Waiters, suitable for Hotels, Boarding Houses Res.
nTs3 wi" be GYBE ssts'SSsf u fFRdas
HIRE Pr SALEA active and intelligent
this office Or Al isS GaTondele street. 'isi7
pOARDING HOUSE FOR SALE : The sA.I,
G6sE % sfa SraSsfs AZ os
at present 80 BoSier For sale on reasonable terms the
being SeTSpS O0 of Of f9F G from the business For
| GROCERY AND lLQu0R STORE FOR SALE.
~ q B.aRgaLE1The GEeTERY R @E AMP AMP ,LLaau9R a.
SaSSs fR fa s and S051 eo@pes haad
all the FIXTURES and Appurtcnances etc, with excellent
q CUSTOM s Esfa i THoARs TS66S HE
| COFFEE HOUSE FOR SALE.
| TUE ENTIRE INTEREST in the CoFFE-HoUsE
4 ISls .tsst 81 tso%S !; s6s sMss$sPie;' ana i;;f
DraNmeu's hetEeat,' tOgethef WIN the HOUSE,
HOLD FURNITURE belonging to the same, The ,AssA.
House doing good business, good acaon for
ROardiHg House. and tally furnished for the
For particulars apply the premises 10 B. GlLOOlH,
at ye corner % Of 81 Josgh and TehSnP.ouas streets g -.
| owner having Two coffee houses, dSl q
| - PAPER WAREHOUSE
/ GHELDON u POTTER, latei72 Camp street, have
- removed the fire to 6S Camp street, where they
are now opening assortment of Paper of descp
ton received by ship Charles and steamship Ohio Their
old customers now be supplied with Paper free from all
by the late fire at their original cheap
Among their assortment be found superior variety o
LETTER PAPER, PACKET. AND COMMERCIAL
POST, WRITING and BOOK PAPER, Printing, Enve.
lope and Wrapping Paper Of every description Playing
Cards, Twine, etc etc.. Also sppssIos 2ssortment 9
I ONDON POHTETl-In pints and quarts, for sale lew
~ by, .Embel JOHN ToOLE .2a Bsnk Plsce.
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-16

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