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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-16

m y ~<ooAos SepleWD0f o. 1901,
A. S"sran-l visited the city NswOreaps la,t J..n.,v
os my osh with the expectation, wias Of dd;n. y,,t
81 ne psemonotoy symptoms Of that nsdIou disease
nAa mol proceeded far when seyers n,nrv ~ ~,
o'ef'unine Of the coah while descending ,teso h In
~ so'ef'a somewhat aud continued ny Journey Shortly
r Arrival in your city Uncovered some,hus wrong md
spphed 10 DE- j., one OF eminent md A.
,msd me mat wa Euptured felt very much depressed h
% snen ne assured me sohaving few vesks bsfor,
VISITED member Of my congregation vas aboriur uudsr M
e0 sxcucans psins from the sransuaton of hi. ru,,ura
can never forget bis suffering That nss time nv
Cal 81 Inc complaint With tie recollection Of his severe
my memory may perhaps realise my pe,tubs
on OF nnd The doctor recommended on you and .e,
ned with Tuss assuring properly at, ended No !,
once might De very cured called a time vhso Won s,e
very busy and therefore, could you the
Dull you soon fitted me with Tras and ave me
bottle Of wssh urging the importance following vour
directions promised to do and, tue agreed 10
write and Let know the result surpassed my
have had the Truss vess and fe noh, ~
The rupture Yesterday be fully before wro. 20 yeu
called en- my physician to be szsninsd he NE
cured feel greatly indebted my present a,e Of soupd
nss' and hope your sueces with your .k
respectfully JAMES n. WRIGHT.
Fs-As my fsnds your canton oil country
no ooao' some Of them Aas sstsd you may give this
Psnnsv IN your isdgmsnt ihinh will vssh while.
Asssdapu INV Ni- J. n. w, =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-16

ans Lats Gals-The Collector of this Dor. has
oroe5ed survey to be made at the light houses, to
enable him to report TO Washington. Much dam.
age has been sustained there, and it is supposed
that the bfsak-water will have to be entirely re-.
buiit 80.
The custom-house books, papers, etc., which
were kept at St. Marks, are ali destroyed.
ne papers, etc. ,'belongng tn the Post-office at
st. Marks were also lost TWaknlIa (FaA Tines
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-16

Dsdn't Smecssa-A young man Of, fine sppear.
ance, this morning went to the United Sac,
Hotel, laboring under dsliyt~m trsmsns, and At
kerchief tight around his neck. He was seized hv
the servants after he had forced the blood from MI,
mouth and nose He was sent to the Infirmarv,
His name 10 Spence. His case is doubtful IL
isfrom Virginia. Washington ID. C.) Telegraph
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-16

Verdict in a Libel Subtitle libel suit tried at
Springfield, Mass, of Richard r. Sheckles o..
William Jackson and others, trustees Of the Com
monwealth, free soil newspaper, resulted in 4 YER
dict Tor the plaintiff, with $500 damages. The
libel consisted in charging Mr.. Sheckles with in.
weighing oolorsd fugitive, named Ringgold, to
visit Washington, that he might return him into
slavery, on pretence that his Ringgold's). free
papers awaited him there.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-16

Capt.. Vsassy.-The Cecil (Md) Wing says
that Capt. veazsy. who was shot at Havana, was q
nephew Of the late Governor veazey, Of that State
A letter was received at Baltimore from him, writ.
ten previous to his death, in which he says theY
were grossly deceived BY the reports that the Gu.
bans were anxious and willing to Join them IN free
ing Cuba y,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-16

Monument to WOrdssSorth.-Among other tes-
tlmonals to the great poet about to be erected in
paid for by contributions from his friends has heen
completed. Surmountsd by band Of Laurel
leaves is the inscription, written BY Prof Keble.
under which the poets head is soulp.ured in re.
lief 1t is said that threug hout the deiicately stud
led execution shows the work to have been L.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-16

Cunning bear Of some liquor vendors in
1nls city, who contemplate procuring a small
steamboat, and anchoring it Just outside the uris
diction Of the city Of Portland OF some other large
seaport in Maine, for the purpose Of supplying he
thirsty down-easters with certain fluid not al
lowed to be sold within the limits of the Pine
Tree State. Boats are to ply regularly to and
from the shore. It remains to be seen how the
thing works. IN. Y. Sunday News.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-16

Sst'cids.--Col Jas. w. Northrup, of Magnolia,
Alabama, committed suicide on the 23d ult. BY
shooting himself, leaving large and estimable
family entirely dependant on their own exertons
for support. No cause assigned.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-16

Defdtcation-A storage warehouse man in Nav
YORK, having been unfortunate in his speculatiups.
has sold out about $4,000 worth of property left
with him for storage. He has not been seen for a
day or two. One house in Boston loses $50 tons
of iron by him.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-16

Ihe Riot On the Central N. J. Railroads.&c. tele.
graph dispatch from Trenton Of the 9Th, states tina,
the riot among the Irish iaborers on the New Jersey
Central Railroad had been qusled without further
loss of life
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-16

4" the Midst Of Lifs, stc.-Miss H. Rosenbure.
"a years old, was recently killed in New York
city, by flower pot falling from a-window upon
hey head = =
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pseisics-A woman Offering n .;. a..
me Judge ssked her whether her Husband com
fss.sa her = siga2 He compel me p aid he
nay, no, nor twsaty like bin!
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-16

Appoimtnents.-Robert s. D. Jones has BEEN
appointed postmaster at Friendship, Anne Arundel
county, vice W. H; Cunningham, deceased. Rich
ty, vice J. Lamb resigned. o'@"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-16

A0rays'-in Atlanta, Ga, on the 9th inst, Mr..
N Arthur was dangerouIy stabbed by Mr.. Lewis
roweii The latter was arrested and held to bail
IN me sum OF $1,000. 1t was thought Mr.. Arthur
would not recover.
on The 9TH, at grocery store in the came place.
John Humphries stabbed Mr.. Night dangerously
HUMPHREYS decampsd before he could be arrested
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bo'd'ng Pnrchased.-The fugitive slave Boiling,
recently sent from NewYork to South Caroline,
VIII Do taken back, the $1,000 having finally been
subscribed. The Marshals deputies, in whose
'cnarse ie was sent home, were telegraphed on the
o'' 70 the abeve effect, and the slave is, no doubt,
before tins on his way to NewYork or the money
subscribed, $1,000 was raised in Poughkeepsie,
SlOat Albany, and the balance in Nav York city.
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"oanded Honor.-A New York correspondent
says is quite likely that duel will result from
the late disgraeeful fracas between Mr.. Edwin
Forrest and Robert Sinclair. The latter gentle.
man, 1t will be remembered, was supposed to be
connected in some way with Mr. Forrest's domes.
tic diffisulties
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DR.. MeFARLANE,s =
M e ICNL $50 ~.
CORNER P0YDRAs And CrRcus srp,pr.

esM g a &C AZ 8 tore.
CORNER PoYDRAs And CIRCUS STREETS.
'hiS Establishment has recently been supplied
s:pH!fsy sh tso, tim =, e
de, The care RolsnT G..sDssR one nsc Of Ss
mS rS c9nmapssnt Apoihecares in the city.
own practices and has been
Pbvscsn" .a ,ns nnsm o. ne pest very quality.
ne Phi ~ where the most and
which s ana T1;s the
20 Families and Plantation. supplied. ASA.
SPiCES-5o bags Pepper 20 do, Allspice so
.ne ssE paiy ssir 81 9E ;s c.mwa,
plMENTO-75 bags, superior quality. Iandino
for .s em schooner John Wesley from Kingston, Js and
Us A. T. COCHRAN co. a, rohouDitou., St,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS-25bb is. Brandy 90
ba,k W. - KUN; 70 eighth bbs Brandy, landing IRON
ss " ao6B 81 fe z CO. ~ and % Common St.
i nElls bbls. fresh Alton, landing from
sfo 1ssfEs@.7 AZ IL ;ii 4 rssoup.ou.. .
Bn msa e, sacks, landing from Griffin Yest-
Is sfS S W. y wALwoRrH. IS rsheup.ou..., st.
M OLAssES-sugar-hous Molasses, in store
IS 10 FEs ii B. KENNErr q co. g Mas..ins st.
STARCH-5O boxes Louisville Starch, in store
Is s1 q. .. Feb III KEsNRTT co. 50 M.s..in. St.
SUGAR-Clarifed, Crushed and Powdered Su-
ID i Il. Tor Re fasssb kENNarr co % M...... :.
A LMONpS-25 bags, landing from bark Nav
rs Flower r. f' at;os6SSSklcH CO. and % commo.,
CANTON GINGER-l00 boxes, in store and
.ls Nv i" eooDRICA co. and 81 Couuoo :.
lava COEFEE-400 packages, landing from
.ls " GooSRSltiaa ~ Uo y and q commo, !.
G ASTON OLD bbls. pure Castor Oil, 81
.le .. iEED. REEHkrTA CO. . n.s..,.. !.
~ AlLS-i000 kegs FslI River Nails, in store
as i& FShG KENNETH /. 90. y n,...,,..
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ives GsswaAy Knovr.--A Washington car.
respondent Of the New York Journal q & omms ro,.
ssys; IL " remarkable, bu. not well known
iaet' shaf' IN the archives of our government. we
have an engagement made, in Jackson. admin.
trssioH betwssn The United States, England ana
France. ihss Spain shall remain in und;,,u,s.s
pcssessien ef the leland d. Cuba.n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-16

Pra,seicorthy.-Professor Anderson, the great
"as'clan' generously gave the entire receipts of
one nights performance at Tripler Hall to the
widow and orphan of the late police serp cant, Eos
ssr' who was killed while in discharge Of his duty
IN that city. Such liberalty does no. 20 withou,
its reward
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-16

In an Awkward fla case is now pending
before Alderman Simpson, agains. distinguished
member Of the bar at Philadelphia, who is charg.
ea with " wiifui and corrupt perjury" The
alleged crime consisted in positively swearing,
upon the information Of another person, thu,
man had stolen watch. The person who gave
the information sfterwards voluntarily test;6sa
that he had spoken falsely. .rr
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-16

= Gse1 1nsissss- The Nsw York Mirror .,x.
that the rscspts Il the New York Hotel are from
$1,000 10 sl2oo day over It's expepvs.. l, h,
said that Nh. A0nnet The proprietor, has made
nssfix sSolo0o IN ~ hst I've ysaia He i, pre-.
psssg y eaildN nsw Asssl II white masbls, on he
corner y FifsA sysays sad RsssdnaE
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-16

Ia z0svssaer 4 PsnasyIvssis b. mined :,
q. In = !ssessrsisg ehss q ~ LIT Of Sep.
y. n 'iSz - = the PsbEe ashs q Psaa.
F. r.! = n = gsehsa-shas aasrat Il State
-.-...ss -. p.seeeesa sst ~ osrtiasusss
q. ~ - ~ n 3 - Psslsat - u Tie
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-16

Cdiv@n'an Robbed.-A Frenchman, Mr.. Jos.
a. Chlngaey, whohad just returned from Califor.
MAJ was robbed At New York few days ago BY a
Mt o'hseies The amount for which he was VIC
imixed was six hundred dollars in dust, four hun.
afed dollars IN gold coin, and watch valued at
one hundred dollars. Mr.. O'Keefe insinuated
himself into the good graces of the Frenchman.
VINO politely invited him to his lodgings, and
While asleep, Mr.. OKeefe relieved him as above
stated. He was arrested.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-16

1he Hurr'cdne at Porto Rico.-The schooner
Junius, fourteen days from Porto Rico, arrived a,
Norfolk, Sept 8. brings further details Of the erea,
hurf'cans which prevailed there on the 18Th nj,
: ihedamase to the crops and the shipping was i'm.
menss In addition to the reports already published
We learn that the bark Carlotta, loaded with supn
'of New York, was driven ashore Al Hamaco, and
proved total loss Al Asecihn shs brig Frederick.
with cargo Of tobacco for Bremen; Mary. with
2 cargo Of molssses for Newfoundland, and tn.
seeua, for Hahfax, were totally lost. The brig
Adolphay et the same port. witha cargo Of tobacco
for HapbuEg, lost her mss,s.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-16

er}or Shsps' Claim Ca5lss Mr.. John 8,
Crine, q merchant Of Boston, has invented meth.
% BY which, in hauling up ships anchor the
chain can be fseted upon the cable without risk.
and without losing link Of the cabls Inside Of
the hawssr hole is m iron groove or chamber.
through which the chains work, and every link, as
1t Is hove in is secured by pail, which falls upon
it from above. The invention il calculated to SUD-
ply want long felt by seamen
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-16
THE CHARACTER OF DR.,
Sher2asy1s'S Truss Abroad

RocKLAND, Maine, August az. 1851.
Or Shsron-D sir Capt Paul smoke 10 me of ,nu,
which he wears and which, s the only one be
ever eoud wear and speaks high much 40 an
10 huuce me 10 send Tor one. Respectfully yours,
GARDNER LUDWIG, M D.
N. s,. RooxLARD. August az, 1851.
applicant your TRUSS He is practising physician here and
man Of nsaence and will doubtless of much service n,
probably recosct purchased you Fetruary
which i've hundred per better than any TINS, aver -
Your, truly, j. X. PAIL
Letter to Dr. Sherman IN favor Of his Truss and
Wash, from tho Req, Jas. H. Wright:
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nsfhod :" hss Madness. Two gentlemen
lately drove from Boston to Somerville, Mass, in
carriage, and having business to transact Al,
the Lunatc Asylum, in the latter place, as usual,
fastened their horse to the post. Having finished
ths'f busnsss the two visitors were about le,v-
ing, when they discovered that their horse and
carnage were among the missing. The atte,d.
ants were promptly informed Of the fact, and II
was soon aseertainsd that one Of the patients, a
young man whose relatives reside in Boston, was
also missing. Two or three Of the attendants i'm.
ned'ately started in different directions in purssit
Of the runaway, but the hour growing late, aud no
'id'ng' being received from him, the owner of the
carriage, in company with his friend, took their
eave' and walked into the city. The mailman had
not been discovered
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-16

~ Aros xhads.-Ths Passburg American il
'n e that the Iron trade is very much de.
psssssd Don't half The mlls in that city are idle
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-16

Land Warrsnts.-Land warrants were grant.
90. On the 6th, q tho Washingtoa Exchange
Offices At el4s to Sl53.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-16

Trade WITH America.-A parliamentary paper
has bean issaed in London, showing thstrade Of
the United Kingdom with the United States Of
America m the lest four years. In 1S47 the de-
cassd value Of British and Irish produce and man
uiacture exported to the United States Of America
was ElO. ga. lBl; in l84s, E9, 564 500; in IS4s
,OSs, and in 1850, ETA .Sal,96l. The ian.
porta from the United States have increased N The
three ysars tlast years account not being made
up the official value of the imports was rec
lively, ~. $40 1882; f2s9l6 S44, and :S25 554
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Ressassr0sss fo,. Sale,

AGestGsgs0sst for Sale.
A SPLENDID RESTAURANT, doing frs,
rats busne,.. hand.omsly fitted up and 8
IA well located. with Lsass, Stock
~ and fl1tufes. is offered for sale, If
AkS imnsdais e, application be made. "a
Mnen an interview may be obtained, with real name s6 s
WANTED TO RENT-A email House. ,u;,.
abe fo9 ANAL family. with good convsnisnoes ~
a1a Mfee ard attached In good neighborhood am.
wn na IN Lafayette Kent must be moderate. Apply
ROOTS, SHOES and BROGANS-3sQ n.ck.
a.. eges. now landing from ships Forest Prince Levi =
WoodonFys Vsnl0s and Kentucky; toesthsr with II
- NV Gases In store, forming complste a.
on 9ii foi country and city trade. for sale<11
.6 1T q w DuSSaR. 8 Ms sssssSs y. use
SOUTHERN CHEMICAL WORKS-MAS.
~ SEY, MARCEhIN 4 co: offer at low cash prices. q
warranted quality BISULPHITE OF LIN for the ms
snxaf panter esh made and warranted of full strensth
as directed by Nelson's improved mode OF sugar MAXIM
ma mol injured by being laid over from Last year
III 1E vTTRlOL ~ SuLPHuRIC ACID:
dr.ctsa e or1s!s feS SC1hs Chemical Work. must Be
.iIss q UONvERs CO. corner 81 fc aSS as
ana lafayette Streets - NO other sell o. receipt
purchase. Or contxacts for Southern Chemical Wo,h.
name q the firm. MASSEY. MARCzIIS' VI ~ Ia .ne
SID 81 p L. MASSEY : w.
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ANAOEN, "A WORD TO YOUy
+ you wish to have most excellent Medicine in
Morus Darsoa, Dsen.y ec wcS no
60 lmmediatsH and get bottle Of = ~-N"''
boach's Antl.Cathartlc Mixture.
cne OF the best remedies disoovssd You will nd,
Gsss5 prompt afs and yqe remedy and coss neare
vnins and purgins in Cholssa and Cholera Mo,6o. m
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Wax.

Posr oyrlor psrAnrsrsr, October Is, 1851
SEALED PROPOSALS w be received q hs dsp.rasn. sS.
nh1s wrapping OF snvsops apf osa .,es for & o%
The said classified and described as follows
CLAss No. L.
Item Patent sized manila wrapping envelope paper each
sheet be least q BY So inches IA siIe and 70 "ssh NOT
Item Manila wrapping envelope paper each sheet TO be at
weigh not less tan 70 pounds 10
aforesaid paper contain $50 perfect sheets
CLAss No.
Bun yellow envelope paper each sheet 70
IS aches and weigh mol less thah ~
10 BY "a and weigh not less than -
Each eam oe aforesaid paper perfect
CLASS No >.
Item /. Gotten threads slack twisted so
Item o with eight threads, 10 be Of
Item g. Cotton twine to be composed Of
ed and three welLsPun threads TO each strand
pound than pounds EACH directed the de
and be similar TO The cotton Irvine now used In the larger
hemp wins asou. Of an inch n diameter, b
well twisted and and to be delivered balls OF hanks
not weighing over one pound each
CLASS No. s.
Scarlet sealing wax Of fair quality for ordinary
CLASS No.
mail bags and those passing ds'bans Offices Be
proposals quantity Of an inferior article sealing
color viii not be deemed m.sa Contracts
such inferior not be determined
article above specified inferior sealing
wax Appointment Office ofihe Post Once DE
Washington, and the Offices al Boston, New
York. Philadelphia but these adopted exact samples
with his the sample which his
based his bid shall be accepted and the de-
right contract articles not corresponding
with the samples above referred TO.
The quantities for years supply are from the best estimates
| that made, stated below.
The states and Territories divided into four districts and
established (being the established
bank all the articles contracted io
hereby advertised for be received
and deposited All articles not equal TO the samples
| ferred TO in the contract will be rejected:
Eliminated quantities be supplied at each depot for year.
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General Agency and Omcc a. w AshixAktvns
DE sELDiNG WYLIE,
No Tods baildinx aps.se, dec,
BroWn's Hotel, Washsnsto., ID. q.
pHAs. DE Sell DING ANDREW WYLIE, IT,, having formed
partnership purpose claims
Congress- executive departments before board
appointed spoiaons
claims against foreign prepared give
full faithful all business that may nus,ed
chsfge They will obtaining pensions bounty
land, duties claims arising under contracts treaties
otherwise buying and selling real estate, collecting claims
rents, ke.
Andrew wyie, IT,, will any business with which
the Entrusted,
the District the Supreme Cour, sf the United States
Chas. De seding being United States
public, deeds for all
viii give prompt the taking of testimony, acknowledge
nent deeds, which appean Office
Charges will be regulated Ny
and the OF services required.
(post pad will receive immediate
5-dly
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class separately and separately
for classes and
pound determining the bids the
the bid for each class separately
which shall best for the interest Of the department
accompanied by and refer sample OF
article proposed be furnished and the quality Of such sample
consideration In determining the bids
by sufficient evidence OF
ability comply his proposal
The be required
sufficient sureties, required by law.
furnish the promptly when ordered furnishing
quality attempt evads
meaning OF the will be considered sufficient
is forfeiture
will be made the production Of the proper vouchers
quarter yearly, after the OF each
price, only specified for each and every
bid the be accurately extended, and the
exhibited Proposals
directions will be considered
discrepancy between the set down and the extensions
which would afford the bidder opportunity fixing his price at
bids electng be his interest,
other will be considered fatal the bid
Proposals of the envelope Pro
addressed the Seoond rs
sistant PosrrasteT General Washington, d. C."
~. HALL
Octl3 Postmaster General.
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ORNATE TUTOR.-A young English gentleman, who has
received good education, and resided Paris
anxious position companion young p~r
sons In some private family Of respectabiliv.
References family
gwen parties Of the highest responsibility either this country
In England, IL
Mar fe-dW
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baltimore and Woshirxfon Raiirosd.

baltimore aud Woshinrfor Raiirosd.
IN and acr Wednesday next instant station Penn
" syvsna will be vacated and the
occupied.
The in. will the latter,
as usual and o. and daily, except
when but two trains win at 9, a. and S, p. m.
In making change, undersigned desires
the rules OF company regard reception delivery
merchandise
Let shippers reminded direc
tons should accompany the goods.
This Of
the goods be
I'd Conssnees notified that nil merchandise
moved the upon which received
cannot hold itself responsible fr thing len Its house during
night.
The reception delivery
a. III a.
The undersigned takes occasion remark these
regulations, compelled
from their frequent violation which has caused
Inconvenience.
T. II PARSONS, Agent
Ap 6-9wd
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SUPERIOR Observation-Disclosures Premium ~. II.

SUPERIOR DSguerreotypes First Premium ~. n.
- WHITEHURsT his operations
than the county Ills galleries
found Pennsy between
No % baltimore stree. B.iumote corner broadway and Leonard
New York No. ~ Main Richmond, Sycamore
.ucs rser,bug Main street. Norfolk and Main Lynch
burn, Virginia =. Y
extraordinary Improvement nsung faithful and highly
hk few seconds
The back ground invented by H. whtehur gives
airy and living appearances TO the picture.
Whehusts establishment distribute than thirty
sand annually aud have dissatisfaction
certainly hatepE proof OF his kenees
n W. calls the attention OF the public his elegantly
exhibition OF pictures wiilbe given
Notwithstanding competition in dagnencotypcs
Fair Maryland Institute, he awarded
medal by the judges.
Lhsnsscs ofeve description copied and post norton
attended Nov 25-dly
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WILLIAM HORNER,
RNEY AT LAW,
Iuurusfer Grant c0tl,1fU WIsc0asiu

(LATE yAuoUIER COUNTY, vA.O
WILL attend the Of Grant Dane and Iowa countless and
the federal and Madison. He will give
prompt the collection Of claims
chase sale redemption ands and the Of taxes
resident landho.ders in any part Of the State.
Refers Hon H. g. Fooe u senaie Hon James M Mason,
u. Senate; lnman Homer esq Waenton Va Messrs Knox
Mason, attorneys at law, New York Professor w e. Homer,
lapsley esq and Measrs. s. w. Welsh Philadelphia
b. Crockett John KassoB at law 81 Louis,
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