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New Beet q Shoe Store.
JOSEPH B. WEAVER

Has opened new Boot and Shoe Store at
the lower end of Main street, in the bnildng
latelyused as Nathan's Clothing Store. He
will always keep on hand an assortment Of
ready made work, and will make to order at
the. shortest notice coarse and fine Boots,
Shoes, Caters and Slippers for Gentlemen,
Ladies and Misses wear. He viii furnish
his work, made. in a neat and substan-
tial manner, at the lowest prices t,ut
With articles Inadeastrong and neat, aud
sold cheap, he solicits q share of public pal
ronage. ts J1t
Bloomsburg, April 5, 1s49-f
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DIED.

In Cattawissa, on Sunday last, after very
short illness. Mrs. JANE, wife of Charles
Hartman, aged about 35 years
10 Roaringcreek township on the 9th
February, Mr.. Adm MgScu, aged 60 years
months and 2s days.
lIleaJing papers please copy,]
A.'Exeter Luzerne county, Pa, on the
18th inst, Sarah, wife Of Lewis Jones, aged
rs years.
AT the residence Of his son, in Davidson
.tp., Sullivan CO.. on the 22d of November,
1919, Mr., JoHs KrELER, aged Sc years.
~ MIR. KELLER was one of the old rev.
olu,ionary soldiers, aud drew a pension for
many years. He was born in oralige coun-
~, in the State OF New York.
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Rising Sun HOtel---BerWick, Pa.

Z THE subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends and the travelling public, Hhai has taken
the weitknown Tavern Stand lately occupied by
Thos. M'Nair, which has fitted up in the best pos
sible manner fof The accom- moaation Of those who
may favor him W withtheir' patronage. He fatters
hlmsef that By unremit,ing attention on his part,
he can give entire satisfaction to all. HIS la
BILE will be supplied with the best the market
affords, and HIS BAR with the best and choicest
Obliging and attentive ostlers always on hand.
and his SfABLING is the most extensive in this
section Of county. n. B. s fEDMAN.
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Boots and Shoes.

" Encourages your ossn Mechanics, and you
encourage Yourselves Al
The subscriber would inform his friends
and the public, that he has on hand and
makes 10 order all kinds Of BOOTS AND
SHOES, at the following low prices:
Mems fine calf or morocco boois, Sla4 SO
do kip or COW hide, 8 35
do calf shoes sss, 2 90
do COW hide 1 rs
do miners, nailed, 2a2 so
Ladies' CATERS, 2a2s %
Lace boots, 4 90
" Thick soled slippers, 1a1 81
:" Pump soled, leo
g Excelsiors, at 25
Z Boys'nyouths' and children's shoesin pro-
portion. He manufactures his work of the
best Of stock, and warrants it TO wear and
he is determined 10 sell it as low as others
can their Yankee or city work. Call. and
see for yourselves. ';hop on Main st., next
door below Hartman's Store. -
WARREN RUSSELL.
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I CHEAP TAILORING.

The subscriber is now doing large busi-
ness at Tailoring in Light Street, and invites
all who wish for fashionable, well-iuing and
cheaply-made garments to visit his shop and
give him trial. !. ,....
lie has two shops In operation, turning of
work. One is in theupper end and the other
in the lower part Of Light Street. He regu-
larly receives the CITY FASHIONS, and
asks only for trial 10 insure satisfaction.
Particular attention will be paid TO cutting
n. B. +. DOLLMAN.
Light Street, April IL, 1s49-1y ~
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ROOTS AND SHOES.
n FRANTZ & JOHNSON
Have the largest assor-
meut of ROOTS ANDN

49, SHOES that can be found in Blooms
burg. They have on hand every variety OF
City and Eastern work which they warrant
to be well made, and they are continnualIy
making to order every kind of Boots Shoes,
Caters, Ladies Misses and Childrens shoes
that are desired. Every taste and size can
be suited at their STORE, and their goods
will be sold as chsap Us they can be bought
any where else in the COUNTY, ~
Their Store is on the East side of Main
Street. in Biggs' new Exchange building.
Bloomsburg, Dec. 6, 1sas.
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LETTERS Of Administrations + 6ti1f been
granted to the subscriber, upon ~ ESlaie Of
Rachel 1btcnsend, deceased, |rinForeek
township, Columbia counif III pemons in-
debted to said Estale al SOB esied to make
immediate payment psrsons having
claims against said p u are also requested
toprssent them d khenicsted:
x. I'm WILLIAMS, Adm,
Nsseopecs <b. is 1850,
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James Smith

Invites the attention Of the ifashionables of.
Light, Street to his style of cutting garments.
He makes them in the, best and most tasty
manner, and can ensure satisfaction in his
workmanship.
He receives the latest fashions, and when
cutting only is,desired, the wolk is marked
carefully for the maker
iTAIl kinds Of country prodace taken in
exchange for work, S%
!. Light Street, Eco II, 1850.
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BER WICK HOUSE.
And General Stage Office
BY q. w. NICELY.

,na By G. w. NICELY sy
I, The subscriber has taken the large and
commodious hotel in Berwick. Pa, lately
kept by Frederick Nicely, and reftted it up
anew in style comfortable and convenient
for travellers and boarders. HIS TABLE
win be supplied with the best products oi
the markets afford, and HIS BAR furnish the
choicest liquors.
Attentive hostlers viii always be IN atten-
dance, and by obiiging attention to the wants
of his patrons he solicits share of the, pub
lie, patronage. G. w. NICELY. .
Berwick Pa. April 10th 1s49.-1y.
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A House 4 Lot at Private Sale.

IrrA THE subscribers offer to pur-
I1ElA chasefs, al private sale, house
s&fB and lot upon the Main Street OF
Bloomsburg, in the business
part Of the Town, between the two principal
hotels, and only little more than a square
from the Court House. The lot fronts SO on
Main street and extends 2l45 feet back.
The house is a large stone dwelling, and the
property in every way offers a fair chance TO
any person wishing q residence or business
location in the county-seat. For terms in.
quire Of A. H. ELLIS.
Bloonsburg, or
# c. DsGEARiIARf
.s4. - Rertriek
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Boot and shoenakiag.
JdcOB r. DETTTERTcU

JACOB r. DEITIERICU Z
Has removed his boot and shoe establish
ment, into the new frame building ON Main
Street two doors above Albright 6 Mengel's
store, opposite the Forks Hotel, where he in
yiies his old customers and the public gener-
ally 10 call and give his work q fair trial.
lie will furnish oil articles in Ills line Of busi
ness neat, strong and cheap.
BIoomsbnrg. April 10Th isa0.fy.
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LIVERY STABLE.

n NOAH S. PRENTISS w-xv
AzN> invites the public 10 try yQzS
AIS-his new stock of horses, 2t20ss[-
carriages and 5uggies, a variety of which
can be found at his Livery Stable. He can
always furnish horses and vehicles of the
best kind, and on reasonable terms He has
recently added number of fashionable ve-
hicles aud good horses TO his former stock -
lie will furnish 10 parties four horse convey
ances with good and safe drivers, at very
low prices.
Call at the lower end of Hopkinsville, on
the East side of Main street.
Bloomsburg, Dec. 13, '49-1y
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sHERlFF'S SALE.

ara H-.
By virtue Of writ Of f. .ta to me directed
will be, exposed 10 public sale in Orangeville
at the house of Jacob Good, on Thursday
the 7lh day of March next, al o'clock, P.
NJ, certain lotof ground situate in Orange
vile, Orange township, Columbia county,
bounded as follows :. beginning at the corner
of Main street, and land owned by George
Harmau, thence nearly west twenty one and
one. half perches TO lands Of David Herring
lheuce nearly north six perches 10 lot of
VIM DeLong, thence by the same Shd lot
in possession of Jacob Good nearly east 21t
perches 10 main street, thence along the said
Main street nearly south SIX perches to the
place Of beginning, containing one hundred
and twenty-nine perches of land on which
are erected two story frame dwelling house
e. frame shed with the appurtenances.
Seized taken in execution and to be sold
as the property of Peter Miller.
p, BlLLMEYER, ShH.
Sheriff. Office, Bloomsburg,)
February 6, 1850.
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Keys, Balance Wheels, Jewels which he
offers for reasonable prices. He will also re-
pair clocks, watches, and musical and opii-
cal instruments in a satisfactory manner.
His shop is in the middle room Of the Ex-
change block, nearly opposite 10 the Court
House. .
Bloomsbury, Nov 2s, 1s49.
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EgrRoback, the Astrologer, has been in.
lictcd for obtaining money under false pre-
tsnces, and found guilty.
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For Rent.

large and convenient dwelling house,
and suite OF rooms suitable for email ia
mily, or for an Office OF shop. Enquire at
this Office.
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CHARLES B. BUCKALEW,
ATTORNEY ATIAw.

BLOOMSBURY, COL. CO., Pa
OrrIcE--Two doors below the Court-H House,
North side Of Main Street
Nov. s, ls4s. 81
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SUMMONS,
EXECUTIONS, IA
.SUBpENAS, and
JUDGMENT NOTES, ol
proper and desirable forms, for sale at the :
Office the Star Of the NORTH
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u .AMoukr OF Coal transported on the
Philadelphia and Reading Rail Road, during
the week ending Thursday, February 2i,
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HATS AND CAPS.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and customers, that he has inst re-
ceved from the city, large and select as
sortment of
49, FASHIONABLE
Ia Hats ond Caps, Of
DURABLE Make AND IMPROVED
STYLE, which he offers for cash sales very
cheap, al his old stand, on Main Street, sec
ond door South of the Court house.
f15 He continues 10 manufacture Hats TO
order as usual
THOMAS WILLIS.
Bloomsburg, Nov 10, Is49.
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For Good Watches

Henry Zuppinger returns
his thanks Tor past patro-
mage, and invites the pub
lie, TO examine his new
assortment of
CLOCKS. WATCHES,
Trimmings. Glasses.. and
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Fishingcreek, Jan. 81, ls4s-st.
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sARoNI's MUSICAL TIMES.

f4f = VI
January !, Is5O...ly 40
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L. REMIT

/ 81 sI,rl, zen is,,1- The HOUSE and p
on oderay sgg' from Felicity Road @5g @ on Dya
servants fSa. 5Ic 'ts in CaliiU1qtn ne E,oqss, yod
! rent plhCe Tor ..s -
Inv i@ neh should cross the Sierra Nevada at or
ARD, on lit where the road | helped to make
EEOI mich is entirely practicable.
- I5nght to pass through the mining region, or
ATT as practicable: that the markets there the
.. in the world, could be open to the Western
umer and Eastern merchent. The freight from
n Francisco to The mines, by land and water, is
seater. and will be gr-ater, than from Missouri on
he ilroad to the mines.
3. The vast boiy OF fine timber in the mountains,
Ow inaccessible to US, would be within our reach
j. The greatest difficulties to overcome will be
he want OF habitabIe country along the line to SUI
ain population to defend it from the Indians. and
, make repairs, ect. You will have to ext4rminate
part of the Indian tribes nearest the route before
gu will be able to keep peace. The work will
ost about two hundred millions and should be
ccomPiIshed if it cost five hundred millions, so
reat is It's importance.
.. Unless tins road should be made, the Eastern
lanuiactures will find the productions Of China
anshing theirs from the markets of California.
his has already been the case here
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PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC STORE,

~ NV, ~ CF MP : TR = + =.
r. A hEk has on hand and is constantly reaeiviDe
sf pl4'yO FoRTES, from the Justly .u
Bsys TBgTGaS5o ~ " lac tori es Of HaIet, q f- g
Hs'H gs f V2a e, ysli' W9iae' A. II Gale CO; anlI Y .
STIsrs S received for the uORST'S PATENT IRON Pix
SD, 10 ne deyered in turn fast as received from he
acuofy Inese Pianos decidedly the best Piano now II
E Praetldy lGT The country, where Tane can SciTgD
D % as eg WIZ stand longer and in better tune than ny
si .auo These tunOs have independent rim or c9sS
@ o' tS We renqyed IN moment there being no connec
"O" N-' 'NSl ne PianO and SUPERIOR LI1ITA RS
rE5is NIOLlNS, ACCORDEONS FLGITES Sn1
VII 3 Glher nuSeal Instruments, constantly on hand and
Szs jsi iet SAFE a. low unces. SHEET MUSIC OT Psno
~k.5$S 0rel Guitar, Flute, etc. Also INSTRUCTION
,aI M NUNS for all musical instruments y" In
DaCCn 10 Dealers. Teachers and all those sFEdps rrs
s1lets, AU orders promptly attended TO- 5,je t7e
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Jgu,{,ti,, 81 u ,aITy have issued orders
ressvely heavy rai3s On iron steamers until lurlher
Saturday, III dfl4n their lordshiPs'
huhuall0ns weFe last respectable artisan at Dai-
I sr6b was so much affected by the uss,ao VI lr9
4 son going to prison for some Peeoaui.e ~, On his
| ,scted with his duty an apprentice 1ti' cu
| ,,av tn the master to beg his son Pal"o"' ' 'o-
| down in the street and eApl'eu'
Mr. Meagte,,d, writing home from AusIrana Id
| = s. his 7a,dlsay is devout esleyah at
,Tiable female Of stupendous proportions anu P'o
, portionate oquaclty.'
Al the late sale of the King OF Holland pie
lures two portraits, by Vandyke' W. tPa,d tLrs
I | by the Marquis oil fler''oiu '
!, hundred pounds D.-, 49,
Il M Hogartb the father-in-aw OF Dickens, an
D. Iii -Lp1vn musical critic attached to the Neti
y noItan press, has been unanimously chosen as y
Secretary of the London Philharmonic 0ocieS'
OF place of Mr.. Budd, who died lately
ae W The annual wicket match between Ihe mar -
m and single women OF Long Sutton, hahtS 70
,-. Ice rscently, in the presence OF upwards oi
;, Pn,jrsJ snectators. After spirited contest,
in Sninisters won by thirty-one runs SUI
ticket match took place between one Q.
players" Hannah Baker, and sel'ant ant SpO''
captain, which the former won os U"e e.. n,
The President of the Royal Academy 81, or M M
=, Arcbar Shee. f. r. s., died on the l9lh u''
t. Brighton, after long and severe Illness at 'ne
of 50 years ILL ,
Cootes, the Dublin pedestrian successluny 20 :
Dlsted on the 18Th inst, an eXUaoiuilay i L.
Peteu ." tns % which he had undertaken, name
and ,,nlk a thousand halt miles Ill
ST hours ,o., =. :;
An explosion took place on the 29th ait Tina IN
nber cowJer manufaotory at EItersoad a gasue we
eyee Chrstiana, in Norway, vi LILA g% on the spot
' WORK seriously as lou injured and the other two e0u
- be found Ee,J i
or sale \. TLr Reard gunsmith ot Enheld, u
ias ST. MT , 'Oti'' II. ,,non one of the rails
'%ss Esstern Counties Railway when tram ", w
p st yancing, and suffered himself to be decap''a,
GsE'a 5ns specimen Of mummy MnTa' the peculia
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acterlsucs Or, discovered, 4. one ST
several heads onaf M dicine, the
from a mummy in. be inconsidthe
probably deposited witfre-
wards OF three hundred thousan2;S,t n2St
We regres to announce Thea ''i'e ne
Hon. c. Arbuthnot, who ex wbo eh N
on Sunday, in his SD yealDaysJ re- :,
Last week married rm the nsat -
eIoped from Halifax hq, uered sn,.
9li 1.-The the rRhd, tn thai aSti'TSS!naIly ,Ssl blinded
the CO q themselves. mem Meanfi,rnonn n1 longer
rasc oovara5P nsaP mud on the nest .,t"e ,,L.e ne
inoSea I, e but for rfb,,ng ,be do.vld would
s5E.zs9 who by severst operate
] a. =. lake off some go, VI con
-. Che impIaca iIfg HE o, a,.l the
Il Sss Sslth their beaks swai, VA,
~ . -Swn the ton,t I"S and
5e ~ ~ length suco oush clay
Y 'ulsive Men wero succeeded in !
Iows PS,'sIp, pereSa "a, vengeance and ',G@ ris,
IN
claws smoG& their r II
over the ohe irs,,i work herZ1
hund,cds IN .o9a,slruc,ed/Syes .,
tory one Nnd in
Bul the swain sPaLTws, the
They h1stened 10 Z Rallpws
ais fer a second W. c. mplered
the blocked up doomed 10 ex.
two hours aD/ueath, bur thew
new rest We 10 listen to The
The iDg, the cause of their /
Not onksIgr' onsIr The. The hen rarely quiz. l,
plate /:iA eggs and while she
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iSG i2%!S - i sa B. SMITH 'i'%GTn sGT,. stint ifa.
=z4! II oonseH1yg ,rJos ~ Tas ~ 8 h /,

/ @'@-- 90 n so TIuS ~ Tux ~. ~
! HsT THE PAIN EXTRACTOR az
ss=&s9 est, ssfes certain remedy fc H-s'
f0r -ie, r,s, in tL, ,-,ygt ,gsg
DAY it1T - 80 fi's{ - = -Ipt this disel
,ght or our office with gstonlshuent moon u % IN a
sG 20 nat used the ointment for other d.
The steam dies the bowels, and that NJ S, ''A
Texas, and wd tromt THIS result will aiwe Ei % lOi pa
IKE &Gstana being The Extractor upon the bow 9rT
"eIsHt Ostbe experiment be tried. is,s When tsy
YFs5z r. hescan the Pain EAuaco.tt is i ie =
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STEAMBOATS,.

n~a-1. For Mobile DHU,l
EL4E14hF---{N u. S. -Uy9IL. LTyFEI-uta Ill
Bay 81 Louis Pass Chris.
uan and spendd To- pressure packer steau
ers Oh y I tap. .. b. Gnfin, and CAiIFOHNIA.
apj H. = Eisf having been built expressly the Lake
faae, WIN snpero accommodations, (Lades Cabins al in
s2tasrounsl one o abOve eBmers wli leave the Pon
GhaII9n hlIoad i3fE,pn The arrival the LAKE of the
y Oclock 81 Ca the Y letter leaves the Office Of
tne Agents a. "a O'Clock MN}us. For freight pas
sage, applyor bCard. on n
n X. GEL DIES. AEests. 10 Bank Place.
rare % baySt Louis and Pass Christian e. To PaScs
ia = lhe reg 50 Ret StoameP ST,
riiaaFssET GBAHLhs--rof bloA. va ~ nj L0u's.
sefEzEs-eR Pass Ehrsisn and MIsausipu GHy-Ins new
&pd oleIdid Lake steamer ST. CHA LES, Capt ~. a.
@ built expressly tot the Lale uHde with unsurpassed
9HmUdatuns, will eave the PDn'C nFiTan Railroad on
lLESDAY and THURSDAY MORN fNGS on anyy
q Ne O'Clock A. NJ. cars, and on SATtJRDA EVEN.
iSF on arrival e The O'Clock P, NJ cals; ayes
hlBGl - WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY sHeI
s@ uSbAH EVENING Fare 81. For ffeIg 95tlas =
age, apply board oftO fls2
yls z. II. WINGATE. AgepSss<,5.anv5ssah
FARE REDUCED TO Fury ~ ~ = :.
~ n Daily PaCk eta cross a Dis lkot -
LElA- - sFe6 .FrTdHg gcHcHt-f0r NsSSNs sSS 80 y
zssz1zzz=zr5z burg, MadisGnvIe and Gown i.SNce y
Ia1 unnlng Lake steamer OLIVIA, (buit esNs Z.
his uadeJ j. II tfman, master Will leave hereli. q
follows. '
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pIUE LICK WATER, ICED-BY THE ClI ass
- Also by the bao, constantly on hand ioF sale bv
s,ss I, LOUIS Massey, DEuggiSE,
aHs5 s0t VaAp aad GRAY Il sls,
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FANCY GOODS.

~. RSR'NEE9EGa' Smith,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
iel4 NO. 80 GRAVTER STREET. ly
PENS;::iTO Merchants, Accountants, etc.
w. g. KENNEY, S5N. II
GOLD AND BELL~brETAL PEE MAKER ~
~ Magazine street, ~
II AS on hand, and iE constantly manufacturing, = y
IL large and beautiful Of Pu, Of superior qnay gen.
uue, stamped "W. b. Kcnbey NO" W. B r. can refer viii
perfect confidence all those who have used his Pens,
ucuery TO the Canal BRd the Mechanics Trsr rk ali
ue Municipal uHccrs Of Inc Second Municipality aud host i
r Ieuds % give Iese Pens IT Al insure ,rT
"lhe day alter the bun no fhsu.
by his wife aD;s daughter. As rs,
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p Res9igea, That thu bis coa~S, %soy
lars per- nosIS special officer Mr Mo,. ,a5 saay the
Passed Sept 10, IS5o "''y DOL
Approved Sept il. i85O l. \ 4 bM4AsIREs. p,o
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iHe L0cuH u the salt L0kc.-Ihe shores Of
the Salt Lake are infested hv a sort ,g irso, m,
which claims vile rasaT,bisnoe -, L IP
a. '-'~ '1iy''A"@S " tHe lptuSL Oh
the SYRIAN Dead sea, WIBgless dumpy, black
'"O'Ieh-hedueu with DuIglng eyes IN like
goggles, mounted upon legs of SeeI.y,,ire and
~ locly- s-,-;r,,, ,.rJ III - ~ NiiN
~ MS anu WIN general personal appear
He that JuStlhed the MOrmOnS in comparing him
am cross of the spidpr and tho RuH,Io H. IL.
H44s. N oo,,,a, - - " ''I'D' Tue Desefet
49, T""" i"iI tue mountains at GER
~ ason Of the year IN vOraCUus and desoIating
tiHH,sS 1t was lust at this season that tho f,s1
| No the settlers in tl,, ttII
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ues'sd TO- ag@., l@a! aG Mayor be and he i, b..
me t'rst and Fourth v ar ptia9g School houses e %
that the g lssou'ion passed Jaig .s u Geepslty
sale Of oon,3ar, gaas9 n said resolution @ 1870 aad
h lieu ofs erro m.t n $4,000 Be- seEs" 'eiE,e,g @
PToval OF rbe Connc;I 'o terms subject 70 ,6s era
tss,ed Seut TO- Is50 ue dp-
approved Sept i2, $50 a, H. D DH5AsBBEs 5sBEs Prt no
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rl. NFFsolfed, Fntd, That oa nc u E as,.I, "yS1.
rzr Sms, ~ The Peasufer s'a he m and acceptance of
TFy Fgs On the Of The + nsSey nhsresy aqh2-
AZ company No. II, oas is%r tGon,sSdr 70 Phil hi
APssfrGays,SsG APs5fa ssGt, I, 10, 1850 IN v, uO''
y" Sept 10, 1850 4 d. eRlkSSs RSkSs Prss't PRO tenn
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O. WHEER, Boot and s1oe Oeqier,

& IS :=5;$;. az $s5:is Y: E;
IN, vo "a ~ on hand every thing in his line Including
y}ll' y Ladies and Gentemens Boots and S5oe
M at , ~ Al the lowest Cash Prices share of pnbic
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-20

~ Of aOsA (Successor to Costa s. Co) Importer
as 0ftnen ~ ~ ~ FrgdGGs keeps constantly hand large
cAzgd5rss ~ RS, consisting Of mperiass RagR!ial
ar, PY C4nones- Panetelas, DANA Small Regalls, Mil
etc, etc, from the celebrated brands or
t-51t 40. Q Front Levee, corner St. Charer. and
ss1slcf streets, New Orleans. nvsgAv
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-20

Il PaS years ago.
II Eelnise OF the Right
9Rired at Apsley House,
nan and a married 3D. we"lan
joo;; one ' hundred and u rNsn ,.|
,Si. 81 laying a new flour, ,r' :. =
etp p. N their Eno'nr H., =
halssed 4 ns,,e Sept, 10, 1850 'i2'
approved sept, 10, is5O, l.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-20

Corner oil s'HTfWg9oB, TE-A well established
GtrppEs & WIcfAItelpdta ~ Pa o. i,!e Gyiis
g and 90 ST. Lewis '4LA4s I'm H. 6n.Iuess ear ana
- ,,,,sos %tI, .,..It not Immediately disposed
blkfflGH TOus OF entering into a
Lelay ~ 1Isaps nall capital, capable OF taking
LteH' 7tionabe reference viii
VEn THE L ltLA Y Eli. Ibis Office :
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EULION MARKET BEEF $50 packages received
- 10 pei steamship OHIO, and fof sqp by
So CHAS. STDITGEap0N % Camn a.