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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-18

MAroRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, Sept. w. 1851.
N OIiCE Ii hereby given, in virtue Of the above
resolution, that | will sell, my Office on MONDAY
b nsts al ~ O'Clock lowest bidder, tie Contract
toy taggng Commercial way with North River nsxs. Ths
wnoe 10 aceodance WITH plan and specifications be fur
sis A n Cpossx.v M.u.@
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-18

God IN Frsnes-Ths Courier du H.yrs
states that the circulation Of gold coin has shown
vast lnorsass Of late in France. Since January
!, 1851, about 10000, 600 in gold coin have been
struck st the Psris mint, and within twsity aays
during the last month that establishment had 70.
ceivsd over I'll 800 900 worth Of gold.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-18

Grammar and English C0mpositi0n. 4
lr Prof DEMPsTER has commenced
Evening Cass grovn psrsons In 0kAA
w. MAR AND ENGLISH co APOSlTlON, With
READING, from o'clock to :.
street. Of Canal,
.-57- DEMPsTER 4 GAUNT Principals.
~ The Writing. and French Classes every
svonipE .-s.-'- lf..sItas.. ali
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-18

Tho Embsssii'w Cass.-Mr. OInsy. Of New
York. the party charged with extensive snbexzlme
Of ircn and subssqusnt absconding, has requested
IN sssaing paper ID STATE ,has vasipss ruaos con-
csming him arc unioundsd. and that his affairs
sfe 10 the hands Of ssssnses, who will shortly IN
farm parties Interested of the true state of the case
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-18

4 Rsssarka6h Eassily.-Thers are now living
IN Mansfield and Coventry, Conn.,, three brothers,
revolutionary psnsioners, whose names and ages are
y follows: Samuel Dunham, 81, Sept. 1851; Ste.
phen Danhan, 80, May, 1851 James Duah.m,
%, Oct. 1851, -Four brothSrs, who also served in
the fevolutionary war, died aged from SO to 81.
-Four sisters disd aged from rs to so,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-18

CvlfAhTNEReHR-Th updenirped having
= ssss 81 aiiss;.ssS " y =: HALE
n. UIioAaAH Co... Nsw6issss, Nv l. is. A.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-18

Csaess@tctaS. IN The ~Gineinnati Commercial
ssys thsssis n trth in he report that Gen. Lopez
bad twe sbns a g. Xavier College in thai city,
TAsre ass two, Ysuag men By the name Of Lspes
= that esaegs kst they are not related to him in
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-18

DNsk-A dasl was fought near Hsssodsbureh,
Aataeky, homs days ago, betwsea. Robert Mars
saa ": 3. Stiaet. The former, nys the Plough.
~, reesived pistol shot in the throat, and S,-
net vas hvsssd with several u the same scrt in
vsrieas psita 4 he bsay. An exanining csur,
~ ths lasterts bail IN tie sum Of $500, X %.
Eps9ing that b wss ths challenging party,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-18
IS Mayoralty OF New Oriesns,
SRP1RMBkR II, 1851.
CouNoIL OF MysrCsrALlTY No. Two
Aitticw nj nl..1R


COUNCIL OF MuNrCsPALlTY No. Twol
, Sitting Of September u, 1851.
w HEhEAS, on the Sth inst the Mayor adiu.
dioatsd 70 Dennis Cronsn the compact for urnisns
oO square yafds 81 granite blocks II ree dollar Ind
nifty cents p squsEe yard. aubeot the approval Of the
C0unoi and whazeass In the opinion of the Council "a
rae q which said contract bid off high and thai
hs stone can DO ostained on more favorable terms b
Resetved That the bid Of DENIM Cronan 10 furnish th
with 6aD yards granite bloQs Al three dot
- ~ nifty cents per uazs yard, b. and The hereby
rejected and that the Mayor he authorized and eouee
sef giving thirty days notice In the oca paper 70 ss
pablo aqotca the contraot for fuuisnR Is Dob ysyd
gfens bccks sseaab 10 the Qualifications 70 b
''' tsisn.% ~ 4 .s'! tx.. H. CAlpw.lI pr..s.p,
ApP,ovsd Hsptsnbss i. td6i
lSignsd1 AID. CR0ssnAN, Mayor, j.
Tree copy: H. BssR. CIsrk. - = = =.
MAYoRAL7y OF NEW OaLsANs, Sept II, 1851.
NOTtCE 10 hereby given, in virtue Of the above
resolntcs. that win coll. stmy eARcs, On honda
,hs issh Gay Of sctobsr next a z oc!eek IL lows
granite blocks 70 compIets the paving 10 TchouniionlS
sueet Ths whole u accorapcs with Tie plans and speo
cations 70 be FURNISHED By the Surveyor.
BROUGHT to the Pound Of the First Ward
second Municipality. corner Of Robin and N
a BSSWN Horse PONY. .bou. 10 hand. AAS
.aes 4; round mans cut Short bob tall no other mari
4 not claimed tsfos SATURDAY. September ~. h.
place. w. ], AHERN, First Lieutenant
Night Watch, Second Municipality.
NewOIlesns. esptember ~. 1851, s9 atl0d
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-18

Snsei5s. Mr. Charles James Smith, oommis-
sion merchant IN New York, who resided It Jersey
City, committed suicide ON Sunday, the 7th inst,
by hanging himself on board an old canal boat,
lying in the meadows above the long dock in tbs
Fourth wsrd Of the htter place. Aas empty bo.tle
was found in his pocket marked "prussic acid. .
The deceased is said to have recently separated
from his wife, and to have been unfortunate in
business. He -lsaves family of ten children,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-18

-
1zSet8s A2WGOs AWEo.
18O oosss FALL STILL MOLRsRIp. at isl.e- 800
100 MRxrc.v pp.pr NJ. - n...s. 4
~ =. q -. As' D.AoA AAp ohoWN.
400 JENNY LIN An T.~,,co
n&O Mnn's Woo, .,e q, -. ,.-.. Z
H., ~ "-A.e''SSss = pses's-
~~nn - n
o~~V oo1en mkNs B. BOYS HoUTHs' AND CHlLDksN's
CLOTH AND GLAxsD Cars.
~ scovs oesenosd Goods are q. isesh stock. sna
oourtrv ,,.d. !. -. 'a'ao'e LOT sas ana
.--s -, ~ =. :. Iow pncN' ~
DAVID TAYInR q m
-. - "a AzV1s ~ w. i
~ SSs'0~Hs = Asyios AayIsJ
a.-.-1 v.,.,- :. - -
1.seeA WAn0n 9 w. ". eteonef u. \. WnsAans.
In the u. g. District Court -En.tern D;.,,;.t AZ
i Lonioisna A a (s1eq In nsa,.." ~ ~ ~ !.
Of n sdmsiiv ,.ss.srs - - y tne COMMANDS
~ M;. w.nt ~ ns 9r@t!ea "a t6e above snits
Apos,sf snI Fnsr;srs. "a. =. - TEL,
~ osnss \. ~ 1O nsoy o1 an0 adm0nish
ons Hav;ns A. nss,S.cs = Gsn9 ploe g pes-
II e - II ~. = e - aase ~ ngnt ~ stNets
- cty 6f - II ~ e - nSeuSa q
o ths daas toskow esass q ~ Inv havs !. - *.
ne nd asamb0atG E. Waakns, hse Tsnkle Apps. nj
1kANases ehoulo nj b. CUdemned nnd aod M
~ pEay9 81 the ll6ellAnts -. :
~ q MAMMAL Oics, G1stsRn District 81 Louans. New
Onean1s Esptemne u, ISL. WIN, 8. 6COTT
~ " - u. y. Manhni &as1egp Districf Of La
NOR SATE n0OCCDv -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-18

frepeed Exploration. -Lisu.ensnt N. C. Wat.
kins. Of the Navy il i said has laid plan for the
exploration Of Africa before tho Secretary Of The
Navy He asks for the use Of q small iron steam.
q, which be will take out TO Africa in one Of the
gosesnmsnt storeships. with view to explore the
srPasls river. and trace il to iss source, and af.
tsrwards the Niger and Congo rivers. Ten thou.
sand dollars b hs sxtept he proposes to call upon
government 70 pay; the balance Of ths expense he
Gill meet OF provide for. - ~. 49,,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-18

Atths ,.qssssof M ~, mo a. ,sse
tho very - esIsh Fs brIoi f. oIcf With one Of
Asnda'aot q u. asitk ies q s.sc iIssc
~ We azs now pssdy = .po,, 80. II ~
greatly improved FIRE BRICKS q ~ 80. ~ ~ en-
n,aau. Xes Cas- a 1t oar olcs' 81 ~. N.
win b psonptly sttsnded =. " 'n' sc" o"n"'
.heoa WILLIAM Il. RACER. s5..
1n- ape Agent = 1usxi ee1aD ~ WI. !
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-18

FSssnssSs Parads.-Ths 6rensn's parade .,
Cincinnatiy on the 9Th Instant, is represented to
hsvs been splendid iHair. Brother 6remen from
various cities were IN Attendance and business svss
in consequence almost eatirely suspended.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-18

Demonstrating Comnitfss.-A letter from
Macon, Ga, 70 the Savannah Georgian, states that
the Executive Committee, of the contemplated
State Fair, have adopted resolution, ordering a
superb tent to be pitched upon the show grounds,
sxpressly and exclusively for editors. And all ed.
tors from Maryland to Texas, together with other
distinguiahsd gentlemen, ornaments to society,
Including the Presidentof the United States, Hon.
H. CAx membsrs Of the Cabinet and Governors
II the Southern SGatss, are TO bs invited. --The
writer thinks at that placs, the 2oth 10th, and
Slst Of October next. there win b such an array
Of art skill, taste, beauty and ehivary has never
been sollsctsd It one place in The Union.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-18
The sEeae5cgss Wess'.
THE VAR

" few copies hs rich magnlesny got up
received, found ONCE Pcsyuns
at the principal Bcokorss Price, elegant pooo ~; half
bound CO. To these whs vish purchase framing
and paiss will be sold fss 81. ~ 2dp ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-18

Ire H,ckenseek bridge on the Jersey City and
rhii,delPhia Railroad has been destroyed BY Ere
Ihe loss is estimated at $4,000:
The Ps.sd.-P.s.iden. F SiPs."s.' ..oo sa
n'sd oy Secretaries Conrad and Stuart, have
arrived here On rosts for Boston, to attend tho
grand celebration.
The Collins steamer Atlantic smiled vests, a
for Liverpool, with 70 passengers and Sass, 900 in
specie. Among Ter passengers are the Hon, r, ]
walker and Miss Frederika Bremen.
More Of the Fugitive Slave Riots--Fifty arrests
have been made q, Philadelphia Of parties impli.
Gated In the outrage at Christiana Lancaster cou.
". Commissioner Ingraham and the U. g. Mar.
shal have gone to make further arrests. Governor
Johnston has offered thousand dollars reward for
the apprehension and conviction Of the murderen
meeting has been called for Wednesday night TO
lake measures to vindicate the law.
4 O. q. r Graad Lodgs.-The Grand Lodge
q the Independent Order Of Odd Fellows of the
United States 10 now 10 session u Baltimore One
hundred members are in attendance. William ".
Moore, OF washington, has tsen appointed Grand
Scribe, and Mr.. Page, Of Wisconsin, Deputy Grand
Scribe. Nothing of importance has yet transpised.
Gen. Scott-Gen. Scott has returned to Wash.
ington from Virginia.
Assr.oan boundary Cowsssission-Di sorganisa
tion.-Col. Dickinson and Capt Burnside, Of tn
nszicsn Boundary Commission, have arrived here
from the Copper Mines, with dispatches for the
Government Al Wishing ton. Business with the
Commission 10 almost suspended, in eon.equence
Of the Disagreement between iha Commissioner
and Surveyor at the Rio Gfande. Capt Summer
and bis command were at Albuquerque, on the
Slst Of August on his expedition to the Navijo
country.
%, Lou1syILLR. eept. II. 1851. i
OAso RSuer-SteGMb0a ks-'rhe river is falling
slowly, and many hoan ere aground below. The
Fanny Smith arrived yesterday, and the J. M
kelf departed for New Orleans. Weather very
h0s.
Tia river 10 still falling, and neysstion = IN
great measure suspsndsd. T'hs Nessh.,-s S0lhE
chansed. and b now 5saie and Delta.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-11
Organization.

Notwithstanding the predictions Of the wings that there
would be stormy commencement of Congress, which
after the caucus nominations made sent the
wings Of the lightning all the country appears
that all the Democratic nominees elected the
first ballot. Col. Boyd, of Kentucky, the Speaker
elect, is old member, having served eighteen years
in Congress. At the last session he chairman OF
the committee territories, and contributed much
as any member Of the House the passage Of the
promise measures. His position gave him charge Of
the territorial bills.
COL Forney, the Clerk is the talented and efficient
Editor of the Pennsylvania who deserves great credit
for the noble and manly stand which he early assumed
against the hydra-monster, northern fanaticism.
Mr. GIossbrenner, the Sergeant arms, held the
station during the last Congress, and gave univer
sal satisfaction. He is the publisher and editor of the
York Gazette, and also German paper at York Penn
sylvania
Mr. Johnson, the Postmaster, is the old and popular
incumbent of that office.
Mr.. McKnew the Doorkeeper. has long been con
nected with the Globe Office. He will make capita
officer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-11
The Pork Trade.

We present below series Of tables relative to tie
pork trade which will doubtless prove interesting and
useful dealers. II will be that prices of pro-
duets governed throughout by the supply of hogs,
and that when the latter opened high the result of the
in New Pork last October than for years, in the
corresponding month. The average prices fol 1S47
were higher than at any other time in the period en-
braced by tables That hogs opened at
50 81 and closed S4 80, and the number packed in
this city $50 000 The next season hogs opened
high and closed low. The number packed here
100000 head, and the business proved unproftabe:-
Monthly Average Price Of Hogs ia Cincinnati for Seren
Years
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-11

NEW HARDWARE STORE-NEw FIRM AND NEW GooDs
The subscribers have just opened entire
Hardware comprising the latest styles and approved patterns
Of house trimmings of every description Builders will please do
be alrosi
emen such shove SPADES hoes axes scyhes hay forks
grain cradles, sickes &C &c.
Carpenters Joners Coopers Mason Carriage and Cabinet
kers, Black White and all other Smiths and the
tended 10 the entire alphabet of surrounding
country 10 call the sign ohe 9Th Elephant and Cook sou
goods and prices
In addition the above they viii keep for sale good stock
assorted on STEEL and nails Also continue manufacture
per- n and sheet cn and do all kinds of job work in their
line TO order and lastly they do intend being oudone the
lection the approved kinds Cooking
please no sale Being well acquainted with the latest improved
patterns made New York. Pennsy Ohio and
had practical the sale
merchandise the hardware trade they hope please who
may favor them with a call WAINWRIGHT BRO.
Indianapolis Sent u. 1S5n-w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-11
PoIygamy among the Mormons.

A correspondent from the Salt Lake gives synopsis
Of the speeches delivered the oath of Juy the ami
versary of the arrival of the Mormons in the valley Of
Utah, from which we clip the following extract:
Another speaker declared, that the Mormons were
prescribed by the United States-tba he had wives
others of his brethren had more and brother Brigham
Young had still more, and Of them dare
the United States for their dirty, lttle mean contract
ed laws would imprison them for polygamy.'"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-11
Price of Mess Pork in Nero York in the Months an

BTMARRIAGE CoNTRcr, in early days, in Hamilton
county, o., as entered on the county Records.
Mar. II, 1870.
Marriage is honorable in all-tis mutual
contract between Man and Woman to live together,
serve, honor, and love each other faithfully for life,
We, James Colwell and Agnes McAntire, have made
such contract and do bind ourselves mutually, to
observe the
James Colwell,
Agnes McAntre.
Signed in presence Of
DANIEL REEDER.
Those whom God has joined together let no man put
asunder.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-11

II IGHTNING LIGHTNING!, LIGHTNING l,,-The
crber having several thousand feet of James Spa
Cincinnati lightning Rods this vicinity, s prepared with
BTge quantity of Rods direct from Cincinnati good experienced
hands quantity short and the moderate
price Of 10 cents foot he will sell the Rods per foot
and LEI the purchaser them himself Always hand The
sign of the Big Pad Lock and Cooks by
HENRY s. KELLOGG.
References Capt Worries, c. w. Cady Yandes j. L. Keich-
am and d. Defree Esqs and the Trustees OF the Deaf and
Dumb Asvlum, Judge Perkins, r. Underhl,
land, DR.. Billiard, and ID. Craghead. aug2s-w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-11
Commercial Institute of Indianapolis
w. Nick. SCOTT. A. NJ. PrincinaI.

TBNHIS INSTITUTION permanently established and is
recently 6ued with all elegance and
the best Cincinnati College, furnishes advantages equal any
institution the West for full and thorough Commercial Ednca
ticn whilst the cost is lirle over one half of others
and thorough Mercantile Edueaon and eomPrehes four distinct
Glasses Of Subjects le-wii;
ees The science Of Book Keeping by Double Entry and rs aPea-
Banking Manufacturing and Domestic Shipping, and Commission,
Steam Boating and Foreign Shipping and general Commission bus
as The Cash book Bill book Bank FOOk book Sale
Grain book Outward Invoice book, Account Current book, &c.
THE SECOND CLASS embraces TIE Laws Customs and sges
of TH 51fs STa CT%meSfe
aon Interest," DISCOUNT Loss and GAIN Commission and Broker
age Equation Of Payments Direct and Indirect Exchange &c &c.
FOURTH 'dS nc Law.
pal and Agent Bills Of Exchange PrOmssOnay Notes, &c. Ma
rne, Fire and Life Contracts with carriers for hiring
emedies in measure the Merchant
SELF as the Sioppage of Goods in Transit Lien, &c
-Price of Cards of Admission Full Course occupying from
Partial f1 oo1s Embracing the Scientific part of the
Full Course illustrated different Books together with
Lectures Mercantile Arithmetic and Commercial Law be
CT the Partial Course continue through the Full Course.
H~Price Of Cards of Admission Partial Course S125O pre-
r-No adniance Pupil in either without first
tanning Card Of Admission from the Principal
LECTURES Banking Political Economy, and other subjects
valuable to the Mercha 10 be KNOWN will be delivered through
Diploma granted only may pass satisfactory
animation at the completion of Full Course
The best time for commencing either viii he the FIRST Mon
Gay e R G Of h af Bowel p Of Ea a1s as e
We the undersigned by special request acting the Board Of
Examiners Of the Commercial institute Of indianapolis do certify
that have attended the of the graduating
class Of said Institution and 6nd said class well acquainted with
the elementary principles Of Double Entry Book Keeping could
well be expected their age and opportunities of practice
sdered We believe them have received from their In
horo Oh drilling all important branch
cial Education which, steadily observed and properly pracced
upon will render them able and valuable citizens
would recommend following named The
present class receive Diplomas, witt
James T. Weeks John Dorsey IIezekah w Roberts Samue
Morris Joseph Haugh John r. Ferguson
Nicholas McCay Jr James r. Brown and Tvra Montgomery
IN now having in their power paironze home Institution CT
Commercial education where information in as short tm
and expense and anxiety mind on The par Of parent
and guardians and believe impaired any o,bs
similar Institution in the West. b. +. MORRIS,
DAVID WILLIAMS.
wM. SULLIVAN,
c. B. DAVIS.
BENZ L. LANG.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-11

A STROLoGY.-THE CELEBRATED DIR. c. w. ROBAcK,.
N Professor Of Asoogy, Astronomy PhrenoOgy
cy, combined with CoNyURATON from Sweden Office No. "a
Locust Philadelphia, his
He has been consulted by all Europe
and enjoys higher reputation Astrooger than any living
Natves calculated according Geomancyades 50 Gentlemen
So Persons at distance have Their naves drawn by scnd
the date of the day of birth AL
above will
part of the world written durable paper and he pepa
make Of his power by conuraion any Of the following
Courshp advice the successful
of wealthy marriages he has the redeem such
the recovery stolen property and the purchasing Of
tickets Thousands of above named
vicinity the United
of ALL 10000 Naves Horoscopes have been during
the last four while here Letters will every purpose
and will do well call person and the mail
that through the Post Office
Dr. Roback from letters
missed All will be egousy attended TO- aforesaid
For particulars call the Office Of the Sentinel and get
Astrological Almanac, gratis. c. w ROBAcK
No. 6, White New York City.
to BE particular mention the Post Office, county and Stale.
70 All communications kept relgiousy secret eb26
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-11
Esass go E@ E@ an
s<AweszE- 81 --alsz sss4szzszS
MUSR UNI ~ RKS

DOU GLAS, SMITH & CO.,
Car Builders, General Machinists and Iron Founders,
CORNER OF M ARKET AND THIRD STREETS,
GAINESVILLE, OHIO,
their
business I'd TO construct short notice, all kinds
Of Railroad Cars, viz
Passenger Cars, Of all clas ses
Freight Platform, siOck coz Gravel Hand Cars,
and Trucks of all descriptions
They prepared VI Chilled caE Wheels Ofany
Wheels and Axles fitted and finished
Snow Poughs and Tenders made IN oTeeTs
Springs, Boxes, Castings, and Bolts for Cars.
Jack Screws, Switches, and Switch STANDS
Wrought and Cast Frogs.
Casron Railroad Chairs.
Tables, and all work required by Railroad Compa
They Stationary Engines
Boilers and every description Of Mill Work. Shans Coupling
Hangers, Lalhes Screw-Cuuing Machines, &c.
Wood Machinery such Daniels Paneng Machine, Boring
Tenantng, and Morisng Machines Circular and other
Bridge Castings Bridge Roof Bolts and Pipes
Castiron House Fronts and all other Castings
They prepared do all kinds of Jobbng 10 order either IN
the Machine, Forge, Foundry departments
They manufacture Landys Safety Railroad Frog and Wheel
Switch Stand This Frog and Switch ben generally in
oduced "a the New England and Eastern Railroads.
They extensively engaged constructing order the
Justly celebrated "indiana Bran Separator"
Will both large and small orders with pr0mpness and
dispatch, and having their employ Formen and Workmen OF
estabshm Of fidelity IN the execution OF their work.
favorable other establishment in the country
We refer Cars the Central Ohio NAIL
for specimens Of work, and Thatcher Burt Co. or
Work for the Central Ohio and Akron Branch Railroads
| 05-xx3m
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-11
ALBERT G. PORTER, Agenl.

ID EMovED, REMOVED REr6ovED,-THALMAN &
EVANS have removed their Grocery Store doors Of
Wright House, where they will be pleased all their er
friends and enlarged business facilities
such enable sell he bought the
We invite all those want of Dry Goods Groceries Hardware
Boots and Shoes Hats and Caps give call have
termined sell cheaper than The ehsapest sep36-6ms
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-11
A oARp-NIessrs. FIELD & SLOAN take Ibis metho.

- A CARD-Messrs. FIELD & SLOAN take This method OF
I'll announcing the commsny at large, thai they pre-
H7pared orders for all kinds OF Chahavmg
~ acy, Including the best of and machinery they
cheap establishment the Union
Hotels, Halls Offices, &c, furnished with Superior article OF
prices All orders from distance will
prompt Country dealers win supplied
prices which will them good profit Rooms Washington
Bddle's Auction Rooms All work warranted
N. B-The highest price will be paid for Poplar Walnut and
Maple lumber Hickory and Maple turning timber, &c.
VII
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-11
INp1AnAro11s. MAY %. 1851.

N shall be the aim OF Principal furnish grad.
uaies Of this Institution who desire with immediate employ
ment he therefore business part
who may be good inform him of the
stating all particulars and he will Try send him quail
fed in particular.
70 Arrangements have been made with largest
best Boarding houses in the City board lodge all tie Students
from abroad 81 90 week making
ing Tuition and Stationary, about Si00 price Tuen
IN the Cincinnati Colleges julyl7-1yd&w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-11
TRENTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

CASH CAPITAL 100000
TuyHE undersigned has appointed w NOR
Esq., deceased said company and prepared
TO take risks against casualties by FIRE.
The well known character Of this company and its promue
aus
NAV insure in it that losses will be certainly and promptly paid
Satisfactory here elsewhere will be given all
who may wish inquire further the ability and pompu
of the company.
oct2s-d&wtf ALBERT G. PORTER, Agent.