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Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-04-07
LOWER SANDUsKY, APRIL z, 1s4e

Ofhis sorrows, his pleasures, his hopes and fears
That have gladdened darkened his early years.
The pail hath vanished and in its stead,
fairy scene unfolds,
And strains more sweet than the wind choirs shed,
On the ear of the sleeper rolls
And winged ones bright, from the Spirit Land,
Are pluming their pinions gay,
While their spotless robes by the bre eezes fan'd,
On the wings of the soft air stray,
And they're calling him from this world away,
They tell him tits all in vain;
For though he may toll till his locks gray,
True pleasure he will not gain.
And though fortune may smile in the coming years
And great may laud his name,
Twill be bought with price of fe's bitterest tears,
its hopes on the shrine of fame
He fan would go for he there
She is gazing on him,
And he clasps her form but in shapeless air,
She hath vanished--his eyes grow dim,
And distant strain as it gides along,
And steals on his senses slow,
Is the last he knows of that white -robed throng-
They have left alone in woe.
A mist is enshrouding him now once more,
And the shadows fall thick and fast,
And this weary student in search of lore,
Is dead to his woes at last,
But the morning ray its silVery wings,
Hath stealthIy crept along,
To the darkened room, where the Night God fngs
His shroud o'er the cold worlds wrong,
And hath kissed the brow cold and pale,
And cleaned on his dark brown hair,
Like the Sylph of Spring the frost-bound vale,
As she scatters the murky air;
For he raises up and tn shadowy dreams,
With their mixture of good and i'll,
Like light and shade the mountain streams
Are haunting his vision STILL
But he heeds them not, and to toll once more
He is bending his thoughts again,
But ere the day with its toll is o'er
His labor may all be vain,
For Death is there in his hollow eye
1t shines on his burning cheek,
And the aching head, and the fever high
Hath told what 'twere sad to speak.
And few more days at the farthest, he
Who is toiling for NAME,
Will like hapeSs thousands victim be,
On the shadowy shrine of fame
LOWER SAEDUsKY, Ohio.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-04-07

SECOND sIeHr.-A young girl twelve years old
of highly respectable family, in Newark, lately told
her parents while suffering from deliriun, that her
brother was on board the packet ship Devonshire,
coming from London within twenty miles of
home, and had sundry presents for them, among
the rest, fine books with red covers gilt edges &c.
Her predictions were confirmed in every particular.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-04-07

ANTI-LuxuRY AssoeIATEoN.-The French Can
adian ladies are about to engage in crusade against
luxury in dress. Their husbands and fathers have
agreed to abstain from intoxicating drinks; the
wives and daughters to abstain from wearing silks,
muslins and other expensive and snowy articles of
dress, and to be attired in the etefe du pays. In
the parish of Longeuil 500 hge joined the asso-
ciation
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-04-07
DOCTOR j. CHAMBERLAIN,
R0tanie YSic ian,

HNENDERS his professional services to the citizens
A. of Lower$andusky and vicinity. From several
years experiences he atters himself that he has become
thoroughly acquainted with the diseases incident to this
climate and hopes merit portion oPublic patronage
He resides in the house owned and lately occupied by
W. w Anger, and keeps an office in the brick building
opposite David Deas of which places he will be
hours unless absent professional
business.
April 29th, 1948.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-04-07

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Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-04-07

R~ A yankee transported a couple of hogs to
the diggins' in California to root for the precious
ore, and obtained every night from six to eight
ounces of gold from their snoutsl
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-04-07
Bnsimess DIRECTORY.
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.

COUNIIANDT TOWNSHIP OFFICERS
Eleazer Baldwin, Woodville,
Commissioners John L. Gardner, York.
4 Hiram Hurd, Green Greek.
Anditor- Homer Everett Office Court House.
1reasarer-Oliyer Mcintyre, DO
Recorder-Beniamin f. Fletcher, do
Prosecuting 4ttormey-J. [. Greene, do
ISherlf-James Parks, do
iSasrVeyor-H E. Clark, Office at his residence.
=,- -. H., Alvin Cole, lSandusky,
Poor House Joseph Reed, Washington,
& O'F &C 0 rs Franklin Gale, Green Greek,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Presidsat Jatdge-Hon. Ebenezer B. lSaddler San
dusky city.
} Hon. A Mcintyre, Townsend,
associate Judges Hon ]. S. Olmsted, Sandusky,
Hon. F. Chapman. Bellvue.
GLerk-La G, Rawson Office Court House
Aactioaeer Samuel Crowel, of Sandusky tp.
Master in Chdncery-Ralph P. Buckland, Office
Tyler's block
Commissioner of Observation-Disclosures Edgerton,
Office Court House.
JUSTICES. OF. THE PEACE.
John Bell, Office over Eddy's store,
Sandusky TIP. John L. Greene, Office Co'rt House
David Engler
BaIlyille-John Moore and Jonas Smith
Green Creek-Amos Fem and VIM. H. Gale.
Washington Beery and James Rose.
Rley-Levi +. Tuttle and VIM. II. Reynolds.
York-Wm. S. Russell and Abram P. Ferris.
Townsend-S. A. Mcintyre and A. B. Lindsey.
Woodyille-Ira K Seaman and s. G. Baker.
Scott-James A. Fisher and Daniel Baker
Madison-Jeremiah n. King and N. o. Belts.
Rice-Ephfaim Walters and David Olinger.
0ORP0RATI0N OFFICERS
JEayor-Lysander c. Ball.
Recorder-Francs c. Bell,
Ireasarer-C. J. Orton
Couecilaaea-John R. Pease, Jesse S. Olmsted
Jonathan Bull, Christopher Doncyson & l. Sharp
Times ofhol,ing Courts "a, the 18Th Circuit, 1s49
1Sandusky y-March 26, June Is, October 18TH
Erie-Mareh l9, Nav 21, October lst.
2 Hasron-March II, June 4, September 1e.
Wood-Apfil 2, October %.
Ottaua-May l, September 10.
L,seas-Apri 6. June 25, Oct g.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-04-07
Fox & Beaugrand,

PHYSICIANS AND URGE ONS:
ID ESPECTFULLY tender their professonalservces
Iii n. to the citizens of Lower Sandusky and vicinity
OFFIcE-One door south Of McCGlioch's Drug store.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-04-07

VKJ OOIen Goods have fell! and some
wv great bargains may now be had in broadclohs.
cassimeres and satnetts at the farmers Cheap store
c. J. PETTIBONE.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-01
NEW ORInA1Ts RTARKHTs.
CRESCENT OFEIoa.
ThumdaV Morning. November Il. t843.

UHuHCuWT OETTuI, z
ThunEday Morning. November 4. l843.S
COTTON.Tbough the market was szu active Yesterday,
still the demand continued and the sales summed % $500
bales Prices vsV fun for an Qaafiss, a1d shade
higher for Midding 20 Mddlfng Fair rsQuhing digit
alteration in our quotations.
HHw-OHLEAEg CLAggIyTCATIoE.
inferior '......'S-l a. aains k4f's''' 10
i5dbsgg g S tS os i nal
Good MdditnG 710z Good and Rins .....nominai
ToBACCO.-Tbe only sale We learned Of Was g hhdl..
viz Admitted 81 4st5, 10 Refused At ~ and e
5<c. p b.
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs.- thoEs WaIsn0 Escapts
Of consequence The transactions hnR and q former
rates. Fair Sugar CneWJ 46R<. New Moialsss. "a
231ze. p gallon.
FLOUR.-Tbere was bat little Flogr de LsVss, and
the sales far learned did not exceed 500 % 1000
bbIs Of which 43 bbs Fins snd unbranded at - % and
between 800 and 500 bbls in lots ct "a 759t4 s4 DBL
for supenfnes
CORN-Market steady. Sales, 900 sacks of which 30
sacks inferior 49, $50 sacks in several lo at 50. aHd
1900 sacks prime Old for shipment at SIC. 2 bushel.
OATS.-3O0 401 sacks st. LOuis sold 81 aga, tbs
highest rate from store.
HAY-30O bales Western disposed Of AZ el2 % Tor
stained and inferior. and ga 90 for the prime.
PROVISIONSThe only large sales Of Pork We heard Of
$50 bbs. Mess private (sad to be 90 l3SO
and 81 bba crossed Prime e. Nothing Of consequences
done in Lard. Sales Of Bacon Sides and Shoulders g 70
use. = b.
sALTA cargo Of 10 900 bushels TURKS Island, % arrive.
was taken at 30c.
BAGGING AND ROPE.-A lot Of IS coils sold at 30.
cash aao so pieces and coils Is and &c. both cash.
WHIsKY.-50 bblA Raw sold 81 ~, and some mail
lots Of Recfifsd al 211zc.
FREIGHTS-COtioH shipping to Liverpool It I'd, ana
q ship taken for Boston at % p bale.
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NeK Orleans CattIe Market.

LAFAYETTE. Wednesday. October 3i-P. n.
Anved per George Wilmington IS Besvesi per
steamer w. A. Violet 50 do Luna. 81 do; Ne Plus Ultra.
q Calves I26 Hogs and so Pigs Meteor coop with Pigs.
Prices materially changed bat are in favor Of purchases.
BEEF CATTLE We quote az yesterday, S5<l05c- p b
for good quality ehOes and inferior prOponOhats rates.
HOss.-We still quote al 31zf04c p b.
sHEEP.-Selling 81 500s2 Is . head.
Much COws-9200a49 . head.
CALvEs-s3 OOOs7 90 . head.
ROAsTIve PIss-75c G68I CO p head.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-01
NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 1.

ALL SAINTS DAY.-To-day Catholic csmstssiss will
be vted BY great number Of citizens they will present
beautiful and touching pictuTe-ths remembrance Of the
living for the dead The hand of affection has wIeatbed
around each tomb offering Of Aowen smbems Of
nal spring, bright the realms above and kindred and
friends will gather there 10 read again and again the brief
inscription that tells them Of hopes buried and Of loved
gone. collection will Re taken at the gates for the Or
phan Asylum connected with the Church-an appropriate
time to remember their claims.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-01

LARGE ROBBEKY-On the evening Of the Both uIt thyer
tfunks. belonging ends OF Mr. Samuel Samnelson vegg
taken from his house, n TO- 49 Magny street. by gang
thieves no had been pTowng abouf there dune he
day The Ownen Of the property absent from the city
and the amount Of the loss could be asCeraned but Wa
supposed to be ye large. gold watch and other evsy
were deposited in Of the Trunks. On the oath of MI
samueon search issued yesterday bat moth
ing could be found the premises suspected By Tie de-
ponent A By the of Gsspard ltanOvitch deu-
tined as being with the gang the afternoon Of Ire
robbery also arrested and will be brought before Recon-
der Seuzeneau for examination.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-01

TIE COTTOH CAsE.-H. KlOpDenberg appeared yeztsr-
day before Recorder Genos 70 the charge of
five bales of cotton from he Merchants Press The evidence
eHoneated MT koppeDbeTg from any blame in the matter
much less criminal inont and he h0uOfaby dischaee
The testimony showed that the accused found the cotton on
the morning Of the 18th in the of his premises thar il
nt the end Of alley used by number Of families
and that be immt daiay consulted bis lawyer relative 70 The
property. and made affidavit the cs before Recorder
Bguzseau The charge preferred beOra Recorder Bald win
Will be decided in the Enst District Court.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-01

THK PBEAsUREg OF LOvE.-Campbell has sung of the
pleasures Of hope Rogers Of the pleasures of memory aud
yesterday George Mitchell composed prose essay upon the
pleasures Of Love- which he ap ended bis name before
the Recorder peOu1 tas 100 he had relate Of trust
betrayed and pockets picked The affair occurred between
the going down OF the and the sing of the samethe
scene Banack shetland the dramatic persona George
Mitchell and Bridget Love Loss ffOm actual theft SO
Recorder GenOs should consult Ovid before rendering de
cislOn.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-01

FoRsERY.-An individual named George Kirby IVES ia.
ken custody ye teFday b. the Second Municipality DO
lice, charged by Mr Thomas Buebnd with passing fcred
order putpOTtinR to be drawn upon Peters Milsrd The
wasEeached and other forged papers were found upon
him. James Ly Ons c., charged with handing iaid
order to Mr.. Buchind, was also arrested.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-01

ASSAULT WITH INTEET TO KILL.-JOhn Jones' for an
aggravated assault upon John Stevens stands committed
take bis trial before The First District Court The ARRAY oc-
CURED Tuesday last board Of the ship Inca The ac-
Cpsed knocked Stevens down with teayng PIN tina
blow the head and Frustrated him senEsess upon
the deck Recorder Baldwin. BY whom the examination
conducted, yesterday refused take bail il the case
The penalty placing beyond his province % 10 So
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-01

Harris Celebrated Cheap Shirt De pot
GENTS FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
No. is Camp Street,
Adjoining the City Bank
AN epenng FER arrivals The largest and best a.sort
L men Of svsrJ kind Of
SHIRTS AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
to which would solicit inspection BY those rspsnhing
wardrobe The following part present stock all Of which
are our manufacture imported direct to this house:
Linen Shirts:
~, 1lra uPerhne round thread made in hnsbt style;
Fine Irish Linen, Of various patterns and make
Muslin and Cotton Shirts:
Finest English Muslin Yoke Neck, fne,t work
10 iofs mis- To- eol9rei and stitched bosoms;
Fine DO. 10 nam n,fteTns
Extra fine do. do smbToii,ieSed Ir1,,r,s.
v, 70 % DO Do lace smbToleEedi
Ehs Cotton SHIRTS. Of every quality and style prce.
OolOred Shirts:
Muslin shirts with Colored Lnen Boion Collars
i9s S9 2bt and Trsysllag Shirts tbandsi
ll-Aofys o. heavy and light material.
OoronI SIX and MoTino Shirts and Drawers:
Lambs Wool Shirts and Drawuu,
French Flannel Wrappers DrsEers:
Red and White Flannel Shirts and Drawers;
slk undershhss and Drawers
Gauzs bsrino Shirts and Draweru;
Gauze Cotton Shirt,
Heavy Cotton Shirts;
Sln9 Cotton SHIRTS, for Clubs and Firemsn
Pink do.
A very fine a5u7rtmeni Of Merino Shirts and Draweu;
GLOVES Of Jauvm KID English sik woorsn BusE,sp and
CRAyATs sud sCARFs Of the richest and newest kinds.
STOCKS i a N F1 ss 19a G3Tsa
SHOULDER BRACES; PORTE NONNiEs.
MORNING GOWNS; TOOTH BRUSHES.
NIGHT do, CHAVAT STIFFENERs.
NIGHT CAPS: HOSIERY Of svs-v I'M
With many other articles, all OF are sSd al ssS tbap spy
O9 2dp ISAAC HART. X C.,n 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-01

DROWNED The body of a white man. name unknown
vas found floating in the Mississippi Yesterday, opposite
POYdras street. An inquest was held and verdict returned
accordingly. The deceased bad cotton gupsd under
Shirt blue cloth pants and blue cloth with metal buttons
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-01

FIRE ON SHIP-BOARD.-Abous O'Clock yesterday morn
ing. the bark Jane GauO, Capt Mathis lying pier s.
Second Municipality discovered be fire in the hold
Che was partly loaded having 30 bales Of cotton boad
AID quantity Of slaves The IRE speedily exingughed
About thirty bales Of cotton less damaged and
three four beams burned The deck iBjued to
small extent. We understand that there nluEance
on the oaIg0. and only ole-thiId upon The Ealasl.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-01

NIOTICE-The unsod PEWS in the Presbyterian Church
IN of Prytania and josephine streets, Lafayette,
under tho Pastoral charge Of Rev E. R. Beede, will be Of
fsred for sale on THURSDAY next lst November, st 4
o'clock p NJ Those disposed purchase rent Psws as
requested to be present By oIdsF t,,,pr,,,
Z ANbtAa "a f5ip q. 3, YllssTiq9 koRSI CslAlh sha
81 % fst } i fsE, u sssyA,
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
ALTITUDE. . 81 % T.-LoasI7VP1. 90 w.-IuTim.. d

ALTITUDE - % SO H.l>ONSfTUpE' - WI inns -
Cleared Yesterday:
Steamship Ohio, Lieut. schenck, y. s. n. New York. Viz
Ship Humphrey PurintOp. Given, BottsTda@,
Brig Oliver, Sumner, Boston, J. w. AhdIsTs & Go
schT. Alice Miner, Pensacola, J. Hurley
r. NJ Harrison g. Co
schr. Powhstlan, Caro-, Pensaeols Hurley
Steamer Chief Justice Marshall Myers. Cincinnati. Master
Arrived YESTERDAY.
Russian ship Julins KockEetez 81 days from BEsmen to
o., Wsr3eken = KirchhoR-Lalayetle
ship e. Leon, upkn, 10 days from Castine, Me-. 70 r
Shin LsmusI DSsf. sasOIy ID days from New York. to
Ship Lncy Could % days from Boston to massIsd ny
ship susan Lord Curtis Is days from Liverpool to master
b. ,hip Matades Kerr S. days from Liverpool to H. c.
Br bark s DeWolFS Roberts IS days from Liverpool
BrsT. bark EimOgd tNs6man, IS days from Bremen to
F, wsid-Lsfayette.
9Th Sept, 10 HOLMES & Mils-3i my.
Brig Sea Flower Sheer days from BraEOB st. Jago, in
Italian big SsnzO, AutOs. s5 days from Genoa to mas
srrAmRo.rs:
Oregon. HEN. from Mobile.
ROckaway, Davis, tom Cincinnati-l0 bales cotton
oS NJ se eP,i ed Iof f6 s boss diopvis
Au,ocrat, GOsee, frOm Memphis-25s6 bales cotton.
Ne MsisOr 30 10 9, Tgineri from Louisville ~,
TowbOst CORqusToT HeatiOnp from he PasssS
Towhoa, foIPoisi Philips, . nom g ne IT Pqs.ss
IOWb0at Yankse. FiInt0n fiom the Passes.
TOwbOat AnnaWan. Mccullough. from the Passes.
BBLOW-COMLN6
Two ships and brig, names unknown.
Memoranda
TowbOst Louisville tOwed down and TO sea, on the a0s
ut, schF. 81. Helena.
TOwbOat COnauerOE tOwed down and 70 sea- On the 2ah
ult ships suann, and Peter HAttc and sohr J. r Smart
| PASSENGERS
Per ship Miltiadea. from LivsrpoOl-22Os tssnEs
Per ship Julius from BTemen-5C9 stssIaRe
Per ship Susan Lord, from LivespOol-2eo steeraga
Per bark VIM. and klzabe b. from LiVeTDOO-40 stesFars
Per bark 3 DeWOIfs. from LiveIpOol-IsI lteeEaEs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-01

ATTEMPTED BURsLARY.-Isaac Sowle was sent, yest4r.
day before the First District Court The charge Of enter
ing the house Of L. Deange with elonious intent Mo-
nsy has been missing at different times from the premises Of
Mr. Desangs aad after strict watch the accused was found
late at night making bis way through the house
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-01

An Array. = Daniel MahOny and Hugh Flynn were
taken into custody yesterday by the Second Municipality
poics for assault with intent 70 kill, upon Thomas
Thompson and ApdTeas t'utnO Thompsnn was St. bbsd
upon the head, and his fingers much cot The accused will
be examined before RecOIdeT Bald win
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-01

Per ship Miltiades. from Livsrpool-22O stssraEs.
Per ship Juhus from BTemen-5C9 stsaEaRe.
Per ship susan Lord, from LiveFpOo-2eo steeraga.
Per bark VIM. and klzabe h. from LVepOOl-40 stesrars
Fer bark s. DeWOlfe. from LiveEDOOl-lsI steeFage
Per bark Edmond. from Brsmen-l67 stseFage
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-01
More New and Interesting Books,

FOR SALE AT
NO. 40 CAMP STREET.
IL Just received ship jersey fresh lot of the Latest Cheap
Publications. comprising
FRANK FORRESTER'S FISH AND FISHING Of
the United States with Illustrations from By Henry
William Herbert In one vol.
A CRUISE IN A WHALE BOAT; Or, Adventures in
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THE SALAMANDER. Naval Romance. By Sue.
Price Is
ST. JAMES, Or The Court Of Queen Anne A His
orical Romance. By Ainsworth. Price IS cent?.
THEREsE DUNoYER. A Novel. BY Eugene Sue
Price %
THE LITTLE SAVAGE. Tale BY Capt Many
att Price 40
THE BRAVO'S DAUGHTER; Or, The Tory of Caro-
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THE INVISIBLE GENTLEMAN. By the author o
Charley go The RObber," etc. Price IS cents.
FANNY THORNTON; Or, Msnisge Lottery. Is cts
THE DOWAGER; Or The New School for Scandal A
Novel BY Mrs. Gore. Price IS cents.
BULWER's CAXTONS-Now complete Two Parts
WALLACE; Or, the Hero of Scotland. By Reynolds
Author Of The Reformed Hghwaynan etc. Frce so
10 For SALE together with large other intsresn
Literature, by GO26 CT H. BECHTEL co, 40 Camp st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-01

NOTICE The partnership heretofore existing in this
i city under The name, firm and style of LANGDON
& GRICE, dissolved on the 25th September last. All
persons who have entrusted business with WARREN A.
GRICE are respectfully eQuCed to call him for settle.
ment. j. LANGDON 10 authorized to settle all business
placed in his hands at Washington. OBJ St
NOR sALE-Ths half of the Coffee House. on the cor
II net of St joseph and Levee streets, doing good
California good opportunity is offered 70 those wishing to
20 into business. O25 1w GEORGE FELTZ.
I IME-LIME-l7Cl bbls fresh Thomeston Lime, cargo
IL Of brig Monterey, landing and for sale by
OBJ HAYMAM & HOLDEN, 99 Magazine 81.
Asc-2OCO bbs Western Landing, Glen's Falls, AID ST.
Geneveve in and for sale in quantities to suit puI
ohssers. BY the above
CSEMFNT-5OOO bbls. Newark aud ROIendale, landing
" and in store. For sale by the Agents;
O3l HAYMAN y HOLDEN, 50 Magazine st,
Asc-15OO bbS, Nelson & Browns Rosendale; % bbs
I.oui1ville; 800 bbls, Roman, for sale as above.
nUTTER-OTanEe county Pine Apple EngliIh Dairy
ID and SapSago Che 100 packages Of superior qualities
IN 81 IsP'' and 20 CHARLES sToUGHToN, "a Camp ST.
nLASTFR-5OO bbls Newark and Resembles; 800 bbls;
Wothe spOOn's; 200 bbs Kings, for sale by
o3l HAYMAN 4 HOLDEN, 93 MagsZne st.
TTATR-I95 hbds so JACKS Pe9terng Hair for sale by
III o3l HAYMAN HOLDEN, So haeazine ct.
TTTRE BRICKS : 10000 English and Pensacola Fire
osl Bricks ~ a ia!f HOLDEN g8 Magazine st
nALW OIL, BARILLA SODA ASH, Sc, in quanti
II ties 10 suit purchasers, for sale By n, -
osi HAYMAN s. HOLDEN. So Magazine st.
NEW BEEF.-JuEt received, 1879 barrels " Frazier
IN WhitUevli Pine BEEF-sOmething fine
oSJ 1t PRICE. FROST CO., 81 Fohoupitoula st.
I ONION PORTFR-LsDd from ship York, 20 casks
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Wyman Turner, Maine;
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%. @. CadY, Mass;
P, w Bassett, Cincinnati;
n. =. Cater. Vermont;
Dan'l Ireland, NewYOrk;
Albert Crane, -;
W. w .B OVs, Maine;
III. G. ThebOn, Salem. Mass.
4. J. Horton, NewY OTk;
VIM. w. Houston, Pa;
N. f Averill, Bare. VI;
John II Hollis, Mass;
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Henry CIfelY, Havana;
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