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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1860-01-07
Opelousas December. II, 1853.
.SHERIFF,S SALE.
Frederick Luts j DISTRICT COURT,
No. sfDfs -
fsusfaYs Haase.. PARISH OF ST, LANDRY.

virtue Of writ Of FL Fas issued in the above entitled
suit the District Court IN and for the Parish Of Saint
Landry and State Aforesaid aud to be directed will expose
pabc sale. for cash. the Court House Of s Parish,
the Town Of opslousas SATURDAY the 4h day Of r
BRUARY next 1850 tonmsneng at the hour Of II o'clock
A. NJ and continuing from day day If necessary, all the
right title and ofthe deisndent ustave Haarer N
and the following described properly ssssd to satisfy said
said writ, to Wit: CERTAIN PARCEL OR TRACT OF
LAND situated in the Parish Of St Landry in the Prairie
Mamou containing three hundred and twenty superficial
bounded North By public Lands South by the Tract Of
j. Gcf West by public Lands and East BY Zelen VI
rne i bsing the hai Of certain tract q land bought
rupI Peter Collins. per passed before E. r. Martin;
the being Described ID the Land Oe the West
haifof Section Eight Township -Four South Range Two
States 10 Dsnis Mcdaniel who The vendor P. Collins.
%3s# ##@ #z#Sa 4. Y. Y.CHACHERE, Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office. 0pelousas 3lst December 1885,
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AN0 0THER TRACT OF LAND,

confirmed by certificate A, No. 546,
measuring six thousand four hum
~kaa-- dred arpents in Township and 6
South, Range and 3 West, situated on both
sides of Bayou Nezpique, in the Parish of
St. Landry, near the mouth Bayou Beaver
Greek, bounded, at the time of the confirma.
ton, South by Louis Boisdore, and North
by Louis Fontenot. This land is also we'll
timbered.
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Garriage ], ,sp posatory.

n Ell "A AE undsrsssnsd keeps constantly
= On hand ID NEW ORLEANS pRE
W OK CITE .GCCEpTaNCE
Fine sBaggys, Rockways, Hacks and Sulkys, 10.
gethar with Harness, Whips and Poles ID accom-.
psny, or they will bs sold se epafateiy. -
. JOSEPH EIHRS.
0pslonsas Cletohsr lst, 1850, 3 s.
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IIILAIRE DEsEssARTs, a

HILAIRE DEsEsSARTS,
Sssz g C0ELEcroR .a.sD GRxER,
nFFERS his services TO the public Of this Par
" ish. He has formed no partnership with any
one III either Of the above branches. - s
0pelousas, March 18th, ls5s.--ly.
EyARIsTE DEJEAN, Auctioneer.
WILL panctual!y attend to all salea, either
Wv snecessionai or private, which may be en-
trusted to him from the Parish oi ST. Landry. @
Office in Opeloasas.3 Feb IS, b53--Iy.
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ANOTHER
$ract Uf Md1tn 4

situated 10 The Parish Of St. Landry, on Bay.
ou Mallet, at the place called "Anse Bour-
beuse," consisting in Section a, Township
6 South. Range / East. and of Section I,
Township 6 South, Range East. containing
one thousand three hundred and sixty two
acres and hundredths equal to sixteen hun.
dred arpents, it being the same land conceded
and confirmed to the widow Antoine Bois-
dore, by act of Congress, and reported by the
Commissioner in his certificate B, No 1l09.
This Tract of Land is also part wood land and
part prairie land.
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Pubic Ealej

By the undersigned Public Auctsoneer.
myHE public are hereby informed that
-M- there will b., sold at public sale, to the
last and highest bidder. by the undersigned
Auctioheer. on the Plantation, last residence
of Mrs. Clement Holier fls, about miles
from the Court House Of Opelousas. on
Tuesday 24th, january next, 1860,
the following described property, belonging
to tho Estate of the late Clara Doucet. dc.
ceased wife of Clement Hollier ils, to wit:
- A Certain Lot Of Ground,
Iii: situated in the Town of Opelou.
aAs sas, bounded North by -- street.
East by Union street, South by property
belonging to Charles Thompson, and West
by Main street, it being the same property
purchased from Desire Godet, by act befoss
P. Labyche, together with all and singular
the buildings and improvements thereon
erected.
"A certain negrowoman named MARIE,
aged about rs years.
A negrowoman named MARIE, aged a.
bout 26 years. and her four children: Meliue.
a girl aged about Q years; Louisa, about Z
years; Cecilia. about 4 years; and Alphonse.
about one year.
A negrowoman. named 8YLVIE, aged
about "a years and her son William, aged
about years.
A negrowoman named LIE. eyed about
20 years.
A negrowoman named Tinsee, aged about
IS years. and her four children: Joseph, IL
years, Marie, II years; Isaac, Syears; and
Mathilde, 8 years.
A certain Fraction Of Tract Of Lind 81.
tuased in the Town Of Opelousas, measuring
20 superficial arpents (more or rless). bounded
North by the Land Of W. Dixon Perry.
West by that Of Joel n sandos, East by the
land Of the heirs Of Godefroy Hollier. decea.
sed, and Dixon Perry. and South By the land
Of Miss Melinda FL. Thompson, Thomas Fl.
Thompson, and others. it being portion
Of the land purchased by TIE deceased at the
successional sale Of John Thompson, about
the year 1854; :
three years credit from day of sale. Purcha.
sers furnishing good and solvent security to
the satisfaction Of the Tutor Of tie minors Of
said Clara Doucet, and all sums not punctu-
ally paid at maturity to bear interest at peg
cent per annum from maturity until paid.
and moreover, the landed property and slaves
remaining specially mortgaged unto said Es.
tate until full and entire payment Of capital
and interest, which may accrue thereon.
AUG. N. ROBIN, Auctioneev.
Opelousas Dec ID 1859.
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M G1EE.

| "a TIL E undersigned has just arrived
..a@EA from New-Orleans with large and
r. choice assortment of Jeweiry, con-
.zsA sisting principally in LADIES' Cam6e
Sets, Breast-Pins, Bracelets, Lock-
cts Ear Rings, and in short every article of the
richest Jewelry well as The finest assortment OF
Gold and Silver Watches, for lades and gentlemen,
all Of which he has just received from one .ofthe
largest commercial houses of New York, and which
he will sell at moderate prcesfor cash 49,
He takes this opportunity TO announce to his
friends and the public in general that he has secured
the services Of an experienced and skiIfu Watch.
maker whowill be constantly in attendance.
@ r. DELARUE,
Corner Main and Bellevue streets
F. Opelousas January 29th, 1859. - .=Ssss
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.''.'''.RO ROTSSET & GENIN,

- ROTSsET 8 GENIN,
No. 80 Canal street, near Chaftres, N..0rleans.
MMpORTERS and Dealers in Shelf Hard
u. ware, Cutlery, Combs. Brushes. perfu-
mery, Stationery, Fishing Tackle and Toys,
aud general assortment Of French. German.
English and american Fancy Goods.
July X4th 1850
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1lWB q AlNDag

tn AhAhAh BARRELS OF LIME
jul &WWmV equal in quality, if not
superior, to tho celebrated Thomastown Lime,
on hand and for sale BY the undersigned.
Those who are in need Of Lame TO build OF
otherwise, would do veil to purchase this
article, as il is inferior to none and will be
sold great deal cheaper tsan the Thomas.
town Lime. sas 81 s.azfs -
For sale in large.or email lots. either on the
premises Or in the Town Of Opelousas.
f. LUTZ.
2 0ntoher ORR 1qka-tf
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Opelousae, JulY l6th, 1855.
NO HIJMBUGi I

NO HIJNIBUG I
s D uQam gF % ml "a
49, G0On6 10 be sold below cost, al
EL the N. ORLEAae CREAr SToaE. Gail
mat the Store and examine the stock.
Calico will be sold 10 yds. for 81, fast colors. 4
French Calico will be said Ut % q pattern. .
Curtain do do ut zoe. aa ell i rs ts
Cotton's at the same rates, cheap and cheaper
yet Woolen goods, still cheaper. ess$ss .sss' II
Clothing, Hats. Caps and SaddlrSy atastoniahiHg
low prices. s. :.
Call soon, in order ~ have yony choice, 10 hesi-
to the FIRST Of January next, ut the Nsw Orleans
Cheap Store. is
opeloasas, Nov. 12th, 1850 SIN. s.'
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sas0gasg gsfDW8se@9 * .

GA THE subscriber takes thin
method of informing the public
dse5asl that he has on hand, and il
daily manufacturing all kiuds Of Saddles
Harnesses. Brides and ether such article,
usually kept 10 his line Of trade, on Main
street, nearly opposite Kauffman's store, in
Opclousas, where the public can End atzall
times. from low price saddle or harness to
the finest that can be made ii the State. A
call il solicited, - be il determined to please
both ID price and quality Of work. 60. IS go.
Ez GEORGE PULF0RD. Il
s nrn1n,,aoa# Y..ts, 1e.L fpgn
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FOR SALE.

A Counter about 80 feet long. suitable for
a Store or Grocery, will Be- sold very cheap
.upoin immediate application at the Courier's
OGes.
Opslouzas, December 81, 1859. ..
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For Sale Mt Private Sal,

For Sale at Private Sale.
A NEGRO-MAN. aged about 48 years,
I'm. native Of this Parish, good carpenter
and excellent wheel.wright.
For further information, apply at the oGce
Of the Opelousas Courier.
u October 18th, l859.-tf.
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H1OTTON SEED OIL SPIRIT OF
~ TURPENTINE, for sale BY
K HOLLIEE.
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New Orleans and OpelOusas
Regular Weekly Packet.

,{z@aaa q THE steamer BAYOU BELLE,
dsH{gH Captain JoHs LYONS, having been
- thoroughly and completely repaired,
will leave Washington every Wednesday at Q
o'clock A. NJ, and New Orleans every Saturday
at p NJ, stopping at all intermediate landings
on the Atchafalaya and elsewhere.
Planters and consgnees may rely upon the regu-
faTity Of the trips well a. upon all cares being
taken of freights and other business contided to
this boat. .ssss- @
Opelousas. Aueust 27th. 1850.
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PLANTATION FOR SALE
ON LONG TERMS OBJ CREDIT !.
in TRACT Of about 500 arpents Of Land,
.&A. Of which abont SO are we'll timbered,
near the town of Opelousas. Fine cotton
land, with improvements thereon, will be sold
.as one, two. three. four. FIVE or six years
credit. Apply to
+ HENRY L. GARLAND.
s.Opelousas, November 5th, 1859.
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AcERTAlN TRACT or LAND.

Situated in the parish Of St. Landry, at
Mountville, bounded South BY property for
merly belonging to Amos Webb, now to
Mrs. j. W Murdock, North by Bayou Gro
codile, West by land formerly belonging to
King & Walsh and now owned by P. War
telle. and East by the town Of Mountville,
containing about twenty superficial arpents,
together with the improvements thereon, it
being the same tract which said parties pur-
chased at the successional sale Of Augustin
Belair Fontenot.
The conditions which will be favorable to
purchasers, will be made known on the day
Of Sale.
T.. DEBA1LLoN.
Auctionsey.
1g Soeu
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81 sg@Agsp OH 3aAWM.

3E confirmed by certificate A. No. 545,
Wss1S measuring two thousand seven hun
-a&un-. drea and fifty -four arpents and 90
hundredths, situated in the Parish Of St. Ian.
dry, on both sides of Bayou Nezpique, ad-
joining the lands Of Lemelle and French. at
the time of confirmation. This land is we'll
timhered
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FEr.TcAI, M0TTCj
@evlegI Rottce. .

TAR. EDWARD PLATE, from the Medical
11 Faculty Of Paris, offers his professional ser.
vices to all who will honor him w th their con.
6dehce.
Office and residence, in Washington La. in the
house lately occupied by Mr. Evte DebaiIlon.
Washington, August Sth, 1859. ay1
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4. d TH0aPSaH Anetleneef.
MhFFERS bis services tn the public III the Parish
~ of ST. l4andFy. Hs scan always III ioand II
u she Sheriff, ofIce Il @SS7 "a 7s5s
1ipslonsaa, Mareh 18th. 1859. sss2s s,s 81
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Egs'.Re,s;c u. !, ! Sale.

Bya d1tzy con,nasssioned Axczaoneer, n
and for ~ Parrish Of ST Landry.
HEY yirtlrof an order from the H, a. The
-RH Judge of the 18th Judicial Distric,
in and for the Parish of St, Landry. bearin
date the 22ud November instant, 1859, tie
public are hereby informed that there will be
cold at public sale to the last and highest bid.
der, by duly commissioned Auctioueer,
before the Court House door, in the 9owu Of
ppelousas, on
Saturday, 7th January next, 1850,
the following described property, belonging
to the Estates Of the late Antoine Boisdore
and Manette Boisdore, his wife. both decea.
sed, late of the Parish of St. Landry, to wit
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SALE AT AUCTION

YWyTIE public are hereby informed that
E there will be sold at public sale. to the
last and highest bidder, BY the undersigned
Auctioneer, before the Court House door, in
the Town Of Opelousas.
On Tuesday l7th January next, 1880,
the following described tract Of land. belong.
ing to Mrs. J. Remy Viou and Augustin Fol
lain, to Wit
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-23
New York MARKET.

New YORK, Oct 22.-Flour about sc east
er with only very moderate demand for
export and home consumption holders are
generally disposed to realize while shippers
are holding back for further accounts from
Europe sales ID 500 bbls at 30(05 35 for
super state; 5 0O@5 so for extra state;
5 2505 80 for super Western 8005 80
for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio
closing very dull. Corn meal nominally
unchanged Rye flour quiet and steady
with small sales at 3 5O@4 40. Whisky
heavy and rather easier; sales $50 bbls at "a.
Wheat n shade easier with rather more do
ing for export; sales $4,000 bush winter
red western at l 3521 SO 5000 bush Mil
waukee club at l 3701 IS; 300 bush
white Michigan at l 1901 65; 1900 bush
red state at 80 5100 bush white Indiana
at l 4501 At 800 bush prime white can
adian at l So !; Is, 500 bush Chicago spring
at l 2l(31 &c. Rye quiet at 80@91. Bar
ley in good request sales 80, 600 bush at 10
tor state and SO for canadian Corn heavy
and rather easier, with only moderate de-
mand for home consumption, and some lit
tie speculative and export inquiry; sales
65, 900 bush at zoe for mixed western ahOat
and in store; 75c fer round yellow. Oats
in pretty good request and without mater
ial change in price, Hops steady at 30@35
for new. Tallow quiet at 1O@1O} for
prime. Pork dull and prices without strik-
ing change sale of 700 bbls at 10 25@
10 80 for mess; $l4 so for prime. Beef
quiet and steady at 4 0O@4 rs for country
prime; 5 oO@5 so for country mess; 90
@IO so for repacked mess; 10 5O@l1 90
for extra mess cut meats nominally I'M
changed. Lard dull at 123@I3c. Butter
ll@lGc for Ohio; l6@2lc for state
Cheese steady with good demand at 9@1I.
Coffee steady with a moderate demand ;
sales $50 bags Rio, part at (, the remain
der on private terms Sugar very quiet
sales 20 hhds Cuba at 1913 Porto Rico
at H. Rice steady at 4@44. Molasses
quiet and unchanged.
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WISCONSIN RAILROADs.-The railways of
Wisconsin are now fully employed and will
presently begin to give traffic returns with
plump round figures, as compared with the
attenuated sums of last year. In 1859 Wis
consin suffered severely from the crop fall
ure; wheat was not much more than one
half or two-thirds an average crop, and corn
was almost an entire failure, to say nothing
of the great injury to other crops. This
year the wheat crop is unexampled, the yield
ranging as high as from 80 to IS bushels,
and in some instances 40 bushels to the acre
while the quantity is at the same time SUI
perior. Corn, too, is abundant, and every
thing cultivated by the farmer has thriven to
maturity and abundance in about the same
ratio, as last year the same products wilted
and decayed under frost and blight Vest.
ern Railroad Gazette
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COMMERCIAL.
evansville Wholesale Market.

FLoUR.-Steady and firm at 5 OO@5 5Ofor
super, and 5 1906 90 for common to choice
extra. Fair business.
WHEAT.-Buyers paying 1901 20 FOL
prime red and white. Prices steady, with
fair receipts.
CoRN.-Dull and declining. Sales at SOC.
RYE.-Steady at 90 for choice.
OATs.-Held at 35c.
SEEDs.-Clover so; Timothy OO@
3 IS; Blue Grass 2 90; Orchard Grass
, 90; Herd Grass l co.
GRoCERIEs.-Steady, with a fair business
doing; Sugar 9@94; Coffee l5@l6c i;
Molasses 44@47c Rice 6@63; Cheese
1O4@11c for inferior to prime.
PRovIsIoNs.-Mess Pork Is 90; Bacon
sides l23@l4c; Shoulders 500; Clear
sides l12@l3 Stock small and prices firm
with little doing.
WHIsKY.-DulI and unsettled at 172c.
HAY.-Steady and demand fair at II 90
OLA 90 for loose, and II 90 for prime
timothy in bales.
FEED.-Shipstuff II 90 per ton Bran
IA 90; Oil Cake l so per cwt.
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QUACK NOSTRUMS.

HWWE I'VE "" YORK; B.aE" ROOH
II says -" The majority of Hair Washes, Hair
Dyes, Hair Tones, Hair Oils, and the numberles5
preparations now before the public under such ex-
travagant, hyperbolical and fan tastic titles
see paraded in show window cards and newspaper
headings, hair preparations, arc all humbugs Of
the first water; their real merit, when thoy pos
sess any, is that thoy DO no harm, Hogs Lard,
Whale Oil, Lard Oil, Sweet oil, scented and color
ed, make up, when in beautiful wrappers and white
flint glass bottles the GOstiest character of tOnics ;
and when thus costly, baptized with some tri-
syllable term aud caught at by yerdant young and
old of beth Such is not the character OF
Professor Woods Hair Restorative. This gentle
tleman comes before the world without any T" high
falutin " XiIophofOrium or any other astounding
and startling catehpenny terms he simply adyer-
tises a Hair ResfordtiUe-what it expresses precisely
and as a Restorative il acts. Buy Professor
Wood'sTai Restorative and you value your
scalp, aye, your very brains, apply nothing else
for it may be that you will get some worse sub
member Woods Restorative for the Hair is the
best article extant."
ia 1t will, by natures process, Restore
Gray Hair TO the Original Color,
Will make it Grow on Bald Heads,
Will restore this Natural SecretiOns,
VIII remove at once all itching,
Will remove all Dandruh,
VIII cure all eruptions-eveu Scald Head,
Will make the Hair Soft Ond Glossy,
Will make the old appear young again,
Will preserve the Color Of Hair 70 old age,
Will always Fasten it and stop its Falling,
And is one of the best Toilet Articles for tho
Hair now in use.
Manufactured by o. j. WOOD & CO.. and sold
Wholesale and Retail at AL Broadway, New York.
and IA Market street, st. Louis, no. Also old
by all druggists in the city ana country.
septl5
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMcRE, Oct, %, M.-Flour quiet
Howard street and Ohio held at rs city
mills 5 so. Wheat firm red l 3o@l AZ ;
white 45@I 70. Corn declined cents F;
yellow 68@7O. Provisions quiet and I'M
changed Coffee quiet at l44@154 no
stock in first hands Whisky dull at %
m221.
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. -CoTToN-Sales
to-day of 5000 bales prices are sitter, but
quotations are unchanged.
MoLAssEs-Sells Mt 3O@44c for prime to
choice.
PRovIsIoNs-Por1 very dull mess $18 {;
Lard in brls 141c.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Oct. %, P. M.-Flour NOM
inal; no demand. Whisky down to III and
very dull owing to very large receipts
Provisions quiet and unchanged. Money
market continues easy at IO@l2 per cent
Exchange on the East steady at } premium
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MISCELLANEOUS.
new YORK STORE.

B.N- ORRERK.N"G OUR GOODs .R.V-D
Il asking the patronage of this community, we
have only to say that we come amongst you as per-
manent citizens, and promise that in all things our
word shall be made good
Our purchases have been made under the most
favorable circumstances, in New York and other
Eastern cities. long residence and intimate
business connections with the best mercantile
houses there, gives rs advantages to buy goods
cheaper than can be done under any other circum-
stances.
We have adopted a system that is somewhat now
here, but it is the only which will enable
merchant sell goods at low prices throughout an
entire stock
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Bu1kuEADs.-The New York Times, com

BULKuEADs.-TheN New York Times, COM
mending bulkheads, says:
Four solid bulkheads below the main
deck, dividing the hull into water-t tight
compartments, are practical proof against
laundering. We never heard of a collision
that could have resulted in laundering a
boat so constructed. These means would
have saved the Lady Elgiu-saved three
hundred lives-saved crushing thousand
hearts. But it would have been FIVE hun
dred almighty dollars, and the steamer
would not have afforded dinners and berths
to quite so many people at the least possible
cost.
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New YORK. Oct. 22-Decrease in loans
S4O3, 636; increase in specie S., 84l, 500;
decrease in circulation SIS, 1913; increase in
deposits 81, 1872, 236.
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,ATTELI. PLACI

NTORPG TKO-N~ no TKCE.-
u Order for Plank Sidewalk. Septem'r 90, 1860.
And now it is hereby ordered and directed by the
Common Council of the city of Evansville that the
owners of all lots parts of lots fronting
adjoining the north side of I'D St.. from Leet St
the western line of Stockwells enlargement in said
the city, tho side walks thereon to be brought
90 the proper grade, andthat they sidewalk
of class Eo.2 to be laid = thareon, within thirty
days from the publication of this order.
P. BURKE, Clerk.
City Clerks Offce, October Is, 1850.
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NITTEE ON M-T.H.Il :9.1:2 E'BTbA-

~ MINED TO SUCCEED
GEORGE TH0RNHILL takes pleasure IN n
orming his old customers that in the quality ana
style of his work, he atters himself he cannot DO
exceIled. He may still be found at the corner OF
Second and Main streets, where the choicest Haf-
ness and Saddles of every description be obtin
ed on the best of terms.
EzS- Repairing done with neatness and dispatch
Second hand Harness always on hand i5-
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LIFE PRESERVING trunks have been in
vented. a raft got up by flashing them to-
gether is SAID to be capable of riding out
almost any storm.