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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-06

BUSINESS OF ST. LOUIs--There is al. this time
says the Republican of the 3Oth) an almost entire
suspension of business in our city, and especial
onthe Levee. What is done is at a ruinous ex-
pense. Sales are but seldom effected on the wharf
or from the boats, and from the frequent showers,
almost every thing has TO go into store. Drayage
on aHhogshead Of tobacco is fifty cents, on bale
Of hemp ten cents, and other things in proportion
and even at these prices it is difficult to obtain la
borers. At the risk Of offending some Of our city
friends, we would say to the country dealers and
shippers not TO send forward THEN produce at this
time. Il is not only subjected to higher and nu-
sual charges, but it cannot now be sold to advan-
tage. There is general prOstFaton, and indispo-
siion on the part Of any body attend to business
The question of money is less engrossing just now
than that of health and life.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-06

81. Louie THEATRE.-Ihia theatre closed for
che season On the night Of the 90lh ulL The
piecoa selected ior the occasion were The Forty
Thieves, and The Boarding School
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-06

or Thanks to the Officers Of The Iowa ios very
late ST Louis papers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-06
5. OF T. !. .MeetinEs rms Evening.

UNION DIVISION No. 3, Crystal Fount Hail. go Tchoup
tOulas street. at O'Clock
LOUISIANA DIvIsIon No. IL at Unity Hail. Margny Build
ingS, Third Municipality, at o. clock.
STAR o. Horn DIVISION No. as at Y Brothers Hall
Lafayette. at O'Clock.
You've MEN's MAGNOLIA DIVISION No H. at Pelican Hall
cor. Common and st. Charles sts at o'clock
EgEgzz Unionl Division No. g. S. of T. @NgyH9
@yAS@ The Regular Quarledy Meeting Of this D 81 A.
AaA vision fer the Installation Of Odicer lr the AsYs
AstE present quarter will be held THIS EVENING sfS
0'clo-k their usual place Member expect
ed and Brethren invited attend
B6 Il. G. INGHAM, R. g.
a5V- Liberal Division No. ~, S.of THE Regular
Meeting d the Division viii b held a. Pelican Hall SUNDAY
MORNING. July at 10 O'Clock Bro JOHN e. LAUE will
deliver Address before the Division. An Order
respectfully invited to attend.
b6 E. F. T, COMPTON A. r. 8.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-06

Sc zara Page Jor CRY News, SO
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-06

ENJOY Alive have removed out Conntip g-Toom
3 40. g Charles stest-oas soor 5eop anr lafs looa.
ren Is aaw weeks TIE balance 81 he establishment with
b removed to ihe same budias, which are having tsed
% a style which will enable . keep pacs with IN.
cieasing hnsinsa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-06

At Philadelphia, there were to-day, lOS cases of
Cholera and 80 deaths; al Boston, 65 cases and 25
deaths at Baltimore, 2 deaths at Pittsburg, g.;
at Cincinnati and St. Louis, the disease has not
abated. . The weather is cool
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-06

Auction sales This Day.
SALE the Marble Warehouse No SO Magazine street at
A. O'Clock. A. Of large lot Of Marble Mantels, Par
lOr Crates, and Fenders.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-06
MORGAN'S LITERARY DEPOT,

6ACAANG ICE PLACE.
Adjoining tas Post O6ice, Nets Orleans, La.
~ AT the above Establishment may always be found
BOOKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Consisting Of NUvELs, HISTORY BIoaRAPHY, SoIENTI-
FIc, COMMERCIAL, GEOs RAPHIoAL and M RDIoALWORKs
Also-A Complete Assortment of Stationery,
Together with all the principal Daily and Weekly NEWSPAPERS
and MAGAZINES.
Country orders any article in the trade supplied and forwarded
with dispatch Books nailed Prompt paid any work
ordered by mail. Foreign BOOki imported to oTdsr.
]. C. MORGAN,
Library Depot adjoining tie Poet 0es, MAJ Orleans, L.
p S. Complete have been made with the principal
Publishers throughout the Union, for supply Of the works
81 issued. iai2 5nadp }. C.
DIR. AMES' TONIC BITTERS.
an remedies known there he compared to DR.
all those that afflicted with Dyspepsia, Ner-
Indigestion, jauadice all those
Debility which prevail in Southern
eoate THIS Tonic requires pulling advertisements but WI
and be had, Wholesale and rsIa az 70
CUSTOMHOuSE Street, New Orleans La. ie25 sm2dp
HlBBARD's WILD. CHERRY BITTERs:
t These Btters highly ser
DSspepue Affections They Digestion, stimulate
the Stomach They unsurpassed
ness incident 70 the Spring or warm season ~ T. m X,
C6arreS street. 50 le2s 2w
~ Strangers in tn City, see DR.. B. F, MULLENS
Advertisements other columns of this he one OF inc
profession United StRe1 All that stan
10 need would 90 we'll to him call az So Cuhtomhous
strsst nlsu
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-06

Mualin Bhiftl, 6land-up and turnover colIar1.
Liale Thread, Super Silk Gauze Merino Gaaze Flannel
and Gauze Cotton undershirts and DraWeui
Silk and Bingham Umbrellas;
Trunks Valises, Carpet Bags etc. etc.
India Rubber Clothing, Hunting Jackets, etc
AZ Examine this List Of Prices:
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Steamboat Departures This nay.
wsEE l1gEaTI1FTFET1 on TrIEp eLnr

~ New Steamer Louisiana-FOr St. Louis and all
intermediate lanhgThe and fast
Ger LOUISIANA Capt Cannu caves Is above THIS
EVENING, Friday, at O. clock, from the ot Of Poydras
o. n. WHITE Agent, 20 New Leyee 81.
Faasengers and shippers will please be ready. iy6
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-06

directed by officers and members Jackson
Company No. IS their sincere thanks splendid
wood that literally
them Sunday last The donation heartily accepted by
This mehn Of returning
tons and hope day shall be able
you and the public that he donor will
iortten the Company preserve figure
in good until surh time get Engine House built
place upon the person see IL for The
present. Engine House Apollo street.
have honor TO be, sir, your ohedent servant,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-06

nR. MACGIBBON has removed 10 50 PHILIPPE
- STREET, between Graver and Common Tvs 6m -
WANTED.
A PARTNER with Three Hundred Dollars-in A lucTs
"A i've bnsinels. Address D., at this office 1861
FOR SALE.
A BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY RsTAR
LIStim en- ia good situation and with small capt
tai could be much increased Address D. this Office iyB6t
TO AROHITEOTS
ENdREE HUNDRED DOLLARS PREMIUM will be
IN given by the Board Of DIRECTIONS Of tbe ODD Fellows
nai association 70 the Architect who shall Offer Plan
spSelheatonS and Estimates for the BUILDING proposed
70 1e erected by said Association, and which shall Din their
IuaRmep) be the best adapted for the purpose
Inc plans etc. must be handed in the Secretary of said
BOARD AZ te office, o. 70 Camp street. Quo stairs on or
osl9Ie the FIRST Tuesday august vert at IL ciouk M
ehu on eeeh plan must be placed certain initial letters
corresponding with initial letters also on sealed letter
Soaulnlng tne name Of the pen0n Offering the plan.
ADDITION to the $500 above named s200 will also he
slWatus paid iOf the necessary Working Plans OF the
enesh parts OF The structure, they shall be required
80 pan WI De 0onsdeT BY the Board, if the person Offer
g snail have mads himself known any member of tbs
noJd Win view 10 solicit his influence in the selection,
aha pans not accepted will be returned by the secetary
~ All the general views Of the Board 10 relation to the
uetue aud other necessary information, can be obtained
~ ap ing 70 the Secretary at the oee Of the Board ang
gay sundays eXceped) between the houH OF A and s
O'Clock p. M..... hv order Of the Boad OF Direction.
W66t THOMAS w. VAN WICK. Secy.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-06

TWIG THIS.
WHEREAS, HENRY WATERS having eit my bed
w and beard, without caule or provoe9lon. hereby
notify the public that will not be responsible for debts
iye IL :" -''- MARY MULLIGAN.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-06

Baltimore, July 8, O'Clock, P. m-At New
York on Monday, Cotton was firm. Fair Upland
was at from 81 to 50. The sales at these prices
amounted to 1000 bales. K. Flour and Grain was
unchanged. =. Stocks steady. :, Over million of
interest on the Government loan was paid to-day.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-06

E. ~, ETTlaaY Meskly Faoket sen worth, Cart W.
pay Friday Oh inst at O'clock or Princeton skpghs
landing Lake Providence Mkeu's Bend, Vehsburg
Rodney NateheE Bayou Sara MOrgan Mogan Raccsc and
TunieH Bends. ie6l T. b. SMITH, q6 Mnqazine n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-06

10 Jackson Fire 90. u o. IB--The officers and mem.
benz o. tbs Company viii attend Called Meeting SUNDAY
MohNlhS July 81 10 O'Clock, lunsss q importance. By
efdss Of NE Foreman y6 H. A. HBNDRiKs, Secretary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-06

dfnught steamer viii positively leave THIS DAY, Friday,
Al O'Clock Hurricane Bluffs
and Alexandria, from the foot Of Cusomhouse street
lyb T, B, SMITH, 95 Magazine street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-06

pe5 Qgar Meeting q The Beard q Diresor' held
in Jsyl at halipati O'Clock P, a. by order.
jy6 ALFRED BELANGER, Secretary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-06

~ Red River Packet W. a. Violett-Tbe light
draught and fast running steamer w A. VIOLET viii positively
leave THIS DAY. Friday O'Clock m Canal at
for Fort rowson, Fulton, Shreveport Natch and Alexandria
Bo T. B. SMITH, % Magazine
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-06
H. AENDRiks. Sec ) Jackson Fir. Co. No. IS.


~ A Oard.-Ihe officers and members Of Protection
GRlCE, the LlViA kindness and attention
displayed by himself and a the officers bis boat tovsr i them
during Mas0nvs the 4th of Juv and ,r
sunptnou and elegant dinner furnished occasion.
We lake pleasure IN recommending broher f
low citizens generally Capt Griee and his beautiful boat feeling
ihat they will or more arcomo
dating comnaner board Of more comnahle bat
We tender acknowledgements 10 DE ofeS Of
Poueharain Railroad for their kudne In arg
dposal free o. charge The Cars and from Such
generous behavior Nlu ong hold place
J.F. RUSSIA, Secretary. iys n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-06
? . Q " T n y T . T a 7 Q n
Presidential Proclamation, Cholera, Cotton Mark
FIRST DISPATCH

BALTIMORE, July. 3 ls49.-Cotton has advan-
ced one-eighh in New York since the arrival of
the steamer '@Hibernia" The sales amounted to
1000 bales.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-06

~ Red RiverPacketJ, !. boswell, Capt KimbaI
This Light draught steamer will positively THIS DAY
day July O. at o'clock for JeaTson Shreveport Grand
Eeore and Alexandria from the foot Of Cusomhoue
No T. B. SMITH, 96 Magazine
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-06

nR. MACGIBBON has removed 10 50 PHILIPPE
- STREET, b-tweep Graver and Common Tvs en-
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-17
Paints.

u Barrels spirits Tnrpentiue; . do Gum Copol
- do Ven Red, inst received and for sale b,
GEORGE KAUFMAN, :
Lancaster, August 10. 1879 Ia
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-17
A Large Farm for Sale.

ANllE Heirs ofer for sale the Valuable Farm.
~ known as the "P0eker Farm situated in
Thorn Township, Perry County Ohio. u miles
East OF fTh0nville-the Zanesyille road running
through near the centre
The Farm contains 3l3 Acres. about one half
prairie under ienre. occupied as pasiure and mea-
dow and about 100 Acres as farming land There
are upon the premises. two good dwelling houses,
large log barn, Two good spring houses with a
very strong spring 10 each, about 1000 Sugar
Trees aud good orchard partly grated fruit.
The Farm would do 10 divide, with house
and spring and an equal quantity Of prairie aud
timber land to each half. II i. we'll adapted for
raising both STOCK snd GRAIN. with sn a5nn-
dd"ce Of pure spring ra,er, which can he con.
Veyed 10 any held upon The farm, and the soil is
not saTpassed in the State.
Possession will be given u the purchaser next
spring. Any person, wishing To purchase a good
ilrm. would do well 10 call aud examine this one.
For further particulars. call ON Frederick and viii
liam Packer upon the premises
August 3. l849 3mI3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-17
Sale Of Real Estate.

DY virtue of power invested in me by will.
ID will offer at public sale. at the late resi-.
dence OF Bavid Broom6eld, in Hooking Township
% miles west of Lancaster, at the hours Of 10 o.
clock, NJ. on Friday he 26h day Of October, lS4g
the farm OF which he died seized, containing 2l3
Acres and Perches; upon it is a good Brick
House, large frame Barn, fue Spring aud u
good Orchard. About onehalf of tue farm is un.
der cultivation and the other half well timbered-
the quality of land is good.
Terms of Saie-0ne third in hand. and the
remainder in two equal annual instalments with
interest.
Shoud no sale be effected at the time and
place above named shall offer the same prem.
ses, upon the same TERMS at the door OF the court
house, in Lancaster, at IL O'clock NJ, on tue 3rl
day of November following.
Persons desirous of examining the premises
may call at my residence about one mile west o
Lancaster.
WILLIAM T. BRo0MFIELD, Exe'tor
August 10, l840 tsl4
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-17
oB1TUARY.


DlED-In this town on Friday, August 10th,
l849, MARY, youngest daughter Of Samuel and
Ann Beery, aged one year and ten days.
A sweet lovely bud was thine,
Too fair, too pure for earth's cold cline,
. Or nurture here;
Transplanted now twill brighter bloom.
And yield more rich and sweet perfume,
More fragrance there.
Twas beautecus here but lovler far,
Amid that throng, in bright attire,
She now appears;
And would you wish her back again,
The dregs of sorrows cup to drain,
In coming yearsi ......- ....
Mourn not your loss ;-shes happy now,
That radiant smile upon her brow,
Betokens bliss;
Supreme delight, unceusing Joy,
New raptures now her hours employ,
.. And all is peace.
How calm her sleep; no anguish, pain,
Or suffering racks her little frame.
All now are o'er
Where death aud sickness never come,
She's safely gained happier home
And rests secure.
huu tlouSu sio uldy no UlOTe fetuTn
To light with smiles your lonely home
Or cheer your heart
Yet in that brighter world you'll meet
Those "gone before" with welcome sweet,
No more TO part.
Then bend not Ger yon lowly tomb;
Think not within its dreary gloom,
Your treasures hid !;
The caskets only there confined '..,
The precious jewel safe you'll fluid,
GOd's saints amid.
Then look beyond earth's changing scenes,
It's transient hopes its pussing dreams,
That fade 81 soon
And seek to Join your loved ones where
No sorrow comes, no parting tear
No farewelrS known
Lancaster, August ID, l849. ADELIA.
On August 9th. l840, ALBERT WILLIAM
SON, aged 3 months and 3 weeks, son of Mari
Levering.
At the residence of Mr., John Reber, in this town
on Wednesday morning last, Mr.. WORK GAL
BRAITH, aged about 33 years.
At bis residence in this town. on the 18th inst
Mr.. WILLIAM HUTCHINS, after an illness @
a few days Aged 80.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-17
In Fairfield Common Pleas.
IN CHANCERY.
James VI. Pralt.


George Myers, Henry T. My IN CHANCERY.
ers, Henry P. Galloway,
John Borland, eL al.
~ ME Defendants being non-residents of Fair
field county Ohio aud ofthe State aforesaid,
are hereby notified that tie Complainant hath FL
ed his Bill IN Chancery in the Court aforesaid,
therein praying that the Defendants George My
ers and NJ A Daugherty. ESQ.,, Receiver OF his
effects, OH the one part, and said Henry 7. Myers
aud Henry T. Galloway and William Sladc. Jr.
and John Borland, Receivers Of the effects OF said
Galloway and Myers, of the other part, may be
decreed TO interpead MS to their respective title
to a certain note of hand made by Complainant
and william V ThOrne. deceased, dated SePtem-
Der 2Sih. 1899 To Alfred Fshnestock or order, tor
the SUN Of $I245 jl.lOO. payable OIL the hrst day
of April. A. ID. l843. with interest from its date;
which said note is now in the custody oi said Re-
cevers Of Galloway aud Myers, and being pressed
! 10 suit against the Complaiuant-and the Com
plainan Is notified thu: the possession Of said note
by saitl Receivers is wrongful and that the same
il The property al the said George Myers and the
said Daugherty liis Receiver. Said Bill will come
on Ia be heard at the September Term, A. D 1919,
Of the Court aforesaid, and il Defendants do not
then appear aud plead, answer or demur to the
same. the said Bill will be taken as by them con-
iessed and decree pro confesso taken according
ly. JOHN D. MARTIN,
Solicitor for Complainant.
July 90. l849. 6wllpfee$5.25
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-17
Receipts FOR THE GAZETTE.

the men whose make money the fastest. who wares are
sought for aud paid for by the whole universe, who roll
up their hundreds of thousands Of dollars in 10 90 yenrs
how singular is. that these very said be deal
Ing in "humhus' or Patent medicines. artlceis put
forth.-vaughns Vegetable Lihonripic Mixture for in.
stance sells and harkl lanother hunhug" heard
The sales ofth Great American Remedy Vaughn Lhon
rpic, swell to amount peopleare still eured
tens Of thousands have received benefit from lis use still
"humbug "s heard bnd the patrons Of this medicine look
around to discover where the constant yepng FROM
-alns from the "medlcal Faraliy" who like little dogs
barking at the moon, still keep up while the shines
on. SEQ Great American Remedy in our columns, hear
the Agents stories OF Vaughns medicine.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-17
'TurnpiLe Road Nolice.

INNliE Creditors Of tie ZAsrsyILLE AND NAYS.
u VILE RoAD CoMPAxr. whose claims have
mol heretofore been filed agreeabiy To former
order Of the Court OF Common Pleas FIR Mnskiug
nm County npon the bill filed by saidZanesvilIe &
Maysyille Turnpike ROud Company. ps {. md
Brerkbill. a al. are A'reJy nOfifsd. that the lime
for the presentation Of claims d, the UNDERSIGNED
las been extended until the first day Of January
A. d. 1850. A. BASSETT, SpeiioI Masfsr.
y. b. Claims may be left ut the Office Of Col
r. VAS TRgHr. Lancaster Ohio. il presented ,lnr.
'hg my absence A. BASSETT.
Lancaster, August 3. 1919. 3wia
The Zanesye Courier Somerset Post Circle.
vile Herald. Scioto Gazette au West Union In.
telligencer. will publish the above notice three
weeks, weekly and send notice with proof ofpul.
llcalion. Immediately after the expiration thereof
10 the Lancaster Gazette.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-17
An Excellent Farm for Sale

THE Heirs will sell, at privnte sale, the VAL.
i UABLE FARM, known as the Jacob Beery
farm, lying six miles east OF Lancaster on the
Pitcher road. The farm IS peH improved and con-
tains 1863 Acres Of the very best land in the coun.
to. 100 under cultivation aud the balance well
timbered kr
A good Orchard aud fine Sugar Comp are
upon the premises, and neper failing stream Of
water runs through the farm.
Further information can be had by calling upon
DASIEL BEERY, upon thepremises, or upon SAN.
VEL BEERY. in Lancaster.
August 18, 1849. 3wI5
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-17

The Iron MANUFACTURED IN OHIo.-
We stated, a few weeks ago, on the au.
thority Of Hunts Merchant Magazine,
that there were twenty-five iron furnaces
in Ohio, and eleven in Kentucky. The
Sumit Beacon exposes the errors of the
statement, as follows:--
1--WE gave list of fifteen furnaces in
Ohio ommitted in Hunts Magazine
This makes the whole number in Ohio
and Kentucky AZ instead of 80, taking
it for gra nted that the Kentucky list fur.
nished is orrect; which is very doubtful
The fifteen furnaces named, make at least
taoenty thousand tons of iron per annum;
which makes the amount manufactured
seventy-six. instead of ffy-six thousand
TONS"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-17
Ropes and COrdagc.

A NY thing you want from Fish Line to the
"A Tow ROpe.one Reel Of Cotton Clolhes-Iine.
GEORGE KAUFMAN.
Lancaster. Angast 10. l849 IA
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-17
Market stalls for sale.

TINHE undersigned, will sell at public auction,
Il by order Of the Council, between the hours
of8 o'clock aud 10 o'clock A. M, of the o5h DAY
Of August, inst, at the Market House, in the town
of Lancaster, BUTCHER STALLS, Nos. Z g. 8
in the Northern Division, and Nos Q. II. 10 aud
ID, in the Southern Division of saidMarketH House.
for the remaining term of the present current
year. The highest bidder 10 be the buyer and
cash to the Treasurer in hand, or re-sale will
toke place.
NELSON COATES Market Master.
Lancaster, August II, l840 evils
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-17
IncendiarisnI nj Sc. Louis.

ST. Louis, Aug, IA. p. M.
Five attempts have been made since
Friday to burn the city. One was by
firing the steamer Whirlwind. The bed
clothing in three state rooms was set on
fire, but its timely discovery saved the
boat. The other attempts were in the
northern part of the city, two of which
were in Lumber Yards. The city is
much infested with thieves, who have
threatened to destroy it. An extra po.
lice force is talked of.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-17

To amend the Ordinances. regulating the
Sidewalks, eurbinE and paving CATERS
in the Town Of Lancaster.
- &c lsi. Be II Ord0iHed By tie Tom Com.
- eH Of The Tom Of LOHeGster, That il shall
be the duty DIAL persons, the owner or owners OF
any lot or part OF lots. fronting on Jackson Perry
w lndmg or Lawrence streets. between BROAD and
Whites Addition 10 said Town Of Lancaster. on or
before the first day Of November. Is4g. 10 uaye
his. her or their Sidewalks with hard paving brick
or gravel and curb the same, with stone under
the direction Of the street committee Of sni, tnwn
SIC. 2Dd. That il any person or persons. own.
ers aforesaid. shall refuse or neglect 10 comply
with the provisions Oi this ordinance il shall and
it is hereby, made the duty of the street commit.
lee 10 proceed forthwith. aud cause sncl improve
meht 10 be made at The expense Of the corpora.
ti0D, which moneys so expended is hereby made
a tax upon the lot or lots. in frDnt Of which the
improvement is nude, aud shall he levied there.
on, md certified 10 tue county Auditor Of Fairfield
County, aud collected as other taxes assessed for
corporation purposes
Sac 3rd. That The street committee shall keep
an accurate statement Oi oil moneys expended By
them uuder The provisions Of this ordinance. de.
signating the lot or part Of lot in front DI which
the same is expended. and when such expendi.
tnre is approved by the council the same Is Great.
ed fax as anresaid.
SEC. 4tll. In carrying ont the provisions of this
ordinance, tile council do hereby establish nine
ieet as the width Of each and all of sal, Sidewalks
OF payements
SLc. 9th / his ordinance To take effect and be
III force from aud after lis legal publication
JOHN d. MARTIN, President.
Atest-JoHS b REED Recorder
August 10, I849 3wl4
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-17
Fire, Murder and Cholera.
ooRMHIrus Ionns

SAShionsbls Barber and Hair Dresser,
LAS removed bis Shop to Columbus afreet. in
i i he room formerly occupied By Fronei,
Lily, az Tailor Shop. where he viii happy %
wait on his old customers and the citizens gen
orally.
Walk in gentlemen and read the news, while
black your Boots and Shoes. Ny Ruzors is sharp
my water hot, am ready and always Oh the spot
Lancaster, August IS, I849 Is