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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-12-14

all sizes, chain pumps
& fixtures.
Guns, double & sin
gle barrel shot guns, RI
fes, pistols, powder, shot
percussion caps, powder
horns, game bags, shot
pouches, q gun trim
mings.
Coffee mills, paint
mills, skates, sad irons
g. taiIor's goose.
Brushes of all des-
criptious.
Wooden 81 willow
ware.
Sives, cards, curry
combs, tea, hand, COW,
& sleigh bells, wire
cloth s. brass kettles.
JapPaned ware, al
assortm Pnt.
Gate latches &. hing
es, 81 foot scraPers, an'
a general assortment o
i housekeeping articles.
Tin Ware.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-12-14
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS!
Ets s. J i. @ &: g ! ]
Toledo, NOFyyaIk and Cleveland
Rail- Road.


Rail- Road.
CEALED Proposals viii he received at the or
- fee of the Engineer in Fremont, until the 3lsI
day of December, 1850, for the Grading, Bridging,
and Missionary, on the Western Division of said
Road, extending from the Maumee River to Fre-
mont, distance Of 90 miles The line will be d.
vided into sections Of about one mile each.
Plans, ProfiIes and Specifications of the work
will be ready for examination at the Engiueers Of
fee in Fremont, on and after the 18th inst. For
particulars enquire at the Companie'sO Ofice in Nor
walk, or at the Engineers Office in Fremont
WM. II. NEWTON, Resident Engineer.
NnrEalk. Dec ID. iS40. --------
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-12-14
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition will be
IN presented to the Commissioners of Sandusky
county, their session, praying for the oca-
ton and opening of a road as follows:-Com-
mencing at the northeast of section No. 50,
Jackson township, running thence south nearly two
miles, 10 Jesee Mowry's land, then making an
gle to the right, twenty rods more or essl to inter
sect the county line. 32:4
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-12-14
Mechanics Tools!

mers, sledges. bellows,
stocks and dies, pliers
and wincers.
Hand, panel, up and
back saws.
Masons' trowels, cal
Iipers and rules.
German and cast steel
mill and X cut saws.
Circular saws, web
saws, and key hole do.
Taper, mill, fiat, hall
round, square, and round
files.
Wood rasps, halfround
and flat, horse rasps.
Wrenches, back saws,
frames and stretchers.
TRIMMINGS,
and fastenings.
Butts and screws, bolts,
cupboard ketches ana
Buttons. Cupboard, till,
chest and trunk locks.
Brads, tacks, finishing
nails, rivets, hooks, sta
Piles and liasps, strop,
hook, table and blind
hinges.
Mahogny and miner
al drawer knobs, bell
pull, door knockers and
springs.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-12-14

and Blacksmiths.
Stump joints, carriage
bows, top irons, india
rub cloth, curtain frames
s. carriage lamps, iron
& steel horse shoes s.
horse nails, rasps and all
the necessary tools for
blacksmithing and wag-
on making.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-12-14
Resccca CraadaI's Estate.

NTOTfCE is hereby given that the subscriber has
IN been appointed aud qualified as Administrator
on the estate Of Rebecca Crandai, dec, late of
Townsend TIP, Sandnsky County, o.
NATHAN CRANDAL.
Townsend Tp., Nov. 80. 1850.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-12-14
DREADFUL CALAMITY!

w at the Grocery opposite MIR. Belts Store, the
same article as others are selling al 81 cents
Also, for sale. the largest and best lot Of Ham
bWrgn Cheese in town
Raisins cheaper than can be bought elsewhere,
NUTS & CANDIES,
A large assortment; and the best Segars in the
coanty.
Wines, Brandies, and pure article of Holland
Gin and all other articles usually kept in such
aabIishmenfs, which will be sold as low can be
purchased in towu.
Fremont, Dec. I 1850.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-12-14

Eg Our columns are principally filed this
week with the messages, to the exclusion of
much other interesting matter Both are able
documents, and will well repay an attentive
perusal
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-12-14
MeSSrs, CrObaugh
VIZ TouId most respectively announce to the Peo
w pie of Fremont and vicinity, that they are pre-
pared to execute
DAGUERREOTYPES,

By the late Paris Process entirely superior to any
taken by the old Process 1t will be that these
Pictures possess strength not inferior to the most
celebrated Oil Paintings. yet possessing all the
beauties of light and shade that can be found in the
finest lineaI enpravings. These Pictures are also
made indebIe, by the Patent Gliding, which gives
them that peculiar and beautiful tone, which is
n no other In fact, their beauty is past descriP-
ion. Persons must examine them, 10 be able to
iudge of their perfection The subscriber has also
a variety Of the richest
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-12-14
To the Ladies'!

Finding Ladies' Goods, such as Shawls, Alpac-
cas- Merinos, De LANES, Ginghams, Prints, &c
&c, very low, purchased large assortment
which we will sell TWENTY PER CENT LOWER than
the same articles can be sold by those who bought
earlier.
6ssmgEnaEs1S I25 cents per yard; better than
ever before offered in this market for that price
Come aud satisfy yourselves.
SEssaVgEs Bay State, Empire, Scotch, Brocha,
Cashmere, and Black Six Shawls, which we offer
at great bargains.
Prints, the hest and cheapest assortment ever
offtred-from Ct cents to shilling, and all fast
colors II you want dress, be sure and call at
Haynes before buying.
TO THE GENTLEMEN.
II YOU wish to save tive nty per cent in buying
your Clothing, Boots and Shoes Hats and Caps,
and have fresh and better assortment TO choose
from than ever before offered you, call at the
"RALL ROAD STORE!"
ALSO if xnu are in want oc any kind of Groceries,
Muslin Leather, Nails, GLASS; ssr0ner-aFeyeolaG
and look at our stock before buyrg.
And with the determination 10 spare no pains tt
give entire satisfaction, both to our village anc
country trade we cannot fail to continue to hear il
said that
| EEL - Va NAI Ell @
dc 10
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-12-14
DIR. r. S. RICE.

DR. r. s. RICE.
Continues the practice of Physic in Fremont
and adjacent country.
OEF1cE, as formerly, on Front street. oppo-
site Deals new building.
Fremont, Nov. %, I85o.-97
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-12-14
Oh e a ID.
Caution

Caution
THE public are cautioned against, and requested
i not to purchase promsory Note, executed o.
Lyman Ames, by Victory Haight and Henry Wey-
rough, amounting to Eighty dollars, payable three
mouths after date and bearing date, October 23rd,
1850 as said Note was obtained by improper means,
and no uaIue has been received for said Note, for
which reason its payment will be contested.
VICTORY HAIGHT.
October 3Ist, 1850.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-12-14
NEW HARDW ARE!
IN NA ED
LEATHER, TIN, AND
ST @ Y b S TO R d -!
AT THE SIGN OF THE
Paddock & Stove!
In the Store formerly occupied by E. N. Cook,
Nearly ODpOsite the New RnMk.

In the Store formerly occupied by u N. OUOR'
Nearly opposite the New Bank.
TINE SUBSCRIBERS take this opportunity 10
i say a word TO the citizens Of Sandusky and
neghboring counties. You have no doubt long
felt tho necessity of having Hardware establish
ment in Fremont. where can be found assort-
of goods necessary for nearly every branch of
business! Seeing this, we have come among you,
with good an assortment of Hardware of all de-
scriptions as be found in any town west OF the
city of New Yors. From long connection with
the business, our facilities for buying American
goods direct from the manufacturers, thereby saw
ing commission 10 agents, willagve the advant-
age of selling over general country dealers,
are disposed to sell goods at small advance above
cost. Wn shall be the better able to do so,
have concluded to adopt the cash system. We will
take any thing the farmer has to offer in the way of
produce, and pay the highest market price in Cash
or Goods. Among our extensive assortment, may
be found the following articles, viz:
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-12-14
DAGUERREAN STOCK,

or their own selection Persons visiting This place,
bu iuess pleasere should not neglect this rare
opportunity of obtaining for themselves and friends
These inesmable mementoes.
p S. Messrs. c. are also prepared to give lnstruc-
tons to any who may wish TO embark in this fasci-
mating vocation, which meets the most favorable
appreciation and patronage from all possessed Of
cultivated taste and refinement.
inexperienced operators can receive instructions
in the art of making the different kinds of Accelera-
tors, Patent Gliding and general movements
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-12-14
GALVANIC BATTERIES

Furnished, with instructions. All of these are in
despensaby necessary 10 compete with artists pos
sessing the above facilities.
Miniatures set in Pins Rings, Ladies' Bracelets;
&c. Also, Daguerreotypes and Oil Paintings cop
led with accuracy The subscriber will remain in
this place fewmonths only. Their Rooms may be
found at the Franklin House.
Fremont Nov. 80, 1850.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-27

steamship Galveston, from Gaveston-Mrs Levy, Mr.?
Newman, Miss Gray, Mrs II Lowe, Mrs sweeney, J II
Simms and lady, Major Richardson and lady Macarthur
and lady, Bryan and lady; Groom lady and Tar
box, lady and servant StatsmBn, Toby Newman, ZUck
W alsh, T. A Wells, Mccullough, Hon Howard, Col
Mccall and Eeryant, Major ssene Lieut. Page, Col Hayes
Johnston ir Mitchell, II l. Graves, BahcOCk, MCken,
Vance, Mcneil, Stevens, Macon, Capt Boehner and
lady, Hope, Broom, IL Cummings, Gray, JONES' Crew
ford, Edward Capt Spencer, Turo, Daniels. Hastings
Rothrup, II wilkins, G White, Hooper, Wilson, l. II
McNeal, DOgaman, Green Is on deck and 10 negroes.
Per ship NedOmak, from Havre-269 seerage passengers
Per sChr Reserve, from Nlcaragua-26 passengers.
Per ship Charles Saunders from LYepOOI26O steeerage
Per ship David Cannon, from Liverpro-Or Powell, lady
and child tanning, Maine, Atkinson $50 steerage.
Per bark Nashua, from Philadelpha-Mr Williams and
child Ashbrdge, Lewis, Master Garhma; Il Storage.
Per sChr American, Rhodes from Chagres-76 passengers
Per bark Lyman, from Lohdon-4 cabin; 40 steerage
Per shin Chas Hill, ON Anwerp-Mr Maurell and lady
Messrs kish and Page.
Per ship John Cast r, from Newly orK-6O steerage
Per ship Silas Holmes, from New Ork-MTs l. Il Gale
Miss NJ Van ANTWERP, George Kellogg and dau gher, Miss
Kate Cummlngs Miss Cora Newton Mrs John Eender
James sager lady, two children and nurse: Hami
ton, lady and two children; u Kennedy, Rev Dgne s Ba
ker, Master Geo Kellogg; 40 steerage.
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ClNClNNATl-PeTs steamer New World 50 hbls whsky
81 do Lands &co50 bi hbs d. SO keEs do q NeskrT
c33 hhls krout 20 bbIs g kers gs fe IN bbs yegstS
bles etc l. DeileT-75 ms starch b Tiri Eco-IO b6s MI
: NRspereau Sco-I do ndse CisrEs S Aliison-S hbis II
Sis chesnuts Hayman 4 Hoden-a bxs noTS i N Thr,s
do leather smith Bro-l5 bbl eggs Sbb 37 keys bntr
"a S,,,sNI. ian IL Nj If 81 @ = itIf
npples MrnNweu II No. Ii, SeaT IL 80 Gy,,as ~ n
PS S5 t b 81 40 oeelj ~ Kegs out'er
bXs cheese JiooiriGb &go-4 do Hdse NJ nv bnSs + Il F
ger &Co-g binds hniter h K,"N-6 XXI i,ri al r. ~
Gasseiy-l0O o GonT il s,nf Scn5S 10 r0Sio, R Ur
Iegget &cOE5 His I55 segs bntfsT AIamsSn ker ~
o. pAs starch w wright AcO5 hh 10 ut do II kegs but
al M HeS lS set ~ Jus esEi; ele Sengeuer WISE
H. pon SpRes u Seeahl-aO DO bscoe simns--6 poWs
ST q sutorts 70 ofaei' lana ,ol
asSa 81 steamer isa1e i4VO Rigs iead tller
loo io Hn5 o. oi Ss ny GpI Hour henng!I, DN No
ilaitlS Lacey 40 hehned( y fOset-JUJ 90
1euIe99T q Ahgway-2i hhds tobacco II NOnrse &CO-ibO
sHs oa's1 ~ 10 b9a'9s qtey- beg honey PrCe. Frost
COL CTS rope l. Rogers &Gol42 bNs candies Armstrong
LaMr1snn Ne2VA-V SKIS bran uruhan.iSl do Thompson
'lV SIS o4s mo4ltemore Cnuer-24S do MoOe-2ll
90 bsHy-l5 BOXES lead, cask lead.plpe Stark, Day
co oS 10 , hasp9EeSu Nco| box mdse ConyeTse henne
1 c,s typ a Il 1uu'oa Neo-Sl Dds PORK NOodruh
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THE DREAMER....Br Miss PHOEBE CAREY,


Blow Gfe's most fearful tempest, blow,
And make the midnight wild and rough;
NV soul shall battle with you now
I've been dreamer long enough
Open, o sea, darker path,
Dash to my lips the angry spray;
The tenth wave of thy fercest wrath
Were nothing to my strength to-day
Though floating onward listlessly,
When pleasant breezes softly blew,
My spirit, with the adverse sea,
Shall rise, and gather strength anew.
WaKe, soul of mine, and be thou strong;
Keep down thy weakness, human heart
Thou hast unnerved my arm too long,
o, foolish dreamer that thou art
For have sat and unused for hours
OF Ravens that yet should see,
OF winding paths of pleasant flowers,
And summer islands in the sea.
Forgetful Of the storms that come,
OF winds that dig the ocean grave,
And sharp reefs hidden by the foam
That drifts like blossoms on the wave.
Forge ful, too, that he who guides
Must have a firm ami steadfast hand,
If e'er his vessel safely sides
Through storm and breakers to the land.
Idly and listless drifting on,
Feeding my fancy all the while,
As lovesck dreamers feed upon
The honeyed sweetness of smile.
Fool that was-ay Folly's mock
To think not in those pleasant hours,
How banks have foundered on the rock,
And drifted past the isles of flowers.
Yet well it were, if reused to feel,
vet avert such fearful fate
The quick, sharp grating of the keel
Had been warning all too late.
But courage still; for whether now
Or rough or smooth life's ocean seems,
To-day my soul records her vow,
Hereafter | am done with dreams
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WillSms-l9 Do Kelly GyoRyngham-5QPdo : o Nelson
%eo-52 Do Wright, Williams &ooo3d9 B Turpin-9 bales
Arthur &cQ3 gbs is do Smith, Woolsey &co7 bbis
SKIS DO Hall Il Hemp bbs do NJ ID Cooper &CO-sundres
LevyNHarris 4 Morgan-Vaeon &co3-and ordeTDroai
l94 bales cotton.
ssGe TS0T o. by B9.kf WING ThomesI DO u Y ~
baskets VINE BrkIez4 cases mdse A BaTaud-6 baskets
wine NJ HOhrOOke-la do DR. WedderbuTn-l box books
ss vine cases miS Do, s. bur 9osE Sso
cases fruit lqP9dT do pdse 30 bakets wine Ii Gale
i do Tibe Eeres-8 do Fayre-5 do / Bi19ehe76 6sks
Nonler s Caude2 do Blaehe-5 eases cks mdse Hen
derson Y Gaines- case mdse g Gaines-l do GraslG
9 ga vine oks cheese CqrEen-l case mdse PaRgp-
lido watches valcouT Dgrel-l do mdse Bnocheo4 do
Daryl P TrcOu173 Pargaq5l schmidt &eO-1 ] T
BadGscte &eo u,Yu a S S1f r dSs Do R6
man henIon6 cases DO 1872 6emyohns Lacoste-2cks
mdse Fah75 bskts &ne RogherapIi c4se mdSe hlIs
Pierrsa c,s md;e ii Bo9nabs-i do Frsdrcb-l do
GuiTard-l csk do Peychaud-A cases do Montgomery
SEQ do y IL hones-s Leysrsre-l Iat2ut &co-l 90
cases furniture F ssgnoaret &SO-l do mdse Newng-5
eale5 blankets I f9ut&-i 40 Ihas 1uan4 casks n9se MI
9ch%a99 cases DO 2n9 N Eg9uyil 10 Loa Tpy3m
Ienne- Do Perhuos cases indie wheels, etc Huber
duncan SGoE col Ma5pers SeoLs Mfnseyi0l oSss
BoseolS M9reau-8 Ih9s Medley &99El a Penio-9
sR GaSes sa9ss M Is qnf 10 TPe
hHVs Danny pdnchaiu GU . CdSes hihAe heIhdh-i no
teyttteII IJI5l 90 to order. ~, ,,,, s,-o.
q ss c Sas ,n ~ Nv pdsg sInes
casks mdse Elterslne-l3 casks Renehajt Peter cask
Goldsmith ta6eT col Cask w ait leSaullesl4 casks
bale + Buddecke col boxes Leon-l4 boxes d
lawes1l6 oIs Erehn, Gngg y CO.. pigs schmidt Y co
pkgs hyde GoOdrlGh- bAs STARK, Day " Sauter-4O
9kgs kiTsch PageLl do LeLqyTem3 do Z ysanbeman-3
40 henderson GaheA-i 40 Hauche-4o4 boxes glass
do I1 H n BOXES Boxes nlTs TO Gu 81 ,,,p,
u lay EhfuIt-fe snip liaicynn; case mdse w feckn
&C. HoI}l8 MeEOwe Mills &G 20 Gs hardware T
bu1decke &c0-a 10 earthehwaTe " jackson &Co-4O ck
hadware eases steel hkman igasLl cIE do 10 bds
oAS ron IloNe IeIklhs Nool pal5 muse JN3n y neeeI
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ARTS, ENGRAVING, ETC.


TYPE GALLERY.
ETAGUIRE x HARRINGTON, having pUrchvaea from
vi the gnees of w. Talbot the patent right the
use of his TabQype process ~ the States Of Lou,siaua
Alabama, Florida Georgia and Texas, beg leave call the
of the public to their gallery Of specimens in tins
new department of Photography,
The Talbot ype is taken upon paper, ivory, glass,
and variety of other substances the first possessing the
decided advantages of ransInssibtY by mail he
enclosed letter. made To GdoSn the of book
preserved in a portfolio
The TabOype is emRsatiy susceptible of COorng that
the picture can finished any degree desired bY he sitter
every variety OF texture and color al the drRpery and
Gated.
The Tabotype represents the without any reverse
effect mole upon the right cheek appears upon
the right cheek.
The faboype can be duplicated tn any extent without
the additional trouble Oi another sitting. ter the fs
impression is taken copies be furnished future
time upon simple application by letter otherwise.
n B.-M q H. being tu1nshed with every facility for the
prosecution of this superior art ready dispose Of rights
for the States specified, with thorough in truutiuns.
DAGuERREOFNPES they profess to take quicker and
better than my Other establishment in the world They
guaranty perfect likeness OF child OF months one
on p Ma. d y
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OFFICIAL.
Council OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two. I
Sitting of Nov. 10, 1850.

An Act of the General Assembly
w of the State Of Louisiana. entitled An Act relative
to the city of NewOreans approved March 10 1851 pro
vides that before the Council Of any Municipality shall fly
and decide on the amount Of taxes he assessed they shall
cause to be made out budgets estimates exhibiting the
items of expenditures, ncqding also the NECESSARY
amount for contingent expenses be incurred by the Mum
cpay during the current year. for the urban and rural parts
thereof which budgets estimates shall he published IN
French and English in the official paper of said Municipality
during at least thirty days before the meeting when the COun
Gil shall fix and decide the amount o. taxes to be assessed
eso ton on the 5h of November 1850 declaring the whole
limits of said Municipality urban;
Therefore, in conformity with the provisions of the Act OF
March IL, 1850 and of resolution OF the Council adopted
This day the following budget is published and notice is
hereby given that thirty days after the is publication OF said
budget the Council will proceed 10 fix and decide on the
amount of taxes 10 be levied the assessment rolls of 1850
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REWARDS.
DOLLAHs nEW ARO-Rsnl

TINAENIN DOLLARS Observation-Disclosures from
L the subscriber the l2h OF May last a Tuuarto q
BOY, by the name OF Bouke, about Is yoa.s old ~
stout built. lie had on, when he left blue blanket
and wool hat, There two bald places on his NJ
head, OccasOned by bum when child. lie has 80 scar
forehead he four feet inches wears hand.
kerchef his head 10 prevent detection. Whoever will
said boy ge him in jail, and information to NJ
j. Reigart, 10 Carondee street. viii the above re.
ward. [o23 3ml ROBERT MCALPIN.
E,NENE DOLLARS HENNAkD-SIOsn from ouI ,!,lT
II SATURDAY evening" Black patent leather horn Sad,
die. The above reward wu he paid Tor lis aU he
w, u j. n ART y Cp ~ rcruuu,rou,o..,
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the 18th inst, that will SELL to the lowest bidder at
office, on MONDAY, December 2, 1850, at 12 o'clock
the contract for the furnishing of all material and plankng
Calope street. from Hercules to Howard street, and Liberty
street, from Callope street 10 the New Basin, in accordance
with the specifications of the Surveyor
nl6 A. ID. CROssMAN Mayor,
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON IlTY,
Tuesday Evening. November %, 1851
Arrived steamer St Louis, 20 head of Cattle, 400 Sheep
and ID Horses Isabel, 50 Beef Cattle; per Atlantic, AZ
do, 100 Sheep Is Mich Cows and los head OF Veal Cattle
Hogs continue scarce
PRtCEs; BeSf Cattle, Sil96ac. Rlb net Hogs, ga
% " h net Sheer, 81 0OD$S rs v head; UcA Cans,
$aoEOsfO W head Gaines 50 COi0$S 80 " head,
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GALVESTON--Per steamship Maria Burt: $40 bbIs flour
7I do whisky l67 do apples "a do potatoes, 20 do bread q
do pork % b6 casks hams 5 bPs OIL q casks bacon %
kegs lard 20 do butter bags feathers, 20 bXs cheese 20 do
soap 30 sis coffee lao do corn $50 do oats and sundes
MARSElLLES-Per ship Jas TitcOmb: 1881 bales cotton
400 pkgs lard, g $50 slaves.
CHAGRESPer sChr Brazos; as bXs tobacco 800 do wine
II do SOAP 14l do ale and sundries
NEW YORk-Pers hr MebOume Sundry mdse.
MONTGOMERY-Per steamer l. Me Lean hhds
sugar. 90 bb mOase, a do whisky II do -four Go sacks
wheat, l07 do coffee. lii coils rope % casks bacon
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS CLAsSEFICATIoN.
CRESCENT OFFICE,

wednesday MOThlls, november ~, l0DV ,
COttOn-There several buyers in the market yester
day and 5000 bales changed hands at about quotations.
which are unchanged
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p ESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorized and
IL requested, after giving DAYS notice in the official
paper Of the Municipality sell at public auction the
tract for furnishing all the MATERIAL and psnking CalOpe
street from Jacob to Soils the work 70 be done in ac
Codance with the specifications, which will be furnished by
the Surveyor and published with said notice.
RCsOir That the one td Of the cost OF said paving on
either side of the due by the property holders he paid
by them in cash, within thirty days after the completion Of
the work. to the cOnracto who will be su6rOgaed to the
rights and privileges Of the Municipality and the other
third, due by the Municipality, be paid in cash the
certificate OF the Surveyor that the work has been completed
according to the specifications
ReSOircd That the bids for said work will be subject the
approval of the Council.
[sgnedl JAMES II. CALDWELL, President.
Approved November g. 1850.
[signedl A. d. CROssMAN, Mayor.
True COPY. h. BIER, Clerk.
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EOR SALE-Two Lots o. Ground, very plea
sanity situated for Family Residences in Lafayette
fronting Magazine street. between Third az Fourth sts
measuring - feet each by 10 feet depth These Lots are
very high ground, under good fence the is paved
with square blocks, and the banIuee made and all paid
for. Magazine street OmnIbWes running every fifteen min
ntes For terms very LIBERAL apply at No n Magazine ST.
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