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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-29

oh.ac so do su.rr SIS bAr, Woo l7si sid~- Leslf,r
li, hoes, -.3tssd Csns
lNroBr,>r no LAWNFhs.-A' the last spco. a.
term oi the Supreme Court bed iu tis city Justice
Sill decided thar ia cases of the publication c' any
Ir.al notice In "a ucwspGpor, tie affidavit o. ,le
publication slood show The particular days
whieh the publication was made AMI Eat az 81
dart stating that "a notice os onlgI Lad been
published once iu each week. or twice lu each
wcok as Zoe case mIgtt oe. " thllt ste'i1r on
whtt particular isys II Mas published was .nsa.t
IBuas.o Con Ads.
FEsr SCHOOLS ~ Ml>ss>lrri Tn Les.sla-
t.r, ol M,s,i.spw has aPpOpratcd $4,000 'ar
which the people src O. be taxed. to he Distributed
am1f. che several coGaDcS ll icoportot O. gee
uauio,g u. children, o. establish 81 stem Cd. nee
Schools. steps aro aso being taken 90 pro'arc an
accurate rD;ara a.. thc number %, children sc." --n
snc s-es Of "a and tsen;! years
Floop ~ BLACK RNiH-rhc Gc'eea A|
4t-nti,f O.. the lSih, speaks ol 81 srea- fco. ol
BacN Rive. caused hN heavy rsiu anc ihe me-,
ma 81 the Soon >evefa mills, snd great 1asn
utN O. loEs aat other p~oqcs,A, were carrti ~ -
The Chippewa Was also a,,n, bar no m4tera DAM
a-e had tc,a .ose
Roursel The store ofMr H,u-y Low on the
corner 81. Bgsst and Ceisr IS Was o1r. .ali,asl.
entered ga THURSDAY uichf cr trusy M tias TIE
be.rIsr tooh sputrs soVcs. sme- Wt.ca, N~ie
IrAH NN. .2.N cNAt, SalAi NN>l y -IA SD '+t f
uai. kc-scy nere pants .ooas, "a lsrse romter ~
sIh rrs,ats. su>pca3ers gloves. a. IT, .,t A
hsa of toe -oNjs taken, some ole. Noln out cotii-
Of ~ Val4r
IvrEi>,NvA>r foR pffg-By ore 81. The avs
n. 'aWs-c. u,ls,us who hsNc Contracted Debts
r cher States MAY Pc a-rcssct All COMMITTED e.
prison n 'scai within - em.-s \ nscs euaea' s
aA,.t Q, .tcarc tie rcfca. q tins sN as IS Aci.a
hss been ,oaul % De me-, Per--c.ocs % the 'ree
intcrc,ts o. the Sts.s
"a To A s>aus lapS,s 9--s'an,, 'le aeA'- -
g. .ou> j. WINSTON of Greene 60. "A. Nt''
" scsVc. y "a 5fc,euc, pa 'cc NrveA - g. 1-'',,
Com JACKSON saa las been '-e4asais ga l,o
10 ,he AlsasuA Legislature, Nh>t> he eAe9>'se~
.,rat7o as iaracrce.
- ~ Governor e. { B-&nioa q " ss'ssi GiA
.i,.a on the s>ia March 10 the esd yea 81 h'S age
hr~asaman d. much prcmincncc ia the >'S'c.
~ II, taro'ls of Prcs.len, TAlloS, says ne
N'rpou Noes have engaged a suite e. rooai' 10Y
tb.,i .se a. that pleassatresos daring The >amme'
ry-A vouss msu named X \. G1o1mas was
,.'rr.v murdered in Union c. Nca'r.Sy ey ~
father in.law. banned W atS
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sr.tA rh. .ir pfls. John snow .t.r .. Nf'' f.r
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nj BrlNr Crerrtf-.l. Ls-Hr.s. i.. >to' Ga snH
Lucy An $50 caro-. Nl.0'f, Nsatis. TH.,I"a Nes'
Nurs. a.rk La-Irtt n-.sH'. So ''Ne.' ..l*
n, SOW Trinidad. Bosom Lst'nt Hama. N'ino
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.0at NJ r4tls. b'nnds''. u.s.. f.. ttI
kr.l.r 'h ..i.' :. > - a.. fI n.~eI, AZ.
more. fH Sc rnH, Boston h-' 'lsor
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a., 80. :, tx. NR Br.sv K.h.r,.n Fhoms.,or.
tTt ~, S.n.lsrk ca sltr. Or.ss ~esr. East
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Csr-o. ~ Trio. Hunter fsrs.oi. lh. il" Nc"ctni
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ti-lr, Freezing. Kelly Fai.t'e r... .l'-a hs0t Aha
| u.. pa. CrowrI NsfiUfd. trna Wrt.NNfh finsoF
Harriet Am Sou'e Aususfs. ko.ft-.sr h-fl, fe LEGO
n.s fiiL Snco . So .t.r bark In " 'lrrws. 11s
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Foreis Ports.

"a - from A9tf@sl. % -. 1ssE Rhine Downs sss
C.r..s -e Ollo-
A. surrsu. Mo- y ~ Trop,css fD1'clL PopEeo.
IN Bosom. scl Llcsr DIicr. - i.u B sloc
A. Por,o Csoe-o 4D0g. A, pr D. ,zrK Fla Afey, from
S-N fyfk
A. C.fi-uas. Aprt D.. 1us. L-glorn. Pe,ceion. Dr
+ -'or cg l-4ssa Greer ~ tr -. O. Io,fuin IT.
mon q -, ,4ra1. Mower, NJ go hrny AlA--'
la.e. - for. .
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N...irr.cr Curts rs TDDag1 Dr Pyfi1 hfo, nrti ia
La Lcug ~ SYors. nc c-scs ksYi~le sleepe-
81 IA -r-re r Porto R.c1, sailed IN Csfs.c FCr> arc,
RI p .de pbl. "a. arr AZ dsfy hE.ly, e.,As M
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ar me. Rr.suons, Piny, I'm SO'-sns for Porto REQ
ogf 7sh TIE .chr 7 N tchel- WITCH i reported
Og a tr ti.u-.. reported hat D. Or4y PIT
-xcr.px- s-r crew SO .A.rc aga. gc ne i-h
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Receipt. OF Produce.

49, ftr Norti Rircr Boats during fls past r,.S 49,
a Fosr DO Ashes g. Go SEEDS. a hid. do - 10
SAY sh' DO AZ, So do Beans. 81 Lard Tot yAcSag
Ci'ae 1l- do susr. 3s bavs Woo l7si sdcs Leslhcr
I., Auss - ls,l CSIbf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-29

MARINE JOURNAL

p. ir-k Crrtr. fr.- hfs1slrs-P -rrs % y .r. Is
ga q c,l --r -a--- --.-r Ala.-e Ma-l'c
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-01-16

lstioll, ard has yiU 81 ,isc ced IN my bands
some instr rs,nents sShich w8to indispeIi.
sable TO Inn, coInmepced impiediatcly.
NJ, Eiye or six minutes glided by; they
Eappeared to- mo to abetan age. Tho
General did not speak ID word did, not
,utter a complaint o,3s y ss:l IS sslssl.
l Its finished, cried the doctor, 'tell
|mesif you see = Il. .:'.,s S'.is ~ a.',.s !
The General lowered his eyes, met
the gaze ofPaquita, uttered q cry, and
tainted. ss..,sT..a -s'''s% .. ',ss93
%,IIe,t, has recognized mel said the
young girl, clasping her hands. 'My
God be 'bIessedp T'''' .'sss ra'., ''5.'... ''.
The doctor turned not being able
to believe his cars. As for myself, ]
no longer knew whctherI still enjoyed
the use of my reason.
'Therc is d mystery in al this, said
tho doctor recovering his self possession
whilst awaiting an elucidation of it, let
us profit by the swoon of the, General,
to place upon him the dressing, which
ho must keep on for some days. We
will see after that what is isneccssary to
be DONE rs,
y AS we finished fastening on the band.
adc, NJ. dc Colombrcs regaincd his SEN
ses. @ .r,. - ~ .sg
"Takc away from mo this evil = cricd
he, x wish to sec her again to see
her again and then dic!'
Calm yourself, General sni,i DR.. De.
rivicrc, 'what you have sccn, you will
see again; bu, if you ngitnle yourself fthus
will no, be unswcrable for the consc-
qucnccs.'
1T is not an angel who is near me, i, is
saini.' said the exile. Il, is B,.rnadeltc.
tho only daughter Of my brorhcr!!! =, !
now see tha, God has par'loncd me. Bu,
whcrc art thou, my dnughcr9 Let me
press thee to my heart
Il am at thy feet, where bless Hcny-
On for having granted my prayers. Pnr-
don me, my uncle said she, throwing
herself on the neck Of the Chevnlicr, Il
came TO you in order 10 nvcEgc my father;
your repentance taught me charity. God
is with uS. am then no longer an or.
phnn, and You no more an exile.
In 1922, u decree Of Corles recalled all
the refugees to III ir country.
In 1923, when King Ferdinand rc-cn.
tered Madrid, Bcrdnnc,lc dc Cnlombres
begged from him the pardon Other uncle,
consideration Of the services Of her in,her.
ASK il in the name of,ly own virtues
the king replied. On that conditions,
name your unnle Governor OF Corunna'
|, was in tha, city that the Chcvulicr de
Colomhrcs died few years afcr, ut IL
very advanced ngc. Bcrdaneitc was new
or separated from him.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-01-16
TO MERCNANT TlILORS.
II. B. CL 4 II X i; /,


Has now on hand, full assortment of the
LATEST STYLE AND FINEST QUAIL
lTY of the following Goods:
Superiinc and medium BROADCI.OTIIS, in
black aud co!ors
Supcriinc ahd medium black French and
German Doeskns
Fancy Casimcres Of the latest styles
Vcsl'ngs--Slk and MerIno, ricl, and new
patterns
Extra super. black Satins and Silks
Gents Kid Gloves, best quality, in black,
while and colors
Gents Beaver, Mcrinn and Military Gloves
Under Shirts and Drawers, OF Silk, Wool.
Merino and Cotton
Black Italian and fancy Cravats, of the bes,
quality
Tailors' Trimmings, of all kinds.
Orders from the country promptly attended
II. b. CLARKE, 2O5 Kiny.stree.,
2d store above Market st.
Charleston, Nov. 2Slh, 1910. 5 GIN
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New & Fashionable Clothing,
GEORGE A. HYDE.

SUCCESSOR To HOUSTON & HYDE, 2e3 KING ST.
Opposite Merchants Hotel.
Manufacturer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer
i'll Clothing,
G. a. II. Respectfully invites the attention
OF his friends and The public to his large as
sortment Of fashionable and Elegant Ciofh-
ing now on hand, equal in every respect To
the best custom work, TO which he is weekly
adding large supplies direct from his own
Manuiactory in New York.
This Establishment is conducted entirely
on the Cash Principles both in purchase aud
sales, giving him great advantage in his Sc
iections and enabling him to to sell at New
York rates. lic is now offering this s:cck,
(Which is not cxcel'ed for rariety, style, beam
fN and durability Of ,corhmnnship in The
Union, at such prices as to make :, an induce
ment for purchasing 10 call before making
their selections. A superior assortment, OF
Fine Shirts, Collars, Cravats Canes, &c. &c
constantly OH hand.
with attentive and obligng statesmen,
gentlemen can depend upon having their
wants supplied Immediately. All garments
warranted 10 fit well and give satisfaction in
every respect.
U'Mr. j"uN T DAEnY, long known in The
clo;h.ng line is now nj this establishment
where he would bc happy to see and serve
his friends.
GEO. A. HYDE,
Successor to Houston g. Hyde
Charleston. May 23, 1910 81 "
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Sumter Bakery,

The subscriber respectfully informs the
public that he continues Baking, at his old
stand IN Broad street near Main. Bread and
all varieties of Fancy Cake, Biscuits and
Crackers, constantly on hand.
In connection with his bakery he is in da-
ly receipt oi FRESH OYSTERS-and he
has made arrangements TO serve them up
Roasted FnIEn STEwED or in tho shell.
ICE CREAM, every variety of Coniec-
tionary, Fruit, Native and Tropical, Nuts,
Fancy Articles, etc. &C, constantly on hand
" FLOUR, OF the best brands for sale.
JOHN O'CONNOR.
July lS, 1910. 3S
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Gbnrlcston advertisements.
DRY GOODS for FALL TRADE
CHARLESTON. 8. C.. 1

The subscriber is now receiving one OF the
largest and most desirable STOCKS OF
GOODS that has ever been offered to the
friends and customers of 2;53 KING STREET.
lie has, during the past Summer, made en-
tensve additions and alterations to his rooms,
and is now prepared to show in his retail de-
partment alnosl splendid assortment of -ss
Rich Fabrics for Ladies' Dress,
Such as: Elegant Silks, Casil,ncrcs Mus
lin D'Laiaes, AIpacas, Satin Du Chimes, En-
broidered Orleans Cloth, Plain Mernos, En-
broidcred Cashmercs, Chameleon Luslres,
Ginghams, Prints, &C., sc.
Hla a1le Shall DepnrtTn eat,
He is prepared to offer every variety OF
Long and Square SHAWLS, both Plain and
Printed, Elegant Silk do, Plain and E,nbrold-
cred Canton Grape do, Cashmere and Broche
do
A great variety of Rch Black and Colored
Silk and Satin MAN'rII.LAS, VISErTES,
and SACKS,
A large stock Of Linens and Linen Goods,
Marsclles Quilts, Fringcs, Dimitics, Cur
tain Stuffs,
Every variety Of HOSIERY.
ALSO,
Goods for Gcnilc,nen's Wear. such as
Broadclo!hs, CassinIcres. Ncstings, Cravats,
&c, &c.
In rooms connected with his front sales
rooms he is prepared to offer Planters and
others one OF the most complete assortment TO
be found in Charleston of
BlnMkets, Acrseys, Snttillcttx,
BcalRs, DOmestics, g., q.
He confidently invites the attention of all
who visit the city 10 his stock, as one of the
LARGEST IN THE SOUTHERN COUN.
TRY.
1t is his intention to embrace in his stock
every article OF Dry Gools that may be new
or desirable. so that purchasers can always
be suppiicd with the newest and best STYLES
OF Goods III the market, and at the LOWEST
POSSIBLE l'E,cEa
N. b. In rooms over the Retail Department
he offers TO Merchants and others complete
assortment OF all the above Goods, at
WHOLESALE,
And invites the attention OF cash buyers to
his stock and prices.
w. G. BANCROFT
253 King street, Charleston, S. c,
Aug % Al II
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Cabinet !uaiaking, &c,

ne subscriber respectfully announces TO
The public that, he carries on the Cabinet ma
king Baslness IN all it's various branches; and
hopes by nntiring industry ard attention to
business to merit share OF tho patronage Of
his trlenis aud the public.
r. R,--llc will keep constantly on
hand--Fancy and Plain marble top Dress.
ing Bureaus, Side boards. Pine and Mahoga
ny Wardrobes, high and low p,.st rured
maple Bed-s,cads, Sofns and Divlns, Centre
tables, Sitting Chairs OF every description.
mahogaEy Rocking and Nursing Chars, do
bosom Rockers and Nursing, Pier Tables,
Candle stands, &c. &c, Also, Cotton mat.
tresscs, which they will sell low for Cash OF
COOL paper.
IFFURNTrURE MADE ana REPAIR
Ed at the shortest notice
Mahogany and Plain Collins
furnished at the shortest notice.
Just received splendid asSort.nen OF
bed-sicaas, Sitting and Nursing Chairs
ID. s. SARGENT
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Merchants Hotel,
gT &'B'E.EIN g. HpISyH;As,

Corner Of king ami Society Siyrcts,
CHARLESTON, s. c.
This Hotel, situated in the business par,
of the city, offers every desirable comfor,
and convenience to the Travelling Commu-
nifty, and Permanent Boar,lcrs The cstab-
lishmcnt is conducted strictly on Temper
ance principles TERMS MODERATE
GTAn Omnibus and Carriage will attend
tho Steamboat Wharf, and also to the Rail
Road Depot, for the accommodation OF Pas
scngcrs.
Feb 81 II lv
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AMERICAN HOTEL,

CORNER OF KING AND GEORGE STREETS.
CHARLE.STON, $. q.
This Hotel IS situated in the mos, fashion
able part OF the City. The Proprietor vii!
he pleased to see his friends and the travelling
public promising. that no cxcrtions shall be
wanting on his par, TO make heir stay agree
able Prices reasonable.
F.. a. liOKE, Proprietor
JouS w. KING, Assistant.
Aug. 20 al If
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GIN MAKING. sc


We are prepared To execute orders 10 anv
extent lntie above line, both for new work
and repairs. Our Gins are not surpassed bv
any made IN the State, possessing all the adj
:antagcs OF the Falling Breast and S,id;no
Ribs, which saves great deal in way OF re.
pairs We also use the Steel Plate Saws,
WITH teeth set in an angle that canno, possibly
nJure the finest staple, with an improvement
20 regulate The noting ot the cotton; our brush
IS constructed ON plan, giving at once, tho
advantages OF ljgh,ness, strength and force
all very material in the successful operation
o. GIN. we would invite planter; to call
at our shop and. examine for themselves,
willis, We would assure the public generally
that they shall have no cause to complnin
either OF our work or prices
CABINET MAKING.
we are also prepared to do work in the
cabinet imc-such as Bcdstcads Wartlrobes
Sales, Book cases, Stands, Tables, Cupboards,
&c. &c. al short notice on liberal terms.
HUDSON &. BROTHER.
Opposite ihe Presbyterian church.
Sumtervillc, April22, ISI7. % ly
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-15
A good assortment of
Watches, SiIycrvyare and JeVvcir5
Of fine quality and at City prices.
Hathaid & Thnmns1u

Respectfully INTERN the citizens of .ewI>eu-s sn !
vicinity. hat thev have entered into Partnership
at The OLD STAND on Market s., opposite J
Hayes & Cos Store, prepared to execute every
kind Of work in ihsiF line the hes, msnasf-
They ca,etully seec,1j Of the best English and
French materials Mainsptings t'yhnders T. sca,s-
wheels and variety g; " a,ch Levels, AMI ilaIiF
themselves that their kuos ledge and skill in the
business wiii enabIe them 10 give satisfaction 10
all who may favor them III pe,iora:e.cse--
FINE WATCHES, sueh as Dupiex. Es- 81
opponents, Leplnes, Anchars, Drrn, Ind. 81
Patent Levers, Repeaie,s. and Musical Watch, :.
sc neatly repaired and warranted
Also for sale, variety Of Gold and SILVER
Watches. Plien. levers, Anchsrs. Detached. Le-
pines. Quarters, AM English Wa'ches, Coz
Chains. Breas,-p Is Finge- and Har rings. Gold
and Silver Eslt Slides. racs,eis, Gold and Silver
-~1.-. Pencils and Pens. DO Srccinclss,
~ --sSS Silver Spoons, Sugar 'ongs Ccmhs
DC &c.--in iii short. ht'ie OF everything, aud
anything else, hot mentioning ktick-kpqc.-
always on hand or got 10 order
\ variety OF Brass Clocks for So aad upwards
at wholesale and retail
Persons DESIRING TO -e' thinps right, would dc
well by giving TIE Subscribers a call
Experience ,e,s Us that tho Credit System can
not afford living. Therefore. in o,der 10 push
necessarily be eniorceJ. fsa 2s. 1859
Al. HATFIELD.
WM y THOMPSON.
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Lewisburg, May %, ls49

NORMS-woRMs !-Variou5 theories
w have been started rlaliye to the origin
of intestinal worms, and ct the question is
a vexed one among medical authorities. "
one fact, however, ali are informed, and in
which all agree-,he fatal nature o. the
influence they exert on children. Ne this
season OF the year is one at w!lch attacks
OF worms are most frequent as well as most
dangerous, we take great pleasure in direct
ing the attention Of parents 10 Dim Lane :
Vermiluse. 1t is one Of the most extraor.
dnary medicines ever introduced. and has
never failed of success when tried.
ApsLpuI. Ross Go, Ohio Feb Is, lSiS
Messrs Kidd & Co: We wish to inform you
that We have sold all your Worm Specific ~.
with US. We wish you to send US some more "a
soon as possible, it has given general satisiac-
,ion here. We have many calls for it since we
are cut of the article 1t has succeeded all other
preparations in this county, and for this reason
we wish 10 keep supply on hand.
* NJ i PATTERSON.
The above is one OF hundreds Of similar
communications which the propr;e'ors o!
this medicine are daily receiving. Where it
has been introduced,i; has become The most
popular remedy in use.
AGENTS----C W ScHarfIE, Lewisbur-; II
J Shafer and J II Raser, Ml,on; Ge,har', Sc
insgrove; J W Fring, Sunbury Mrs M'Cay,
Northumberland; NJ G. Grer, Moore, DanviIle
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Foreign News.

Sailing Of the Arctic Expediion.-The
,esolu,e, Capt. Austin, aud the Assistance,
Acting Master Allen. sailed from Wool
wich, England, e5th april; and the Pion-
..r and Intrepid steam vessels. were TO fol-
low Oh the 9th. They were 10 rendezvous
a, Greenhi,he, whence They would all
depar, on the 30tb, for the Northern re
sons.
Death Of The Poe, Lauren,c. Tues.
iay The 23i. about the hour OF noon. Mr..
Wordsworth died at his house, Ryda!
Mount, nea, Ambleside, England. He had
ia'ely completed his s0.h year.
Rome. l8-A corps Of Geus D'armie
MobiIe was in course Of organization al
Rome, for the service OF The Pope. Ii
would be composed Of volunteers Of the
French Army. with the consent Of the
Republic, and consis, of 1000 infantry
and 1000 cavalry.
Private letters give a startling account
Of the total destruction OF the beau.ifu! ca
.hedral OF Saragossa in Spain by light
mig, on the 1Ih of April.
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New Arrangement! :!
Reduction Of Prices.

INHOMPSONS' SUSoUrmaNSA EXPRESS
AND FREIGHT LINE
Is row running regularly twice week
from Philadelphia, via Penu'u Central R.R.
20 The Junction, thence by fast line of Ex-
press Boats TO Selinsgrove, Norihumb'lnd,
Sunbury. Uanyile. Bloomsbury. "isburg.
Milton, Muncy, Wlllamspor,. sc.
Goods and Packages delivered by this
line in from one TO two days. The prices
are such as must give satisfaction 10 all.
Produce carried through (and sold. il
dssired) with despatch. Persons living off
The line, can have their goods left a, such
place as they may direct.
pnNew Express Otfi-e-No 80. North
Third S..Philad. Freigh, Office at Messrs.
Craig e. Bellas': Depot, corner Of Broad
and Cherry SIS.
Orders reed in Lew,burg at the Stores
oi Messrs. Shelter. and Foster, and a; the
Hotels of Messrs. Kline and WeidensauI-
and in Selnsgrove a, the Store OF John
Hartman. Esq.
W. II. THOMPSON.
May 10, 1850.
II New Berlin papers copy aud charge Advr