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SPRING AND SUMMER cLoTHING.

A LFRED MUNROE Il co, No. "a MAGaZLNE
Street. have received by arrivals very choice AS
sotment OF Fashionable SUMNER CLoTHING to which they
would invite the attention OF their friends customers
The following described goods all of the latest styles and
are made and trimmed in the very best manner II our
goods are warran- ed in every respect
Dress Coats Frocks and Sacs of the following mate
ras French Merino; Drap Etc Parametta black drab
ana blue Alpaca Drap de Vienne; French Lama Cloth
caspian Tweed; Croon Cloth; Drap India white brown
ana yellow Linen; Linen Lsado Check: Striped Linen
blue olive and mixed Cashmerete, etc etc
Polka Goats of the following materials: Black and hue
Dfap d Etc; black and coored Cloth Lama Cloth: Cash
Linen. etc. 10y '' -iu 'He1h
ma Panfaoons of the following materials: French Meno
praP Etc; DTap de vienne Parameta; Alpaca Dap de
s5eat variety Of French Dnng India Nankeen Lstado
oheck white Linen Drill plain white Irish Linen heavy
Cottonade ' s''''i anu 1h''e'ie"
bse tests s Of the iGoWing materials Black and cooed Satin
ptfh anu coored Silk; Bombazine; white and fancy Mar
seesfe aI collar straight collar, and double
CIeans SIX and Linen; fancy Linen; plain Linen buff
.ashmee baek and fancy Velvet; light Silk and Satin,
sonlI1s and Drawers; White Linen and Muslin Shirts
sspea hen and cotton shirts; brown pink and white cot
vi hht Taule cotton merino, gauZe flannel and
SIX lndershIrts and Drawers.
itch and fancy silk Cravas Muslin and Batiste Cravats
Linen and silk Hdks; Suspenders Gloves Halfhose etc.
also-Irunks, Vases. Carpet Bags and Umbrellas
E-R We selling stock of heavy WiNTER
ap5 5dp ALFRED MfUNRoE & co "a Magazine st.
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Arrivals at the Prir cipal He. els yes,...

ST. CHARLEs.-H Emerson, Mass; Far,na ,, ;"
c Cuthbert Ala T M Mathews. Miss Heard " U 81
Lewis and lady G; G NJ Davis, Mo; c WIZ Pas.do Ii
II Boyd, Va; w Perkins, La; w MunrssyS Ds sy, h
Stewart, Stewart E Stewart A G Cage M Il
Brooks NewOrleans. 'iS N
VERANDAH-P NJ Thompson, Va J Mec,w J,
sherman, La; II T Keith, Mass; D Boans r Y, hhyR
Texas; a Glaze, J Akenhead A w Burgess ' SIeJ
PLASTpEPBs-J Cham6e5Ialn, Ala Levy IT. l.
h Ais DF WIT Robinson s "a: 1P'ss osW s &
stingley Mis-; Mr. Miller, J DAVIS NewYorE 'ieHeO III
HEWLETT T S ; Lewis, La J Fisher, Ohio. IN,
|. Belknap, La; y Moore Newt Orleans 0"''' Mexico II
,ARcApE;nP Mccormick. Ky; ] ii Cowap T..
Cpnly Jas 4 McC1acken, w g Bryerly Tho" H neyas
NJ / Powell. J A Harstson Miss: o Mavo ! nm9dens
iebvre, w Lloyd, La; II G Whiting Coasii Ia Emile l.
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g.. Io,,,s ANN CINCINNATI RAILRoAD.-The
gentlemen named as commissioners III o. ious' ~
3rr info effect an act of Incorporation establish
;na a railroad between that place and Cincliina'i'
via Vneennes. met at the Planters House, 81 Lou
s f,s we are informed by the Reveie) on Inc Sf'i
u,t Col Campbell in the Chair, and Mayor hullaii-
nhv acting as Secretary. Resolutions were hlllo-
dnced concurring in the action OF the state ol III
dian, and declaring the readiness of the commas
sioners TO attend to the opening of the subscription
books. etc Full confidence was expressed III ''ie
speedy completion of such an Improvement
C1,y1sM IN KENTucKY-Th has been very
large and enthusiastic meeting OF Claylies III Lou
isville Ky-Mr Prentice, of the Journal, was one
of the officers.
BIsHoPs-The nomination of Bishop llampdeh
nv Lord John RUSSELL has created great excitement
in England which even now has not subsidized, and
is the source of great trouble and dissatisfaction
among the distinguished ecclesiastcs of the realm
To show the folly of such squabbles in the church,
saws Noahs New York Times, it may be well to
state that the late Duke Of York was Bishop Of
Osnaburgh. George the Fourth, his brother who
we all know was an exceedingly pious man in his
way. bet his brother York a rump and dozen, that
he could not repeat the creed, although he was a
bishop. The wager was accepted, and the bishop,
TO the great merrment of the party, began to reclie
the Lords prayer in mistake.
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A NJ USEM ENTS.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
Managers, LUDLOW & SMITH. Stage MI j. NJ Wysroy
L7RIDAY EVENING, April 7, 1S4s-Beneft and I,a
Il Appearance OF Miss LA DEAN on which ocCs
and Mr.. CIIPPENDALE will appear. win be acisi
Knowles Tragedy of the WRECKER'S DAUGHTER
Robert, Mr. E. Dean; Marian, Miss Julia Dean go. Aie
which, THE DAY AFTER THE WEDDING, laf
Elizabeth, Miss Julia Dean To conclude with the -FOUR
SISTERS. Sam Snatf1e, MIR. Chppendale; Caroline Mn
Hunt.
ag- Saturday-Frst Night of Mons. and Madame MON
PLAISl Rand the French Ballet Company, under the d.
rection of Mons. VICTOR BARTHOLoMIN.
Doors open at 90, curtain rises at CLOCK. ap7
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Pooh OLD ALTAMoNT!- Died in Washington
city. on the 22d ult., Altamont, a colored man, in
stern integrity and fidelity. When the revolution
broke out Altamont given to Col George
Washington, by his nephew, and was with his
youne master in all the leading battles in the SOUTH
ending with the siege of Yorktown.
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~ The U. S. steamship Virginia, Capt. Tucker,
from Vera Cruz March 81, via Tampco March 81,
arrived here yesterday. She brings nothing new
frum the interior of Mexico.
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PENNSYLVANIA CANALs.-The first goods through
from Philadelphia reached Pittsburg on the 9th
ult. At Pttsburg, the tolls collected for the first
dav were & | 1913 49,
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GEN. AND Mrs. GAiNEs.-These parties have
been detained in New York by serious accident TO
one of Mrs G. daughters, who fell and injured
her spine
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ORLEANS THEATRE.

SATURDAY, April 8-Last Night bat Of the ceh.
- brated Professor RiSLEY and his sons JOHN and
HENRY. e. Will be performed Second me) Aubets col
ebrated Opera, in three acts of THE GROWN Ola,
MONDS. Performers = Messrs. Montaubry, Lavergue
Fleury- Jolly, Leeourt =. To conclude with the performance
of Professor RiSLEY and his sons.
Performance TO commence at O'Clock. ap1
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HoRsT.s PATENT Fam ROCKING cHAIR

THE subscriber is now prepared furnish this pleasant
L SUMNER CHAIR, either sngly or by the quantity
The Fan Attachment " may be had with without the
Chair ready put rocker the purchaser may have
may choose from the stock hand, consisting of great
variety As bar 10 those summer annoyances musquoes
flies and heat this Chair just the thing For at the
Paper Hang ing and Upholstery Store, No 20 Camp street
mh0 6td<sw JOSEPH ETTER
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. STEAMBOAT SUNK.-The Bayou Beef, Capt.
John Hoover, left Shreveport on the 2lst ult., to
go above the Raft. On the 10Th, she was disco
vered to be in sinking condition while going
through the Pass between Ferry and Clear Lakes.
She was made fast to the shore and great exertlons
made to save her, but to no purpose. She sunk in
about fourteen feet water There no freight
on hoard.
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o. One Court alone naturalized between three
and four thousand immigrant citizens during three
weeks, lately. in New York
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SP ECIAL NOTICES

to Peoples Lyceum.-The Firm Ivcru.
OF Rec LECTURES before the ,hnv ~ luRE Of
delivered THIS EVENING Friday, April : 'n0 luton Wi
The Hall OF the House OF Representatives by Dr. 9Sqek
Subject The Philosophy OF Attitude symmetry , banning
This last of the Lecturers Course WILL it i; 6o 1'att
respectful attention Of the public NJ. NJ COHEN rers, IL
JAMES SAUL I 'ORni,r
c. DAY, sec'y. APP 1t II. B. CENAs' { ca
to- Egyptian Lectures At the Nation, cn
No. l3 ST. Charles st. EVERY EVENING NJ sndi taller
r. GLlDD0N. Tickets for the Course-C;en GIN
cents, Children 80 Single admission 50r s ~ Lai
~ The GALLERY OF EGYPTIAN TARI y ,PITsrras
DUTIES PAiNflNG etc. Open Daily Admission al AAL
EY~ Notice TO Draymen Hereafter 7 mill
drayage goods consigned TO me EXCEPT 10 ,Io nna pay
my written order JOSEPH II MOORE "O nave
ml29 I'm l07 poy1h
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SUNDRIES-
], IL g.. .s.lS L.; WI $ Z. IN 4 lLl ms M

= -.
IN STORE and for sale by WILLS 4 RAWLlNS, q
L PoydraS street
Tar-400 barrels;
Pitch-200 barrels:
Manut'd Virginia Tobacco 5000 boxes, every qualify
Domestic Liquors--40 bbls. Brandy and Gin;
Peach Brandy-50 barrels;
Nais-3CcJ kegs assorted sizes:
Cognac Brandy and pipes pure Holland Tin ap
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-07

E1 French Spanish, English and Italian Ian
guages.-HiPA POCE SYSTEM.-JAMES De PALOS Pro-
lessor Modern Languages No. a. Exchange Place. opposite the
Posoce, between Canal and Cusomouse streets, Orleans
teaches the above Languages correctly peculiar and
His the result of eighteen labor
the art OF his profession lou ned sound principles governed by
the laws OF and has been successfully pactced this city
been
TEN by which scientific practical knowledge language
be acquired at the and such
student read and speak the language
tongue.
Persons wishing to honor him with their confidence requeste
call his Office NJ, P. NJ No. IA Ex
change Place.
References numerous and respectable. mill
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-07

GENTLEMEN s FURNISHING STUHE,
Under the ST CHARLES HOTEL
ysNIlE subscribers in possession OF a splendid stock
of Clothing adapted to the season. As our stock
si>ts of all the variety usually kept snch establishment
need mention the articles Suffice to we have
a full supply of Fashionable Clothing.
MOGRIDGE Il ANTH0N
APT 1t2dp Under st. Charles Hotel, Commons
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TT" Strangers in the City, see DR. B. +. MULLEN'S
advertisements the other columns this paper He the
best in his profession the United States All
need would do well to give him call, Sc
InIl6 9nn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-07

% 1t is strongly suspected that Langfelt, the
murderer of Mrs Rademache, in Philadelphia, had
an accomplice.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-07

o. The Iowa State Gazette of the 18th ut.,
contains a long and powerful article relative to the
entertainments of the Hudson's Bay Company on
the territory of that State. The article asserts
that the company had formed settlements and
erected forts thirty miles within the border of
Iowa. and this article demands that the United
States shall dispossess the company
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-07

For VERACRUz.-The steamship Edith, Capt
Couillard, is expected to start tomorrow for Vera
Cruz. The Edith will take down passengers and
number of troops. The list of passengers is not
vet filed up
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For TAMpICo.-The brig Crusoe, Capt. Merely,
was to have left yesterday for Tampico, with gov
eminent stores. NIessrs. p. A. Conner and G. A.
Gardiner will go down passengers
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ACCIDENT ON THE HUDsoN-The steamboat
Isaac Newton ran into the schooner Fox, of South
river on the 2Sth ult., near Albany. The schooner
was cut in two. and sunk.
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A REVOLUTIONARY MATRoN GoNE.-Ded Ill
New Prospect, Bergen county, n j., on the 9th
ut., Mrs Charity Berry, at the extraordinary age
OF ll0years. She was married during the revolu-
tlonary war; and was the mother of thirteen child
rem, all of whom still survive.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-07

FORTHCOMING CoNCERTs.-We announce with
pleasure, that the Steyermarkers will perform at
Armory Hall tomorrow evening, and at the st.
Louis Exchange on Sunday evening next. The
more these players are known the more deeply they
are admired
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ALABAMA OSNABERGS-

ALABAMA OSNABERGS-
TUSCALOOSA MANUFACTURING COMPANY-lhem
l. designed, Agent for the above Factory receiving
supply OF the above goOdsa tt-rate articewhch he vii
sell low to planters or the trade.
ap7 3m JOHN +. DONALD, 80 Campa
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AMP STREET IL CAMP STREET.
GUINNESS s. BUSH,
IL Camp street, N. o.
r.n1rv ANTI E TGITE = ARTrcrEs.

FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES:
COMBS, USHES, PER U.MERY;
FANS, RETICULES, PURSES,
Dressing Cases, Work Boxes, Desks,
CANES, BRELLAs,
SHIRTS, SC.4RFS, CRAV.4TS GLOpES,
GOLD PENS, CUTLERY, ETC.
Il Camp street ...,............... IL Camp street
TT Clothing-.NEW GOODS-Latest Stvles.-AL
FRED MUNROE co. No. "a Magazine street, have received
per ships st. Mary, Palestine fresh supply OF
Superfne French black cloth Dress and Frock Coats
Z" Doeskm CASHMERE Pantaloons;
Elastic
black and Coored Satin Vests, best styles
Rich black embroidered Cloth Vests, beautiful patterns;
rich fancy Silk Velvet Vests, superb quality
blue green olive brown, caret and mulberry
Frock Coats OF best French Cloth;
White Marseiles Vests;
Silk Vests, Balls and Sorees;
ALSO variety other choice articles for Genemens wear
Goods, deriGion.
mbs ALFRED MUNROE g. CO.. "a Magazine street.
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RACES .. MET AIRIE COURSE
.4I 2 "a AzfA

THIRD U.H 7. =
FRIDAY, April First Race Jockey Club Pure
Il s300-Two mile heats
Entries:
l. X. TenBroeck' e. SaLtB Uard. by John r Gfyme
dam Lisbon Maid-4 y. o. Weight. 81 ID. Des TEL
and blue
q. w }. Minor (John Tumbull's) ch f. .Jeany BsG ~
Leylathan dam Morgiana, by Pacoet-3y.o o. WesD7
3. d. F. Kenners CHI f. Buena Vista by imp Glencoe da
by imp Leviathan-3 y. o. Weight 50 b. Dn'' 'u
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Blters-For the cure Of Dyspepsia, Nausea Liver Com
plant, Costvene Headache Heartburn and SeaSickness. As
Tonic the rie diseases incident this climate and
preventive for typhus and other Infectious Diseases
az Physicians of the first standing this city their
practice. diseases incident Pregnancy vz:Nasea Hyera,
Headache Pain the Abdomen, Painting Fits and Nervous rra-
blly preference of the preparations OF paterian
(See directions around each bole.l
s- Put bottles with the the
raised letters each bottle.
"a Pnce$ per bottle, bottles for SIS. liberal allow
made the trade
For sale by sICKLEs CO. 40 Canal and "a Magazine ST.,
KENNEDY, GA Charles Also by the
POYDRAS STREET. New Orleans. lnh22 DIFF
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NEW AND INTERESTING BOOKS 4,

TO HOUSEKEEPERS. ,,rT IT,
'INHE subscribers have constantly on hand Uss and
L BILE BUTTER from the Newly ork Dapi''
from the Plantations near the city. 1880, C. cO
apps 81 corner of st. Charlie, and fOyu'7
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-07

To- Beautiful Head of Hair.-There is not day
PARISH & co. testimonials
Others poclaiming the their
celebrated CHINESE HAIR CREAM And they all pronounce
preparation growth beauty and restoration
the Hair, that they have used and believe that 1t will accom-
plisf thing that could desire
Ladies who the habit of using Oils on
should purchase bottle of the Chinese air
Gre fails satisfaction.
From the NewYo Tribune OF July TO- 1871.
Beautiful We have prepa-
that could admire
but the introduction OF the celebrated
city, and the application
friend OF few days feel that would he dong
especially the aieswere
opron and ali article and
beautiy Hair keep soft, dirt and dandt
be better satisfied II they
city over than topurchase bottle Dr. Parish Co.'S
celebrated HAIR Cream
Prepared only Dr. R. Parish Co.. Newiori, whom all let
he addressed, paid.
Sold uSTE & PADDOCKS Drug and PerImery Store,
10 Poytrts street, door o Delta office. ct
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-07

WIscoNsIN.-The new Constitution of Wiscon-
sin has been adopted by large majority of the
people. A Legislature will be elected in June. We
believe, upon which will devolve the choice of two
United States Senators
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-07

os> The sleighing in Fitchburg, Mass, is said to
have been excellent up to latest accounts.
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Race: Purse s,Oo-sjugle dash of mile.

METAIRIE RACES. H. psco
The Passenger Barges will leave lhe l Psss
ss.- at the New Basin for the Meta,ie, II and
Course at the following hours nv ayer
IL A. NJ, and 12la l and / O'Clock p NJ. Relutn NM
ID minutes after the races are over Passage each "
cents, without regard TO age color.
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-@1-.Just received from the manpiaac'H2p Gae
Tt N a Messrs Nuns & Fischer, and a, an p.
r. r. n & Co., large supply OF theL sups tb Cole.
Z y ASos, in style cases-a rev. J Reed.
mans Hoian Attachment, and lves's Tuneape spGf
Please call and examine. "
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-07

Touch AND Go Already the French revolu-
ton has been dramatised for the New York stage.
At the Bowery theatre, in that city, Il piece was
produced on the night of the 29th ult called The
Insurrection of Paris Also, in Boston, piece
called 1.-The Last of the Kings founded on the
same subject, has been produced at the Boston
Museum.
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WATCHES. IEWERY. ETC. !.

EDWARD A. TYLER, 80 Camp street, wos aLn 20
fully invite the attention of his friends ana ~ n
public to hi fine and well selected stock OF JEU' VA
ELR Y etc, comprising Watches Of the NOS. ap IA
proved manufacture, Gold and Silver iinnlIns 1ptioa.
and Open-faced eases: Silver Ware OF every M M5sah
consisting in part of Tea Table Sugar, salt ana Toat.
Spoons Forks Ladies, Casters, Cups, fitchei'
Racks, etc. r,,ov Good,
A great variety of Jewery, Cutlery, Rich Fancy
Periumery, etc.
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saz- Writing-NIessrs. DOLBEAR. Mp. rs Cnmp and

90 Cdarres streets all their pupils who have been de-
n
sento one five years. and
1MA free, bold and rapid business style
IT. Persons .
accomplish s.-G@~x Pupils BOOK KEEP NC will be
well fitted for the Counting Houses by experienced Teacher
and Practical Accountant
Hour % IL A. NJ and o to P. NJ. mh3
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Inhn II Vino nj, Chillisqusque.
Kase Il Be,g-t'rsser. Ely ~burg.
S,muel Herb, Little Mahcpiy,
Wilnam Depprn. Jacks N. !'.
lr,l.nh ard Haynes. McEwcn.vi',e,
WiIi'aia lleia,n & Brother, Mi;in. ,.
Forsythe, Wilsun 3 Co, \ No,thumbsrIsn!
Jamcs Reed, Pntserose.
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aA aA A al
SIMMER ARRANGE aENT

SUMNER ARR ANGE aENT
rHANGE ot Hours aud two Trans Daily
zach way. ~xc",i Sundays
On aud alter Mnmiay. May ist 1913 two
trans wall iun each way. daily. between Ph,la
an: PofI>v'ilr
MORNING LINE-ACCOMMOpAT
Leaves Philadelphia at ~ A. N daily except
SUNDAYS
PASSES r .ad,ng at 10 As A NJ
Leaves Poris.,'l- At - A. " daily exeppt
sundays Pass-s r 'ad,hg at 8 10 A NJ
The sbov- Linz stops ut all way stations on
he road a. fo,,nsrlv
AFTERNOON LINE-F ST TR IN
In Tran Dno, Traia.
L.av.. Ph,adelph.s al Leaves P"iisv,lle al %
29P " daily rxc-pr p. ", daily excerpt
Sdndavs Sundays
leaves PnGn,xville 3 IS Leaves Srh Haven Q 81
4" Po'tsrown, AIS Port Clinton 3 90
A" r AIDING s 00I 1" Read ,ng, $50
Pori Chn'on. S AL rotisioan. 4 30
Sch Haven. 8 l0I 'henisv,lie, S 90
rr,v.s At otis. rr'vrs at State
v,il-, sea, Road $50
4 IN after moan tram will stop only al the abav-
nam"d stations Passenger. for other points
niI.t IN -r-for- take th. orn,ng ,nr
Depot IN h'adriph,a. tornr ot BROAD aud
n. Streets No Pass ayers eau -ntri the Cas-
,,nl-ss PROVIDED ", h Tickets
MOTT E--Fity pounds al basssg. will BE-
,liow-d 10 ~sch pa>srng"t IN IN. So lia-s and
pass ang.rs are expressly prohibited from iak,ng
,pyrh,ns as baseag. but ih'ir wearing arpar
| Sh ch will b. ~ thu risk .of II. owner No
| n.,ght will he taken hy tnrs- i,n-s. .a.
BY order Of B.'srd nf Managers
: BRADFORD Seereisry'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-28
George j. Weaver.
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