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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-14

Oregon his head quarten to be at Fort Casey,
about nifty miles north Of this, opposite Charlotte
harbcr He visited this post few days ago, with
Maj Myers, Dr Southgste, and Capt. Casey, In
building quarters, Q wharf, and several stores.
The troops composing this post arc two companies,
(B and O. of LIST Artillery, at present commanded
bv LIST Lieut.. Chalfn; he ia to be relieved by Mai
Wynder, (who, during the Mexican war, was Ii.
Gov. of Vera CRUZ while Mr.. Chalfn remains
here with his company -Four companies Of the
3Td Artillery who, were here, are going to Texas.
The troops are in excellent health; few cases Of
chills and fever being the only disease amongst us
at present. DR. Eppes, citizen doctor, is gener-
ally liked here, and appears 70 be clever man.
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Mail Steamship Compsny's ste smers now proceed
to Astoria, and return to San Francisco, with tho
monthly mails. A small steamer has been built ~
Astoria, and IL now employed in the river trade a
second steamer was on the stocks when we lcfttho
river, Regular lines of sailing and steam propeller
veeselsare also established between San francisco
and the various towns on the Columbia; also to
Nisqually and other points in Puget's Sound.
For further particulars, have the honor to refer
you to my report of June last.
Very truly, your obedient servant,
(Signed) WAsH'N A. BARTLETT,
Lieut., U. 8. Navy, Asst Coast Survey.
Professor A. d. BACHK.
Superintendent u. 8. Coast Survey.
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WAHNeroS, Dc. II, 1850.
The Reception Of ths A'a"toaa sovuosn BY the
prss,asrf

Pftsi0sNf.
The members OF Congres. are mostly here. One
81 the Caltiornis Senators, Mr. Gwin, Is IN his
seat. Mr. Fremont has DOT yei arrived, nor 10
Henry Clay yet IN bis sea, l. IL not yet decided
what the character ct The ,ressnt session will be;
but It lie hope6, il viii o. g.ac.a5ie.
Many strangers arr arriving, to participate in the
gaieiy Of the metropolis, during the winter
The reception at the Presidents. yesterday, was
unusually crowded Judgiug from the number Of
carriages in from 81 the entrance AID the elegant
~ dressed lsdi.s Ia the r,sePiOa room. the fash
ON and beauty Of the city were well represented
would give a particular description of the dress Of
the ladies, but unfortunately, never can remember
The color OF nbbOu, or the fasnlon OF collar ten
minutes sfier il has passed tom ny s2ht
will mention lev at the Distinguished pcrsons
observed tatre The French miaister aud family,
ALEC the lady Of the British runis,cr besides eNeiHl
other representatives OF foreIga nations saw
Miss L,y nch, the talented auihOress Of your city
The PfeFid, nj paid her marked attention, ny pre-
seniing her 10 Mrs Fillmore, as Miss Lynch, the
authort se CT New York, and his manner, more
than his words, smed TO imply, she is a person
whom IL is pleasure end an honor TO know. Last.
though not least observed, was Miss Jagela, the
Polish heroine, known thro aRhoui the Y nited
states for the noble deeds performed, and CON
fpcuous position oc.u ~ hv her. during the late
Hungarian Troubles e1pt.e her very much.
Waking with her ~ dafs s1... | remarked, |
fear il is too unIl'asa,t ~ yottp b ouf, as the
wind is blowing vefN much. to Veish III replied.
in her own enthusiaSio mp1~r, "O1 M, no;
am so happy 10 BE- on the tVsnur. sud breathe the
free air. where am NOT sit,id ~ ~ N ushef up
and put IN prison On. you At~ucans" co1inued
she. with her imperfect Eogi,.n, ~hich msde IL
more interesting, . ~ nos know how mucn bles-
sings ron cpjty You trisk ,ou know how TO feel
or me and my corn'rymen, ba, yon DO not--yol
.annOI The newspapers you read DO no' 'eh matt
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.
- Not ircuong number Of tribes along the Gala,
and the western Apacbss, whose range west Of the
ROCKY MOUNTAINS sexteads 10 Sonora and the
Gulf Of CaliiorHIa. The whole number OF all
the Indian tribes, on side Of the line, levying
their regular or occasional contributions from the
Mexican frontier States, does rot materially fall
shou of 10000.
From the papers accompanying the late annual
report from The War Department, il appears that
tepreda,ions Of The Indians upon the white settle
ments, trap ers, traders, and emigrants, on both
sides of the ne result from the hard obligation Ut
necessity. II is a question, with them, ct suhsist
epoe starvation. The Immense herds OF hutlaloes
which once Ioemed the plains, from the Rio Grande
10 the Brtish Possessions, over breadth OF coun-
try Of thous6nd miles are IN rapid process of ex-
termination The other wild game, which once
abounded in the mountains and along their water
COURSES, are being destroyed. These animals have
been the subsistence OF the Indians. White emf
grants, de,achmeDts Of the army, hunters, and trap
pers, have waged a desolating war upon the buiia-
loes, deer, elk, beaver, &c. The poor Ind ans
have been reduced to starvation OF reprisals What
are treaties TO starving men, savage or civilized
They must live; or Will not, NJ least, perish, while
the passing caravan. or the NJ Arrest settlements,
Afford the means Of subsistence, II only for day.
Hence the increasing depredGtions II the frontier
Indians, Hs noticed by Senor Rosa. They can only
be suTpr. ssed by providing the means Of ubssence
for the Indians, and by military force sufficient
10 coeTce them into good behavior.
At preseD', the frontier force is wholly made.
quaie. There IL a small detachment or two ON the
MO NffanOti hut trt OhlF ocitnCc Oi tnc uur Oi
the ella ia the boundary comn mission, and the mill
iery accompanying ti-thems,lves liable to be cut
up by piecemesl.
Il is the duty Of the government 10 subsist its
starving Indians. and TO groviie a sufficient num-
her Of mounted men 70 range the whole line Of the
boundary, and to establish riiitsry posts at conve
nient intervals, for su,pl-e and munitions to the
irooTs and for succor and dsfncr to The emf granite
Mr.. Jefferson Davis has bill upon the calendar
q the Senate, coBtsnp punR the raising If regi-
ment Of mounted rangtr~ aud - evidence OF
good faith TO MeN,o, we trust the biil will be
passtd without unnecessary delay
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Census for 1850.

MANR-The present population Of Cumberland
county u ~ col, being increase Of u, s3l over
the poulsiion Of los0. In Kennebec county, the
present population 10 g. 4e5, against SOB 10 1910
an increase in ten years Of only 6,6i2 OF this
increase, Augusta has 9l3 the present population
being S,227; Gardner has y, fS6, gaia 81 ,itt;
llAllowell gains ITO; Watervilie nearly 1000 La
sir towns there 10 decrease IN population since
lcO. The increase is IN the manufacturing and
commercial places. while the agricultural towns
have decreased
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ApyUTASr- GENERALS OPFIcE,(
Washington, Nov. 29, 1850. (
GRsERAL-l respectfully lay before you the fol-
lowing statement showing the operations of the
Recruiting Service.
This important branch has been prosecuted with
zeal and the usual success. Two field officers,
fourteen captains, and ten subalerns are EMPLOYED
for the general service, of whom six company
officers are engaged in recruiting for the mounted
corps, under the superintendent, Major and Breyet
Lieutenant Colonel Cooke of the "a DRAGONS.
Eighteen captains and subalterns, under the gen.
eral superintendent, Major and Brevet Colonel
Waite, of the 9Th infantry, have been employed
in recruiting for the foot regiments.
The receiving depots and schools Of instruction
established in the haIbor Of New York, and az
Newport barracks, Kentucky, for the artillery and
infantry arms, and the one at Carlisle barracks,
Pennsy lvania, for the mounted regiments, ara
commanded by jealous and experienced officers.
The system, as heretofore, greatly conduces to
economy, discipline, instruction, and despatch in
forwarding recruits to the several regiments. The
principal depot having been, some years since,
temporarily transferred 10 Governors Island, New
York, while Fort Wood was undergoing repairs,
has been re-established, the present year, on Bed
lows Island.
The accompanying statement (G) exhibits in de-
tail the number of recruits enlisted in the army
from October I, 1919, 10 September 80, 1850, IN
elusive, from which il will be seen that the num-
Der enlisted Isl
- a
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II may be Of some interest 20 the readers ~ the
Herald, especially hose who have seat stocks az
goods TO the frontier settlements, to know that the
money for the payment OF the Indian auuuitirs lain
transit TO the several agencies The Supsrintesd.
ent Of Indian affahs Tor the Indian Country AMI
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TIE kkfohT OF PROFESSOR A. ID. BACItK, SUrERfN-
TEnDENr OF THE UNITED STATES COAST SURVEY, TO
INK SECRETARY or TUE TREASURY, IN RELATION
TO 1HR phAUcHT or VESSELS WHICH CAY ENTER
COLUMBIA RIVER, OREGON.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-17
National House,

Coracr Of 'SieabrnDiHc aaR ETurrca Streets
CADIz, OHIO.
Ono squire west OF the Public BuikiiHgs. form
crll occupied by Thomas q. Vincent.
<Sssss-A n NnE sUG GSCeIBEg haying lately
tsnE3 rented this establishment, has
sSssa 'rouovateii and put ii in complete repair,
4sszssz4sss aud furnished il with entire new Fnmi-
turo. This house is located in the most ples,sanS
and business part OF the town.
THE STABLES arc extensive, and have also
hccn thoroughly reIaired, and will at All times lie
provided with the best Of pEpyender, and attended
by carcinl and obliging hostlers.
Connected with the establishment, is large anil
extensive WAGON YARD, (tle best in Gadix)
md suitable for MeHageries aud CirrHscs.
Having permanently loeatetl at tho above stand.
the citizens generally and thctragellins public may
rest assured thatno pns win be SPARED to render
those who may favor the National House with IL
call as comfortable as pnssible,hy which means The
Undersigned hopes to ulcrit and receive liberal
share OF patronage.
DROVERS accommodated with any amoun, IL
Siahling required.
H0ARDERS received BY the week, month or
yeHr
Suitable Rooms can bcfurniahe,l cor Frira,cFa-
miles
Il have connected with thr above establishment.
IN btFERfSFAhLE, which. for tylc OF Cam.
AGES, and sa fet} OF HoRs7s. Gannot he surnassea
hy nny establishment az tho Kind in The county
( QS-CilARGEs M0B&RATF.
/ THOMAS MccrE.
! Co1iz, April II, 1910
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Rev Athens Female Seminary, EEnr,
riSOn County, Ohio.

~ NHE Summer session of this Seminary will
4 commence on tho lst Monday Of May next,
und close on tie 2sth Of September.
The usual branches of complete course OF
Female education, both solid and ornamental nre
here taught by competent teachers.
Pupils from distance will board and lodge in
the Seminary building, under the immediate care
Of the superintendent and teachers.
Whole expenses for board, room, 1.-TWO pnpils to
euch room,) bed and tuition in all solid branches
will not exceed $4,000 per quarter. payable ono
halfin advance. All bills to be settled before ro.
moving pupils. X. NJ. WILLIAMSON,
March n. lS50-3t Superindenl
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BOOR&gg
NEW ATHENS OHIO
Textbooks,


whoih embiaces Hebrew Bibles. Lexicons. Gram
mars; creek and Latin Classics. such rs are a
uoptea ny me iaculty Of Fmn1li College. Sep
tuagent, Polynicron Creek Testament. G,exi
con, white cali, neat) Webster's Dictiona rie
''rom the least even to the greastest - variety,
oil sebGJi histories, reading books, &c. Alse
foetfg' g'-f1nhraeIng Shakespea re, Milton, Os.
slan, fonng, Pope, (and almost all the Older
British Classic Poets) Byron, Moore. Campbell.
Sheiley' Pollock, Wordsworth, Bryant, Sigoutny
bralnNfG, Iuswold. Poets and poetry, male and
le%ale; upper, Hemans, Landon, aud Burns
:, 1I'"ofy;--oi Greece, Rome, England. Ireland
+ rance, Germany, Unucd States, and also
theologg.-Bibles of various sizes and binds.
a few Famiiy in Caf and Morocco, Gilt edged
oinalngs with illuninatons and plates. Testo.
mehis' CamPbells do, Josepnus' cyclopedia
OF religious knowledge, Bucks Die ctionary, Ser
mon on the Mount (small quarto. iunina ted
pretty yery,'D Pilgrims Progress, Bogees Lee
lures D'Aubigne's Reformation; Koran
Laao ana !Hedcile - Blackstone, Vattell's IA "
OF Nations, Wheatous do. Practice of Medicine
.Dy "ood' Watson, Eberly, Mcintosh, &c
Splendldly illustrated works Oh Surgery, DENTS
'iiy' Diseases OF the skin &C.; Medical Dictonn
RES DrsPensatories; and variety OF works. ON
ulseases Gi particular organs, and systems =
fouot' on the Horse, Cattle, Dog, Hog, sc. AL
so Il variety of
.ntsceEtaneous Works-Such as modem Briti.h
tissayi is, Lynch's Dead Sea, Tupper, Locke,
Noble deeds Of Wom"u, Chesterfield, Chapone.
DeVll on two Sticks, Dicks works, Maryatt. Bows
treasury OF Sports, Philosophy oil do Owens
Architecture (a splendid work. Downing rural
DO, iuthill's History OF do. Toy Bibles and toy
books OF various sizes; song books 50. And last
but not lelst
Language G'ad Poetry Of Flo,Oers.-ln consider
able variety, from small 32mo to octave. All
got up in fine style, and contain the choicest
scraps OF the best poets; as culIed by the bost
taste, making fit companions for our flirest ladies
IN IN exploring the beauties of the gems of the
Vegetable creations.
stationary, Cap paper, post, do gilt edge, note
paper Envelopes plain and embossed: Waters.
incttos' transparent do: Pens, Ink, and Sand
Bristol board. Drawing paper and pencils; draw.
ing BOOKS; cards. paints, perforated board, crotch
e. books. Portfolios, boting cases. albums. re-
wards Of merit, sheets and cilrds, &c. Sc.
Ne" Athens, April 10, 1850. 4. FINLEY.
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7-=+= '--=-=ii-74 ss''aiss-.l--.---..---.
EzYMEN EAL.

On the lih inst, by the Rev, James Ker
Mr.. EZEKIEL HANNA, Of Green township, 10
Mrs ELIZA Ann CREw, of Georgetown.
On the same day, by the same, Mr.. WIZ.
LIAM WILSON, of Belmont county, to Mss
Ru1n FERGuusoS, of This county.
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THE, BAK ERS

OF Salisbury, Rev Hampshire,
EsPECFFU LILY announce that they viii
D q give Vocal Entertainment, at the Methods,
Episcopal Church, Saturday evening. April 90.
On which occasion they viii Introduce a choice
selection from their old Favorite Pieces and a W.
riety of New Glees, which met with universal an
probation during their recent Southern Tcur, and
which were received with decided favor at pri-
Vate Entertainment which the Bakers had the hon.
or Of giving at the "Exocutive Masion," by special
invitation, Washington, April "a, 1849,) before
President Taylor and Family, several Members of
the Cabinet, and other distinguished Auditors.
Tickets 70 cents. Children 1874, Concert to
commence at 7s O'Clock. Doors open half an hour
earlier, VIM. NJ. CHANDLER,
April II, 1850. Agent jor Tie Baker Voeahsts.
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W. o. KENNEDY TREuBEN HAGUE,
KENNEDY g. HAGUE,
PLAEM 81 EAsEE0WABLH
I ALL @ RS.
a .V'etU EsSObgish9olcnyy


! n VIE undersigned respectfully announce to the
| n public Of Cadiz and vicinity, that they have
enteled into co-partnership for the purpose Of
carrying on the Tailoring business in all its vari-
Gus branches. Their shop is in the basement
story of the Brick building, on the corner of
lSteubentille and Main streets, Immediately on,
Iposite the store ofMessrs. Sand H. McFaddcn.
They have made arrangements to receive the very
latest fashions from the eastern cities and assure
their patlons that they are prepared to make all
garments in style tqunl, to say the least nj it,
to those manufactured in any other purt of this
country.
Having. both had an experience OF fnearly fifteen
years ~ the business, and worked in almost eve.
ry Shte in the Union, they feel themselves iu3ti,
fed in warranting every article they may send
from their shop, to give entire satisfac both
us lollt and durability of workmanship.
With this declaration of their Intentions. thew
respectfully ask, and hope TO receive a share Of
the patronage of the town of Cadiz, and the snr-
rounding country. They may, at all times be
leund in their shop KENNEDY g. HAGUE,
Cadiz, April II, 1S50--ly.
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SurnIpys SALE.

DY virtue of decree and order NJ sale iFsied
- out ol tic C0uu Af Common Plens, 81 liar.
risoB county. Ohio, und 10 me objected, will bftf
lor sale in lroui'oi the Court li0uso, ia the iOwn
OF Cadiz, in said county, on Tuesday tho 23d day
Of April next, between the hours OF 10 o'clock A.
VI. and o'clock 2. NJ. Of said day the following
described Real Estate, to wit: Part Of section
ntmber five and Fix, 10 township eleven, OF range
s1yen, in the Steuhenvile Land Dislri-tand boni-
ded ue follows, TO wit; Beginning n, the north
west corner Qf saii section t7c md uunint thence
south hliy -hge perches 10 a stoHo; thence $ 4l4
one hund rcd and fty lnrr and three fourth y. +
chcs TO he middle oi s:Iid section No. 5; thence
north cighty-niue degrees and thirty five mingies
west fifteen prrchrs: thence south thirty five min
ues west one hundred and si4ty.six perches 10 lhc
south line Of said section No ) lhrnre eas one
hundre ed and one aud thgcc iourths perches to a
stone; thence norih-,hirv five minuies east cigh
to- three and three iourlhs perchcs to "a stone
thence north eighty-ninc degrees ami tlir;y-G,C
minutes. west sixty and sixstcnth perches to 8
stone; thence north twenty-five west eighty-ouf
and sixteenth perchrs to The middle line oi said
section No 5; thence SOU h eighty mine deg rre,
and thirty-dVe minutes east two huadrrd and two
perchcs and sx-teDhs to the east iinr of said Sec
ton five; thence north with said line l35 porches
to the north bunk of Saltwater creek thence
down snid creek taking in part of said section Nc
6 sixty perGhes; thence 5 81 deg w II, 8 perchcs,
thence 10 deg. W eight pcrchcs and eight-tantlis
to the north line OF said section Nc. 5; thence
north 80 deg. 43 West along said line 249 pcrches
to the place Of beginning, containing 3I5 acres
and eighty perches m ire or less. aud heii,g IT,,
same tract OF iaad on which the said Furr now
resilies. ecreed tn be sold rs the property OF
Jeremiah c, Fur e. al,. AT the suit al Chnuacey
Dewey. d. I'LL BERT. Sheriff
Feb l3, 1850.
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.G,tllAWLs, Bay Stats Long, Tliboi anal Terbl.
- ~ shnwls, IN gent variety lor sao low ut tic
Ptnple's Sore, Of
oct 3, lSl9, S, H. MoFADDEN.
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Dissolution of EOur,ucvshIn

DsSSVEWV1VA VE E7WEINCEsNtp
NTOTlCEi is hereby given that the Partnership
l = heretofore existing between The undersigned
in The Cadlz Marble Works, was this day dissolv-
cd by mutual consent All persons knowing
themselves indebted to the late firm in any way,
will make mmodiate payment to w. w. KENNg.
pYj and those having clpims against said lnte firm
will present them to the sume for adiusmc..-
snid ", W. Kennedy hei,aas authorized to settle
tho EhQle Juginess Of the frm.
NJ. G.. KENNFD ,.
Cadiz, April 3-3w. w. w. KENNEDY.
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EsniI EEnnh NnIicn

Hslli Ek0;aN NOliCC.
OFFICE OF THE SrEUGENTILLE g. INDIANA RAIL Roam
COMPANY, March Is, 1850.
FENiIE Subscribers TO the Capital Stock of he
Stoubcnville and Indiana Rail Road Com
pany are hereby NOTED that they acquired to pay
the first testament of Five dollars upon each share
# the Capital Stock of said Company by than
respectively submitted, at the Office Of Danir L.
Collier, Esq, Treasurer ofsaid Company in Stcu
benvile on or before the 18th day of MAY A. D.
1850. By order of the Board Of Directors.
d. DILGORE, President,
r, S. Moody, Secretary March 81, l851-ts
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SHERIFF's SALE.

4 by virtue of a & "a ct lev IA issued out Of the
4 , Court of Common Pleas Of Harrison county
Olo, and to me directed, will offer tor saic, ut
tho residence OF James Henry in Athens township
in said county, on Saturday the 18Th day OF a,
phil next, between the hours Of 20 u'clncE A. NJ
and O'clock T. Nj. of fsaid day. II Z following tt-
sonhed property, TO wit: onI three horse VI az.
on, one Sod Horse, ono Bay Mare, one Biacs
Mare, three pair Wagon iialness. : PlcugEa, Oh,
Cuiiiyator, iIa rrow, the undivided hall of te,
acres Wheat III the ground, do. six acres on tn,
farm Of James Hcnty, dlly-one sheep, one Wina
Mill, two large Shovcls, Two Forks, one Matu.
one Coal Pick, one Wheel Barrow, one sied. II
lot OF Carpenter Tools, one Saddle and Robe, The
undivided half of three acres Corn on lh1 stack
aud o( thirty Saocgs in the fold.
DAVID HILBERT, Shc
Sherf's Office, Cadiz, o., April ;, 1850
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SuERIFE'S SALE.

( DY virtue OF f IA et lev fI issued cut OF the
: ED Court of Common Pleas of Harrison county
ONO, and to me directed, will offer ut sale d
tie residence Of Lard Singers, in shorcfeea town.
ship i'll said county, throc-toarths Of mile west
OF Joseph Barnhurd's Mil, on Monday The 18Th
day OF April inst, between the hnurs Of 10 O'Clock
a. NJ. and 4 o'clock p. Nj. of said day. the lollnw-
ing described property, to wit: a lot of Carpet
ing, three Bureaus, one Rug, n lot Of Cupboard
ware, tw1 Horses, one Feather Bed, one Straw
Tick, Sheetan Quilt, Book Case and Books, one
Armed Rocking chuir, one pair ot betts,eads, IL
pictures Of tho Presidents OF tie U&ited States,
one Looking Glass, mantle ornEm1ass, , Candle
Sticks, ono Clock aud case, chairs, one Bed and
bedding; one Book CRse and bureau, ono Wash
Stand, one cupboard, 50 Bushels Corn in tae ear,
40 Bushels Oats, one wind mill, ? Sh0vcl PlJughs,
y Cultiyators, one Grind Stone, che pair Wagon
Laddels, one Cooking Stove, onc lion Kettle, a
Lot OF Anatomical Casts, 5 males, for the above,
one Crane Plough, and i barrels Of tlJur. Taken
in execution as The property oil aquiila uuriord
at the suit OF Rachel HurlOld.
April ), l850-5t, d. HILBERT, Sheriff,
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w. CRABB & CO.'S.
NJ MERCHANT TAILORING
AND CLOTHING STORE.
MAIN STREET., CADIz, o.,

MAIN STREET, CADIZ, O.,
directly opposite M3 Public Buildings J
" ME subscribers call the att enton of their
h. friends and the public, to tieir large and well
selected stock of FASHIONABLE READY
which for variety of style ana fashions, and ex
cellence, has never been approached by any thing
in this market.
We are determined to give satisfaction to all by
selling good articles, rs well made and Ms chcap
ascan be bought in Philadelphia. We therefore
not only invite the people of the country, visiting
the town. TO give us call, but the citizens of Ca
diz also; for which nothing will be charged, but
thanks will be returned, whethe they purcha Sc
or not
AS we intend to keep constantly on ha nd every
thing in the CLOTHING LINE. ana all that
makes up gentleman's wardrobe, and ut such
pfiees us shall defy competition. we hone by strict
attention to business, to meet the views and rcu-
sonable wishes of all our friends and the public
generally.
Regular Custom Business,
Will be continued and garments Of all kinds made
and trimmed as usual in the best manner, ut the
same stand. Particular attention will be bestow-
ed upon this department.
Persons who may not desire us to make np their
garments, can be furnished with a most superb
and splendid stock of
CLOTHS AND CAsSIMEREs,
with appropriate trimmings, / our store. There
is not as gooPa stock in town as onrs from which
to choose. New York and Philud ol phin FASH
ions will be regularly received
tr.y" Having, in common with every body else,
known for long time that such an establishment
as the above was badly wanted in Cadz, we con-
fdently hope that the public will triumphnntly
sustain us. On our part, we will exert ourselves
to the utmost to please.
Cadiz, April II, 1850.