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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-06
A LI.iGAID;, LINE.


Mobile to Augusta, via Florida.
f. fs%sts "a Leaves Mobile Tuesdays, Thurs
ttzAss ~ days, and Saturdays, per tue
-sss27 splendid steamer Champion, (ex.
ccpt in case OF st'rms,) to re sacrla thence per
steamer Lie Roy to LII Grange and the, &C tonr
horse post coacil's via Mariana, Bainbsiigc, Pm
der'on, H'rri"n, Outlaws. Perry, To Macon.
Ga; thence via Alcdgcvc, ana $ parta, to War
renlon, 'lo' cerrr rail road cars to Augusta,
The Champion is in splendid order. with new
c"ni"r bod rs c'ppcred aud ppcr fastened.
The /" Roy has been thoroughly repaired, her
acco'nln nGa'iNnS are as handsome any boz.
The beau iu Santa Rosa Sound, and rnoc,l
watchle Bay present t!4e most interesting steam ma.
vgAtion III the Snuth---Lcing at the same, me
perfectly land locked
IN" Teams arc not sarpass any rou." in tho
country the drivers, 10 & man, careful aud atlcn
tive.
The bridges heretofore dangerous have b en-
newly built, so that high waters do not ln,er ere
he ealing houses have been osiv chuurcL,
ana are now as good as "n any road in the Sou,h
1t is generally known that tho cxcellcucs and
hardness OF the roads enable the teams 1T all sea-
sons to make great speed. Their srnuu,lln. SIS St.
cures the travel from the ordinary iuilgu Of
stage travelling.
Inc Lane Is now C1rrving lis passengers from,
Augusta to Mobile in four days d twciys
hours, or TO New Orleans in tour days and twenty
hours Going TO Augusta, the line is SIX days
ho seven hours. Inc time actually employed in
travelling is the the other dire cton bn,
the difference Of time on the !, ute is caused bya
day being lost in Pensacola, which, however, is
well repaid by the op, ortunity it gives of sccl, q
the N'sy Yard site old Spanish Folta, etc Tue
travel or also sleeps at Macon, and again at " ar
tenion. This arrangement witt c ntnne III the
travel turns northward, when tn inc wall be the
me from Mobile 10 Augusta. as ii is II w in the
other direction
lHlS Advertisement contains DIIn AT
Of facts, tho accuracy Of which The prorric,ors
guarantee to each passenger in the penalty of his
stage fare.
Maps ofthe Line may be seen "a, the Ex, hanee
Hotel, Now Orleans, and at the Mansion House
Mobile.
Fare through from Mobile to Augusta, S47 60.
The lire extends, by a branch TO Tallahassee
at Chat,ahooche, the line connects with the
steamboat carrying the mail 10 pa achcnla and
ST. Joseph's.
Office at the Mansion House, Mob To-
m17 o EOSTWICK, Agent, Mobile,
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ANERNr ,IY'S DHSPPrIC tIN(R.

Dr. b.rn.t,y til, gre It st of ,,n 4! n lrs.nns
upin" that min ,lenlhI of the diseases th,t aec
aiankind orig mate in til. stomach. This Elixir was
nseh by him with the most unprecedented sucress i'll
MS rriva,e aud public practice for upwards Of forty
years, im the renewal of The following diseases:
Loss nfappeti.e, Falulencv Distemi,n Of the Stom-
ach Pain in til. side t1evinesS OF the Head and inc-
na'inn To sleep, !rresulury of the Bowels and IN all
eases where Indigestion or tu5ve habit Is found to
exist.
This medicine not he numhc ed among the host
Of uuack before the public il i, the
sule invention of the ahlcst and scientific surgeon
Europe proluced and the secret of preparing it
purchased by the agent for vey large sum. IL is
agreeable an pleasant to the ia-te nets mild aVer
tent. always keeps the bowels free impars vgor aud
strength the system and chceruness to the mind,
and few bnt'les removes the most 'nrmed cases OF
Dyspepsia Indigestion and prevents rcturn at any
future period.
New YORK, l7th August, 1888.
IS Madison.
SIR:-tn conScqucn Of leading sehentary life,
been troubled, less, with lrl for
years; tor the last three suenngs have
been lsupporluble | have tried several ply >iclans,
aud number Of Iiack medicines, with mt deriving any
benefit, d,spn!ed of ever obtaining any permanent
relief aud resigned myself 10 the At hopeless despair
wa, persuaded by many friends to try AberueIhy's
Dysrcptic Elixir. have now finished the fourth bot
t". aud know not how to express N.Y. nrs,ion OF its
wond rial virtues aud the miracle it performed in
restoring m that health which l. ulgh lost for
ever. Send ne half dozen bottles IL, and except
my thanks inr the blessings you have u errcdby re-
storing mt To pr!t,ct health.
remain yours,
JCOH MONROE
The agent has in his possession SIEVE hundred tes-
imonias similar the uh of the extraordinary viz
tues OF this medicine. Sold by appointment at DR..
Jnlnsnns. Iin i,ienville street. nov. S
VALUABLE ENGLISH EDITIONS.
Nj Attr-.i.L'S Wonders Of Geology.
w Cullingsworih works
Gibbons miscellaneous works
Romans works-Wuverlv, (nals) portraits
Parry's legenry acknowledgements works. 0vs
Ha:S's tales, vels-Sir Charles Grandson
(Snl1a m Ami Main -Sp,it, 'pftace
Knox history Of the reformation
Davenport's biographical dictionary &c &c.
Just received and for sule by a TDWAR,
aI 40 Camps
INIEGANr BR Di]1 Is William Bell l6 Char
IL tres st., has this day received small assortmen,
Jorge .namelled and mosaic breas,ins up in the
ern stvls.
NINCY MATCHES. With beautiful paintings,
y landing from ship Alexander from Bremen, for
xsleby TRlER,
ttb5? 81 Magazine st
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LU GIN A COR d. Al.

}: CORDIAL DE LUtINE OF L'EllNIR DE.
~ LA hDUK.-lhe United Suites Agent for the
l-'c''a Cordial or Elixir Of 1--we, III. grateful
nck"o" tdgemcntS for the lettering patronage which
he mas already received and also for til. many
h"h'ais winch have been him touching the the al
most nrcnlnas efficacy of tins inrstiuahle mcdlinc
he well founded reputation of the L,"'ira Cordial
warrants the agent in ,htrawing his long advertise
heI'tS but tor the lcu,t IF those persons VIII, may
us yet be Unaware o: It's na,,rc, be would explicitly
state tina, it DR.. Mngnin's celebrated discovery,
"h'ci has created nch n sensation in Fra,c".-1!ia, it
speedily restores tn" vre powers, where they have
been eA l1;>d Ivy disease otherwise, and subsun-
'Imlly rennva'cs the rocreant flnct os that it is
tccial cure for tie luor nbus and above ali that it
- the only remedy discovered for removal Of
inpotrncy in males and bnrrennesS in females. Diving
tons vastly invicO'ang qualities, it is also hig,
mi ~ g"rt ob>lrrctrd, difficult painful maI-tr,,n
tion, incnnnrncc of'hc urine, involuntary discharge
thereof chronic orupti"s of the skin dropaical ultc-
tons Of the aged &c.
In order that all classes of sncir,v NAV receive thu
benefit of DR.. Magnns discovery the Ar,rri,un PRO.
pr'e"r has consented that the Cordial slu he sold in
hnirs Of six ounces each, the reduced price Of 50
wch i less than Que half the price charged for in
France.
JOHN WINTERS HNi.DE2WEIJ. N. d.
United States Proprietor.
The above medicine is for sale at Wholesale unt retail
at NJ" % PnvGn~ street, between Magazine and Camp
Sta, New ORLEANS. m?6
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B)LAN ING CAtDS-Just received IL few gross
q o'vcry superior French cards. some very thin and
hnc for sale cheap by ID FEAT L. Co.
MIC N Statinncrs h Ill, 81 rhnrtrCs
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HAS DEPARTMENT,
,, Gns I Light Banhi"g Comply Janlary 80, 1889
'I\ih Stuck OF Coke being much reduced this COM
L pany Will furnish Pitlsburg Coal in small guam |
ties, to their customers. '
Orders received at the Gas Office, Ban, Allcv
ja5l r. W WEI >c,v |
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~ ORRIS 4 Co. Ne. 81 Cha''ras street, a1e now
l. receiving and opening the most splendid. ST.
siannal and tashi"na 10 stock of Cn,hnr they
have ever cNhlhrtd n IN > mnrkcr, consisting IT.
part -, the following arurc*: hlur bin" hlurk IL,
hlaci, london hr"w".tI' o., "Iiv'. lurdnn smok.
and golden Owe irt OK ans. urrSs coats; hrav.r
S'h!r and hnrrln 'nn iocl roa,s. elegantly FIRMS
ed: fancy and plain black rns>I,n, re and cluh
pan a"'''s. engl'sh and trench fancy and rl"in
SIR and salln vests: real new market com (ouS :
eng ISL ana french fancy aud pn,l s,nris and
hd&t-; chamors, silk s-wrh and gum .cirs1c sus.
penlrt'; ciamois, mrtnn, lamL's wool, welsh fans
mel, FIX and cotton net shnrs and drawers; fine
ll"'n and COTTON shuts, with linn ,'nsous, plain
and rl'iird; 'vnrt pearl and plnn handle silk nm.
hrtI'as :" Gfrt;'s" premium G'ov.----r,sn. a
beautiful Hri1' !" OF whlie kid tn ceilings, hnti>
&C.; Srrt,Ietrid silk ard rau,Nara hdh,s: ulaio
figured and embroidered Ca1nhrr DO; 81 X, lam,
woods, mnrtn", germantown, and hrn"n aud white
cotton h:ii hose; all "i which they offer law for
cash. OF I" nnn'ual customers ms usual Nov.
JN-FRENCII and EAGL!su.-
tlr Jlm,s, recently arrived IN ibis ri;y. hcgs leave
to inform the ciri2cns of New O;leans thai he will
open an academy on Monday, IA, J,nnar", Mt w.
10 i"n!"usc street, for the instruction OF ynmh 81
hn,h s,Xcs, in French and English. in which he
will he any assisted by Mrs. James and Ms
Me cher, wn" speak both those languages with
great t'ncncy and pnrry, ard vino viii take charge
OF the departure ut OF the Young ladies'.
Mr.. LINES Will give las wn".p nurntirn to the
var!"n< branches of educat.on aud i,l,lrrs himself
that II" VIII give entire sitIStacIInu ~ liosr VIII
may honor him with their cpniiIrnca. nov
NORRIS 4 Co, No. 3t Charities st Get, are re.
c'iving daily tom thea house in iuia driphia, nu
g epnni ana com lcte assortment OF suh>llnnllni
and inshlonah.e clothing. They lnvrtt rhe a,t.n-
ilun ui The public, us 'hey warranted IN ga, mo
mat strangers ami cIIizcus cannot tarnIst them.
selves moe udvhnta9uOn:!y In any cry IN The
Unlnn.
\. Il. A few d ,yrn elegant ivory hnndlr UNI
hreI!as, from - to Sc inches Also, Iarer arj
whtttp ne packing hnyes, vtrinu- sl2ee, vtrv low
sINHCHANGE-on London, for saichv
1A nil LII GALE, "5 Common st
Fs'llt subscriber offers tor ~alr $50 hhls FInur 1871
i bbs Whiskay; 80 cask. Bacon sides; 80 casks
Bacon Shoulders; 10 casks can,assed Hams.
april THOS b HCLLEN. - Camp $,
VNTHISkEY-2UO barrels reclied, LANDING Ton,
w steamer Empress, for sale by ii DORSEY
hrl9o ID New levec
az ''''s' ''c' '"s s Tsi IL 3, Gr,vierz
IFE PREStRVERS-Ju>l received u superior
- article fife preservers at the Bazaar
ar BUSH ~ ALLAN
I lME--i0i0 asks rhumaston Lime, landing from
IL ship Peruvian, far sale by
apl9 WHITNEY, 10 Camp $,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Roman for sale bv
~ mar % READN BARSTOW,7 Bank Plar.
- PERM tANDLES-3OJ boxes sp mn I5andIes,
- nssar,ed hraois, for sale by
arl 81 BRIDGE Go ia Magazine
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NEW MEDICINE.
Dr. d. x. Phelps ComPound TOWITO PILLS.
Entirely Vegetable


Il mem ant inrniuiUe Mcdicine for MI Diseases a. so
S"bstfa|e fer Cniomei, as rnthartc in Erreys
ant M Billions Affections.
'I'htSE popular Pulls being continuation of a newly dis
~, c"'c'c Alkaline substance extracted from the
'"ht WIN other vegetable substances nC have found
" "hlS Ndtuse It's ELECTS belle, be the hest
i'e ih" tath'rC Nedictne discovered They luy.
been anndlv and successfully tiled and have cd
universal appreciation for Scrou Dyspepsia Jtun.icc lh
hons Diseases Gravel rheumatism, Coughs, Coils Inuruz,
n'r'n' Nervous Diseases Acid stona.s Ganlnar ell
HhsA OF AL ki'"'s, tosIvcne 5, Cole. HeiduChr &C.
An Ahdoe TO Contagious aud Epidemic Diseases to pre-
vent inc FORMATION "f hious and F. and
Hs"e' Ac III th"ae VINO reside hot climates, nu low
arshy co"httles mud tho best catartic that for
those orars. Sc,nen find them an iufbr remedy
for the ulvy aud Travellers the best mcuc ,I,,y can
Use 10 cnuneract the dangers of UNHEALTHY eli
'atcs F'rortnay Family rhyso they ,lIy APP
proved as the hest offered,
ihn pee ulir virtue Of the Tomato Plant long
ne a'tfac,e" the attention of the medic profession
public ud Interest been directed to the future de-
't"e"'ent ct It's medicinal qualities winch the proprietor
h"lpy peng now able to grufram his
tue public with tho fu confidence Of their helm. the MOST
sitE ana VALUABLE REMEDY DISCOVERED. Numerous
certincatcs r cures, from those who hive them and
tcsumohy OF several phrscln who have them all
cohs" " rot'"boratc this opinion The rapidly ny
uehahu or ana IN" universal appreciation bestowed
tuHtss ~ ~ ~ ~
IN presenting this article the public the nrop was
"ucto ~ t'e nope that amrdcinn erared VIII IN uch
care anu win -trct regard to the Chemical aud Thrapcu
coPes OF IL several ingredients should tho place
oil the irresponsible medicines the dny with which the
country aohdsahd from the favor upou
tby physicians and ctcrs, he uslifed expecting .
result. " o 1880
For full account CT this interesting discovery tes,imon
ais mode of operation &C. ramphe,s wh,c NAV he had
gratis Of all who sell these pills
None are genuine without the signature OF g. r. PHELPS
NJ u, SUI" proprietor, Hartford Conn.
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bacon, LARD and pORk---i 5n htas turc,no,,
- cured Sides and Shoulders
5000 kegs first quality Lard
100 brl4 Mess Pork, for sale nv
spl ) >TETSON g. AVERY uHt.,nyj.r :
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Drsy, cart and wagon do
Saddle bags, double ands ngle; va'ices; mr deal
saddle bags, BtmsS' Is carpet bags; best IRON frame
leather fo'o runks, brass nailed; leather boot top
do, assorted sizes and various Style; hnis ers md
pistol hels coach, gig, suIkey, twig and planters
crop whips: wool, worsi+d, cotton and leather
girhs and sursn4les; stirrup ea'herS: Trunk
straps ana worslel r,in web; cham aud hook
hames; biind briGIes and lines: S Och colla,s,
and h"rse and mule collars, ,"i al qualities: mo.
rocco, buck bear. sheep and buffalo skins; pIaled
brass and steel bride bits Of evry description
plated. brass and steel spurs OF every description
plated, brass aud stee! slrIups Of every dcscrips
ton
Together with complete assortment Of every
article in their line Of busness--a Of which they
offer ius sale accommodating terms.
They will also continue 10 receive through the
year, by packets from New York, fresh supplies 10
keep their stock ample and complete.
KUuES, DAVIDSON & CO,
n IL Canal
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g ADDLERY W ARE.- he subscribers manu-.
~ LECTURERS and wholesale dealers in s,ddery
goods, are no" receiving by la.e arrivals from the
NORTH, IL addition TO their former stock. an extern
slve assortment "f articles in their line, among
which the inilowlng, viz:
Indies and misses PLAN and quilted saddles.
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ENLAGG STONES-60e yds Fiagg Stones landing
Il from ship st. Lawrence, for sale by
$ 4, WHITNEY
may - Camp Il
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'ENlfE rNbc are ueCtl.v llitlneu INIT tns ina
tni"n Is erected 81 HE improved ran, .
IN an hiy aud most adj irake F,,ustin, in the ,Elnu
i"NNi' upon the ruit' nd ore mi" from ,e siias
s'rri.
The hail'rS i~ large egl ccm,rmliesisls divide
mi" Hpaitn"nts, TOR k.ep separate different classes
mud d 1crcul diseases.
The institution is surr'i witt, the most skliu and
attentive n'ne and tenaia MN I'D speaking the VI
rlu!s modern 'sns!aecs.
Private rooms may be had hv gentlemen at five doh
lars pei s!av. incluiI. stieufaucs. &c
Terms IN tn" or insry wards, two dollars per la.
slaves also two dollars. Small OK in The ortnai.
wards, FIVE dollars.
All capital surgical operations extra.
The resident ply scian is isr Weddc,nap TO whom,
for admission must made. Or TO Or C. A
Luxembourg No j. Rnmrarf street. arl",~
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FOR SALE BY,
a "inns'e General Agent No IL Exchnngc Place
the Office Also by Fey chanu, No 1873 Rue val
]. Baker g. Co, No II New Levee
Dr. Marshall Corner 81 james and Trllapltouius .ts
J. Ross, Lafayette City.
G N Morrison. No II, Canal street
u Jones, corner Tivoli Circle and Triton Walk
Those that wish to act AgentsJ address f. 4 FOL,
bAN SBE Wholesale Agcn mar "
kN AGNER LIQUID UDENTICA.-HAs
w been long used. both here and in The north
with uniform success. for cleansing and whitening
The tealh, and preventing the ,onhache: preserving
the gums, purifying thu breath, and rellving most
diseases To which The mouth is liable IN either the
adult or infant -one tea spoonful, mixed in a wine
glassiu of pure water. and applied to III ,ctth
in usual name. with a hrUsh will rfleclually pre-
vent scnrvy, aud ward off that circulating pain.
/ he tooth ache.
Prepared only by T. F. Wanger, Surgeon Den.
list To Jefferson College, and sold wholesale and
retail by CARLETON K Co. 81 Canal st.
to sole agents Tor Wanger's Odenrica
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Amer. and Eng. hr,llps and h,idie m"untings,
do do mhrtingalrs,
Plated. brass, and Japanned coach harness,
d" d" do gig AMI snik 60 do
do do do Barun,hu do
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SfN W ,i.i,., IOiTLG--.u received n, ,IU,r n
- assorted from Gu ,heets 30 v ca iucb..
LOCKE Il TO,
M From levce
n ItA,-.,a|e... y, IiiI..,Jl flIIA-For sale i,
~ M l. VI IKE, IS Camp st
s. loRk--4G shiS in >rfc "
NJ i. - Al; S
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Il Jones, corner Tivoli Circle and Triton Walk
Those that wish to A.entsI address + 4 FOL.
DtANS BE, whoes Arcu mar "
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N\NCY MATCHES With beautiful paintings,
j. landing from ship Alexander from Bremen, for
ssleby TRlER
itbl? 81 Magazine st
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-05-16
"A LEAK IN THE TREASURY.

The last move OF Mr.. Woodbury. i, tbus
stalled in The ST. Louis Republican OF the
ll,h inst
Lately the Bank OF Missouri was re.
CURED TO transfer a large sum Of The money
which had accumulated in her vaults. he.
onginS 10 the Government, from the land
Ounces 10 New York. We have understood
,hat The amount was about $500 600. Fol-
lowing Tins, comes a circular from Wasbinu-
ton, directing the officers engaged in pur.
CHASING subsistence and supplies for the ar.
my, Tor The Indians, SC. &C., 10 make all
tncir purchases upon time, and not To cons
tract TO pay Tor any of these things unli! of.
Ter the first of July next"
Ihe iacts here stated are well calculated
10 astound the people. The transfer of the
specie from St. Louis to New York. ism
natural result OF the sub.lreasuty system.
now partially enforCedby the administration
-out 'hat the finances OF the government
were so embarrassed, and the ten millions
OF treasury notes, and the proceeds OF :ne sala
OF me United States Bank bonds so nearly
u mol entirely exhausted, as TO leave The
Senerai government without ihe-present
means oil paying lie obligations, and TO re.
9u"e IL 10 make lis purchases of supplies on
time, al, OF course, material advance ON
cash prices, "o hardly supposed to be rossi
bie here must he some secret leal, in
me vauils ot The Treasury, which 10 letting
on The ample supply of funds furnished by
congress, and the receipts from customs
perhaps The leg treasurers are al work.
certainly some unusual and UNEXPECTED de.
mana mas been made On the government.
which IL will become The next Compress "a
inquire into.-BaH Patriot
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-05-16
Correspondence OF the Nat. Int llieencer.
" Ety Xnnu Mn,, s To-


The packet ships are in Ono Liverpool
yei,) with London dates TO the 18th, and Lis.
erpool 10 the 9th ult. The news is impor
iant and rather gloomy. There is no fear
OF war, and but lille to be spprehended in
| that respect but cotton has fallen three far
things; the Bank of England lost over a
million sterling OF its bullion since the last
quarterly average, is selling It's stock, rap.
idly curailing its circulation, and producing
paralysis in business operations which
must seriously affect US tits not probable
thst the news by the Liverpool will make
things better, but worse, which will be sad
news for The Southwest. The news from
Pniis, political and commercial, is also very
gloomy. The King OF France has patched
Up quasi Ministry pro fempore, W hicb sat.
isles but few, and creates tremendous ex-
element. The session of the Chambers has
been opened by commission. An immense
crowd OF angry people besst the Chambers,
and The air and attitude OF the popular as,
semhlage are represented as truly menaciug.
The military and police were very strong.
The King is said TO have gained over Soult
and bis son. The following is the Ministry
called in the Mon,teur "Ministere de Tran,
sition," and nicknamed by The Paris waits
the April fool Ministry, having been an-
nounced on April fools day:
Interior DE Gaspario. Peer
Justice & Religion Girod, [de Pain Peer
Foreign Affairs Duo de Montabel!o
War Cen. Desoa,s Cnb;er
Marine Baron Tupjpier DENY.
Public Instruction Parant, Deputy.
Finance Gautier. Peer,
Cop. Pub. Works Gsspario, lad interim
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as DEFAULTERs, with names, dates and
sums many OF which sums are from 800.
OOO TO SlOO 900. All these were OUT Of OF.
lice so long ago as October, 1897.
They also report list of NINE Rrcr,v.
| ERs, whose defaults have been ascertained
since that date portion Of these also. are
for large amounts:
Here are seventy two OF this class of off
GERS who have plundered the public of more
than a million Of dollars
II should be noted that this list was taken
from MIR. Woodbury's Reports. The Com.
mittee had neither time nor means 10 enter
tue dark recesses Of any of the UNREpoRr.
ED receivers.
We hope the first act OF the next Con-
gress will be the creation OF a Committee or
Committees, TO enter personally on the ex.
animation of every one of these "min,s of
private coinage"
We fear the Indian Department will be-
found even more rotten than that OF the pub,
| lie lands
The Committee seem TO conclude that
Inc government RETAINERs went into office
Known to be gross delinquents, for the BEN
eh' OF their active, Inscriptions partizan
services.
VIII the Committee inform US in their
next report whether those men we're not ORR
gandhy appointed entirely on this principle?
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-05-16
FROM the baltimore Patriot of JVednesday
THE BEEF MARKET

Al the regular Cattle Market on Monday
there were good number of Beeyes offer.
Ell, but as The prices demanded by the ow-
ners were higher than lbe butchers could
pay, Without violating their pledge 10 The
more than ten or twelve cents a pound No
purchases were made, except as we under.
stand by one butcher. The remaining nor.
iiop OF the Cattle have passed on their way
10 Philadelphia. wv
a, The Centre Market, this morning there
was but little beef offered for sale, and by bu,
Few OF 'be butchers, and only sold by Them
10 'heir regular customers Asw have re-.
pea'edly before remarked, let The high price
0, peel proceed either from scarcity, Inonop-
oIy, or any other cause, the true remedy
and The one which will assuredly succeed. if
persevered in fo5 sufficient length of time
is 10 abstain from the use OF beef until The
price falls.