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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-03
10000 pantcila Sogars,
5000 Jenny Lind do,


10000 pantcila SogaB,
5000 Jenny Lind do,
Is 1900 lustG Sans Principe,
:, 800 Spotted Castillo, 1000 Flag Spanish,
. ma NJ Nip,unc, 1000 III Diyans,
\ N0I /, n. Rifles, 1000 La Nornns,
= ,OGO castor Rcgaliu, 3O,OVo hall spanish,
z 30, 900 Havana 6's, 4o;VoV arc u.s. III
Together with various other qualities, al
10th plcn3nnl and agreeable, to whlchwc would
nyiic srgar-smOking custom.
AIsn, Tiibl!I's Rsppce, M"ccnba and Scotch
rsru,r. Snuff boxes and Segur cases, Tobacco
Knives, Pipes, Pipe Heads and Stems, lnrse,
int ot iina cap, letter and note paper, rs wei
a. every variety of Wrapping Paper, 80,
a vefy large and extensive and wen seIcc,Gn
,nyur,lacHt Of Drugs, embracing every article
a,eer,slryto furnish practitioners Office. AT
40, Spices, Starch, salcratusand Indigo, ulls OF
r,ery kind, Paints and Dyc-Stufs, 50 boxes
GLASS, asfnr;rL sizes, Putty, Patent Medicines
III every naur, .,ngcthur withn very extensive
a .sortnrnt ct Fancy Attcles, Cutlery aud Jew-
y.ry. soap md PerIumery, &c., &c'
i'o Ill Of ito above, wG would invite WISH
,,m examination from town and country, ana
,nerchan,s grcraIly at lrolnc and abroad;
rsirnoa., May %, 1861. 'iG-tr.
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Oils. Oils. Oils I!
Glasswmre. GlassyYarc.

Jast recciycd per Steamer Lindsey.
81 boxes Glass ware, consisting of Pitchers,
Sugar bowls, Sweet-meats, Tumblcrs, Dishes,
Molasscs cans, Casters and Cruits, Jelly glas'
scs, &c, which VIC offer very low. Call and see
March 6. Carr, iSmiM SCo
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New Establishment.
en- L. w. DERlNG,
& ~ SADDLE&HARNESS MAKER,

Has commenced business, up stairs, be.
tween behring's Dry Good Store, and Carrs
Drug and Tobacco Store, Main Street. Nor
gantOwn, Va. -
lie has just received from Pitsburg and
Baltimore, materials for manufacturing
all kinds Of -
SADDLES, BRIDES AND HARNESS
of all descriptions, and will keep large
and well made stock always on hand
lie is determined to sell lower than any
other establishment in town, for Cash or
good Country Produce. All gorE 'rar-
gop,rI Z. w. DERlNG.
13- Also on hand for sule an assortment
Of Fine Buggy Harness.
Nluraautown, March 90. 13l.3mo.
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DRUGS, TOBACCO, GLASS, &c.

z uST received and for sale atLogan & Carr's
III Drug and Tobacco Store, one door east OF
The Court-!l0usc, at the sign of the "Mammoth
alortar,'' OIL Main Street,
$50 bnxe various brands Tobacco, among which
will be found very choice lot Of Fl Dorado
aud Esmaralda Tobacco;
Z boxes Graycly, fine article;
10 do Standard and Superior,
20 do Waithal, 90 10 Coats,
10 do Motts, Is do IIarwood,
Is do Robinson & Co.'s, SIS,
10 do Burns, 80 do Royals, SIS & SIS,
20 no Clay's Ii. Lump,
70 10 Archcr's DO,
~ DO peyton's SIS, lOdo Young 6 Durrcll,
40 do Lanshorn& Co.'s, l2's,
u do Haichison's, 10 do Madison,
10 do Sloching Bird, do Jones,
4 Together with an extensive variety of brands,
10 suit customers, both In regard 10 quality and
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WIN. pURIiS. f. W. TOWER
MORGANTOWN BOOK STORE.

William Durbin & Co.,
II EEP constantly on hand at their Store, on
IN High street, opposite Carr, Smith Co.'s,
a general assortment of BOOKS, including BIZ
hlcs, Tcstaments, and variety of standard
Religious, Medical and Historical works, to-
gcthcr with large assortment Of School books,
Novels, &C., &c.
Blank Books, Stationery, Steel-pens, &c.
They have also lot OF supe-
rior Groceries.
Morantuwn. Nov. 90, 1851.
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!. MILLS.
l. Mills ]. MILLS s son,
Wholesale and Retail Grocefy

Wholesale and keIS'l "l"''' u
FOrwerdiag s. Commission Merchants
And Dr.l,rs in Country pro'Nee and
' pil;sbms lioaateG;m'd h'I"''cs,
!" UT pIy.sDarxi., f"i'iH'
,,.,,s><,-.-->-'~>
co,sirnmrnt. of Wool. Flour, Bacon, SUI.
"nr, WuIasscs, Dried Fruit, TimoIly aii1
C w, Seed Cheese, Batter; and Ir'n,
Nails Glass, or Manufactured Goods OF
every kind, and general patronage <; , IRON
all quarters most respectfully solicited
Stovags on the most accommodate
ing terms,
AS our House is very large, directly opp.
site the Wharf or Landing Of the Pittsbufs
and Brownsville Steam Packets
TN. 3. We will act as Agents, at aIl
times, for the Transaction Of business "I
any kind committed 10 oil: trust by our
friends from any point of The compass
with fidelity and despatch.
References. :.
D. c. Chadwick, Esq. Morsanlown' w.
G. L. G. Allen, Esq 40
Dr., G. McI.anc, 90
VIM. Lazier, Esq. 10
Gen. J. x. Moorehead, Pittsburgh
Kramer s. Kahn, 20
William Bagley & Co. DO
H. Chilis & Co. 40
on tSht S1tf
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70 ALL WHoA II MAY CONCERN,

4ENTEhave this day placed in the hands
w Of William LazIcr, all the accounts
Il j nnfes due The finn of Laz:er MI.Dne s.
C,., I.a2irr anil Nl'Larc, Fleming & Guse.
m.r. and +. C. Lazier, up 20 the Goth day
ol March. 1851. We have done tins for
IL. purpose Of closing all our odd accounts
ani to pay our debts. We have large
,u,n. more than we 1--WE, due us, and most
III il for yeats. Those persons having
CLAIMS against US will present them to
him fnr settIrmsnt, who will rur them
as mst as he cun collect. Having indulg.
ed our friends so long We think they ought
not 10 think hard Of us for doing this.
g E. c. LAZIER.
81 JOS. A. M'LANE.
II shall still continue the bust.
ness a, the old stand, and vii! give
bargains to prompt payers, and shall
be happy to sec my old fricutls.-
Don't forget 10 call,
Z. c. LAZIER.
Irau hr found atlhe Office in the rear
Of Kin>ey Flies ,hcP.-entrance TO The Of
flee from The door Iea,ling from said shop.
Al Of you who owe or have claims a.
sainst said films, call as soon as yon can.
When am rot present, Mr.. John W. Dur
bin will attend 10 the Settlements.
WIN. LAZlER.
March %, 1852. 1877.
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General Advertiser,
SPRING .aRRIKAL
NEW s. CHEAP CONFECTIONERY.
JAMES CYPHERS

RESPECTFULLY calls the attention
Of the cilizcns OF Morgau,own and the
surrounding country TO his fresh supply Of
Cuu[ertionerics, &c. His establishment
is..lircctly opposite Messis. Raymond &
Co. Store, and OH the Northeast corner
NE door from the Drug Store. His stock
consists uf
Fresh Oranges s. Lemons, Figs, Raj
sins, Prunes, Dates, Almonds, Eli
borts, English Walnu,s, Ground
Nuts, &c. Also, fresh Candies Of
every description; very superior
article Of Cheese.
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z,,.vrr And Timothy &srd!
4 mime article, just received per
steamer Ray, and for sale ny :, 8 H.
rcbm.ry IG..
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MITCHELL \ HAYES,
.YHo,.ci,fyIsk E0li0,.S.

Walnut street, opposite The Jail, AiorgantOrn,
TAvE entered into Partnership, and just
Ill brought on from the Eastern Cities, an
extensive assortment OF French black, blue,
49,, 1905, a,J ntiya
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The Envy Of all Pill Manufacturers
BECAUSE they arc safer, better and more
cllicacious than any others; and because
the public will take no others if they can OBJ
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-03

LIVER COMPLAINT,
Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic
Nervous Debility, Diseases
Of The Kidneys,
AND ALL
DISEASES ARISING
FROM A DIsu0DERtD LivEt
on STOMACH, sucH As C0Nsrl0h-
rroy, INWARD PiLEs, FULLNrss on
BLoop TO THE HEAD, AcIDIrY OF THE
SrouAcm, NAUSEA, HEART-DuRN, DIS
cusr roR Foop, FULLNEss, on WEIGHT IN
rms STOMACH, Soun ERucTATIoNs, SINKING
OF lIu,icring at the pit of the Stomach: SWIM
ming clthc Head, Hurried and Difficult
breathing, Fullnrss at tho Heart,
Choking or SuilocatinG SEN
sations when in lying
posture, Djlnucss Of
Vision, Outs or
webs before
the sight,
Ftrry and daR pain in ne Head, Deficiency oT
PRESENTATION, YcIiOwneSs Of The Skin aud Eyes,
Pain in The Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, Sc., Sud
den Flashes Of Heat, Burning in Tie Flesh, Con-
slant hragiaiugS Of EuHGnG Great depression
Of Spirits, Call be ciiectually cnr'd by
DIR. HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BlTTER RS
PREPARED Ri
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-08
California Items.

We make the following extracts from communication
addressed by Dr. j. b. Trask to the Sacramento Tran
script DR. T. has lately made valuable geological
discoveries in California.
Leaving this point the present will call your at
ken of viz from the American to the Mokeuinue. You
will rccolcct. i'll my notice of the limestone of the first
named place, that expressed the opinion that it would
bc found much further south and east Such find to be
the fact and it is with pleasure at this time that eet
able to present to the public through your paper point
in my humble consideration highly hnught with econ
omca interests to the community at large anu more par
ticlarly to your city and the river towns generay
north and SOUTH and extending in an area as you
and west 1t has area OF some nse 10 eSh1
miles extent and have heard OF it for thirteen miles
| still further south of this point.
have seen enough of this mineral up to this moment
to suppy the wants this State ten centuries for gem
eraI purposes At place of this date 1t covers area
Of two miles in length by about one mile III breadth
There scarce auy rock this vicinity but IT Is
all fit for building purposes IN fact there are but
two loo aIes that have observed in which this valuable
nropery exists Tho first of these III the vicinity Of
Rinsgod some - miles north of the town. 1t here oe
crS very massive, is ofa fine grain and takes fine pol
ish This place is located by Mr. McBride he intends TO
orarry this marble and put it into market This marb',
is pure white and highly crystane most OF 1t also OF
fine clouded variety which will answer well TOR orna-
mental purposes if such article is required or Tor
building. -.
miles from Jackson must not omit to mention. II Is
the Sulphur Spring the present nian encaphien.
Much importance attaches itself to this locality in med
cal point of view to those persons VINO are
enough to require the of such remedies rms place
one day ride from your city To persons ainetea Wall
dernoid diseases rheumatic complaints TINS place
Invaluable both for drinking and battling The use Of t'
at Rfst Il slightly laxative met shoninx s'f"s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-08

DAILY CRESCENT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
)F THE COUNCIL OF THE SECOND MUNICIPALITY.

The following pretty ballad is from the German Of Kor
the famous lyric poet Of his country youth at oct
ghy gifted poet and greatly renowned gallant
Jung soldier lie slain in battle. his last verses JUS
fore the engagement being noble lyrical apostropht
his sword
THE FIVE OAKS OF DALLWITZ.
lis cyc,lipg: in the silent west
The rosy iiiIcs Of daylight fad.
And here lay Inc ,town to rest
Beneath your venerable shade.
Bright records of another day.
Aged, but sacred from decay
Still in your stately fnrlns reside
OF ages past thu grace and pride.
The brave haiti diel-tlie good hath snnk-
The beautiful hath passed away
Yet grccn each lnugh and strong each trnnl:
still smiles in evening farewell rag
Storms blew in vain. the leaves till spread
4 bright crown each aged heal
And yet. lnctlink- the branches Ugh
Farewell. tn" great Of earth must die '''
But ye have. stood. Still bold and high.
And fresh and strong and undergrad:
When hath the pilgrim wandered by
Nor rested in your quiet shade
We mourn not when the serc leaves fall
81 coming winters icy call
They perish in their parent earth.
They nurse the tree that gave them birth
Emhcms Of ancient Saxon faith,
our fathers. i'll country causr.
Thus dirtl the patriots holy death,
Died far her freedom and her iaws
In vain they died the storm hath passed
Ger t;cr1nany-hcr oaks stand fast
Her people pcrished in the blast.
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English. French and American Cali
tUps.
A complete assortment Of English,
German and French !usirry
superior white and colored silk
Hose and Iitlt Hose.
GLOVES AND MlTTS.
luck, ,Climnois, Kid, Cashmere. Silk,
Filo--lii AMI tilut, Of every de-
seription.
LACE GOODS.
A large and elegant assortment OF
Vairncieiulcs. English, French and
Gcrmun Laces, AMI do. Enbroidc
rirs;
| superior 6.i2 and l2-4 Linen Sheet.
/ ings;
DnmaSN Table Linens and Napkins,
new aud splendid styles;
Al Irish aud German Linens and
Lawns;
.infn Caulbric IIikfs, plnin;
Embroidered aud color-,l bordrred
Curtain Stuff, embroidered Lace
and Muslin, silk and WOolrl
Dsnnnsk, st,'.
PLANTATION GOODS.
Heavy kerseys, Lowelis, LInseys
/ Jeans, D.nltls, Stripes and Cot
tVimIcs;
Super French Bed Blankets;
irsyy Gran-r Plantation do, yer,
sup, rior.
c III the attention OF haetors and plan
use. 1t IS very complete, md tli'
,reat care and id,lgIneht, the result o
ne. s!5 II
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TO RENT.
FOR SALE.

H.OR SALE.-The Stock and Fixtures Of ffss:s ffss
COFFEE HOUSE in the Second MunIrilliy doing G:A
selling PROPRIETOR
attend nlur. The Bur enn Magazine aud
and Arlori sfr~rts. JAM II
DOR SALE.--A Lease of u residence in An
let October together FURNITURE BEDDING,
styrn particulars 4, No. fosotc" i9l
nor SALE.-A second hand Double Cylinder
l. PRINTING; MACHINE, pattern No. j. bed Al ~. credit
ntontla 7tV will b. Apply
nj this Office.
le Advertiser will please for month"; and send bin
To his office. jys If
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WANTED.

XNTANTED TO IiIRE-A Servant, a first rate
w Cook WASHER and oner. guaranteed by her A!S
At NJ C.ryndrlrt street,. jams
VA ANTED-By Mi'ldle-aged Lady, stu
w alton Music TEACHER, School snate
,nibv Size has lHd long
AGs Sl the best city references as
alHiiy moral ihrn"tr. Ally the General Agency S Camp
,tfr.t ja33
XKT 1ANTED TO HIRE-A first rate colored
Nv Creole Cook for whom Viii he paid NVlH need
apply unless we'll recommended. Inquire this oiie-. o4' If
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FURNITURE, ETC.


a EOpARTNERSIIP NOTICE - The under
partnership, lath Ite
he r" II" firm nm. style Of ~ CARo\A CO. They WI
RE H SINtSS l39 Canal settle
al the late Of NJ tnrtoun NJ CARbONA,
Nrsurl"aus nrr3o, ls5i Ldai lm W.T. DAVIS
EOIIN b. BUKGEN has removed his -
- FtRNIfIR RE STORE from No. Ill to No. So NAtiA
HtA STREET, Immediately opposite thu Ft where E-ss kz.=
lie expects continuance Of the patronage l hH. heretofore
received from Ills friends and the lrbir. ,ou
SPLENDID FURNITURE - Furni- -2sa--t=3
- tnrr, Looking Glasses China and Crystal Ware. -
Atso-Fanry Articles. zz-s1a,kBr=
p AlALlARD, No. " Royal street, just from Europe,
most respectfully i"is frne and tile public that
Inst large fancy articles. He
Keeps also c!nir Of Mahogany and Psanltr Fl RN
IT RE Of the last fashion, such 5esn, Presses airs, Sofas
S4lnl'',
Asturnn Goods, Screens, IIangnas, Eorcr Fringe for
Night Clocks, Tenders, Andiron, Cokety China
War "fal descriptions.
r. W. mnnuicHr all kinds Of Furniture order; also, Curtains,
| ss luu prices.
may be ircI all things Necessary Sorecs, such
Is Insrrs CaacphrHs. dSV
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RECORDERS OFFICE, MuNlclpAl.lrY No; rwo}

rHAMPAGNE-50 baskets Grape Leaf. land
Ia "E''''' N''"'T"'' SAMUEL WOLFF, es Camp .=sst,
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HOTELS AND BOARDING.

"UFTS'S HOTEL, % CANAL STREET, A
Neworlsan Ia-A W. TUFTS proprietor of the above kX
his iriendA and
generally. a., -,
The renovated aud rsiunishe the house
supplied with superior Wines, Liquors, ETC. -
usines and Of the best locations
in the city.
share patronage heretofore literally accorded to him
r.ansci6Iy soicitci, do ws
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fAIEW GOODS.-P. W. WOODLlEF, No. 13
street, has ius received steamships Winfield Scott,
uno nnd Empire City and by The aans "ke from New OK bos
Fashionable Sasonn FANCY
GOODS,
and style oilers WIOItSA LIE AND REiA
trolA very reduced prices The stock consists in
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MILLINERY AND FANCY.

TT EW FRENCH MILLINERf--NEW
GOODS VERY CEEAP.--As O. w. ROPER, No. l6t aslA
street respectfully informs tho ladies that ht VS&
keep behuihL assortment OF VIZ
SILK BOSSiGTS STRAW IDNSEIS,
RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS TOILET ARTICLES,
LADIES sERISo VESTS, Hnd variety of FANCY GOODS,
which will be sold very cheap for rnsb. -
Country orders promptly attehisd To- d ioets cleaned hhh
o
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MAYORAITY OF NEW ORLEANS Df, t,,pFn l2, isal.
GsG@ NOTICE is hereby given, in virtue of the
vo resolution by the Council Of Municipality No. Two q" their
nicton hereof the Council OF Municipality No. Two will proceed to
The by said To
out Common Street Shell Rend from is termination" through to The
Meitrir ROni straight width the
property the Ncwtrlrnns Canal Banking Company agelhy the
provisions of the the Legislature the S April 1892 regulating
le the thereof approved Sd
Nav lSl1 A. ID. tRtSSMAN, Mayor.
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MAYoRALTY or NEwORIEANs, Dec. l3, 1851.
col NCll. oT MUNICIPALITY NO. TWO,l
SrrrtN" OF Tt EsDsY, Decemier9 ls5l. =
y ESOLNED. trhnt it is the intention of this

Il y Counci prov lA there satisfactory opposition ad"
open Shell Rnnd termi
through the Meac Road straight line. wtth Of sixty
the Canal Banking Com
said opening be made uer "ic act passed Sd Ar s!
regulating the laying Streets the city of N"wtr
i.ns amrn'aiory thereof approved May
RcSrs That nuhorisr public notice, during
days paper the wOrms c III tr,nrh
English, of s,,l intention.
ISi,e,ll JAMES II. CALDWELL President.
Approved December IL, 1851.
isgnrJl A. D. CRSSMAS, Mayor.
TrlIrru II, RIEn Cork
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Improvement The lower side
Howard with Felicity Roal and shall extend the middle OF
junction the pavement head OF Prytan
that nnd Apollo where the store pavement will
beyond which the shall he annnlc
The from Howard Apollo must he completed OH or before M
of Apollo Prytanla
months thereafter, if the Of the should fail
. complete his work on The said first day Of April.
Five strings OF mutli laid longulial!y in direction Of the
length of the rn Of best saw red VIII rest on s"
blanks inches thick ly not less than inches wide. Each string
Tier sha he havc rfe together not less than 10 inches and he
down the the ends. and at intervals six feet on the
ll- inches wide by inches thick
those the middle 10 inches by ~ inches and the remaining
the sides o inches by inches laid tnn fe"t
shall he level the
The pnnks and sl TO rest firmly ON well Ehned bottom
covered by inch OF shells
The ls spaces them he well ramne rolled
well Iei properly graded toong song Of a,tturt
sand earth Jumps; this bottomng be covered be
si with layer less than half an inch sharp sand
The Inkng will then b. spike" down In two lengths one on hrf
thick The
ends iks will he squared, but a the other ends 10
with said they he beveed suit III, Fn'ior
street road. between Julia and Groi streets
All panks m best seasoned hard yellow free from
defects calculated impair their strength durability nnl TO he each
wide inches thick 10 long. measured in the work
They b brought up close well jcnte and spiked with two OF
inch pressed spikes intersection SILL and TO be well
red over the joints with sharp sand il, ,
whole conformity with and levels lie given by III" Sur
Lafayette and the Second Municipality and the work to hci
| full satisfaction
the whole work, subject the apro
val of the Courcl Of the Second Municipality.
Security in tho full amount of the undertaking viii be required to III
satisfaction Of said Council
payments made certificates OF ai Surveyors compile
quaeone- which the adjacent pprietors
the Lafayette side; third by those the Second Municipality side
and the balance, cq,al by saii two corporations
IUGIi GRANT, Surveyor of tho Second Municipality.
Sewt)rleans, December Is ISL
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share patronage heretofore literally accorded him
respectfully solicited. do tin l"is
rONTI STREET V VERANDA, formerly -
Cont Toe) CONT s1REEr, between Charres laElEQ
andO IAvee. - -
d2aly " iEl'ERl, Agent.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, situated at the "a
V coruer Of GITOD NEW LEvEE STREETS.-Ttc 55SzM
Proprietor the above Hotel thankful 10 his friends aud
ui, their hopes continuance Of tie H.
ous- always udy the pub, and his Bar III t
supplied with tho cllucrs Of Wines and Liquors
a9%ly v l")fLf, froi'"t"r
VA HITE MAGNOLIA, No. 76 Poydras 1'ggEEEE4a
w Camp Magazine srceisNirs. C. 56au
VI. HI Mt the Magnolia House. Blox) has taken the
establishment where she w" be pleRscl her old friends
patrons and i" publ" generally Her ,a" viii be supplied i
the lrlpeics sts.unias afforded hy this market Her
comfortable well furnished her t"rms moderate h2 Am
WV IESTERN VERANDA, corner Julia "a
w Tcloptoun irertaThe ainve establishment =HSEl
complete
with the propictors would most respectfully
Itanicht lfd'trs
| in n siylr nr' surIsissr, in the city.
the BAR Of this house will to-day, the
l9h under the best and inrnsl"Nst
| the choicest Wines and liluora.
| jc!o LANE DUNN, ProirI"'T Ta
| POARDING-Seyeral Families can obtain
l. several applying No 23l BIT
trr where they will have agreeable une and
| toinnrinbt MI II
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AYoRALTY OF NEwORLEANs, Dec. 16. 1851
COUNCIL OF MCSlClPAllTY NO. TWO,
SIT1INs Sfl1EMnKn 10. ls5l !

WHEREAs, James Golding,, Minor Wilbur,
w Sullivan, Forsyth, and others, "tn's and
property iii this Municipality have p+toue this Council to
Howard and Whereas
Improvement very sa and viii afford facilities 10 the
residents - the rrnr
b Rsoirs That the corporation iaty"" sha een
reque-l
piyn. Journal sell llic auction The
all the and laying Plank Road
Felicity Apollo Howard The work I" b" done Ill
accordance with specifications which will be furnished by the sur
veyor published with the sahi notice.
RrGd That the he directed TO transmit rorS ts
resolution q the Council Of the ity Of Lafayette.
iSgueil JAMES Ii. CALDWELL, President.
Approved October H. ISL.
lSgindl A. D. CROSSMaN Mayor
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received steamships charter pur
suited Circus Company with its
paaIhenn of about loo so
ponies freight, independent provisions
on three
the coast of South America; then If practicable,
passing through Magellan, the America
rura thence the Pacific and home,
European ports ay be deemed nlvia
bic
Security e faithful performance Of contract will he given aud
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'igmdl A. D. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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MATORALTY OF NEWoRIEANS, DEcKMRfR 10. ls5lr
rs" NOTICE is hereby given, in virtue of the
hore o1o passed eeun Municipality No. Two rir
m lsi accordance with the ordinance No
Council Lafayette at their
sitting will sell office, MON DAY. thu
o'clock the bidder, the contract
furnishing all Plank Road Felicity Rcel,
Apollo Howard the Whole accordance with the sieci
the Surveyor. tilsl A. d. CRuSSMAN, Mayor