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THE TREASURY REPORT.

We have shou!dercI Mr.. Woolbury's Budget
and arc toddn of with it, as well rs we can
His estimated 3 lance of 2.7G5, lag, on the Isl
Of Jan. i; may be the New York Lcy-Sno Urea
sury, Mr.. Price, has already walked of wifh.-
The scene Of cmbarcation on board the Liver
pool its sulicnncss aud secrecy, and the q
nlaZcment Of the Party Of the Government, as
Steam Power bears hi.a beyond the cnraged I'm
potencc of the Federal Power, pllay COM
nents,-wil irresistible arguments, upon al!
that part Of the Repor; which deprecittes tho Sc
curitv Of Blnks, and cxults the Government
Treasures. We irust that one potent fact WI
overthrow ten thousand wordy theories. We
have had before orr eyes, roon-;lav practical
dcycsopclnent o. thc s5uD ircasr, "'!.::e...
Carnbrcicnr last winter saii, SIS ana II
PRACTICAL OPERATION iii, i3l!-'-2, IL SPITE or
LAMENTATIONS here OF elsewhere. TIL The day
4o,Sia III f4sfsaFiga IS Sf 'hG rssa5sa htae ~
Poor Toby Watkins. III prison. for iisc years, fo-
/; b1ssteUe, WAS all hen;.all and Co. could fina to
make an ottcrg against, when in 1922 they came
to Washington ITO cleanse the Augcan Stable.
IN. Y. Elk.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1839-01-05

u We find the following in the Portsmouth
T...unc OF the tlth:
iySCnIxG.--h man was tarrca aud feaihcrcd,
role On I, rail. aud ofholFlse shTmefaliy NAL
treated at Gavan3otlc. Va, a few days since, by
mob consisting Of almost the cn:ro population ct
tI. lace on charge Of abo.itionism. Oar fact has
tcen stated as part Of the 9izg.acofdl transac-
ion which If true, viii su5jec; ever one con-
ccrncd to c7niiEn punishment by the criminai
ja.rs of Oaio. winch trIs; vii be rrId!y en-
ro~-ci-na.noiv, that the person is q ct=on q
G:;o a1g zrs t7tel 1l-o-1 LAS SITE for TIC par
pose Of being ..aic subject to tie iy2ic':on.
f-"7,e--Icrs sioaEi teecs 1HIHGs,a e1elaim-
ci Dtr:c' Webster, II Il Massachusetts Eiuca-
ITO, Convention; .-our schools have not looked
beneath the supcs fees Every thing - s- rotc;
,ya-,s without ideas. Il has become the fashion
to teach every thing through the press. Con
yersa,ion, 50 valued in ancient Greece. IS ever
looked aud neglected; whereas, II IS the richest
source of crr'turc We teach too much By u'an-
,afs ;1a little hv direct intercourse with the pa-
pi.-s mind: have too much OF words too N
tie Of things"
ARKaSsAs B.eGAGE.-'sBoy. run UP stairs &c
Ne. = and bring nv tacgagc-hurry, Tn ahoG'
moving said a tall Arkansss-neat-aye looking
person Yesterday to waiter, at enc of our crack
hotels.
.Whar IS yoar baggage, MASH. and what's be r
s.Why, three pistols, deck of cards, a Bowie
knife and one shirt You'll find them under N,
piIlow"-N. o. Picayuns-
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1839-01-05

FUBLIc LAHDs.--Thc whole quantity OF ANU
which would fall under The operation Of FIR: BEN
Tons bill for graduating the price OF the fnh'i1
Lands, according to a report made to Congress at
it's last session. by the Commissioner Of Tue zen
eral Lind Office, would be scveaiy-onc millions
OF acres. distributed over nine States ana one
Territory IN the following proportions:
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1839-01-05

tomorrow. Nay God forgive them Who brough,
10 this uniiinely death. have made up nly
mind, and forgive them. To-day have been
promised Il lawyer, to draw w nv Will. | have
appointed vou my executor Of said Will wrote
to yoii in nv former letter about my body If
the British Government permit 1t, wish 1t may
be delivered TO yoa 10 be buried your farm
have time to write long To you, because
have great need Of communicating with my Gre
ator and prepare for his presence. The time has
been very short that has been allowed. Ny last
wish 10 the Americans is, that they may not
think OF rcvenging M death. Let TO further
blood be shed and believe me. from what have
SEEM that all the stories that told about the
suiierings OF the Canadian people, were untrue
Give my love to yoar sister, and tell her think
on her as on my mother God leward her for all
her kindness. further beg yoA 70 t. sAS, 70 ROT
w. Johnson, so that he may Nh ah honorable
bread Farewell, my dear friend; God bless and
protec. you.
(signed) n. Won sCHoULTZ.
To Warren Green, Esq. Saiinu,
State of New York, U. S.
Tie Prcs:den, and the E.,n;s4e-l'1e most
ken place, is the attsmpt Of the PrcsldcnLto CO.
Iuet the banks.
Nothing that he has ever said or Conc agains,
the banks must be construed into hostility 'oill
cia or personal 10 them Ga no! lie cher
ishcs The kindest feelings towards them, If they
will only keep out of his way. and mind their own
businesses. no understands il! His friendship
reminds of the nursery hero
And much grievcd his heart, he said, to Kill
the rogtcs-and then he hIrd 'em'''
This whole passage, repeat, is vastly Gu
riotIs, and we shall be anxious t. know how tn
fast-ant-loose game will DO received by Fanny
Wright and the Ev ening Post.
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Tom ~ Baltimore American.
". I;IyGrov. y c. %, 1888.


UNITED STATES SENATE.
The Vice Prcsiden: laid LcfoFc tho Senate,
from the Secretary Of 'ho Treasury, Report re-
lafiyc to the relief Of The insolvcu, debtors Of
The l.. States.
4 bill vas reported granting TO State and in
corporate Rail Road Companies the right ct way
through the Public Lands.
NJ Williams, of Maine. brought in the follow
ing resolution, which WIS adopted
Rcaolrcd, 'fha, the Secretary Of War be re-
qucsfed to communicate 70 the Senate such III
formation rs may lie IN his possession IN refer
once to The defence Of the frontier OF the State OF
Mainc.-,ho number Of troops ut this time en-
ploycd within tho S,ate--1nd the posts at which
they arc sia!ior-a.
Tho resolution was .l7Ptod.
Aflo- The p-oecn.at5 4 If some unImpor'ant
r9cInor,als, Ito Senate 6ioa-ncd over to "ednes-
day nezt. ,r,,-,,.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
DFFtLCATtON.
Thu TT,Yse continued in session last night
CTrrjdayl til! near o'c!oc.s-Mr Wise keeping
The aoor till the hour Of aGioeTnment, conc!ucin:
The speech begin By him some days since IN 'ei-
cscnce 10 dc(acaiions.
The resolution from the Committee Of ways
and Means f3r Se.cc. Committee was ec'o's
tho II &C.
III. ,.iso, during his speerh, oxar1ined into
every particular relative 10 forty dc.a'caiions-
y,i3.- 4,es places, dates, sai.:s Of GctalcatIon,
and cory f4e. in reia.ion to them Two hours
were passed IN confederation CT the defaleat'on
Of Samuel srartwaut.
PETITION IN RELATION TO HAYTI.
TIE petition presented by Mr.. Arms somo
DAYS since was in order, and caEae up Tor discus-
SIGN.
NJ Drongoo'c called for 2 division cf the rcso-
uiion, and tiist part Of it proposing a reference
TO the Committee If Foreign AHairs car
ricd The proposed instructions next came up,
and on this cues,s9n Mr.. Adams addressed the
House at length. Mr.. A. said he -as in favor OF
those instructions, because the Committee on
Foreign ATairs was opposed to the PRAYER Of Pc
,i,ions OF to an action upon ihcmH He consid-
cred that these petitions demanded The considera-
ton of The House. Proceeding TO discuss the
merits of the abolition question:
! The CHAIR called him to order
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1839-01-05
TREASURER'S REPORT--EXTRACT
Treasury DEPARTMENT,
Indianapolis, Dec. 10, 1888.

The Treasurer Of State. in obedience TO the
directions of the Act concerning the Auditor OF
public Accounts. & Treasurer of State" submits
the following Repor, of the revenue and expen-
IitLres Of the state, and the operations of the
Loan Office, e.. from the first of December,
1897. 10 the 30lh Of November, 1888, bo:h IN
elusive.
RECEIPTS during tie fiscal year, from rer-
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1839-01-05

\ NEW NosE We learn from tho Medical md
and Surgical Journal Of Boston, that Dr J. II
Warren, Of that city, his been second time sue
i csstul IT manufacturing nose fron the intcga-
aents of the forehead. the patient was Young
iav residing i'll II inc, who through the irno-
rlhco of quack doctor IN trying TO dclnolish a
pihpc, completely destroyed her nose. Her
;s'gc hen- lhas rendered unsecm'v, she applied
Ia h. Warren far assistance. She bore the rh-
n"p!,stic operation without nc!1ing, which was
'eTi'rmcd The l7ih ult. Every thing was
worked kindly, Inc nose knit by the first III
'enttoa, and the noisiri.s and wings are well
turned and promise II 90 on improving IN ap-
pearanco.-INe.c Yor: S.1r.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1839-01-05
CANADA,

From the kiassloa Ca.oaic,, Of s.o Sth inst
Execution of Mis- Von Scio2,t=, tie Leader of
tie American Bfisanis.-The warrant for the
execution OF this person arrived in town We'd
nesday evening last, from the seat of govern
men'. addressed 10 the Sheriff OF tho Midland
District On Thursday. the prisoner was remov-
cd from Fort Henry TO the common Ill. and from
thence 1T O'Clock this morning. he was taken
to the g!acis of Fo., Henry. and there hinged
The following ieifer is the only document left
by Voa Schoul,z, which is considered of any liz
tcrest to tho Canadian public:
(Copy)
kIN-SrnS IaI1
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1839-01-05

Life of a GcatIcmaD.-Soncbody has manu-
featured the following :-':Ho gets up lcisnreIy
breakfasts comfortably, reads the papers regular
Is. dresses fsshionaby. lounges fastiJious!y, eats
a tart gravelv, talks insipidv, dimes considerably
drinks surerfino,sly, kills time indiilercnly. snps
elegantly, goes TO bed stapiJIy and lives useless
iy"-Cia. NcscS.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1839-01-05

RoBB1SG GENIUS OF IT'S R1GuTs-IVe often see
announced new inventions springing up IN vari-
rIous remote quarters west, claimed as original
discoveries The fact is that they chiefly
the stolen property OF some ingenious person
elsewhere, that cannot afford 10 punish these
dopredaiors as the patent INV authorizes HIM to
do. When you see !an<-flccd. CAVITY looking
chap poking :ihout among the lci,incrY and
now inventions exhibited at our annual Institute
FAIRS. asking no questions, but exceedingly scru
tnlzing in his researches, you may set HIN down
for Of these gentry, reckless Of every feeling
of honor. who is t1!ling and making models from
the machine. which he Is about carving to the
Yves. or Sonth to appropriate IS his own, and OF
which a firing account shortly after appears in
some village i)urnal gioritying the piagairiSt as
tho original patcntcc. These e The
evil fruits Of Public fairs, and sordid desire, too
prevalent in our country, for giin at the expense
Of Justice ami merit-N. Y. Star.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1839-01-05

4 gallant down east editor, IN describing coun-
try dance, says:-'Thc gorgeous strings of glass
beads now clistcn the heaving bosoms of the
village bellies, like polished rubics resting the
delicate surface Of warm apple dumplingse'
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1839-01-05

By and by VIC shall ali pull one way ICi'obc.
As The SIX horse thieves said, when they were
about TO be hanged. prentice.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1839-01-05

Iowa IN CoSFCsI9S-Strf, has arisen between
Gov. Lucas and the Iowa Territorial legislature
question Of power. The Governor insists fhat
all laws and resolutions must DC approved. BIZ him,
before they arc of any force The Legislative
body contest This position. Both parties spunk up
and all business is delayed IN consequence
TCincinnati Gazette.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1839-01-05

LIVINGSTON JAIL,
December Sth.
When you get this letter, Il am no more have
been informed that my execution will take place
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1839-01-05

A RARE FI-u.--At the meeting of the Zoolo-
gcai society, held on Tuesday, living clccirt-
cal eel was exhibited b. gentleman named
Porter. the only one ever brought 10 THIS country
or 70 Europe alive. 1t was taken in the river
Amazon, III South America, and had been tong
months without having any sIstcnancc but fresh
water. Mr. Porter stated that he had known
them to live three years in this State. The
electric stroke of this animal was most cxtraor-
binary. On the passage, ii gave several strokes
through the barrel III which it kept. LIS
power has greatly decreased in n cold climr.c !;
but if it were placed in temperature of IS or
SO degrees, it would recover It's force. So pow
crful is the electric stroke Of this Species that it
is said two finc horses once killed by the
shock given by willis, watering in u river.
The weight Of this one might be about seven
pounds, and it was nearly four feet in length
DR.. Backman said that, although it was certainly
fresh water fish, they had been known to be
taken fifty miles at sea, near Charleston, and
were called by the negro fishermen ''tho devil
He once had shock from one in latitude 81 oeg
30 m,n., winch WAS scrverc that his arm was
quite Souu;nbod They arc dclincat ted by Boifon,
Humho't, and Cnvicr, and are very plentiful IN
the Bay of Honduras, the Spanish main. and the
staGnant pools of The lamas Of South America in
! which they swarm.--Phil. Chronicle
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Piut1rch tells that 4 man should not suf,c
himself 10 hate even his enemies, because in hc-
tug them. he will contract sach vicious hab.. Of
mind as viii, by degrees, break out upon his friends
or upon those who are indifferent 10 him,
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1839-01-05

Two coloured gemmcn were standing convers-
ing hv the rail road. rs 4 train of cars was PISS
ing :--'Did'nt take dem cars long to cum from
whar dev di5?"
s'Na nigEos; bat wy can't you say from whar
dcy sCar.''-T Picayunc.
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LARGE FIRE AT QUEBEc.--On Thursday last,
As houses, exclusive of out buildings, were &C.
stroved by fire in the lnwer town of QIcbec. In
1892, and again in 1885, large fire occurred in
the same vicinity. The whole number &c build
inCs destroyed by the three fires within the space
OF abou; one-eighth OF m,ie, is ITO.
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A NATURAL BORN Sun TREAsusEa-The.Bai- /
iimore Sun notices the birth OF boy, chi Of /
Mr.. Asahcl Soners, with no tower than ssansa
keEs".-Lou Jour. - I1aA
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Resolved, That the Carroliton RAJ! Road Co, be
and it is hereby authorised to make to the rail OF
Baronne street from Julia street to Triton Wall
the alterations and works mentioned in the letter
addressed 10 the President and Directors Of N" said
Company by .IoI n Hampton, Engineer. dated the
18Th Jan. 1889, and now deposited in tho Survey.
nrs Ofii"". provided that :c SAID alterations shall
be approved by the Survey and that tn" bowel and
directions shall 30 determined by that oiic 'r.
Mr.. Yorke Chairman of the Fire Com
mittee made the following rep'r- accompa-
MED with the annexed resolution which, the
rules being dispensed with, We're adopted
The Fire Comnilc to whom referred the
petition of FIRE Engine Go. No. l. beg leave To
Rennrt the following resolution.
Resolved That The Treasurer pay on the warrant
ofthc Mayor, Ono Hundred and Fifty Dollars to
Fire Company No. |, being for the purchase Of a
New Hose Carriage for said Company.
All of which is Respectfully submitted.
+. YORkE, Chairmnn.
JAMES IL. CALDWELL.
Onmotion the Council adjournedto Tues
day next the 5th February at 5 O'Clock 7.
NJ.
JOHN GIBSON. Secretary.
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{! NrEL J. PETERS, Clri:uuu
mos. q. NEl'A,
=. ". SEW ELL


10 the Honorable, the Recorder and Members Of
the Council OF the Second Municp ,lnS:
"e"tlcmc"--on the 27th of Dccrmhrr last, adj
dressed IL letter to Mr.. J. Calhoun, Comptroller Of
the Second Municipality, requesting h;:n To furnish
me with an account OF the debts Of said lunlc,
patty, whether in bonds, notes, municipal notes in
circulation, otherwise. Tine sn,olncd reply
which tins officer returned, has appeared 10 me so
extraordinary and so inconsistent with the ro.t os
in which we stand, that feel hoand to subni, it to
the conHch with my own determination upon the
subject.
In asking of Mr.. Calhoun the IN formation above
referred TO- | made. USE only of , riri,, ,rc..x,r;i
connected with nv official ,,,jcs. y rir., vl;rL
the head of every administration noss,r,rs of in
uuring INTO the condition Of those afiurs with
whose MANAGEMENT, he is entrusted ", "a !, ,,bc-
wise, must remain wholly uniniurmcd in many
cases, w ere the nature Of my office required me to
use discretion Tor which am responsible to my
fellow. citizens; aud bllndly sanction every fnan-
cal measure the different councils, sign every
bond that they may choose TO emit. and endorse
every draft that they may make upon the treasury;
state OF things not only unreasonable in itself as
it would render tho mayor auona,on, and
his Office perfect sinccure but which might, un
der some c:rcums taiccs give to questions in
voving his fortune and his honor, without oitot,llng
him The possibility Of defence.
But | cannot believe that such n ate Of ,hinos
was ever contaminated by the law in inco,por,ting
the city, 1t is not consistent with common sense
that an officer should incur heavy RESPONSIBILITIES
without the means of Judging OF the propriety of
his acts; yc, such wonId evidently be the case with
the mayor where he deprived OF the ripht of re-.
curing at any time, from the competent officers.
the most accurate information upon tho affairs of
either municipality. Above all it would seem
wrong to withhold from him a statement of the fl
nancial condition of the city, which by tho 10Th
section of the act of February l7lll, 1905 it 10
made incumbent upon the treasurer to publish once
in each year to all the Citizens and BY section 81
of tho &C, of March 1925 this publication is direct.
cdto be made under tho authority the mayor and
councl: hcialcr or These acts have been repealed,
but 1t Wo"u be dilhcu!t To understand how the lat.
ter could 80 cniorcrd 1t the proper officer could
keep inc mayer III profound ignorance on tho sub
Jcc''
Ii is true that by the % section of the act oil
March 18th, 1886, .hc different municipal councils
are invested with tie power of defining the duties
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Fl'ee MERCHANTS.

lJ'MERCllAN1S can hare a BEAUTIFUL CIRcu-
LAR struch eff lour hours NOTICE. by tnN,ns tie
Comp'ing Room Of TllLE AMERICAN PRINTING;
Orficr, ST. Charles Exchange, ahjo,ning the READ
ING Room nj Corner Of ray icr street, at Tie Print
M4 OniCe. c0rAer If Povdrns md ST. Charles xkrcekx
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a DANCES will be made shipments to Liver
"a pool, llavrr, MarSriIIcs, New York and lhiudcl.
pa, hv ADAMS g. NHlTALL, =
jal6 81 Grayi,r ri
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CA II lbs

u PRINTED at the shortest Notice, in the most
c(rgaW manner, in Black COlored INKS on Enamel.
led, White III lake, or Plain Surfaced CARDS, and
Prr"s rcry rcnsonn5'e at TRUE AMERICAN OF
Fl'E, co'~cr Ct Poydras nud st. Charles SITS.
Serena New 0nd Beautiful FONTS Of TYPE have
jNSt Gecn 0ali"d Ia lie establishment. 49,
critters recsired n! Comptins Room, 81. Charlie
ErcHn2e 'rd donr from G,avier ST., or at the Printing
Office, rornCr QiPoydl'r & St. Charles streets.
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RArEN pAPER-'ust recaived at "a Char'ras st.
500 reasns Brnndvwine letter tAl'cr blue Il white
20n lIubhard's do d, do do ,
500 500 n u,. A%s' do DO It. i, DO DO do d,
500 fine & snpe,li fine cap !'Iue 4 white.
Part of the al ove plain and part rue together
with good assortment ofr-n writing papers, s'c! as
folio post, DENY, medium. royal md .u royal blue
and white, inr sale accommodating tern 8. by
DAVID FELT & Co, S,u'ionrrs Hall,
jn23 "A Cla'tres st
1xUYNY Rllis-50o G"n1y l'ass y soIe; e, <e,
l.. ja2S 81 Jna ST
NNlNE-l50 noxcS Glare, and s'oucrnc Wine, in
iu2a CliAMpIIN & COOPER, 5? Jua s.,
DErrER-IoD bags in store. and for sal" ly
l. jas THAYEH S'",74 roy,lr-s st
(HORDAGE, N:.-lOO coils ,nrrcd Rope, assorted
s. ifs also, Deep and Ianclead lincs; +, gging
jazz N.Y. " FEib & EARsrov,7 Bunk r'"co
, ALE ROrl.:oo COILS bn1e hope, OF -ulr 'or
ja2o isAAC i,lilDGE & Co. l54 Noxnainc st
{NOAi-47ti tons uftI,a best English coal we'll shifted
X tor steam hont USE, on bonrl ha,1ne ibro.n from
New Castle, for sale bv HOLMES * WILLS,
ja2J Bank Place
ssoTAToEs.l"o p.,'is, n ;," ,I' 'r .'I" By
rVyAR-20O kegs Tar: in first rat. osr, tors lie by
7 ONION stnnard IiIrury editions. .. -carcc ;sld
IL valuable works. for sale by the subscriber:
CONSISTING OF THE
Works of William Congreye, in 3 vols,
do Shirley dramatic and poetica!, vols
do Shaltsbury. in s vols,
do Beaumont 4 Fletcher II vols,
do Otway. in :. vols,
do Home, 3 vols, with an accoun, of his life,
hv Henry Mckenzie:
do Sir William Temple in vols,
do Emperor Julian, ? vols,
do Fielding. luvnl$,
do Roscn Leo Nti 1 vols,
do Lorenzo de Nelici-, 3 vols,
do Richarls'n Clsris>u Harlow, 6 vols,
do Sir Chdlcs Gra.spn. ? vols,
In addition to the above, large collection Of Lon
do. edition scarce works. WA NkEAN,
ju2l cor Camp and Common SIS
EEF Halt barrels mess and prime. at the jus pee
I , ton, in store, for sale by q DORSEY
ianS II New i.ovcc
EIMBH;I.ts. Is cnscS mnuiia silk jmhrrtIn-,
u lnr-r sizes, received from ship NerseH, and To
saa by | BRIDGE. &"o,
dI3 III NnrrZuH
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E ANANA >t.tiARS-lVO,UJU Of different ounlitie
in store mud for sale bv
jnulJ ABRAHAM TEIEE n Ga,;er al,
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Ce5T'I7DN CIRCULARS
STEAM E:asAT Hills.

hWNERS, AGENTS, or CAPTAINS of STEAM
~ BOATS can hare their Fills struck Of, in oss
or mare C"ored Inks, on Plain or Colored Paper sih
despatch, 0"d an fyroal1e Terms, BY IsariaS their
ORDERS mTkUE AMERICAN OFFICE, corner eS
pov,ra- and ST. Chart s.ruets. -
Nay91-lf
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WASHINGTON BALL ROOM
- iE
Dress & Masquerade Ball,

s.. Philipsrset, between Royal & Bourbon.
"a fL Haaager of HE above named Bali Room, CRATE
!uI 20 ii- iteHds and the public 70, the unpara-
lrHd patronage besou ed him tor several sehsonss
respectfully Orgs them that the estahii- hment has
he"n eiiigel for te auLscrntnt Of visitors. and un-
"cfgone iulneis2 repairs. The bar will be surpassed
'y non" IN quality OF quers, and s hestaural i'll bo
hcP' BY the ahleat kest;,urrrur ia tic United States.
Til room will reopen Saturday ag. Bird of
November nSAl hv
GRAND DRESS s MASQUERADE FALL,
ond vii take place usual Monday, Ne'ines-
day aud Saturday evening, during the season, ~h'ch
will ami on the Ist OF May, 1859.
~ II. The greatest attention will he Paid to keep
ing perfect order hough out the esabIiEueut wai
done last Season.
urt!I
NEW CHLE..NS AND NASHVILLE KAlL ROAD
COMPANY. :. .<'f'. "
NEW ARRANGEMENT
'7'Eh lyss!a".ve viii eare tbs Depot at the foot
Canal ;rh-., every day at A. NJ. and return at 4
2. NJ. except Sundays when she " i'll
)epait Return
!. NJ. JsPM
J" A.
u Car for private parties, PROVIDE the number
be sufficient will be sent down the rood on oAs days.
prev notice. ~ 10 p
10 TT CAI nyyEIJ p,o,;,fn.,