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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-01

CARROLLTON HOTEL.
sHE undersigned respectfully inform the public that they
i have Just taken TIE above mentioned establish -
ment. with tho extensive Gardens, Ten Pin Alleys. mi
Billiard Room, Ice Cream Saloon, etc. ETC.. apperain -
making considerable Improvements therein. they
prepared to receive and accommodate Permanent and
Transient Boarde 1t is almost useless expatiate the
attractions to be found the Carollton Hotel
Grounds. As suburban place of entertainment the estab
lshment is second To- in the South possessing.
does almost unvaed scenery and the critical hsps Ct
where t. be found in the vicinity Of New Oeans
As place Of temporary rusticatonas retreat from the
noise hustle and cares Of city e-t merits more than cdi
nary notice from the visiter
The undersigned apprse the the public that their Laer
will always be found well supplied with the choicest qnali
ties of Game Fish, etc. and they have laid in finely
sored stock of Wines and other Liquors they can furnish
the shortest possible notice.
The undersigned therefore atter themselves that in add
ton their 8sduous efforts please the beauty OF
the location its saubou aimoshers the with which
may he had their establishment by railroad render
the Carroton Hotel the desirable of all resorts
for the citizens of New Orleans.
E For terms of Board. ETC.. inquire at the Planters
Hotel or at the Hotel in Carr0llton. Capt A. ANGkLL
ap9 If CHAs. CHANDLER
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THOMAS BRADY,
= CHARITIES STREET III
DRY GOODS.

q is?s . shf Bsj
with p Sfa'G bae SIX fGSf Tissues;
Plain Mazarine blue FL, pink sky and mode BAREGEs
Satin plaid and striped Silk Tissues
Fine, fast color French Jaconet-25c. yard;
3 cases improved Swiss Lawns-10c. yard
Embroidered Swiss Muslns;
g ss pGs5sa and Tsesn Silks
Very rich high lusired Cameleon Slks
Heavy black watered and striped Silks;
Yard wide high u,tred Mattioni;
Plain and shspg Hsbk Polka spot rich LuSe
Plain black Manchester and spitalfelds Ducapes
Rich veont cord Jacquard loom chene Silks quite new;
Printed Hermann Silks;
Printed Grenadines and Rich Figured Tissue Silks
Together with every New Material and Design in
Fancy Dress Goods.
Six boxes Silk Mant1llas, all New Shapes:
Comprising plain black high lustre. Mattoni Silk, Velvet
Royal purple, sea green and Waterloo bue These
Goods are he latest n farsiaa pas5H
Wide black Laces for CAFES;
Rich Lace Capes and vaenc;ennes COLLARS;
Embroidered Collars; Mechiin Laces;
Vaenciennes I.aces and Edgings; White Lace Dresses
Chldr.n's Embroidered Il obes;
Wine and cod Thule white and c g Illusions;
White and cold Tarlatans figured BObnets;
White, black and cold Grapes and Areophanes
White and Black Lace Wells.
White and black demi Lace Veils
Kid Clogs SILK G ao,, Thread N Gloves hons
Pearl Silk Hose. White Cotton Hose;
Patent fast black Cotton Hose;
Slate Cotton Hsse, Merino Cotton Hose;
Silk Fringes and Buttons;
Co!ored Silk Trimming Laces;
SWISS Musns, Jaconet Muslins, Cambria Mmsins;
Checked and striped Jaconet and Swiss Muslns;
Gamble sunbD HANDRERCH CHEFS;
Hem-stitched and Riviere Cambria Handkerchief;
G% tsen sna Sa aef B xxi for vss DO
Silk Handkerchief. Printed Cotton d. Madras do;
Till ois S II NoG gIaip and aMg gladed;
Earlstown and French Gnghams;
French, English and American Calicoes.
, Turkey Red TWILLS;
I0-4 ia l2-4 pure Linen Barnsley SHEETINGs;
81, IA. 8-4 1914 super double Hambro' DAMASKS;
SIS 3-4 7-s double Damask N NAPKINS:
Huckaback Towels Scotch and Russia III APERS:
Pillow Case Linens, 9-S Window Hollands:
Co ored and whii.e Toilet QUILTS;
Lancaster Quilts all sizes ;
"a, "a. 1G-4 PA Cotton SIEETlMGS;
Marlborough Stripes. York Denims Twill Jeans
Cottonades. Furniture Fringes: n,,
Damasks. Linen aud Cotton Mosquito NETTING;
Bobnet Mosquito Netting. ,
Chinese Manufactures.
Two cartons REAL CHINA GRAPES for Dressesl
Curiousy carved Chinese IVORY FANS;
Richly printed Feather Fans. pearl handles;
Pa Eli white ssa Rsf Sn ssssseI
Gold and Silver Paper Fans;
,v1 1so Oh Butterfly fa Ti5S sfs'' sa'n .e,u
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STOVES! sToVEs!! srovEsUH

STOVES! STOVES! Stoves!
I ed. WRIGHT u cos Patent Wood and oalStoves;
u. Albright Stoves, most improved patterns. suita- a,
bic for Halls Bar-rooms Churches etc; 3
Fancy high Coal Stoves for Bar rooms. etc.; ~&
Commen Stoves nine and ten plate Stoves; ~
franklin Stoves, for wood o coal
Furnaces Copper and Brass Preserve Kettles different
Copper Liquor Pumps Tin Pumps;
Oliver Moons Patet Well Pumps
ALSO
very general assortment Cookipg Utensils and Kitchen
Furniture, of Copper Iron and Tin Ware;
Brass and Britannia Lamps and Candlesticks
Brass. Britannia and JaDanned Sptoons;
Deed and Cash Boxes Tumber Draners;
Hall and Steamboat Lamps, of different sizes;
britannia Tea and Coffee-Pots
Britannia Soup Tureeus, of different SIZES
Dish CovsE: Copper and Tin NJ sasures;
Copper Iron and Tin Tea Kettles
Suck & McGran' s Patent Cooking Stoves
Church's Philadelphia Coal STOVES.
MY Own Patent Stoves. the most improved plan, to
burn wood or coal Cooking Ranges
American Air eht Co king Stoves for wood coal,
the most improved plan;
Rotary Ranges, for wood coal, OF different Sizes
Shin Cabooses, of different sizes and patterns;
English Steak Dishes, Covers and Stands;
las 1y NJ. II. DEVEP Ell" or "ulas 1t.
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.
All New Materials of the Latest style


All New M terials of the Latest STYLE
T The proprietors Daily would respectfully
inform their friends and public that they
JOB OFFICE their prepared to
cute all kinds of printing the favorable terms,
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS; CIRCULARS; LAWYERS
BRlEFs Bills OF LAbING; DRAY RECEIPTS;
CARDS; POSTERS; STEAMBOAT BILLS, &C., SC,
in every STYLE
All their materials-Type Presses entirely
the latest which will enable them their
work IN manner no, to be surpassed IN this CITY The Presses
from the foundry Messrs r. foe NewYork whichis
guaranty OF their excelncehe type from the well known oun
DRIES Messrs. George John T. White aud haye
been selected with adapt the business wants oil
this city.
CHARLES sToUGEToN,
Family Grocer 80. No. 81 CAMP Street,
IL EEPS constantly hand complete assortment of
IA Choice FAMILY GROCERIES. ~ Goods deliv-
cred free of charge. apis
COLTS REPEATING oARBINEs.
y FILES or CARBfNES with all the necessary imple.
ments-i Cap Primer Powder Flask, Moulds for Bullets,
Shoulder Straps They well adapted to the wants of
% to ' s sg
GOSHEN BUTTER-sOk kegs at l5c. per ID
- oHERRING Sang and C0DFIsH-3q boxes Geda. Tnb.
sEGARs1 ToBACCoio5ee ackases ~ 0oz
WESTERN o En- 81 BUTTER-aoo keEs loW to expert to
my23 rs Tchoupitoulas st.
FOR CALIFORNIA.
lust received by the subscribers supply of COLTS
y REVOLVERS and U. s. YAUGER RI--ED
FILES. Also-Genuiue IerringeI Pistols, Riiled ~
Belt Pistols, short and heavy Double Guns ssEk =
Bowie Knives Pocket C0mpssses, Percussion -
For sale by
milo HYDE GOODRICH. ID Charities st.
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BEL CRESCENT HOTEL

POINT Err, BHLDWLN co UNTYh FIN.
the first Of .jnne for the ente. tainmen H
Of TRANSIENT and PERMANENT CUES rs. -
establishment is beautifully ocaed The east side Of
NOZZLE BAY. about midway between Mobile and the Gulf
of Mexico The water at this point beng ai,c0rs clear
shore and haying firm white and bottom renders this
Busish, Pompano. SpsDlsh Mackere and all other fish
peculiar to this latitude, abound IN the Immediate yiein,ty
OF the Hotel Never failing Springs, nvenient dis
lance, furnish abundant supply OF PURE WATER.
he building entirely new-press nts ont to the south
of $50 feet and affords ample ommcdaon for 200
sons. The rooms are large and airy.
safe and commodiou will ply daily between
Mobile and Point Clear-Passage 81 cents.
The rate Of Board will be $40 per Week PAYABLE in ~
Communications this subject. addressed to the
undersigned at Mobile will be promptly attended 70.
GEO. B. CLlTHERALL.
Mobile Ala, May II, 1849 myI9 3m Lessee.
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BILOXI HOUSE,

THIS establishment will be opened for the reception of
Il .Visiten on TUESDAY. May Il tn. The premises ~
have been completely renovated, and the Hotel now u
offers inducements to in search of heath CON-
fort pleasure equal if not SUPERIOR TO public housePa
and delghstn village of giIoxi-of easy access from
in width, and shaded by great number Of oak,
magnolia and mulberry trees. The table will be supplied
with the Injuries of the and of the New Orleans
market Attached the house will be found Bath Houses,
Stables and Bar Room supplied with the best Wines and
Liquors also good Billiard Table
Persons wishing TO secure rooms will Please address the
Propretor Biloxi and forward their communications by
the Biloxi packets there but u 8. mail per week.
my15 JOHN W. NIXON.
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WIN. s. NOR GAN,
PRAOTICAL WATC MAX Err,
81 CANAL STREET. Third Door from Camp street,
subscriber has received additional supply Of
Il WATCHES, JEWELRY and FANCY ~

-a%o Goods, consistins s1 q very supe. Va
nor Gold and Silver Watches. with H. a
- Hunting Cases. of M. l. Tobias.
Watches; rich Jewelry Of the latest styles comprising fine
Gold Watch Chains, Keys and Seals: Ladies BRACELETS
etc. Also great variety OF FANCY GOODS. selected by
imporaiions consisting Of Work Boxes Dressing Cases fine
Fans Reticues, Scissors fine assortment Of SILVER
All the above articles will be sold at the most moderate
rates jal6 5m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-01

ELECTIVE MARRIAGEs.-Pa rson Howe, after
denonncing marriages iIlassorted TO age, pro-
poses the following remedy for the evil: A" Perhaps,
after looking into the important subject with an adj
ditonal pair of spectacles, We may be able to spy
outa plan by which the old ones of both sexes may
be kept out Of the matrimonial market after IS
years of age, and thus the whole hymenial hive be
left to the young ones to gather honey in. Could MT
we apply the electoral principle, and bring about
the desired reform by making wives elective! Thus,
when male arrives at the adult period, the young
manageable sisthren Of the county shall be eligi-
bic candidates for his hand, and such as fancy The
office of wife to him, shall announce themselves in
the nearest newspaper, applicants for that Office
and take the stump for it, in any other lawful
manner, make known their charms and pretensions
He shall be allowed and by law, compelled to elect
one of the number. Parents not to be permitted to
interfere at all in elections. No male or female to
be eligible to matrinony after atarng the age of
IS. Something like this, Bro. Andrews but no
chloroform. Selah.''
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HARTwELL'S WASHINGTON HOUSE.
No. 223 CHESMUT STREET PHILADELPHIA

3sn5 hs w9S% EfSm h' s3Issn % and
has been bis charge for several has just M
fashionable manner and the entire organizaiion of
department complete. The splendid suits of
notice.
The central and fashionable location of the WASHING
TON HOUSE, renders of the most desirable in the
city for Ladies and Families visiting Philadelphia. either
upon business pleasure and there shall he exertons
spared to have continue merit the liberal support it has
heretofore received. H. ]. HARTWELL.
EY- The House has Warm and Cold Baths always in
readiness my7 d&WH
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FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, Etc.
U A. TYLER, 80 CAMP ST., has constantly on hand
~. ard is receiving by every ,r, rHysl. Gold -
- So. the best makers. Also-Fob Vest Re! q.
and and k GgsFs CHAINS LAD SEALS ts1 To- pss.
Pencils, Thmbes, Buckles. &c. Fine Bracelets Brooches.
Necklaces Rings SverTare, Spoons and Forks Ladies,
Candestcks, Urns rich Fancy Goods Lubins fine Per-
umery-togethsr with variety of other articles
Silver Shell Steel bowed frames and Glasses of every
knd-Eye Projections, etc. etc., constantly On hand, and
fitted to snit the eye at short notice. y n15
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NEW ORL Fans:
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE /, 1s4o.

LATE FROM ST. JosEPH.-The St. Louis Re-
veille of the 23d gives the following intelligence
on the authority of Mr.. Adding, member Of the
Ottawa Qll.) company of emigrants who returned
the day before from ST. Joseph
He states that there exists the greatest dissats-
faction among the emigrants who have not yet left
ST. Joseph Difficulties and quarreling growing
out of the general discomfort were occurring daily
among the omigrants. Many companies have dis
banded and selling out their outfits at any cost
to raise the means to return home. The perfect
sacrifice of property is an evidence of the dssats-
faction which exists. Auctions are had daily,
where person might procure himself complete
outfit, including clothing. saddles, ETC., at less
price than they could be procured here, or in any
eastern city. Many emigrants also, whose extrava-
gancies have plunged them into pecuniary difficult
ties, have had their equipments seized by the
Sheriff, and sacrificed at auction. 1t was at one
of these Sheriff 8 sales that young DeCamp, citi-
zen of Carondeet, engaged in difficulty which it
is believed will result in his death. The outfit of
one of his friends had been seized and put up at
auction. Seeing that they would be sold at much
less than their actual value, he endeavored to per-
suade the Sheriff to stop the sale. Angry words
were exchanged, when Smith, the Sheriff, drew
pistol and shot him in the shoulder. Smith was
arrested, and is under examination.
The general impression at ST. Joseph seems to
be, that the emigrants will not only experience
great many difficulties and much trouble in the
journey, but that many heavily laden wagons will
have to be left behind. The majority of wagons
it seems, have started out overloaded. The follow
ing incident seems to bear them out in their opin-
ion. teamster was engaged with his wagon to
accompany one party with a load of corn TO dis
lance Of about one hundred miles back of St Jo-
seph He fulfilled his contract, and in returning,
literally filled his wagon with bacon and provisions
of every description, which had been cast on the
d-side, from overloaded wagons.
Apprehensive of the trouble which they would
encounter with wagons, many emigrants are en-
deavoring to change their arrangements so as go
out with psck-mulss. Some have already made
exchange of this character and others are ready to
avail themselves of the first opportunity to initiate
the example.
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PENS. FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. KIN
All Jswey ARTICLES repaired at moderate prices. ml8A
WATCHES, JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS.
rNHE subscribers have just received an additional no
! supply ofveyy superior Gold and Silver Watches,
other superior maker. also, Fine London DnpIe1
Hatetsf rich gewelry the latest styles compriaing Fine
Necklaces. Breast Pins Gold Pencil Gases Finger Rings
&C. Also, great variety of FANCY GOODS, selected by
of the firm in the European markets. consisting of Work
Boxes Dressing Gases 6ns Fans. Retcules and other fancy
articles Also. fine SCISSORS and Needles Table Knives and
Guns Pistols, Revoyes Bowie Knives Military Goods &c.
jesl HYDE & G0ODRICH. Is Charres.t.
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HOTELS. &c.

,.,,,,s pa: BAY ST; LOUIS HOTEL
nsbed M be hsyns been spsrsd and newly fur
ssspsa @ q
signed have purchased this props woe o es
afsnee and will Keep the house open summer Winter
g. LEWIS c
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
and fsvods asabshmentD me sSoSs
o sss sH %sS i
pleasant drive to one Of the most elegant and ,aubou.
he order he win have boats out a iii iimss to Keep
his table Supplied with the fnny tribe fresh from their
ssTp,Sn Of via and Al dscase. tia! he
sSss
SMITHS HOTEL. Bayou Sara, Ia.
6s s Ssa k,
,a.e in :, out of, Of s Rivers fpd he
s;s dO"s' Carriage: and Bsssi;: s$sz .
CORNER ooaRsg9EEE qH1Y ms HNSTF FEzoxr
8 'Egsa59 II ':fs?is s. 8
TA4s ha the best the market will afford
expressly for the accommodation of city and transient Board
eIs one Of the most healthy and airy situations in the
stop with him, comfortable.
Faithful and attentive Servants.
city
IL, eaeipA s,1E.i 5s,ss.n !. a5ls and c.,,r
Nj e
hs s her hs nSoy sns 5
Red 6y her during the last year She bas had her
age she hopes by dgent attention to the comfort and
the same Her terms will be. as heretofore,
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CANADIAN AFFAIRs.-On the 18th May dele
CATION from the Niagara District, c. W., presented
an address with six thousand one hundred and forty
signatures, approving of the Governor Generals
course in regard to the Rebellion Losses Bill.
Lord EIgin replied as follows:
GENTLEMEN: heartily thank you for coming forward
at the crisis to approval Of the
which have pursued in the administration of the Govern
Of the Province and your adherence of the ouages
which have been lately pepeated in the City of Montreal
have no doubt whatever, that your conviction is
well founded that the persons who counenauce such
and endeavor TO set at naugh the solemn
ton of Parliament actuaed by hostility to the Consu-
hona System which enjoy at least. to its fair
and free working.
any scheme however specous for defrauding you of
the Liberties Of which am appointed by Sovereign to
guardian, never be party shall continue faithfully
and steadily to administer the Government of the Province
accordance with the wishes of the people, expressed
through their Representatives in Parliament In such
cause willing, if needs be, to suffer reprosch But
should form poor estimate of Canadians intelligent
duct will, sooner or later secure their appreciation
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Wholesale Emporium of Hats and Caps.

TO BLoCK-MAKERs & sHIP-OHANDLERS.
DATENT Roller Bushed Shelves, 3 to IL inches;
Do. Roller Bushinas. for Shelves;
DO. Iron Strapped Blocks, all sizes
For sale low by SAM LOCKE, and Front Levee.
mvl0 Between Customhouse and Blenvllle sts
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WATCHES-JEWELRY.

NJ H. MEI Err, No. 100 CAMP street, Watch.
vi. maker and dealer in JEWELRY, GOLDtEA
PENS. FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. KIN
All Jswelry ARTICLES repaired moderate prices
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John Mitchell.

The paragraph from the Limerick
Chronicle, to the effect that John Mitchell
the Irish Patriot, had been pardoned by
the English Government, turns out to be
incorrect. The lrishman says, it is sorry
to state that such is not the fact. The
English government have not yet had the
grace nor justice to act in the manner at
tributed to them. John Mitchell is now
on his way to the Cape of Good Hope,
and it was understood that, on arriving
there, a 'ticket Of leave would be granted
to him. the effect of which would be, to
leave him at perfect liberty to follow any
pursuit he pleased, but not to depart from
the colony. However, from the deep
hostility evinced by the Cape Colonies to
receive the convicts, is not probable that
John Mitchell will lake up his abode there
In the dilemma in which they are involv-
ed, the Government may grant John
Mitchell free pardon, on condition of his
not returning to the United Kingdom
The remaining portions of the paragraph
are true. His wife and family still remain
in Ireland. His sons are with Rev. John
Kenyon, P. P, Templederry, under
whose fostering care and pure teaching
they will be made inheritors of their faith
er's sterling virtues.-PiHsburg Chroni-
rIe
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sustained, and the rates of money easy.
The corn markets are frmer, and pri.
ces, if anything, have an advancing ten.
dency; nevertheless, the transactions going
forward are by no means extensive.
The produce market, both here and in
London, continues TO receive large sup
plies, and for most descriptions of goods
there has been moderate inquiry. In
cured provisions moderate amount of bu-
siness has been ransacted-prices ofmost
articles being firm.
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COAL! |! !!

SEALED proposals will be received by the
~ Commissioners of Cambria county, at
their Office in Ebensburg or Monday the 18th
November lS49, for furnishing SiE hundred
bushels OF Stone Coal so lbs 10 the bushel, for
the Courthouse and Jail.
BY order Of the Board
JAMES M'DERMIT, elk.
Oct. 25. Ie49.-4-3t.
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Fresh .Tl'yiU0I Of
FALL AND WINTER
& ] D ! s!

FENlE subscriber has just received at his
d Store IN Ebensburg a large supply of
New Goods from the East, consisting of
Cloths, CassimereS, SattineS, Plaids Linseys and
Flannels of all kinds; Calicoes, Mus
Inns, Alpaccas, Merinoes, De LANES.
Ginghams, Tickings, Checks, Shawls,
Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Comforts.
Ribands, Vestings, Silks and Satins,
.4l8o-Bed, Horse and Saddle
Blankets and Blanket Cloths
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes of
every description, together with
an elegant assortment of Gro
cerics, Hardware, Queens
ware, Drugs, Medicines.
Stationary, Saddery, Tin
ware, Fish, Leather, Salt
and Nails.
He has also any quantity of Notions, such
as Combs, SuSpenderS, Six Guards,
Ladies' Steel and SitUered Slides,
Buttons, Brushes, Pocket Books.
Hooks E. Eyes, &c. &c. IN short
eUery thing that IS usually
kept in Country Store.
lie thanks his friends and the public gener-
orally for past fdvo-s. and requests them 70
call and take look at his goods before Purcha
sing here he feels satisfied tina. he can
accommodate them with anything IN his line
of business at lea ST cheap as any other
Establishment in the county.
Cash and approved country produce taken
in exchange for Goods.
JOHNSTON MOORE.
Oct. I6 1895
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DH ED

In Pleasant Valley, Scott county, Iowa, on
the evening of Monday the Gath of September
ast, Mrs. ANN DAVIS, wife of Mr.. e. Davis, in
the 4lst year of her age.
The deceased formerly a resident of
this place, and left for the ''far west IN com :
pany with her husband four years since.
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A r a R M
FOR SALE OR RENT.

The subscriber offers for sale or rent his
FARM situated in SusGuehanna township Cam
brIa county, on the road leading from toens
burg TO the Cherry Tree. about iouF mieS
south. west of the latter place, containing
Three Hundred and Fifty .4creS'
moro or less. seventy acres of winch are cleared
and under good cult vaiion. with goo1 Or
churd and excellent meadows. he tilhoof Is
abundant and suitable for every purpose.
The imp ovements consist oi i0s e'O'"
harm and two cabin houses
IT. te.rs will be reasonable and PoSs csSion
d.I;yered on the first of April next.
u'''' JOHNSTON MOORE.
Oct. Is, lSi9-2-tf.
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Fish, Fish!
Herrlngs, Goldfish, Salmon
IVA just opened by
LITZINGER g. TODD.
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
r. Robinson s. Co. ! In the Common Pleas of
vs.. Cambria county Penn "a;
" Henry % c Cook F.. Fa.
And now to wit October lst SAC, on motion
oSsheszFenon, e. Hutchinson Jr. appointed
zdftor to apportion the money arising ut OF
the sale Of property mong the Judgment cred
itors
From the Board,
VIM. KITTELL, Proth'y.
The Auditor above named will attend to the
duties of his appointment at his office in Ed
ensburg, at 10 o'clock A. M. on Friday the
30th day of November inst, at which time and
place all persons interested will attend n
make known their claims, or be debarred from
coming in upon said fund.
E. HUTCHINSON Jr., Auditor.
Ebensburg, Nov. l, lS49.-4-4t.
u NepS and Echo insert times and charge
Auditor.