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ORLEi s LI7'HOGRd PIIC ESTABLISH
NEAT, So NtGiZINE STREET.
OPPOSITE BANk's ARcA.E.

OPPOSITE BANKS AREA Il.
VA GREE M. returns his sincere thanks IN lila
w friends unl tha public of \ ew Orleans for ,br,
atronaee bcsto~e ed on hi for the last tn Years and
bees leave hsm tiB, ali orders connied IN
his charge shall he punc ualiy attended to; he will AZ
usual keep the Office open during the summer and
slhli he G!wa,S ready strike off merchants circn
lars bu mess and address cards. funeral notices
plan, and drawings, OF description al the
shortest notice, and on the most reasonable terma,
BeIng assisted by artists uperlr other tabsh
'hent IN tue Cty, uni from long experience in the.
t''"s!aphc line, he feels confident ing entire
satleidCiibif
d Apolhecar;es and drngg;+s' lahels executed il,
as good style as copperplae engraving, "a. -.
third OF the expense, ;yod
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JAMES, NEW NOVEL, SC.

L.,
THNIIE ROBBER, Tale, by the author of .Rich
IL elieu,' The Gipsey, 'Attila,' &c. in 2 vols.
The Love CHASE, Comedy, in five acts, by
James Sheridan Knowles, author of .Vlrginius,
'rhe Daughter &c. &c.
Ion, Tragedy, in five acts, by Thomas Noon
| Taliourd; 4th edition.
Society AND MANNERS IN AMERICA by Harriet
| MaItineau. author of illustrations of Political
Economy in vols; 9TH edition.
Practical Summary of the Law and Usage of
Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes.; togeth
or with series OF tables. showing when bills notes
and loans, drawn or accepted ut any date will fall
due; to which are added, rates of commission and
storage, equation of payments, and general infor-
nation connected with business of the counting
house; by b I Foster, Accountant, author of "A
Concise Treatise of Book Keeping The Clerk.
Guide &c.
THE LITTLE SKETCH Book; course of very EASY
lessons in Landscapes, Figures, &c. by George
Chis LIST AID 81 series.
Just received and tor sals by WM MckEtN,
jyS cor. of Camp and Common SIS
ALSO,-An additional supply of Three Expe
riments OF Llvng--Lving within the Means
Living up TO the Moans,--Llving beyond the
Means;' "seqnoi to the Experiments of Living"
The Harcourts;'' The Savings Bank" &c.
NEIINrER CIHITHING-il cases containing an
w assortment of Sattinet Roudabous and Palta.
looms; heavy Nlethuan Derry pants, Liverpool tri-
ped wiiled shirts, landing from ship Puugus, for sale
by ISAAC BRIDGE. Il co,
~ oe-o - r.asuHlle 81
~ ROWN shlrnngs-}0 bale heavy brown shirt
a. mss, landing from ship paugus, lor safe b"
ISAAC BRIDGE y. co,
oct6 i3i MAGAZINE ST
SPERM UIi-I0 casks Uure. bIcocI.d. suI,-,,cr
= Sperm Oil lu1a;ur from shin Mi.ssinn sn;,olIe
for plantations and for sale Inv
AIcERlnGE g. co,
Oc,l ia Nngazi,'. &,
A. 5y ,,,1 ~ ~ > :, =, a, =, -, ~,
~" OnLGA>@ w. w ItoihL LiDNANf
VIE ieio"ing new W rks have been rec we'd
Il by the Library Society, at their room in the
Nor hants' Exchangr. fronting on Roya street,
viz:
Iodv of LYONS nv Rulve,: / vol comics
uh, m ,,l f,ot p;.;r
70. ',' = w g ~ ISL lance
ana ID y III - III 100 ) III 'ois' < copies.
Love, by Lndy Z. Berry; vols. copies.
The Two Fllrts, and other Tales; by Lady Blc..
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FRENCH RESFAURAT.
FnNHE Subscriber late tesarateur at No. lI9 Char
4 tres street. informs his iiiuud, and the public,
that
Sutnrstny 20M October,
lie will open NV kEsrAuRAr, in the Theatre Ar
cnlc, between Camp and ST. Charles Streets late the
Arcade Baths
N. b. Dinners and Suppers prepared 10 order, with
despatch and puartuHity either in private ut
the Rcstaurnt OF at private houses.
l. CANONGE,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
ESiRST Judicial District Count. Ibon1as n ,,s
IL hsls, vs.. HIS Creditors and the Creditors
eterns ~ Co. The cession of the Insolyen,s pro. n
is accepted by the Court for the benef OF his Cra..
and ii il ordered tn meeting OF his said credit ~
und The creditors OF Sterns n Co. 10 lake place at se
office OF } Is. siarks Esq. AotuIy fubic, un Mon,
tue :, I'll u November neAt, uu'eo k, 4. Nj for
purpose OF deiberating The affairs said Jepk,4.
and steri's y Co., and III tile time all iudit h.
proceedings against the person and property of surg
Jenkins are stayed. Nj. NJ Cohen, Esq. is appoints,
| 10 representa- tie absent creditors.
| Witness the Hon. A. NJ buchanan, yn,,pe ot n:
Court aforesaid, thls sltl ceoher, 1888.
,,,, + LEBLANC,
oele7 -- Nv. Crk.
AsrAr De La IOUIS1ANL-Cou dil pTem;e,
El district JndlSr iie-lh3s ii Jenkins coutre ses
cream ieIs 1t les creanciers de Storms H. Ce-Ia cess
slon G btans de i'mso, able aynht e aet e,e rour e
tehehce d. SEES ereaicrs urdonre tSiune assem-.
dc ses cretnciefs ct dc de Stems d IT, ait lieu
riehe De y marks notare public lundi Zoe jour de
AoV' mine, dix heufes au nitiu pour delibe or sur
leaaffafes desllts Jenkns Stems " Gle; en- mene
lens toatoS deies jadiciaires confIe la personnss
81 10 Feteothe dult Jenkins somt a,reietsh Cohen
est eosie pour npr,st ntet les creureie abst las.
etpein lion. a. III. l,ehanal fagc ds la eour ci
dsssns ce d octobre, 1883
q oet-a LEBLANC, Dep Glefier.
TAI lsSiAn rom sIip s. Faiegs ons Juuk, marked
Va j. lsznr. HLoeseT has sad trunk ~iI
D EElN & A caHEN.
pct2i 9A Iouinsn st
NOTICE.
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JOHN CALHOUN Comptroller,
A TTENTION'ii


REMOVAL.
Ag ESS,tS. S. Los IKE " Co, have removed their
IN ship Cha dlnry nnl Hard Ware Stock of
goods from No. ~ Old i.ever, NJ. front ever,
where they offer for sale 4 and extensive stock of
goods, received by the atcarrivais They also nue
their n,uDnfaclor; OF Copper and sheet Iron and lin
ware ucl7
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FOR ALEXANDRIA.
b. The steamer DENMARK. will
l.HSs1-aA Srun regular packet during low
1870 wafer, from mouth of Red River to
Alexandria. For particulars apply TO
sep22 JNO II GRAHAM.
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T., Y. iAGu COFFEE, in g,uss blea-IOO received
~ pc. brig Star, i'll store, for sale by
SLAIf K & TRIER,
mig 4G I'ordras street
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j ) OSAN-75 barrels kofin, undrg and for sale ~
81, : s. r WHITNEY
EVAIANA SEGAKS-506, 900 Of different 5raftds
Il n i'll stone, or sale by
SLATER & 1RIER.
Xdras
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Jt.ttERSON ACADEMY.
PREPARATORY to Jefferson Col egr and to 9TH
q ers conducted by l}. Granet l. l. d.
Exchange Alley, between onti aud Benviile. Til !;
situation was the most eligible that could be found
being entirely free from the ose of the streets and the
rafting of drass and Carriages
The Jefferson Academy is divided into two depart
merits. The Junior or elementary department for the
various branches Of common education in French and
in E"glisl-fhe Senior department for Latin Greek,
Mathematics, SC Punc,uaty, order disci line
strictly eluoned and observed.
Terms. Junior Department, per month; SO
Senior do Is
Spanish 6
LIST. Books, sla es, paper, &c. charged separately;
2nd. A month once begun to be paid in full;
Bird. No deduction for absence nor for HOLIDAYS
4th. Payments 10 be made regularly every month.
School hours from IL TO 3 o'clock, except Thurs
days. sepo7
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BUSINESS CARDS.

J. p. FREEMAN & CO.,
Es:so!csaEs Gyosatmg EsfG5yishnsenf;
No. ), Magazine street,
FL AVE constantly on hand large supply of Cloth
Il ing, calculated for tile country trade. Their as.
sornent being large, merchants from the Gun
be supE.l at tile shortest notice.
octi
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BUSINESS CARDS.

!
I'd iPIR, quiis secl pens, ink, fluid, wafers senling
H. wax, india rubber, black sand pounce, and every
other article o: stationery OF the very best quality
| saitiy on hand and for sale by
DAVID FELT & co.
mig II Statinners Hall, % uhnues st.
TO MERCHANTS.
As ERGHANTS eau have a beautiful circular struck
Va oil at two hours noti-e by lane at the Orleans
photographic Office % Magazine street, opposite Banks
Arcade. m2l
M ACkEREL-35 half bbs w A:ackrrcl, Tor sale
I'VE by READ Il BAR>T' W,
M 81 hfHsier street.
AZ ENTUCAY BAGGlNG-lUo ps for sale by
HA HOLMES x MILLS,
jyl2 Bank Alley.
e. CoiCii BAGGlNG 80 ps heavy Scotch Tagging
~ 10 inches wIde for sale by
HOLMES & MILLS,
lyl2 Bank Alev
a,,NCHANGE ON NEW YORK for sub by
AZ LAWRENCE & LECENbRE,
jv II % < 20 New Levee.
NEW EtJlJhS.
fESlI Eta merican Dem hints the social and
h civil relations Of tile United States. by J. Feui-
more Cooper.
The Two FIirs; or, Adventures in Country House;
and other tales by Lady Bessington, f l. Bulwrr Mis-
Norton, Barry Cornwall, Mrs Gore, Captain MctI"in,
Bnd others, in . vols.
The River and the Desert, by Miss Parloe author OF
the City Of the Sultan
The Casket of Gems, the Gift of an Uncle and Aunt
with fine wood engravings by Anderson.
Just received and for sale by WM Mct<EAN,
jei6 Camp and Comnn SITS.
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MAINLY HAMS--74 hbis nvassed Family Hams
u of superior quality, lnnding from steamboat
Monarch for sale by LAYET q AMEtUNG.
Je26 II Commence street
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The Jackson street cars and Lafayette. half pastS
o'clock, a NJ. Canal street AT o'clock NJ, and
ming hourly AT o'clock. These will commence
running every hall hour aid continue Throughout, the
da, until 7 O'Clock. p NJ.
The arrangement for the la Course street ours the
au NE tor JACK street.
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EHAVANA SEtiARS-"G8 bags Of green coffee land
ing from sci,r Liberty, ai.d 2G0 bugs in
for shie by SLATER i TRIFR,
augi4 40 Foy dras street.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-23

.sfc
sokAp FOR THE FREEMEN OF VERMONT. FROM
II letter published in the Charleston, Is. W Nlercu
rv Mr. Calhoun organ, written ut washington i'S'
likely by him. the paragraph that follows Is extract
cd The writer refers to the resolutions PaSse" ny
the Vermont Legislature ut It's last session instruct
ing our delegation in Congress to use Their influence
in favor of tho abolition of Slavery IN the D'sI''o'
of Columbia, &c. which we've presented ny oui
Senators in Congress to the body OF which lhey are
members Tho letter exhibits the domneering ana
dicta,oral spirit of the Southern NulIihers ioWhch
some of our northern dough faces III Congress sue
c,unb like seryile slavcs-to which they are ready
to sacrifice the freedom Of speech and OF the press
and tho rinht of petition. Our northern members
Of Congress who subsequently surrender tho rights
of the norh-the free labor interest OF New Eng
land and other northern States to the slave LABOR
interest and tho arbitrary demands OF slave dealers
of the South deserve TO serve Il seven years APP
premiership upon a cotton planto,ion TO learn les
sons of independence, or, at least, to add grace 10
their servity -
As tc the people Of Vermont, the principle OF
the Quarantine Laws ought to he enforced u
gainst theu 1t has been decided, l understands
| the Supreme Court of the United States, That
we had a right to prohibit negroes, citizens OF
Grcot Britain from landing in our pors.-And
why not these people They are Worse-dn0
avith or acethom tdtU the Legislature ought to eX-
cIude them from entering into the State. But
the same principal of self preservation which
iustifies the exclusion OF negroes and free per
sons of color, apples unquesonnby to these
people. Our laws are not passed on account OF
the color OF the excluded, but on account OF the
PRINCIPLES and feelings which they are known
generally to possess, If others, white Or black,
exhibit the same principles and feelings, danger
Gus to our peace and safety, why not exclude
them? Let the State do this, and it will bring
the matter home to them. She has right 10
do it., and aphcicr she has 1t or not, her safety re-
cures that she should do it.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-23

u-yA resolution was introduced in the Kentucky
legislature on the Sd inst. recommending HENRY
C1Ayas d candidate for the Presidency in lS4o'-
,vho resolution, however, expresses the Willingness
Of the Wings ofthat State to abide the decision OF
\ National Convention, and the assurance OF 'no"
cordial cooperation to secure the election OF tho m
,,.ia,, nominated by said Convention. pubic
dinner was given in honor of Mr. Clay IN Now Y 0rN
Ci,y on the llth inst
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-23

uents Ho averrcd that there was no case IN when
troops went from the United States to Texas aVoW-
edly with tho purpose of taking part in the war
lhey went nominnlly, at least, rs emgrants'
Iialsey, Of Georgia, argued that there were no
treaty stipulations between us and Mexico, Whcl,
extended at all our obligations OF neutrality beyonn
those which existed by the law of natlonsS'9na ne
argued that ms respects Mexico ana me Ohilou
States, no violation of those obligations had 'nNon
place. lie said that the United states haa done
nothing to prevent Mexico from onlS'lng soldiers
in the country. We had allowed, IN point OF r'snt;
the same privilege Of enlistment to Mexico ana
Texas only the Texans had been rather more acliEo
than the Mexicans in avaIing themselves 81 lh''
equal privilege ,;. u,o
A(ler IIalsey had gone on for some time INC
Speaker announced that, under the resolution, inc
discussion Of the question Of neutrality was out Vi
order, wheroupon Hascy took his seat.
Meniree claimed the right of reply to shields ana
Ualsev but the Speaker, under tins new point OF
order, refused to permit him TO reply.
Gushing of Massachusetts, then returned to the
real subject of the debate, viz the mol!oh
OF Howard TO strike out that part of the resolution
which called for the name OF the minister; VINO
communicated Goros!iza's pamphlet to Mr. Forsyih,
and with it an expression of his disgust at the con-
duct Of Gorosliza in publishing that pamphlet
| Gushing spoke against the amendment, Dut was
soon interrupted by call for the orders OF the day.
! viz: Private Bills.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-23

PREM1UMs. In the list of articles exhibited at
the Fair of the American Institute in New York
last fall, and published in the Journal of the Ameri
can institute, we notice that premium of Silver
Medal was awarded to the Messrs Fairbanks Of this
town. in consideration of the excellence of their
Platform Scale accompanied with the remark ''this
Machine has long been before the public, and is the
original of all the varieties OF platform scale, and
stands at the head of the list" These gentlemen
also received Silver Medal from the Mechanics
Fair at Boston last autumn as premium for their
Platform Balance and Counter Scale.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-23
From the Boston atlas of January II.
FAILURE OF THE MIDDLESEX BANK

The Middlesex Bank, of East Cambridge, which
has been a sort Of tender to the exploded Govern
ment Bank in this city, and Of which the Hon, I'm.
Pdrmcnter, the Loco Foco Member of Congress
from that district, President until his election
to Congress has closed as doors a'd stopped Payent
The capital stock of this institution is $3.50 ,000.-
We learn that the amount OF its bills in circulation
is only 100000, and the probability is that they will
be eventually redeemed 1t is understood that an
equal amount of tho public money is in its posses
sion How does this public money seem TO have
contaminated every one. individual or body corpo-
rate, who has handled the unclean thing Like
the wages of sin it has proved a plague and curse
to the holder If it be true that the receiver is as
criminal as the thief, the rotrbuon both for the
Seizure and acceptance of the public money. cannot
be regarded unmcrted We trust that search
ing operation into the management and concerns OF
the Middlesex Bank, will be made by Legislative
Committee, and that they will let us know to whom
its funds have been loaned or how the money has
been disposed of.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-23
@&ea G@gss.gS 81 SUE " ags ssp
TUESDAY, JAN UARY %, 1888.

The CONSERVATIVE MEETING IN New YORK.
In another column will be found the resolutions a.
doptcd BY a numerous meeting Of the Conservatives
of New York, cmbodying the political sentiments OF
that party-the Republican doctrines of Washing
ton and Madison. The intelligent politician VIII
discover among the Of the officers on the &C.
casion those who have heretofore been prominent
members and leaders the Jackson and Van Blu
rem marty in the Empire State, but who since the
President has takon into partnership the Loco Focos
have abjurod him and his party. Thousands, not
only in that State but in every part Of the country
are leaving him for the same reason, and declaring
themselves irrovocaby divorced from the admins
traton and its destructive principles The same
meeting issued an able and powerful address to the
Democratic Republicans of New York, and meas
ures are in operation for holding similar meetings
in every important town in that State. Those who
indulge the idea that New York will return TO ''hcr
wallowng in the mire' of Loco Focoism, will be
convinced at the next election Of their dclusion.-
Instead of their being Wing majority of 18 or 20
housand1 rs at the late election, il will more likely
be 40 or so thousand. These movements have IN
view an ''ultorior design" which, when matured
will prove .'harsh thunder TO the Of the Ma
oiCiap,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-23

THE WEATHER. HENRY STEVENS, Esq of Bar
net, has furnished us with the following memoran-
dunn of the weather, copied from "Spooner's Jour-
nall" dated at Windsor, Vt, Jan II, 1876. From
this should infer that the winter of 1876
was very similar TO the present.
''Thc public anxiety in this quarter has at length
subsidized, and the 9TH of January has produced a
fine snow; at the time it is highly worthy of
remark, that such an extraordinary season the
present has never been witnessed at any former Pc
riod:-such is the entire dependence placed on this
element that the running of slcighs and other ve-
hicles for the transportation Of the necessary com
modties for subsistence, in the Geld season, has
hcen greatly obstructed, and has consequently rails
ed their prices to enormous degree. While the
inhabitants, residing in norherly latitude, which
has been celebrated for the abundance of snow
have been anxously expecting its usual return
Their expectations have been blasted by January
whose aspect is similar TO that of spring"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-23

CoNYEcrIcur The wings OF Connecticut arc
preparing for the spring election with zeal bccom-
ing the business and purity Of their cause lheir
opponents are also attempting to diituse lie lhto
their own dshearened ranks. There are to be three
State Conventions holden in the State IN the month
of Tebruary-A Democratic Wing Convention on
the l1th at Hurtford-a Conservative (seceders
from tho Jackson partly Convention on the Slh at
the same placc-and Loco Foco Office Holders
Convention on the 3lst, at Middleton. The wings
and Conservatives will carry the State by majoIi-
ty OF thousands. New hampshire is the only state
in New England in which the administration can
entertain the least hope Of being sustained IN It's
career of corruption and ruin; and even there lis
prospects are growing darker and fainter, and 1t is
even probable the ldes of March may blast them
forever. 1t will be glorious era in her history
when New England shall be purged Of The poI:t-
ica quaclcry of the age and freed from the reign OF
domugogueism.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-23

FROM ENaLAND. Sir Francis Head has been re-
o,I,od from the Office of 1t, Governor OF upper
Canada, and Col. Sir G. Arthur appointed MS sue,
cessor. A large meeting had been held IN l-0n"o"
ot which the Canadian troubles were discusseu'-
O,Connell the celebrated Irish orator. declared MN
self opposed to the ministerial policy OF Great DIR
,oin in relation to Canada, and avowed lis lrlehu
shin for the Patriot cause. This declaration was
enthusiastically npplaudcd by the assembly
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-23

HJ7All the banks that have failed since the COM
mencement Of the experiments of the Jackson par
ty TO tinker the Currency were Government Pets,
with one exception, and under the Immediate su-
pervision of the Treasury Department. No one
doubts the solvency and safety of the banks dis
connected with the Government and its gambling
retainers. The probability is the Pet Banks will
all explode. They about rotten as the Gov
arnment itself
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-23

"TuE BETTER CURRENcY." The Developments
consequent upon the explosion of the Mother Pet
in New England-the Commonwealth Bank-are
of the most astounding Misunderstanding in Its
naked deformity the conduct Of the unprincplod
and reckless dcspocrs of the best currency that
ever a nation could desire. 1t confirms what has
so often been charged upon the administration, that
lis war upon the currency was waged for plumber
and self agrandizement. The public funds, alter
they were Withdrawn from the U. S. Bank where
they had been deposited for about 10 years without
the loss Of single cent to the Government, were
put in the custody of State Banks controlled by moi
sy brawIing partizans of the administration, and
discounted to themselves, on notes signed by each
other The result thus far is the loss of millions TO
the Government, and the people are realizing the
beauties and benefits Of the 'Ebotter currency An
article from the Boston Atlas gives the particulars
of this explosion, to which the reader is referred
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-23

Hon. William D. Merricl, Wing, has been elect
ed Senator in Congress by the Legislature of Ma
ryland in place of Mr. Kent, deceased. Mr. NJ re.
ceived 63 votes, and there were SO blanks.