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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-10-30
So CAROL LMA---SUMTER DIST,
LIN. HOUTPY.

ENparte'
John Wat,es ct al rc' ''r a SAFE
Will be sold at Sumter Court House on
the first Monday in November next, and if
not then sold, will be offered at each. sale
day after.
'Fhe- following negroes:
a woEsaps aad and four children, o boy
about Is years old, 10 woman and two chill
drcn--soid in faifrtt
Terms of sale are one third cash, the
bel:.tcc in one, two and three years. equal
annual instalments. Interest, from sale
Purchasers TO, give. bond and personal &C.
curIty, and a mortgage Of tke negroes. The
terms ri sale moi being complied wilh, tho
negroes VII be held at the risk and costs
OF purchaser until rc-sold. Purchaser 10
pay 'or papers &c.
Bt order u5 ,bc Court.
JOHN h MILLER, Com >.
Sulntervillc, Oct. 9, 1850 80 1t
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Cigars aud Tobacco

of the following NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CastIllo-Rcgaha Observation-Disclosures
peio-Palmctto Gold Lea-Gen. Taylor,
Chcroois-Eharloston Ci,ars--lW in a
bunch-Rough and Ready Tobacco, Viz
gina Gold | cat, Eidorado,N Nectar, &c. &c.
Tor sale low for Cash.
w. !. FRANCIS
Under the Office of the Sumter BanneI,
and ID door above A. ]. g. I. Moses Store.
0ci ,, 1850 40
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lSMaGaf0lina- -SHmter Dist.
IN EQUITY.
auies J.L.Allen ct al,

sapies j. =. allen ct al ,
pS. B1IL.
9raii. Nliens Admir-.
NSsbe sold,at Sumter Court House on
thckst Monday in November next, aud il
notSen sold,. WILDE oifcredon subsequent
sa Ndays.
Aie following lands OF Ezra Allun, dc'd.
Aact of land. called. tile Lewis Pebbles
VI containing five hundred and twenty
gsem and a half acres: situated OH Flat
Rranch and Beaver Dam Bfancilr not to be
Sold' under n dollar per acre:
| All the interest of the deceased in a
tract OF land. lying in The Waterec; River
Swamp sold for whit it will bring.
Tcrns of sa,e are so mucii cash as will
pay costs Of sale SC. Balanoe Oh IA cred
it Of one and two'ycars,' with interest FROM
day of sale. Purchasers giving bond and
security and n Mortgage Of The 'premisrs.
and paying for papers.
By orNlcn Of The Court.
JOHN Is. MILLER, Com'r.
Sumterville, Oct. 8, 1850 80 1T
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Head Quarters,

II The Friends of .BOhyp IA.
GAYLE him as Il Candidate for
Clerk OF the Court, at the ensuing cleo
ton.
Sept. 26, 1850. 40 If
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Notice to Teachers
Bradford Springs Female En-
/. ..siituste. I'm. Sumter District.

osShOA SRaN
,siitlate irp Sumter District.
The n~r,nuhl Election for Teachers, in the
snid Institute, %ill'Be held by Tho Trustees on
the first day &c November next.
Tie following arp tho situationsto be filed
a Principal win n, shlnry of sissse-ar an.
His lady, who, Iiiust be cornlessna
supervise the inhnnefs nnh dcIortmehT
of the yothg Ladies, with n ,geicrat
supcrintsndaiice over them willie out
Of school, and " ho will receive II salary of $3.50.
a male assistant, capable of supplying
s s"n "'S s"iarv $500.
par,men.. sai ary, $3.50.
A Female teacher Of French, anti of
the Pinno, salary, saoo.
A Fem,lo assistant teacher Of ,he'
Piano. and of needle work DC, salary. $500
! a Female teacher of the Guitar, Draw
ing AMI Painting, salary, saoo.'
Board, lodging &c, furnished for tbs prln-'
ciIEl md wits add teachers, and for all the
children Of principainnd assistunsm male teacher,
under ~sevemyears ofngc.
There viii also bc ELECTED a g%rm!lemnn; capa-
bic Of filling the offices Of, SECRETA !,
| TREASURER and BURSAR. lie must be n
married man. will n wife competent ID iiianage
the household part Of the establishment me
| snlnry will ba 800 per annun, with boarl Tor
himself. wife, and three children, shoutdSt keY
have so muny.
Pile Institute ia now in q very tour,s1kes
condition, and situated Ii in one Of the 49,
parts Of the Stnte.. il e~v8sSSsa
Applications toll sent (p1s. SsS$s,88sz
subscriber n, Sum,erville, S. CjESsFsa
Sept 25 a. lS&ES
ny n Charleston. and T~slegrN%;,. , g.
will copy once n week till ssssssA C;,,,,n,t;,
forward bills to The & lee,inn. and
SGsrstary nnat Tn.asurr
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so. CAR0LINA--SUMTER DIST.
IN EQUITY.
Maryan Swails CT al
,Iacob =. S,uEpcon OF al

Jacob T.. Sturgeon ct al
Will be sold at Sumtcr Court House on
the first Monday III November ncy', aud if
! OF then sold, will be offered at each sr,bse-
qucnt sa!c.day, The following property of
John ID. Sturgeon, deceased
y tract OF
acres, situated in williamsburg District,
aojointns hands OF Rolt. Green and Mrs.
Gondef's, a tract of about between 2lO and
800 acres. situated in Sumter District, adj
joining lands of T.. S. Worsham and w.
+. Young.
The Terms Of Sale arc Cash. Purcila-
sers paying for all necessary papers.
By order of the Court,
JOHN i. MILLER, Cont'r.
Sumtcrviiic, Oct. 9, 1850. 50 1T
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-09

THE ENGLIsHMAN's LAST AND FAST FRIEND.
His wife may leave him, his family disown him,
his children run away from him, his best friends
avoid and desert him, but the tax-gatherer follows
him to the grave. 1t must be most fattering to an
Englishmans pride that, poor as he may be, he has
always one acquaintance that will call without cere-
mony and share his last penny loaf Solitude and
selishness cannot exist in England The English
mans existence is partnership drawn up for life
between the Government and himself. In short,
every Englishman may be said to possess two
shadows-his own genuine true born shadow, and
the Government presentation shadow but there is
this difference between the two, that whereas his
ment shadow walks into him, il it is not paid the
moment it runs after him,-PWnch.
10 A literary character of the nineteenth cen.
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MISSISSIPPI WINE.-Mr. J. Noyes, residing near
Natchez, has manufactured wine that, on account
ofits excellence is beginning to attract considerable
attention The editor Of the jackson Southron says
Last Saturday, in company with few others,
we participated in tasting some specimens OF wine
made from grape cultivated by J. NOyes, at Holly
wood, near Natchez, Miss, and were gratfed that
this new and important branch of domestic indus
try has been brought to such high state oil pereC-
ton among us and that species OF wine, partaking
largely OF the character OF the famous Iokay,
may be successfully cultivated within our borders.
The greatest difficulty in cutvating in this latitude
the Catawba, Isabella and other common grapes oi
the country, arises from the humidity oil the climate
which rots causes them to die out or degenerate
in two or three years. This fatal impeachment to
success in vine growing, is entirely avoided by
planting the Roanoke grape so successfully tested
and improved upon, for number oil years, by Mr..
Noyes and which he has found peculiarly suited to
our soil and climate. 1t is said the Roanoke grape
resembles the Scuppernong grape, but, we under
stand from Mr. N that the analogy goes no further
than to their external appearance, being entirely OF
different species. The taste and favor OF the
wine made at Hollywood unequalled by any
domestic wine produced on the American conti-
nent, and surpassed only by two descriptions oi
European wines. Mr.. Noyes, has, by his system
of culture greatly improved the richness and flavor
of the original Roanoke grape, and secured plant
admirably auapteu 10 SOUTHERN ldutuues LHusS,
therefore, who disposed to cultivate the grape
have double inducement to patronize Mr. Noyes
they will thereby obtain species suited to the eli
mate, and one which will yield description Of
wine that will command three or four times the
price obtained for that made from the common
grapes in cultivation in the Northern and Middle
States. In addition to this, we understand MIR. N.
keeps hand and for sale almost every description
of plants fruit trees and vegetables suitable either
for ornament or use ; and having paid great atten-
ton to such matters we hope he may receive a
liberal patronage; for those who, by study and ex-
pertinent, multiply and extend the circle OF useful
products, are beneiactors Of the public, and as
such deserve the sympathy and encouragement oil
every patriotic citizen.
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seientihc survey of the state.


If I.nI - oast So ~ ~ ~ - ';r
ths - - S' 'O M ~ PopO s
,,,.,,,.oa5e' ~ - ,:..,e
-, - ~ &c.
So, pan
49, "a a. rerorts - a. ,,oo,ls ra,,,z,J -
,ls co,ornor h,, 1;,,5i,. .J 80.
~, ,,,a,ootad .La;r rhisa,;o,' - -. 49,,
81, - f..,..I = 'L.tt;.
9 t;l -. e a. r -, -
g. H.. -, - az. .r -
- e - ms ~ u
=, P-'Po''o ',1' Iu'''
;,J,,-s.oJ o1a,, L. ~.
NT.t O'y ,rtDt .l.1 'O''
III --'i-'. se'.OsiI' we
-. A.. e ~,
W., 50 ~" @1
'''i '"e I'N VI O' VIC ""0o,eeN t,'e
90. e1 l'iAs Ol INC O]'iN'
-, :, "a r pune iI
| ro,ax a;,,,on.;o,a TLaT-o;Ia.,.. H.. L.,,,..,o-
~, - ~ I''' ~ ''si'
ieheseu 'heill ol tne Pecuhiafy Ouioen' anu no"
LOUISIANA will be honoTably and permanently re-
presented in that noble monument. There are
several coal bedS and saIt snrinqs in the upner
;L III C, a.. :: = ...: +
f'i' @ wv :" 'eiy i"'0i0''5, -"
the parish oil DeSoto is the most maghlnceht
| lOIeSL we ever udu lnC HdpplneSS 10 STE; anu we
have roaned in the pine forests of Maine the oak
baonocks of Florida and the Mountains of Georoi,
~ - - ,--a1t :
I'e'ei nave We oeeH '1oH IA "evH u ~
variety as In Northern louisiana ne flora' TOO
of this State is extremely rich; and we have too,
| among us men fully COMPETENT to perform the
arduous dntv of making a thorouob and accurate
| ..,,.,,, cf - -, . a. 80 .r H. ,-oaa
''S"' Va We ,"y I'e ''.0 ''ii' VI ''-' '''e''
MOWERS anu eaitns Oh LOUISIANA.
| We Will frankly say that such survey will not
probably discover mines add greatly to our pecu-
MARY wealth: but it will increase the materials oil
human Lno,ylod,a i, ,,,l enable Nc N ,dd some
| .,.- - :
'h'hs 10 'he s'ock oi Pnysicai sclehce-ahu ''u'
promote the general intelligence on which rests ou
| social and political institutions.
We were much struck by train of thought
which we met in the course of our v.o,bond road
60 -. - -
ihs' Ill oeiilah "oiA ou' ii'''e hilo"H III tn'
country We give an extract from Menzels His
tory of German Literature
| An educated r,,iors of ,ood,r, ,r,os .,-roo :,
,;r, tGat ,La a,,,ri s;anoes aro tha
oG'ansoIt',a. - H. I1.,, - r. - ~
so,,rass a ra,,,..,, rror, ,ha H.,
LnnLtS of the I'D baot, 80 rst,ra IT,
ss n ~ sne NM OA 80 ~ - l. nv
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Gbe Daily Crescent.
Published Every Day-(sunday Excepted)-
BY CROCKETT, FROST 4 60.
......No. 81 sT. CHARLES srRpST.


TERMs OF THE CRESCENT.
DAIYF Cent per week, payable the eaTfiers weskyi
Lg1 DoTrs per halyeafy and quarterly tie san.
advance. Single cnpies, The Ocs y.i
receipt fee all subscriptions exceeding week
WEEKLY CRESCENT will furnished u single sBscrer
~ Three D0tgye year clubs 0f four more directed
the Pcshee, al Too LOliars and FIN Cent, each Post
and othe who Agents. and ssUd nrder paid
for copie will receive copy ddiou Tor their
pensation Euyabgs IN all in adrance Single paPers
package, in wrappe had the Office Of publication
No, 80 ST Charles stre
ADbERTtSEMETSno exceeding twelve Hnes type
81 or e d nsertnn and 80 cents for Subsequent ner
ton. Those Of greater length in proportion Notices tn
second page, lines in Pearl type, 81 each
Advertisements puitd weekly semsefly weekly nonij
charged 81 per square for every insertion eTa
discount u,ade to those who advertise by the year
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HE FARMERS LIFE.-Wm. Gilmore Simms,
in his Father Abbot or, the Home Tourist. thus
beautifully represents the life of the farmer;
THE principles Of agriculture were simple ex-
eeedingy. That they might be made so, God hun
self was the great first planter EIe its laws
visibly, in the brightest and loveest and most in-
telligible characters, everywhere, upon the broad
bosom OF the liberal earth; in greenest leaves, in
delicate fruits, in begulng and balmy flowers.
But he does not content himself with this alone.
lie bestows the heritage along with the example.
He prepares the garden and the home, before he
creates the being who is to possess them. He fills
them with all those objects OF sense and sentiment
which are to supply his moral and physical ntees-
sites, Birds sing in the boughs above him, odoSs
blossom IN the air, and-fruts and flowers the
earth with glory to which that OF Solomon in all
his magni6eenee was vain and valueless. TO His
hand we owe these fair groves, these tall ranks OF
majestic trees, these deep forests, these broad plains
covered with veTdure, and these mighty arteries OF
flood and river, which wind among thenl beautify-
ing them with the loveest inequalities and rriga-
ting them with seasonable fertilization. Thus did
the Almighty Planter dedicate the great plantation
to the uses oil that various and wondrous amlly
which was to follow. His home prepared-s supplied
with all resources, adorned with every variety OF
fruit and flower, and checkered with abundance
man is conducted within its pleasant limits. and or
daned its cultvator under the very eye and sanction
OF Heaven. The angels OF Heaven descend upon ITS
hills; God himself appears within its valleys at
snoonday-its groves instinct with life and purt-
y and the blessed stars rise at night above the ee-
estial mountains, to keep watch its eonseera-
ted interests, Its gorgeous forests, its brC savan-
mas its levels OF flood and PRAIRIE are surrendered
into the hands Of the wondropsy favored, the new
created heir of Heaven The bird and she beast
! are made his tributaries, and taught to obey him.
| The fowl summons him at morning to his labors,
and the evening chant Of the night bird warns hum
| to repose The OK submits his neck 10 the yoke;
the horse moves at his bidding in the plough; and
the tolls of all are rendered sacred and successful by
| the gentle showers and the genial ssnshine which
descend from Heaven to ripen the grain in its sea-
son. and to make earth pleasant with its fruits.
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q d - o Sc. Sc sHFGHELL, Peoples Bill Poster.
- sTORAGE. 60. STORAGE.

~ abOUe Julia and F0ucGr street. BeteeeH Jaa and
ST. JOSeph-The subscriber begs leave inform his friends
the recent improvements laid in portion Of his principal
Warehouse expressly for the storage of coffee making il
equal in point OF safety from damage if not superior to the
very best Warehouse in the city Ills price for storage will
be the last season. viz: &c. bag per MONTH He has
also for the storage of every description of Merchandise
say the bulk of 30 600 barrels, which will always be taken at
the lowest rates.
Tobacco and other merchandise baled and repacked
at the shortest notice. [n23 6ml GEO r, BEARD
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THE PEOPLE's BILL POSTER.


| STAND ALONE, and am still candidate for the peO-
1 ple,s BILL POSTING. Thankful to those who got
elected and those who did for the liberal patronage they
gave me, would wish TO inform them and all the world in
General that am ready at all hours to their bills dis
tribute them, Orders e at the following places will be
tended to Crescent Office, SO ST. Charles street, billiards. OF
fee 70 Camn street, Delta Office liz Poydras street, Plea
corner st. Charles and poydrls SITS.
nl2 81 .SATCuEI,I, Peonle's Ril Poster
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HARDWARE AND IRON STORES,

HARDWARE AND IRON STORES,
Nos. 80 and 81 CAMP STREET.
ss R beReas ReE Ha2asarc Hgsas5 az G eSs Z sss
%rg,, iron, Tin PiaSs, ete., thank their >~5sl,ss
@ gaaiy @ and HiSts ces OftReir lRi1IGe goods and
es,,r HEY promo. aite43R to all orders received, vii,
yos BY arrivals from European and Northern ports
selected Of ns IN Their Ie and can cionldenty n
ye the attention of GqTchae their large and well assorted
Has Ha , ar iron, round, square and hat-790 tons;
r,.,,...., :. Boiler Plate-2O tons; ' ,O'''
Rofsr 'FR%Rs FaIe-g j8"@Is loS.; anu ''a'0' '0"'
:. Hoash MondsMfS ii ids tHpi; ,3D.;
Gan EsIS5 Rods 55 F95si5 aa 81 nof6, S9s; rounaso bd,
sheet lr996o0]EnglIst 6o ] American and Tenesseeirom 10
Hoop lron-from & to q incl,-SOO bundles;
0I E0qHa N.;.cdo,5. Lirom to Van 3s &iae12o0 bundles
Pres prs'g sbifssi-sOO Sfssi kegs;
Pocket and Table Cutlery, Razors, etc:
Tin PIatgsTRest me-! QharcoiI hrandgse99 = d5 boxes;
Ssf sse ans sRS5s ID iS 10 IT, Bs m
German, Shear Blister and Cast steel-25 GOO i6s
S!adesa sRoyes@A and other bTsndsNa5O dozen;
Whuemore's Gotton, Wool and Hore Cars-6OO dozen;
Hair and Wire seyss-96G dozen;
Patent Balances and Platform seaIes
AnvIs Vis9s, Stock and Dies, Bellows
oy, Trace, Log, Halter and Coil Chains
C0Gpers' i% 500 Zoos; s;4 Tianeis aner9'i; d.;
ooSsan f9a Pae eR ases TEi Ba ss 5 SS Eg%s %
Window Frames of every description; Hoes of every de-
sgrgon and patterns Gross Cut Pit and Mill Saws PlOughs
Ul king' Halls and other good brands;
llollOw Ware and Castings-150tous;
Jarred and Manila ROpe-al sizes;
Oakum, Marine, uOuselne etc;
sperm, Linseed, Lard and Whale Oils;
Atlantic Pure White Lead;
. brooklyn, Nos and 2, Lead;
Black and Yellow Paints Vertligris;
Faris and Chrome Green:
french Pots from 10 80 Pins;
hlll and Grind SOues;
Sletar Ear aud Pig i.ead Lead Pipe etc., etc.
MY iI,ey are also the only Agents in New Orleans of
innnaH Nanleet Il Co., S celebrated T T. N Il $ S Il
nv ~. s26 Wed& Sal6m
AMSIs-lG tierGes Shay,s best sugarcured:
AAf!NE APPl4E CHEESE-30 boxes:
FIGS-lOO0 drums Eleme Figs in store and for sale by
IaA OHAS, STOUGHrQN, "a Camp st,
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A COFFEM HOUsE FoR sane.

COFFEE HOUSE FOR SALE.
TT'HE ENTIRE INTEREST in the COFFE-HOUSE
No. 191 1GhOHpit0ukaS street, near the corner -.
OF Julia street known as the " NIechancs' and Meal
H0L6 FURSrURE beionging to the same The LIZ. ..ll
House is doing good business, good location for
B0GrdiHg House and fully furnished for the same
For particulars apply on the epenises orto B. GILLOOLI,
at the corner of St. Joseph and Tchoupouas Streets
N b. The House offered for sale in consequence of the
owner having two coffee houses d3I If
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= CARRIAGE NIANUFACrORY.


A LFRED MASON Builder Of California Portable
"A Houses, etc. Gc.-HOuses of good structure and -
material will be furnished by A. NJ on reasonable terms 1
lie will leave for San Francisco about the middle Of
April next and viii attend the erection of the same if
rsquiTed portion Of the can be made payable in
San Francisco Toy Orders left with c. w. MURRAY,
No 81 Magazine Streets (wiere plans can be seen) will
meet with prompt attention. Premises ST. Charles street.
opposite the Commercial Exchange DIS I'm
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TNDIGO23 caners best quality Manila Indigo for sale
by A. F. COCHRAN u CO., "a TchOupitollas st.
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BROOKLYN WAREHOUSE COMPANY.


FENHE ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS and SHIP
PERS is called to the Brooklyn FirGpr0Qf Warehouses,
at the Point opposite New Orleans for the receipt of Produce
from the West, and rcAgRdse from the North intended
for eshpmet. Having 1900 feet frontage on the River,
with wharves in front OF the Warehouses by which goods
Immediately conveyed without daBage or exposure 10
Tie oeGer ample room will be Onn for the disehaging of
Steamers, and loading Of Slips. Charges fixed at very
low rates, Gas per art and every accommodation offered
Merchants IN the City and Shippers in the ipper Country
it being the wish of the Company equal the conveniences
of the Atlantic Dock, of New York.
Persons interested in the transmitting of Merchandise are in
vited To visit the premises Office corner of agazRe and
T. J. CASEY, Secretary
Relerences-J. 4. Geddes, Price, Frost Il Co., j. w.
Stanton Co., r. F. Nichols 022 3n
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10 A literary character of the nineteenth cen
tury spells nuisance, new cents.
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QuEER AFFAIR.-The following singulas peti-
ton for change of name, says the Boston Post Of
the Goth, was presented in the Massachusetts
House Of Representatives in general court:
g To the honorable Senate and House OF Repre-
sentatives in general court:
Your petitioner begs leave to represent that he
has minor child fifteen years Of age, which child
has generally been supposed to be female, whose
name is Rebecca. Ii now appears that the child IS
a male, as per certificate Of William H. Luce, M.
D., herewith endorsed. Your petitioner therefore
begs your honorable body to permit the said Re-
becca to take the name Of William, etc. And as
in duty bound will ever pray etc.
1~ The Boston Post says that the following was
o,, f he tnass ori,re nt h late Car.,., sr,rrep.
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PATNNT METALLIC INDIA KUpBER GOODS.
CARRIAGES. ETC.

CtARRIAGEs-CARR -ThesuDscribers have
- on hand large and welEseecled assoT >ss-zr z
menl GARRIAGS and are constantly receIv l1bs5z1
ing from Ihs best NOrisrn Manuactores, every AS2-
style and Variety Purchasers would Do well TO give us
o-9 8mlNW us 81 Charles StI street
NEW ORLEANS CARRIAGE WAREHOUtisE,
4 ,NGS. > and 20 9rGrtrr street. ..,-,., 8,
Canlages and Harness Of every description always H
on hand For sale low for cash or approved pa SS-
Springs, AXes, Lamps Bands Cloths, Leather Lace and
Narnlsh tauo 6md&Nl E. w. HALE Il LUM.
ID DEAIONAL.-LOUISIANA CARRIAGE REPOSI-
~ TORY, II9 COMMON sand GRAvIER -Ifs-zE x
STREETS, Rear of the St Charles HOtel.-I. R. XII tt7(
BEACH having moved from 10 and As Royal -3HZSi-
street. 10 the above establishment, will keep constantly
hand large and complete of CARRIAGES of
the latest and most beautiful modes finished in the per-
iecL style, many OF which were originated and built expressly
to examine this stock before making their selections else
where. nl3 6md&W
CARRIAGE NIANUFACVORE.
NHE Patronage that has been extended so very be
Il rally the last years, while Com y 1Fn p
street, has induced the last summer to XXI -
ring and repairing CARRIAGES. We have now one of
the largest Shops in the Southern Country prepared
WIN good Northern wokmen and the best Of materials TO
build any style OF Carriage order and guaranty them
years, used in the country We also better prepared
than ever before, Tor REPAIRING CARRIAGES and
can restore them almost to er original beauty and durab
", although apparently worn ont aud useless We will pay
height on Carnage sent 70 repair. We will also keep
hand an assortment of NEW and SECOND II IND CAR
RlAGES which will be sold low. Old Carriages taken in
ade 0r New 9gs We invite the attention Of those want
ing NEW CARRIAGES, their old ones repaired, to call
Manutacory and Repository and udgefOr hemseive
at the corner Of GR4pLER aRd C.4kO.ND Ell TT Sts,
next door TO the Office Of the Commercial Water Works rear
| OF the s., Charles Hotel, New Orleans.
noyl2 6md&W MATTHEWS s. DENMAN.
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THOMAS BRADY,
81 CHARTRKs STREET.
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