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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-05
Specification Al,
For Painting and Plastsring, and for certain
zeuairs ON tie St MarY's YeQetabLs Maykst.

For Painting and Plastering, and for certain
repairs on the st. Mayys Vegetable MARKET.
Such repain .. are 10 the stating of roof must BE-
II. uuncssd portion, Or fat part OF tns roof is to Be
TSs %osr. of root % be well fastened where required
'n s ss;,nns q % ;hso x In covering laid in
b .s;Shns IN, up .ss1 s sc
side Tins tin reach not less than Y inches undss
bsse%sns Of the cupos all rouod and 70 pas down over De
dated paris Of roof not ls.s than = inches. ,u ;. .
and inch Sos'
Wo s II Sa hs
nice which TO be done away yi,h and light cupos =
ed for bell Of twice the weight Of The present belwhich
drawing. over panel Easements. be%sen ps,n ante.
ID f 'ds The Ss
inches yellow pine. hs shsathing inch sypss. and tss
and cu 10 % answer he diminishing width toward: he
Gle bead Of the roof The sstss e lap no. lsss than o.
will be Of best red cedar secured well TO the hsads OF s
the rest of wood work On 70 be well painted vii,
sss ssds
All the columns whether Of the market Or Of the marie
as al present. ' fSs iscs q The awning which shall
faca Of with crown moulding. must be pants
The whole ceilnE Of Il market vii! be newly pasts.e
% .ss ss s. hs ss 81 a
the aides and end of Market together with all tbs
terra al pastering on the two gats ends.
placed | bs new V by Is inch dressed cypress sca p!ops
notched to shoulder Gown on the Of the column
plate be dressed IL inch cypress board reaching tn
Of the awning Gutter with neat crown mould
ing Of owed copper will be placed. roach dow
on the present copper gutter not Ies than inches:
The gutter all around !. to be cleared out and made pc
scy cle.n will also the conductors through spe.tuiss
the sides Of the gutter Besides these here shall be
inch copper neck conduct the waller between
/ two columns.
The gable ventilator in the Posyarre end
root will be taken and another substituted In size
make q semi.circe Of less than radius fl
diameter. The blinds and faming Of will be painted vii
l three coats Fren green.
Railing enclosing part of roof will be repaired
better fastened and properly painted with OF viii
| paint HUGH GRANT,
/ Surveyor of the second Municipality.
L New Orlsans OctobeF "a. 1a5l
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Further from California.

The San Francisco Herald Of Oct. 1st, sums up
the result of the elections in California, As fol-
lows:
The returns from nearly all the counties in the
have at last been received and footed up, they
esw majorities for all the candidates on the dem
ocratic ticket ranging from fourteen hundred and
thirty-fve to forty-eight hundred and forty
John Bgler is elected Governor by fifteen hun
dred majority. Messrs. Marshall and Nc Corkle
are elected to Congress by heavy msjorities Ma
ior Roman leads his ticket having already four
thousand eight hundred and forty-seven majority
over his Wing competitor; he gets majority in
every county in the State except San francisco.
The returns from the counties yet to be heard from
will increase the demooxatc majorities about four
hundred. Excluding the vote for Governor, nearly
every county in the State gives majority for the
demo ratio ticket The Legislature is strongly
democratic in both branches. The whole vote
polled in the State is about forty five thousand.
The following is the vote for Governor, com
piled from the latest reliable returns. From most
Of the counties it is official Il will be seen that
Bger is now 1871 ahead. The counties Of San
Diego, San Louis Obispo, klamath, and part ol
Trinity are still be heard from. Bgler is elec-
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n and havre, an assortnient
FANCY AND STAPLE
surpassed in extent, variety
now 0fiers WHOLESALE
'uus patrons at very reduced
art oil the following. viz:
Rich plaid Raw Silks;
English, French and Amen
can Calic0es;
A complete assortment Of
EAg' IN, German and French
Hosiery
Superior white and cold Silk
Hose and Half Hose !; p
GLOVES AND MtTTS.
Buck, ChamOls, Kid. Cazh-
mere, Silk, Filoseili and Fi-
let, Of every description.
LACE GOODS.
A large and elegant ass0rtm't
OF Valenoiennes, English :
French and German Laces, ,
and DO. Embroideries
Superior 6-l2 and ia Linen
| Sheetlngs
lDanaak Table Linens and
Napkins, new and splendid
| styles;
IA insh and German Linen
and Lawns
IlLinen Cambria Hdtfs, plain
Embroidered and c0loFed bo!
. dered Curtain StuH, embr''
Lace and Muslin, Silk an
n WOODEN Damask, etc
; PLANTATION GOODS.
Heavy Kerseys, L.owels, Lin
seys, Jeans. Depims, Suips
and CottOnades:
Super French Bed Blankets
Heavy Grainer Plantation Dc
very superior.
, specially. call the attention q
X OF goods TOR their use. 1t
have besn selected with grea
of long experience in that pal
esS If
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DRY GOODS. heretofore II
and recherche style, which hs
AND RETAIL " his nume
prices. The stock consists in .
Super Bpoche Antioue Silks
COtoxed Armuie Silks:
SUiped Taieta SiIks:
Hish col. plain Pouit de Sole 4
Black Brocade tacounke:
Exira rich and embri, do:
Chaneesb,e and Chenk do:
EmbruId'd Damask ana main
Poult de Soie !.
Extra rich chsneeable and
!. chameIeon PonIt n So;e
small Maid hiSb colored do
ior misse,s.
Maycellines and Florences, Of
every shade and color;
White and c0lored Saiins;
A few pieces superior heavy
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n Mayoralty OF New Orleans,
OcToBRR Is, 1851.
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two,
t Sitting of October IA. 166l
ID ESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorized
IN and requested after giving days notice in ts o
ca paper Of this Municipality To sell at public auction the
contYacts- 49,,
For painting. white washing and repairing the st. My
Market. -
For painting. white washing and repairing the PoydF
Market. ...--
For painting whit. washing and repairing the Vegetable
Market. Il. ,N1r
The work to be done and payments made in accordance
with the specifications furnished by the Surveyor and TO be
published with the said notice. :,
lSignedj JAMxs H. CALDWELL. President
Approved October 15, 1851. . tt1l
[Signedl A. ID. CROssxAN, Mayor.
TINE cSpy H. BIER Clerk lse'4
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For Painting the Fisk School house, corner Of
ST. Peter and Perdtdo streets
To have the external wood work OF the walls and galleries
well painted wh two coats paint The blinds and hand
rails 10 be French green, and the rest white paint .
Builders will for themselves and bid or the whoe
subject TO the approval OF the C0uncil.
This painting be finished or before the 18th day Of
thereafter completed according to the directions and 70
the satisfaction Of the Surveyor.
Security required in the fun 9f The contract the
satisfaction of the Council. HUGH GRANT.
Surveyor Of the Second Municipality.
NewOreans. November 3. 1851. .Hi
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Public Night school, I'd niunicip.iisy.
!. saasSS5kks /! SkaSSs,s. sSSsns.Dpr. c'~"'''''.
Proposals for an 1luminaaed clock.
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two,
(,itv nf Nevyt lralAna.

COUNCIL OF MuNIc1rA Atty No. Two.}
.L+ I-- City Of NewOrslana
I N virtue of resolution Of the Council, adopted
the sitting of The 18th ins the undegned gives noce
thai the Commee suses and Landing. will receive pro-
erection OF Town Cock with illuminated dias in the
tower Of St Patcks Church. Camp street, The bids
specify the and qualities Of the clock the terms
which will be furnished and what time will be ccm
foT the faithful performance Of the contract Bids will be
left the Office OF the Secretary Of the Council, and en-
doed Proposals for furnishing and erecting town clock.
49, HENRY REN5HAW,
+ oA Chairman Committee on Streets and Landings
QATTURE SAND-Notice is hereby given to
- all persons desirous of obtaining Battufe Sand that
ST. Joseph street. HUGH GRANT,
Surveyor Of the Second Municipality.
Surveyors Oice, Second Municipality Oct II. ISL
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n MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANs Oct. Ii. ISL
NOTICE is hereby given, in virtue OF the above
resolution that will sell, at my Office, on MONDAY.
for painting and repairing the ST. Mary Vegetable Make
The work to be done in accordance with the speccat0n
Of the Surveyor. n
o29 A. ID. CROssMANs Mayor,
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AIayoralty of New Orleans,

COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two,
Sitting of October "A. tS51.
p ESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorized and
IL requested after giving days notice the official
oodance with files and specifications file Office of
the Surveyor. the for painting the external walls
of the Arlington. Fisk, Franklin and Marsha school,
houses and the carpentsrs work the Washington
Franklin and Marshall school houses SUBJECT the approval
of the Council
GSgned1 JAMES II. CALDWELL, President.
[Sgned) A. d. CRossMAH, Mayor.
True COPY; HI, BIER, Clerk
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Specification
Of Repairs to be made on the Franklin School
house, on st. Charlss street, 6stscesn Gsrod
and Julia streets
The tmbe and flooring Of the galleries to be repaired
hooushly. with suitable MATERIALS in wokmanks manner
newed and ali requisite repairs to the shafts Of columns well
performed C0rnice Of house will be thoroughly repaired all
Wood work above described shall be painted with three
best white paints and al other external wood work Of
house be painted in suitable co0rs, with two coats best
nter conductors of house will be repaired with materials
quality as at present. and painted with coats French
green mu, be compeed on q, before the 18th dav of
January 1854 under peay of SIS per day for day
thereafter completed the satisfaction and according to
BuJes will examine the for themselves and include
the whole work in one bid subject to the approval OF the
Payment viii be made, completion. in cash. the
amount Oh ''s '0nua'' 70 'e sal HUGH iJe:EA Grant
Surveyor Of the Second Municipality.
NewOreans, November g. 1851,
Specification
| of repairs to be made on tho Marshall School.
Aossss on St. Mary street, 6staossn Gsrod and
Julia streets
The ceiling, boards. and flooring Of rear gallery are much
dilaDida,sd the whole thorough repair.
Columns and Antes to be repaired in proper and work
uornce and fsca viii receive thorough REPAIRS together
with blinds of house, some OF which must be renewed
best approved material performed in workmanlike manns
the sa isetSn o the SHIysyo OH a, tho ns ,hs, vo,,
to be painted with three Of best paint the blinds
door French sreen and the other white paint
All other eXtsInalwood work OF house shall receive tw
| coats best whits paint. 81 s., -,
day of January, 1852 under penalty OF sl5 per day 10
| every day thereafter not completed.
cude the work bid subject 10 the approval Of tn
| Council. h ~
Payment will be made on the certificate of the Surveyor
on competon and security required in the full
| HUGH GRANT,
Surveyor Of the Second Municipality.
| New Orlsans, Nov, 3, 1851.
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Specification

SpeC1nC0V1On
Of repairs to be made on the Warrington School
house, corner Of Magazsne and Basin streets.
Ceilings of the galleries of this house must be repaired in
proper, workmanlke name with tongued and gr00ved
inch dressed yellow pine.
The flooring. the josts and all imbeu Of the galleries to be
well repaired where necessa the flooring to be with IA
inch Deow pine dressed tOngued and gro0veds
and the tmbers yellow pine, size the present.
turned columns shall be substituted for those OF the
gallery columns of best and and all other
columns requiring repair have the and bases put in
good finished condition. with p, oper materials.
Blinds OF house will be repaired in workmanlike manner
and such OF the present blinds much injured must be
replaced by new
Guttefs and conductors be carefully repaired and
fixed using where required and as to stop al
leakage.
The wood work above described must be painted with
three best paint the blinds French gfeen and the
white color and all other external and internal wood work
Of house receive two best paint in white and othe
suitable coors at presents the gutter conductor to have
two coats French green
The whole to be completed before the Fifteenth day
OF January, 1852 under penalty OF $5 day Tor every
day thereafter completed the satisfaction and unde
directions OF the Surveyor s 5t
Builders will the premises for Themselves and in
cude the whole work in bid subject to the approval
the Council
Payment will be made complexion in cash. on the Ger
tcae of the Surveyor; and security required in the full
amount ofhe contract, the satisfaction Of the Council
- HUGH GRANT,
Surveyor of the Second Municipality.
Nop(
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JAY MORNING, NOVEMBER s, 1851.


CosHc1L o. huEcIPALlTI Ne Iwo.{ I
IN virtus Of resolution Of the Council, sdopted |
the sitting Of Ocobsg "A, 1851, the undegned com
z: Sss vi Fl
ys%ess 1sy. 70 's! 70 hs - M.nisspa,,y g Of ss0nsd
ass e e Is os
secstay Of the Cogsei I'D e1Hossd Proposals. Tor lot
}. $SS $SE1SA Ss$ss!Sss ssssssHsSSssa ssssssHSssa4s s':''-.'
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
REooaDEa's 9sncs, MuHG..A..1Y .S... NJ; N; T~o.}
THE ASSESSMENT Rolls OIL. !: Il fh III. Muni-
i. s e e. K. cssas ias
ths date. according to law. OfhOs heun fon H.tos
" oi snsi Bly, JAMES n. CALDWELL. Reco.ds.
FILLING OF LOTS.
suRvrYoR's Orylci. SECOND MpMcr4Llrr
NewOreans. September IL. 1851. ).
: r ESOLVED, That the Surveyor be, and he is
ali ownsm sss 81 ots n he Hancpsy That require ns up
oaa. the Be done IN aoccd.acs with the provi
ali owner Of lots in The Second Mnncpag requiring be
da,e hereof under penalty Of 1--WE dollar, day. recover
able before Of competent jur.ction. for every
surveyor h.ve awe Il ssi los ~ hat r ssaain uns ass thirty
days IRON notification hed the H|s z! "a Sps
sll Surveyor of the Second Municipalty.
Public Night school, I'd Municipality.
THIS SCHOOL will be open nightly for six
l. months from Monday 9Th inst. from half.psst6 to
O'Clock =. N-the Male Deparmsn The Marshall School
t.%s s.
Seiss' = % Of Z: Sos si o
andsnsasd or the Pdpciga.;a ~,
| :. ). ssssSSERs ssssSSEsSs i! SSEasSSs,s, sSSss..Our. cs-"'''...
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MAyoRALrY New ORLEANS. Oct. Is, 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given, in virtue OIL the above
resolution, that will sell my office, MONDAY,
Nov TO- at IL O'Clock the lowest bidder, the contract
Fisk Franklin and Marshall schoolhouses and also the
carpenters work the Washington. Franklin and Marha
schoo All in accordance with plans and specics-
lions 10 be furnished by the Surveyor. -. 81
ol9 A. ID. CRossMAN. Mayor.
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OFFICIAL.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

MuNIC1PALITf NUnbkH TWO.
A IL persons who have present applications for
correction Of the Ass.msnt Rolls q: bessoy nssiosd
Room No. II Municipal Hall, at O'Clock, H., u day,
when Their applications will be eonsidNed.
~ Ia.
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NEW GOODS-P. w. WOODLIEF. No. I3
Charre. street. has just received steamships Win
field Scott, Union and Empire City, and by the sailing
psekeu from NewYork Boston and Hsyre an assosteni
qf % Fssh,osa abIs and sea.onsble FANCY AND STALE
and .ecbescne style, which he now ofen WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL " ha numerous patrons at very reduced
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WINER's CANADIAN vERMIFUGE-

"INER' S CANADIAN VERMIFUGE-
w The best remedy yet discovered for all kinds of
WORMS 1t not only destroys Worms and avigorates the
whole system, but ssoves and carries off the superabun.
dant slime prevalent in the stomach and bowels
of children especially of those bad health. The
forms the bed in which Worms produce their
young, and by removing it, it impossible for Worms to
remain in the body. lt its effects the SYSTEM
and the health of the patient always improved by its use
even when the Worms discovered the msdcn being
palatabe, child will refuse to take it, not
delicate.
v Prepared by JOHN WNER Il Co. 80 Maiden Ian
NewYork.
Sold Wholesale and retail, by j. WRIGHT Il CO., Gen.
ea Agents for the South and West, l5l Chares street,
NewOrleans.
Druggiats supplied at proprietors' prices.
CICK HEADACHE-It should be remembered
~ that Sick Headache all cases, proceeds from dsor.
dered stomach and corrupt state of the blood. g.
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS are a
certain for every description Of headache because they
fined in the stomach, the Of nausea and sickness.
breath. wasting OF the gums decayed ,eth and other
dsesing c0mplain and when taken into the circulation,
and thrown upon the various Of the body, give rise
every malady incident 10 man. rtsy. -
Four Or five of said Indian Vegetable Pills, taken
twenty -four hours will. in short time, complete stop
to Sick Headaehe-a the time the digestive organs will
srsosed healthy tone, and the blood completely
ned that Sick Headache, disease Of kind will be In
| . manner impossible. For sale by
J.WRlGHT CO., Agents, l5l Char,res rect,
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LIN pints and quarts, in fine order, tor sale
by JOHN TOOLE. 20 ibsDk Place
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INSURANCE,

= :
A GENCY o. 8. LIFE INSURANCE, AN
"A NUITY AND TRUST CO. ~ fmAsEEsrA
CAr1TAL. o310sOOO.
9. n CRAWFORD. President.
- Office As Camp sras, NsssOrlAsss.
tr-l- BEHyAniN EI.0RAHCE, Agsae.-
HSxaaD 5SsEfa DEssab5s. aalIS5 T. Medical E...ia.
ssasems.s Of aae Capital a.a Es,sstus.es d ae
U. o. Life Insurs nee, Annuity and Trust
CO.of Phaaadelphta..-. Dec 81, 1850.
on"Ps.sd sCsP,.i In a
subscrption Noss iAsio sO-11aM @
Bonds and Mortgage On Real Esae. S0 % Sfs -
usisd Stated is.n, lsss I9SD po
;. Per esut iosn. 1851 .--.~... a@eS @ @ .tS
.as * asss sss ''ss s.
too Company 100 shares. ....-......--.S - =
:.s S:. N u hasa: nlsa q Agent: m assi.. .sa.a M 81
In addition to which, Company hold sub
scrpon notes for 81. iaSsiN "
@ ..ys sxsoss %
81. Lee, Recotisr city o Phaadeipha do
certify s :qa. e he sad n:,a q :ss; G e. % ,s,s ys
Ted he securities BY item e u and ss he oeoms
e % Z, s ~. d s "a q
value q than huad5sa ,sou.ssd dss.
w,as,. ~ hard L .aa shs. 9 Z ~ & Il.
y: +; <: :: q; e. z, fs:ss'
= = Is,en.dI y is6sERr NJ LEE, Recorder.
United States ef lm.riea, se.. Of Ps,~sslssnia,,
sa..,a Roberts, Notary ssgIis saI ts
Pennsyvan resieng the city Of PhAdephia DO hereby esf
sstsmsas and csrhcs,s sc. ior.h or poduce
TO m. for that pupos' and fnd them TO e faithful and srs
In .nsny sh:.sof a.s.u.:e r., ITO st o. %y s,sa ss
L - day ef OctebeI, 4. D. 1851. =
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DAINTING DONE WELL AND CHEAP.
d. BOWERS. 80 long and favoraby know as a HoUsk
and SIGN FAINTER, dinform his friends and
the public in general that he has PAINT SHOP, al Ef
Magazine street, where he prepared Tor
outing with prompnes and dispatch all orders in ha line Of
busrs.s with the VERY hest of materials ~ sy
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Southern Mutual Life Insurance Co. Of

The insurance. Annuity and Trust Company
Phiaspha having for valued and have
become due arising Policies Of issued
Company Louisiana
presen, eSi,J w continue all
a due, terms Get forth in the taa
Of said Company.
The Policy Of the Southern Mutual life insuIsnes Com
pany OF No.
Camp street VIII
h,titsd explanations than
dered essential. JOSHUA BALDWIN, -li
| AuuL Lis insurance Company.
BENJA MIN fLORAECE,
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DIR. LACRUE'S, OF Paris, TOOTH AND
GUM SPECIFIC.
THIS is beyond doubt, the best article ever
s% for the and sna @
apd f. isis y e.
Si4sss : AtlIsSs, 8: Shs,s. street.
fMassas, II s1.T III ' Gia.ss G:@p sass ass e'a''s'
se SeDo To M cs,Hnsss sssss,
MAS!oAL D.PoT. fOydIs sIset;;
Sse. kse; RED. co., eoi has U.s. .nd sap Eusspe s
II. KAITErER, corner jackson and Levee
iss lylp Gl Bnionne strset. N. o.
STRAW AND SILK GOODS,
"A CAMP STREET. UP STAIRS.
THE undersigned respectfully informs his city
FL sSTss ons RRP2H HRT
Giles which he offers At very low prices for cash
x ssPI1Ssa s@lp y yIgXAo sAwlN Camp st.. up stairs
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY.
BREWSTER g. CO., los ST. Charles street,
- have jp:t purchased the Carnage Re- efH "
pss DSs q. Of a.y M .s.znx A wsSd S.,s .1r.
@ msnts 70 their & stock from their own M and other
WAGONS. etc. Also, HARNESS and WHIPS Of
viii s
fs'%a ''' CO. los St. Charles st.
RARELLl Il CO., 81 Common street, offer for
ID sale the following 70 Close different consgnments-
Cognac Brandy Madeira and Port Wine;
Cod Liver Oil; Sapere
Essences of Bergam0t, Lemon, Orange and Rose;
Walnuts and Lentils;
1t. Julien MeslOG Claret 10 boxes myl9
DAN AWAY from the subscriber on the Sd
~ inst. negro man named ROBERT. aged about a.
90 years, of griff color feet INCHES high, with
long bushy hair, and the left arm stiff in the elbow
joint Said negro purchased from VIM. Cobb, an
Esq., OF the parish of West Feicianu in this Sate
9Th day Of August last and it probable that he is lurking
about this city, as he was very willing 10 be sold suitable
rs VIII Dc gwen F. tc W. W. WoSbLEF 10 Chsrre, st.
| TO PLANTERS - $4,000 pairs RUSSETI
| Il BROGANS. IN store and for sale by
| A. +. DUNBAR Il co.
| Sd 54 and 81 Common street. a4W
| TO PLANTERS 5000 pairs MUD AMI
| l. DlTCHING BOOTS, A
| In store and iOr sale by u
| "A. F. DUNBAR co.
| 50 "a and IL Common street. -
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MUTUAL BKkRFTT IhFN AND Rlkh fRSER
AGCB COMPANY OF LOUISIANA
MccRpoRArRD IN APRil i3lS, ARD DxclARsD a pIv1
pEkD OF 80 PR CENT. ON TWO YEARS BrsfHAss
once, Ne. B0 Camp street.. l
I Between GrayiH and Common So.
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ChESCENT MUTUAL lNSUhANCt Co
~ NswOrsans. conformity with the rsquia'ions Of their
cus1,er Company following stafsnsnt
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FOR SALE.

TYPE FOR SALE.-We have ON hand, and
4 Offer for sale. about Two Thousand Pounds Of TYPE.
now used in tie publication of this paper Propeors Of
country papen and ownen Of gins will find mi. excsent
opportunity to purchase. We have on hand type which
will answer the purposes of both. s. Of
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This Company being ofzs
aized, soleiy Tor the pretectlen
OF the policy holders and their
families against want and pow
erty, 10 in its operatloAs q grsa,
national benevolent institution.
conducted upon the caost sscaIe
and soiid principles, and Afford.
ing ior a small annuas sum, paid
dur,ng iiie, u large and band.
someiesscy to widow and chil-
dIen after death.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-02-11

Fosters nep Budding. on Main Street, Sd doc,
6eloE ftrst.
HAVING established large dry good store a
l. L the above place, am now opening frest
stock OF fancy and staple dry goods, TO which in
Ole the attention OF the citizens Of Evansville and
vicinity. In my stock is comprised The handsonl-
est varieties and latest styles Dress Goods as well
as everything fancy and staple usually found in
similar establishments, al o which are adapted
10 this market, aud have been purchased at such
prices as will warrant me in selling at least as
cheap as any other house in Evansville. The pub
lie are respectfully invited give call and ex.
anime far themselves. ] will be continually in the
receipt of fresh and seasonable goods, and I'm now
expecting large addition of Fall and Winter
Goods 10 my present stock.
sep2S-f F.. z. BARNES