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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-06-12
JAMES PAuLL. FTHoMAs PAUL..
JAMES PA ULL II CO..
g. Wholesale Dealers in
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Naual
Stores and Glass Ware. Manufacta-
rers Of Coach, COpol Japan and
Leather Vdrnishes, Alcohol, ISpts.
Nitrt aad Sulp. EMer.
No. 164 MARKET STREET, WHEELING Va.

NO AO4 MARKET STREET, WHEELING Va.
A RE now receiving the largest and most com.
n pIete assortment OF all articles in their line,
ever brought to this market.
Hnring superior advantage in their purchases,
they are confident Of snccessul competition with
the eastern market, with addition OF transportation
and pledge themselves to sell goods lower than ev.
or before offered in this city. Their stock COM
prises the following:
A full and complete stock of Drugs, Medicines
Chemicals and Pharmaceutical preparations
Pans Of NIL kinds, ground and unground: Oils.
Sperm, Whale, Ianners, Elephant. Linseed. Olive
Lard and Caster Oils; Brushes: Paint, Varnish
Whitcwnsh, Shaving, flair, Cloth, Backing Tan.
ners', Counter, Bath, Table and Stencil Brushes
Dye slutls of every description. and manufactur.
ers', Fuiers' and Hattcrs' articles.
Every description Of Glassware at manui;ctur.
ers' prices, June S, 1850.
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LEVI q. FORSYTHE,

Attorney at Law d Solicitor in Chancers
MTILLpracticc in Harrison and the adjoining
" counties. Collections, the business Of Ex
ecutor and Administrators. Guardians and Wards
Petitions for Partition, Settlements OF Estates, and
all other business entrusted him will receive his
prompt attention.
oFFlCE-Immediat,ly under The Sentinel Prin.
ting Office June 81, lS49
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AUDrrOR's OFFICE, HARRrscS Co ,o,}

AUbIFOKH UFFlcL, HAERiscN Co %,
June l, 1850.
hereby certify that the above is correct tx.
hib!t OF the Personal Property, Moneys and Cred.
its, in the several Townships Of Harrison comfy,
and the value thereof, as returned by the Town.
ship Assessors, and equalized by the County
Board, for the year 1850. Il. X. PRICE.
June &, 1850, Coa'lty .4nditoy.
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w. CRABB s. cos.
MERCHANT TAILORING
AN D CLOTHING STORE

MAIN STREET, CADIz, O.,
directly opposite M, Public Buildings.
ME subscribers call the attention Of ,boi
J. friends and the public. to ileir Ia rye and wei
selected stock of FASHIONABLE READY
MADE SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
winch Tor variety of style ana ia shions, and ex
ceiencc, has never been approached by amy thing
in this market
We are determined to give satisfaction to all by
selIlhg good articles, rs well made and as chear
as can be bought in Philadelphia We therefore
not only invite the people of the country, visiting
the town, TO give us call hut the citizens of ca.
diz also; for which nothing will be chnrgcd bnt
hahRs "lll be returned, whether they purchase
or not.
AS we intend to keep constantly on ha nd every
thing in the CLOTHING LINE, ana all tha,
makes up gentleman's wardrobe, and ut such
prices as shall defy competition. we hone by strict
auen'ion to business, to meet the views and rca
sohable wishes of all our friends ana the public
generally. r''''
REGULAR CUSTOM BUSINESS.
win be coniinued,an1 garments OF all kinds made
ana trimmed as usual in the best manner, Il the
same stand. Particular attention wi II he hes,o,.
ed upon this department.
Persons who may not desire US to mike IN their
garments, can be furnished with a most superb
and splendid stock of
CLOTHS AND CASSlMEREs,
with appropriate trimmings, at our store. There
81 no'as good u stock in town as ours from which
to choose. New York and Philadelphia Fish.
ions will be regularly received
tET Liav ng i'll common with every body else.
known for long time that such an esablishrn. n
as the Pbove wns badly wanted in Cadz, we con.
fdenlly hope that the public will ttiumphantI
sustain US. On our part, we will exert ourselves
to the utmost TO please.
Cadiz, April IL, 1850.
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STRAY MARE!

ISTRAYED from the Stable orGy-
- an Davis, in franklin. Franklin kTM
township, on Saturday, the 4th inst. W $A-EE0,
a GREY MARE, about nine years G,MxA 4 k
old, and about OF the usual size W ~
Any person giving notice of the es1zils es1AzsaSzlieEs
whereabouts of said mare to the subscriber, resi-
ding in Mooreield, Elurrison county win be lib
orally rewarded SAMUEL WEST
May %, IS50-3t. nd.
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AIDES Carpet Sas,hals, beautiful aTsice
IL atihc cheap cnsh store OF
sst ~, 40. SFiOTwELL and OR ABB,
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Latest sR2'a'5EGgZ
OF NE w GOODS!!

A Splendid assortment of SPRING & SUN.
n WER GOODS, just received and is now
offered for sale AT the old stand, Immediately op-
posito the Court House, consisting Of all the ditr-
cnt styles and varieties usually kept in such es-
tablishments-in part OF FRENCH TWILL BLACK
CLoTn; the finest ever offered in this market, with
all other kinds end qualities Very Chea }. CAS-
SlMERES, French, Doeskin and fancy cords Of
the latest touch; with cords of SU UMMER STUFF
for Gentlemen and Boys wear. VESTI NGS--
Satins iks, and all other kinds to please the eye
and suit the purse.
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N OTICI u

ME subscribers respectfully inform the oit.
J. zens Of Cndiz and vicinity, that they are
prepared to d. CarLing, Spinning, Dyeing, Wenv
ing, and Fulling, at their Factory, three miles
south of Cadiz. Terms Cash or Produce ut cash
priccs,
Please send your work in early. sihe first That
comes, will pc The arst done. ROBERT TEAL.
Nay 10, 1850. JAS. JOHNSON.
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N D. Mr.. johnson, the Carder, having LEFT the
ueighborhood, po Cartling will be done here this
season. [mnY 20 R. TEAL.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-10

DISASTROUS COMPLICATION AT ALExAN-
DRA.-We have received by the steamer Hecla,
which arrived yesterday, an extra from the office
OF the Western Democrat" at Alexandria, in
this State, giving account Of destructive fire
which occurred in that place on the 9th inst. The
Extra says:
Near daylight this morning, fire broke out in
Of the small buildings in the rear of the Wash
ington Hotel. The buildings being old frames, it
spread with alarming rapidity Too late, it was
determined to blow up with powder the Aame inn
medlatey in the rear and adjoining the hotel
That building was soon in flames and as there
was fresh breeze blowing at the time-and as
we have not now, and have not had for years an
engine in the town-it seemed apparent that uni
versal destruction was inevitable. Consuming the
hotel, the flames crossed the street, and in the
space OF an hour the whole square, fronting on the
river, and containing twenty-seven stores and
dwellings, besides number of out houses, livery
stables, etc, was consumed. This was the princi-
pal square of the town, containing eight stores,
cotiee-hOuses, the post-office, etc. Opposite the
Washington Hotel is McCluskey's store. From
its close proximity to the flames, its destruction
seemed certain, and with it must have gone the
square attached to it, if not the whole lower portion
Of the town. But there the first battle against the
sweeping element was fought. The exertlons to
save it by wet blankets, ETC., were almost super
human, and they were successful. When the
flames reached Cuberson's Hotel, the upper corner
of the front square, the drug store of c. johnson,
opposite, was in most imminent peril. Here the
second and last struggle was successful. Messrs.
Marsh. Ferguson, Drown, Ayre, Young, and
probably some others belonging to that most
worthy class of citizens mechanics, fitted up and
broug hit to bear upon the building small engine,
which savedit
ave cannot now estimate the loss Two
squares, containing between thirty and forty
houses are in ashes. Fortunately, large portion
of the goods, furniture, ETC., saved. Never
did citizens work harder, with more uuanimity.
All praise is due to them"
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REGATTA.-We are pleased to announce that
arrangements are nearly complete for Regatta to
We can say this much now, that prize is being
prepared which will be worth eon,ending for. L.
is silver plate of much greater value than any
aquatic prize hitherto put up either in this city or
New Orleans. OF course we shall look for feet
of boats from sister city, and can promise them
kindly reception and spirited contest for the
prizes.~-[ Mobile Herald.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-10

Commodore Cooper died on the 1st inst, at his
residence, in Willow street, Brooklyn at the age
Of about 81 years He was a native, we believe, of
New Jersey, and served his country with distnc-
ton in the war with England, under Lawrence, in
the Hornet. Commodore Cooper's father is still
living, commander in the navy, who also dis
tinguished himself gallant officer in Lees
Legion.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-10

The Geographical Society of London have voted
gold medal to Col. Fremont for having made,
during the past year. the most valuable discoveries
in geography Of any known person. 1t is usual
we understand, for this society to give medal
every year to the person having made the mos
valuable discovery in geographical science
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New Orleans, 9Th April, 1850, )
NOTICE hereby given to the holders of the notes of
this Bank and to persons having deposits therein that
arrangement has been made with the Louisiana State
Bank by which that institution has assumed to pay de-
mand the circulation and deposits due by this Bank, at its
Branch Camp street, being in the Barking house hereto
fore used as such by the City Bank
NOTICE TO sTOCKHOLDERS-By the arrange
ment entered into with the Louisiana State Bank, that
institution has also assumed TO demand TO the stock
hundred dollars share the value OF the stock,
the presenting for cancellation the certificates of Stock de-
ductlon being first made of amount the stockholders
may respectively owe to this Bank.
ap9 I'm law R. J. PAlFREH, Cashier
A GENCY GENERAL MUTUAL INSURANCE
N COMPANY -. DIVIDEND, Script Certificates
for Dividend of Is per cent declared by this Company
the earned premiums OF past fiscal year, are now ready
also will be paid cent interest the Certificates issued
by the Company in lSiS and 1919.
my17 d2w 3aw6w e. BRIGGS Il. OGDEN, Agents.
VTNOTHOsE WHO ARE PRONOUNCED INCUR
- ABLE-rhe fact is now established beyond the posi-
6Hy of doubt that by suitably regulated Of Nege
taoe or Botanic Medication the different forms OF old Obs
~ or chronic disease be quickly and permanently cured
3S msament which can do no injury Whatever DR. FUll
eases q CanoeTs Ulcers Old Sores, and skin Diseases of
every kind, letter Herps Eryspeas, Scadead TumOr
Hh%ypns' hpGyp' eGs White Swelling, etc., RheumeIisn, Gent
ney, Spleen, Breast and Lung Complaints; Asthma Palsy
etc ETC. AisOthe different diseases peculiar to women.
bV a decided Improvement will be perceptible in most
III o SIX 10 Twelve days, even if of many years stand
Feye of all kinds invariably be cured in from four to
twenty our hours by mild medicine, which easily taken by
the most sensitive. -
Inyads invited consult Dr. F. Rratuitousy at No.
90 81 ChdFes street Cover Tattersals Exchapge) and see
certificates of remarkable cures ~
H.b a cure Will be guaranteed in all cases undertaken
my3 1yd&W
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Mr.. Champion, of the British Legation, at Wash
ington, is to be Secretary of the Embassy at Con
stantinopie Mr.. Augustus Pagef, now in the
Legation at Paris is to succeed Mr. Champion here,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-10

The Right Rev. Bishop of Buffalo, Mr.. Timon,
is now in the city of Rome, and we perceive by the
foreign mails, that on the 18th of April last, he
delivered an interesting address, in the Church of
st. Louis des Francais in that city.
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Hr=z.fT3Eu MUSIC STORE. ee1s,
w UT II Nos; 5 and 7 Cam street, & gAs ~
= Three doors from Canal. aSSls

HE undersigned desires respectfully to inform the pub
choice and large assortment of p An o FORTES, at
very reasonable prices and accommodating Among
them Piano Fortes made by the old and celebrated Manu-
ished beautifully in Rosewood Black Walnut and Mahogany
with Iron Frames made in the substantial and workman
like manner. Also, the justly celebrated EOLIAN PIANO
RTES which for sweetness of tone have not been
eguaed They particularly suited TO the country, the
dt9ilan does not require tuning for years.
The New improvement in Piano Fortes, the Patent Vi
RRATNG OvERBRpGE, is also for sale at thus establishment
rms improvement gives peculiar fness and brancy TO the
ebe adds TO the durability and strength of the Piano, and
renders it capable of remaining much longer in than
those in ordinary
w; T NJ. is Agent for HENRI HERzs celebrated G GRAND
PIANOS and PIANINOS made in Paris. For power and
sweetness of tone they stand PreGmineHt,
The Dolce COmpaRa ,4tachmcRt J. Pleye Co. 5 Paris
Pianos and Instruments from all the best manufactures,
sEG0SD-RASD PIAN0s for sale t'I az from $40 to
700 each, and taken in part payment for new ones.
Pianos Repaired, Tuned, Rented and Appraised
CATCIlCART'S MELODEON,-Ths beautiful toned
Wind instrument for Village Churches, Lodges Seenadng
Pares and thepry practice of Organists possesses swee
and powerful tone, is portable, (weghng but % lbs and
offered at y SO each.
GY Orders for Guitars, poiiMs, pi6ioncellos Clari.
nets, Flutes, Hdgaets, Strings, and uSicGi MCrchaa-
disc QepRykiRd, will be promptly executed reasonable
prices Bands supplied with Brass lnstrumen and Band
HARPS, Double and Single Action, on hand and made
TO order, TO suit the taste of purchasers b
MUSlC.-The largest Catalogue in the South. The Stock
IS an accumulation OF over ~ yea, and in it old
and beautiful pieces OF pHnt.
NEW MUSIC received by every arrival from the North,
and by the foreign steamships Spanish Songs, DANCES
Waltzes, Ma regular supply Original Music published
week at the Native Compositions solicited Mu-
SIC bound copied and arranged Subscriptions received for
The Message Bird, SarOni's Musical Times, and the
" Baltimore Olo."
BY addressing the undersigned Catalogues of Music will
iei I'm '' WIN. T. MAYO.
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i0'O' A. d. CRossMAN, Mayor.
MAYoRALTY OF NEwORLEANs, I
Mop u ISEn

ID z
May 81 1850
NOTICE is hereby given that in accordance with the
above resolutions, passed by the Council of Munich
paly No. Two their sitting OF 18th inst and in OF
the 2th section of an OF the Legislature, approved March
49, 1850, will proceed to sell at office, til RSDAY,
the 18th day Of June at Y O'Clock the several
tracts for Repairs Additions, Alterations and building
OF Brick Engine house. Stable, Hose house, Trough,
to the lowest bidder in accordance with the elu and
dions as therein set forth.
jel A. ID, CROSSMAN. Mayor,
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Late arrivals from Rio Janero, announce the
death of the Rev. Thomas Meredith jenkins, Of
Georgetown College
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-10

DR.. Heep, the efficient Consul at Tunis, is pre-
pairing to return, by the way Of Havre, to the
of his labors.
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Alexander Butler, more familiarly known as
" Picayune Butler" died at Carrollton, Ky. He
was well known drummer in Cincinnati for many
years.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-10

Mr.. VIM. Niblo of New York, who has been
dangerously ill, is considered out of danger.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-10

Col. Richard M. Johnson is a candidate for the
Legislature in Kentucky, in Scott county.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-10

Commodore Stockton has resigned his commits
sion in the Navy, with the view of attending to
some large operations in California.
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\. p. CRossMAN, Mayor.
JOS. -GENOIS,
Signed, : Recorder Municipality No, One
JAS. IL. CALDWELL,


RROOkLYN WAREHOUSE COMPANY-TLe
- Brooklyn Warehouses; at Algers, opposite New leans
and MERCHANDISE from the NORTH, intended for re-
SHIPMENT Having 1900 feet front The rIver, with wharyes
In front OF the Warehouses by which goods Immediately
conveyed without rayage Exposure to the weather. ample
room VIII be found for the dschargng of steamers and
loading of ships. ~
Charges fixed at low rates. and every accOmmoda
Oh oered 10 the Merchants IN the city and the Shippers
the upper county L is the wish Of the Company to equal
Persons interested in transmitting Merchandise are invited
TO visit the premises.
Office of Magazine and Lafayette Streets NewOr
leans. T. J. CASEY, Secretary
RGferences-J. & r. Geddes Price, Frost 4 Co.; j. w
Stanton & Co; X. f. Nichols. e6 If
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MAYoRALTY OF NKw ORLEANS, I
In~.A tlEn

II
accordance with the sixth section Of the Act to equaze
Representation in the Municipal Counci of the City of
NewOreans, Approved 29h January, lSi the undersigned
Mayor and Recorders of the several Mnnicipaties Of the
OF the City Of NewOreans, and there proceeded the
ANIMATION of the Returns Of the Election held Monday
NE 81 INST IN the Sixth Ward OF the Second Municipality
ol te CITY OF 1reans, for One Alderman, represent
lowing to be the result thereof
Scd SyHes received two hundred and seventy two votes
We therefore declare r. b. SYKES duly elected Alder
No, Two VI '''''''i'"'
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Our townsman, A. c. Bullitt, Esq, was at the
Astor Heuse, New York, on the LIST instant.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-10

Mr. Cobb, the Speaker of the House of Repre-
sentatives, was visit to Baltimore on the 1st
instant and has taken lodgings at Barnums City
Hotel.
Mr. Clay Mr. Foote and Mr. Dawson, of the
Senate were at the last dates short sojourn at
Annapolis, the seat of government of Maryland
The time taken to change the Senate and House
from winter to summer costume has enabled the
members to visit their homes and friends in differ
ent quarters.
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...STORAtsE-
STORAGE,

ORLEANS WAREHOUSES; yNagasias street. inst
- qbogs JISg and on Eonsher street, 6etgesa and
and the public that he has had double flooring with ali
the recent improvements laid IN portion Of hs principal
equal in point Of safety from damags if not SUPERIOR to
very best Warehouse in the city His price for storage will
be the last viz &c. bag month"; He has
also for the storage of every description of Merchandise
the bulk of 30 900 barrels which will always be taken at
the lowest rates.
t Tobacco and other merchandise baled and repaoed
at the shortest notice. fh23 6ml GEO. X. BEARD.
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TTNOTHOsE WHO ARE PRONOUNCED INCTF

KON SAFE FOR SALE-A superior Iron Safe large
size nearly new, made by O. Rich 4 Co. New York loF
que very low Apply at y Natchez st. up Stairs myl0
C33it sALE-2O casks Bass PALE ALE, and casks
n barclay London Porter, just landed, apply to
myS JOHN IL. ELLIOTT s. co. 50 Gravier st.
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OLD BAYOU sd. john HO.

Old BAYOU ST. JOHN HOTEI-LAKR
~ End 9E tbs OLD SHELL RGAP,-The public 6.sA
are respectfully informed that this delightful and beau E
hnliy stusted Hotel open for The reception of Visitors
The Bar supplied with the best Of Liquors. and the Res
judge for yourselves. - q
E1- The Road is in good order. ie7
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-10

| R0MAfOsA tSuecessOr to Costa n Co.. Importer
- Of HaUdHd Produce, keeps constantly hand large
assortment Of CIGARS, consisting of Impeaes, Regalas
Cazaloes, CahOnes Paneelas Dana, Small Regalias Mil
lT, Trbucns etc. etc., from the celebrated brands of
Havana. No Front Levee, corner st. Charles and
GraFieT Streets New Orleans. M 1v
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-10

HIGH sCHUUL EOh YOUNG LADIES,
A BoARDERS AND DAY PUPILS, CaroRdeiei
N street. ST. Joseph, established in lSl3 under the
supehntencence Of the MISSES ELLISON, from L0R
Dok-,. This Institution, conducted the best plans
European instruction. constantly open for the reception
young ladies' in all the solid and branches reQu
ste to a complete and finished education
TERMS and other paEculars may be known on appica.
ton at the residences Of the MISSES ALLISON, on CaEon
delet street iaI4 Iv
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'INiOs. d. HAiLks, Broker, st. Charles Hotel Build
ing, fourth door from Common street, office of H. Davis
notary public. New Orleans : will buy and sell Landed
Property; obtain Loans Mortgage; Discount Notes; serve
as Appraiser and Expert adjust Accounts make Copart-
Iershp Setuemens intends residing in the city during the
Summer, and viii serve Agent for OF property
see assessment for taxes fair valuation draw lease COL
lec rents, ETC. etc. and attend to Agency business gen
eTal mhl5
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DI bLlN b1EH9-f IL Els L
y Cold, Warm and Temperate
BATHS -. A lsO.... HAIR
CUTTING AND SHAVING,
by SrEPIEN w. RODGERS,
No. l62 Gravler street, between
B arOnne and + Phillippa
streets.
my3l &c
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Approved May 30, 1850.
(Sigled,) A, ID. CROSSMAN, Mayor

Res0tped That the Mayor be- and is hereby authorized
and requested alter having given days notice in the Off
ca paper Of This Municipality, to sell at pubic auction, to
the lowest bidder the cOntsact Tor building Brick Engine
Fire GO No a. lot Of ground on Common street, be
tween ST. Paul and GrOnde streets, owned by this Munich
paity in accordance with plan and specifications
file in the Surveyors Office, the work be done without
delay, in good and substantial maner, the satisfaction
Of the Surveyor and Fire Committee the give
bond and security twice the OF his contract for the
full and faithful performance of the work.
(Signed,l JAMES ii. CALDWELL, President.
Approved May 30, 1850. .
(Signed,1 A. ID. CROSSMAN, Mayor.