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ALEXANDER HILLS
uOnSE FIRMS HING ST ORE,

No IS Camp Street, Mem Orleans
VNTHERE Families fnd all articles OF houseKeepng
w comprising general assortment and select STOCK OF
KITCHEN FURNITURE Cooking utensils In and
Iron Ware; Fire Sets, brass and STEEL Shoves and Ionss
and Kitchen Fire Iron. nor, O,,1 Wy mn.
Enameied and patent metal timed HOLLOW WARE;
GERMAN sII.VER-Block Tin and Britannia Tea and
Coffee UTnS. m ~
TABLE CUTLERY-Gema Silver, Britannia and Iron
Tea and Table Spoons. NJ
WOOD WARE-Brass and Iron bound Cedar Pals,
Churns and Tubs.
Rattan bound CED AR WARE, "a new article.
WILLOW YARE-Baskets, Cradles, Nurse ChaiEs and
Hearth Brushes. 80
MATS-Jute Manila, AIicant, Palm and Husk Mats.
Walters and Trays. =, 49,.
Brass Britannia and metal CandleSLchs ana Lamps
Steamboat and Hall Lanterns.
Cooking Stoves and Furnaces. , e. r
wood OF coal with fixtures complies the most approved pat
~ HOTELS and STEAMBOATS, furnished a re,
dUCpd prices. LnnoVh
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Dr. T0lOnsend-pear Sir: have the pleasure to inform
you that three of children have been cured Of the SOua
by the Of your excellent medicine They were afflicted
very severely with bad sores have taken only four bottles
took them away for which feel myself under great Obga
ton. Yours, respectfully,
Isaac w. GRAIN, 1O6 WoOsterstreet.
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FREDERICK DURRIVE, Recorder of Mortgages
BERNARD MARIGNY, Register Of Conveyapces
Justices Courts for the City.

First Distyic-[Oice No 222 Tchoupitoulas street J.
Daniel Byrne, Justice; John s Dunno, Clerk John J.
Hoppe Constable R. F. Nugent, A Davega, James TTea
nor, John Speith, Deputy COnstabes.
Second District-[0fice No IS Common street -GeO.
Bright Justice. q. l.. Bright, Clerk. f. Belleau Con
stable; Edward z. Kennedy, P. GOman. VIM Horton, A.
kerkhsn, Deputy COnstables
Third Dtsfrict.-[0fiice st Louis Alley, next TO the
of Benvlle street &c. b. Beverly Justice Victor
Ser6, Clerk j. z Walden, Constable; N. b. Outlaw, L.
H. Sere, Deputy COnstables.
Fourth DiStrict.[Ofhce No. S. Condo street ALEX
Derbes Justice Paul Duverges, Clerk Gustave Meyner
Constable; A Meynier, F. Generey, Deputy Constabes
Fifth Distriet-rOhce corner of Eysian Fields and Vic
tory streets l-Alphonse Canonge, Justice. E. Canonge
Clerk. Francis MOuney, Constable L. E. Generely B.
Sorapurn. R. SchexnaydeT, DEPUTY. CenStabes.
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MnRMsl WORMsII WORMLs!!!

v
ITO REMOVE these Troublesome and dang inhabt
l. ants of the stomach and bowels which often impair
the health and destroy the lives of Children JAYNE
TONIC VERMIFUGE, certain and safe preparation for
the removal of various kinds Of Worms, Dyspepsia Sour
Stomach Want of Appetite lntane Fever and Ague and
Debility of the Stomach and Bowels and Organs OF DigeS
ton 1t is without exception of the most valuable
partitions in the world. For sale by
NATHAN JARVIS & CO,
ap1R Corner of Magazine and Common streets.
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PLEDGE without reserve, solemny pledge my honor
man, that will neither make, buy sell, beverage am
Sprituous OF Malt Liquors. Wine or Cider
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JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT.

Supreme Court-Geo Euss Chief Justice; P. A. Rost,
G. r. King T. Sdell, Associate Justices. Eugene Lasere,
Clerk Felix McCulloch Deputy. W. A. Elmore, Attorney
General b. G. FOnteneau, District Attorney.
u S. Circuit Conyt.-J. Mckinley and I. I. McCaleb,
Deputy Clerk. T. j. Durant, District Attorney W. +.
Wagner Marshal; c. A. Labuzan, w. Shearer, J. IL.
Rhinehart, Deputies.
.. s. District Court.-T. II. MoCaleb, Judge N. R.
Jennings, Clerk.
Judge. Aft Rousseau Clerk; Louis Sere, Deputy Clerk
Second District COHrt of Men OrLeGnS.-E. A Canon,
Judge Thomas c. Poole, Clerk; P. NJ Berth and E. BOr
delois, Deputies.
Third District Court of Nsao OrIeqns-T H Kennedy,
Judge W. r Bedlock Clerk; J. B. F. Maxent, l.. K. COuT
in and Z. Weysham, Deputies
Fourth District Court of NeIo OrLeans.-Geo Straw
bridge, Judge T. Gilmore, Clerk J. r. ToledanO and J.
A. Hopkins, Deputies.
Fifth District Court Of Non OrZeansA NJ. Buchanan,
Judge. F. Leblanc Clerk; c. w Lewis J. S. Baron and
J. o. ChslOn. Deputies,
officers Of the Parish of Orleans.
FREDERICK DURRIvE, Recorder of Mortgages
BERNARD MARIGNY, Register OF ConveyanCes.
ROBERT SPEDDES, Coroner of the Parish.
Sheriff e:c-JoHv l.. LEWIS, Sheriff; J. D. I,eefe Gen
Clerk and Deputy Sampson Bossman, A Sidney Lewis
Michel de ATmas Samuel Powers, Robert Swain Jules
Sorauuru Felix VI Jacobs J. L. Fabre, A. Trepagnier
Hugonin Sam l.. Waldo Charles kishaw, N Trepagnier
Chas. uauIpe ThOs. A. Watson and Edward Mcliugh.
Deputy sheriff.. g. K. WISE Deputy Sheriff and Kee",
Of the Parish jail T. Brooks, H. Bence and Thomas NJ.
White, Deputy Keepers.
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CANKER IN THE MOUTH

Below is an account of another child saved Dr. Town
sends Saauara has saved the lives OF thousands OF chu
dTen The following two certificates selected from great
number received this week.
NEW YORK, April l, 1S47.
DR.. T0I0nSsad-Des Sir Que of my children was very
sick with Canker in the Mouth and Throat attended with
great debility. 1t came dying obtained some Of your
excellent medicine, and cured directly, which assure
you feel very grateful. YouH, respeettulY,
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SCROFULA CURED.
THREE CHILDREN

This cercaLs ConcluslVely proves that this Sarsapaa
perfect control the obstinate disease of the BO
Three persons cured in one house is unprecedented.
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LIME

LIME.
TOnA CASKS ThOmaston Lime, for sale by
lUtU myT JOHN STROUD & CO. l46 Common st.
TTIHE WESTERN PILOT-A complete guide to travel
i ers going North by the Riyers-giviEg a minute de-
scrption of all points the Mississippi Ohio and other
rivers on the different routes, etc, For sale by -
ap26 MILES C. SALE & CO, II st. Charles st.
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SPLITTING BLOOD.

NEW YORK, April rs, Io4;
Dr. TOLonSeRd-I verify believe that your SaTsapaTla
has been the means through Providence OF saving my NE
have for several years had bad cough 1t BECAME worse
and worse At last raised large 90 ntes OF blood mad
night sweat and greatly debtated and reduced ana
did not expect olive. have only used your SarsapaTla
short time and there has wonderful change been wrought
in me- am able to walk all the city raise no
blood and my cough has left You can well imagine
that am thankful tOrthese results. Your OBJ d servant,
WIN. RUSSELL, IS Catherine ST.
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Youn ar Brothers ID Temparance.

W,smNaroN FOUNTAIN No. 1-Meets every Saturday
evening ~ O'Clock Chrysal FGant Hall, No 222
Z DEACON, 3. G. J. Fyfe, PB; A. G. Randall, $ J..
Cooper. s e. ] Springbett. g r. Bein, A g F. Jour
dan l w A. c hilds o W u. w Lyons, P B.
ORLEANS Fol uSTA1N No 2-Meets every Thursday eve
ming ~ ock the Hall of PELICAN Division otFesrs0
b; r. J. Labatt s w. v. Phelps, A S w. a Young, G:
J. G. MeLaren, 6; NJ. L. WEIGH w; j. j. Luher, y W.
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NOTICE TO THE LADIES.

Those that initiate Dr. Townsend's Sarsapara, have in
variably called their stuff great Remedy tor FsGieS etc.
and have copied bills and circulars which relates the
complaints of women word for word-Other who put
up medicine have the great OfD Townsend
SaSapara in complaints incident to females recommended
theirs, although previously they did not number Of these
Mixtures Pills, etc. injurious females they agra
vate disease, and undermine the constitution.
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TITSIFTTSl Fits

ElISl EllSl tlISl
DR. Townsend rot having tested his Sarapare IN case!
Of Fits OF recommended it, and EurDrsed
receive the following om intelligent and respectable
Farmer of WeStcheseT County -
FOaDHAM Angus: 49, 1S41.
DR.. T0lcHseRG-DeaE Sir: have little gJTl seven Yeas
of age, who has been several years afflicted with Fits;
tired almost everything for her but without success at last
although could find Recommendation CITc!IiaIE
for like hers thought she IN very DELICATE
health would give her of your SGap anla and
glad did only restored her strength but she
has had Of the Fits, great pleasure and
prise. She is fast becoming rugged and hearty, for which
We feel grateful. our, respectfully,
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FEVER AND AGUE.

Chis and Fever and Ague The following letter only
of the hundreds that have received from the South and
West of like character: - -
OswEGO, Michigan, Oct. q 18H.
DR.. T01CnsepG-Dear Sir purchased for my wife TWO
bottles of sarsapana of your agent Mr. MeNalr, of kaa
mazoO to try for the Fever and Ague Before had finish
ed the first bottle it appeared the blood, and every
other day when the ch and fever appeared they were less
Violent and before she had finished the bottle she was en-
trey relieved and she much better than she had been
before she the ague lady that had been sick
with chis and fever, out had broke them with quhIne ana
was left in very weak and distressing state and troubled
exceedingly with the ague cake seeing the effect that il had
my wife, she sent and procured few bottles, and It re-
stored her few weeks to complete health Your saEsapa-
ula is without doubt unequaied in diseases incident to the
West and if you think that this communication VIII be Of
use yOu liberty II you choose.
YOurs rsspectfuly CHARLES Ii. SWAIN
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RHEUMATISM,

This is only one of than four thousand cases OF
Rheumatism that DR.. TOwnsends SaBapnnIla has cured,
The and chronic weekly eradlcated Dy
its extraordinary virtues. ,
James Cummings ESQ., one of the assistants in the Luna
tic Asylum, Backwes Island is the gentleman spoken OF
in the following letter: ., ,e.,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-23
SARSAPARILLA.
DIR. ToWNsEND's sARsAPARILLA,
WONDER AND BLESSING OF THE .aGE.


The Most Extraordinary Medicine in the World
THIS EXTRACT Is PUT UP IN QUART BOTTLEs-lIl Is SIX
TIMES CHEAPER AND PLEAsANTER, AND WAX
RANTED SUPERIOR TO ANY SOLD. IT
CURES WITHOUT VOMITING, PURG-
ING, sICKENING OR DEBILI
TATING THE PATIENT: - IN
EYNHE great beauty and superiority OF this Sasapaa oyer
an other medicines is, that while 1t eradcaes the dis
ease it invigOates the body 1t some oil te very pest
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINES
Ever known: it not only puries the whole system ana
strengthens the person. but it creates new pure ana ch
HOOD: power possessed by other medicine. ana IN
mis- lies the grand secret of its wonderful success IL mas
of severe cases of disease; at least Is Gov were CONSIDERED IN
durable 1t has saved the lives OF than 0OO chdfen
during the two past seasons,
10000 cases of General Debility and want OF Ner-
vous Energy.
Dr. TOwnsend's SaBaparlla nvgOrateS the WhOe system
permanently To those who have lost heT muscular energy
by the effects of medicine ndscTeen committed IN YOUTH
or the excessive indulgence of the passions and brought on
general physical prratOn of the SYSTEM asstude
want of ambition taintng sensations premature decay ana
decline fastening towards that fatal disease Consumption
can be entirely restored by this pleasant remedy Inns oasa
parlla is far superior to any
INVIGORATING CORDIAL,
As renews and nVgOraes the SYSTEM gives activity TO the
limbs and strength to the muscular system, IN most extra
V'O'H"1' CONSUMPTION CURED.
Cleanse and Strengthen. Consumption can De cHrsa
Bronchitis, Consumption, L1Uer C0RptGtnt C0eaS,
CGtGrrH Coughs, Asthma, Splitting OF BtO0d SORENESS
of the Chest, Hectic Flush, Might SDeGtS DtCatt or
PrOfuSe EIpeCtOrGtOR, Pain an the SIDE, Sc mace Oe6
and can be cured. - -
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Female MEDICINE

Dr. Townsends Sarapanla asoveregn and speedy cure
for incpient Consumption BarTenneSs PToapsus Ue or
Falling OF the Womb Costiyeness, Piles, LeuchOnhgo or
Whites ObsJructed d.cu MenstruatOn, inGontnence
of Urine involuntary discharge thereof and for the general
pFOsttOn Of thesysemuO matter whether the result OF IL
heTent causes produced by regulaty illness or &C
cdent Nothing be surprising than lis InVIgOrAng
effects the human frame. Persons, all weakness and las
situde from taking il at become robust and full Of
egy under its influence 1t immediately cOunteacs the
nerveesne of the female Frame whChs the great OF
banenness 1t will not be expected Of in OF de
cae nature exhibit certificates of cures performed, but
the afflicted that hundreds of have been
reported tOuE Thousands Of cases where families have been
without children after using few bottles of this invaluable
medicine have been blessed with fine, healthy Offspring
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LOUISIANA GRAND LODGE OF ANCIENT YORE
MAS0NS-hods It's Grand Annual Communca- a
ton ct New Orleans on the I'd Monday of January "a
ObTcsrS-M. r. Dudley N w Grand MASTER III - 2 VE
r. Lewis r w Deputy Grand Master; Willis r n X
Coleman, w G Senior Warden; Cadin GOrin, w ~
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-12-30

any use" and are FAR sETrER than any report could be
which i paid for according its length, and which would
therefore bege the temptation make il long and duse
as possible" In short these reports exactly what they
should be- judiciousy furnishing that there any
DEMAND for that nothng minute is wanted by the
people" This certainly praise to be proud of if sincere
and that is true and sincere, bound believe from
the and unequyoca terms in which it expressed
Now, what have say to the reader, enable him
properly TO judge of the ridiculous position in which the
post has placed itself regard this matter is, that the
Reports Of Congressional Proceedings thus highly comp
mened by that paper far the Senate concened
our oca A reports, first published in the National Intel
igence under with the Senate and thence trans
ferred bodily the columns of the Washington Globe
the day succeeding publication of them The House
reports also the full reports of that body prepared by
the Reporters for the g Congressional Globe and for the
port and publication Of which the ProPetors Of the Congress
sional Globe receive by existing contract with the
House Of Representatives for the short sessions Of Congress-
(such the pesen. session., eight thousand dollars,
being fully twice as much as would payable either
Of the other Washington papers for the same service had
the resolution Of the honorable member from Massachusetts,
been adopted.
So that though the Debates published in the g Globe
are really the H reports,he idenia paid reportsyet
on account of their freedom from shalowness and " windy
and their being presented through channel diff
feen from the Intelligence the Editor Of the Erening Post
could not recognise them, and fastened to laud and exal
evenn exavagan terms, the very thing against which, for
mary days previously he had been equally extravagant in
venting bis Indignation We therefore think ourselves usii
fed viewing all the facts above stated in coming the
cuson that the objections Of the post do grow of
the particular plan Of reporting the reports themselves
yet their to the national treasury, but of party
prejudice, producing wl blindness and pabe perversion
of intellect.
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Baron NICOLAS KoRF.

Fon THE NV TERRIToRIEs.-The steamship Fqicon,
which sailed from New Orleans for Chsgres the 18th
slant, crowded with passengers The following only
few Of the which find in the list Of persons who
went in her
Persiter +. Smith, Governor Of California lady and two
servants George Ada Collector Of the port Of Astoria wife
and six children Judge w. p. Bryant, Chief Justice Of
Oregon r. Pricheti, Secretary Of State Of Oregon w.
Van Voorhees, United States Mail Agent in California,
MAJOR Fitzgerald, U. 8. A. Major Ogden, u. s. A., and
lady Major Candy, U. s. A. and lady Capt, E. G. Elliott,
u s. A., and lady Isaac Bronson Mail Agent in Oregon
Capt j. McDougalI, lady and child Lieut. Gibbs Capt.
X. Waterman Rev. Mr. Woodbridge; Rev. Mr. Douglass,
Rev. o. 'C. Wheeler and lady.
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COMMERCIAL AND OTHER DISPATCHES.
BALTIMORE, DECEMBER 29-5 p. a

BALTIMORE, DECEMBER 29-5 p. ~
The cars from Philadelphia have not yet arrived heF
have doubtless been detained by the During the or
ing snow fell here the depth Of about six naes but Tor
two hours past has been raining very hard and our streets
are in an almost impossible condition with water and sluh
Very little business doing Small sales Of Howard sff
-four at 4.s7 time, and S4sI cash City Mills ned q
IS. Corn meal 81. so, and rye -four S3.7
Wheat is steady sales Of white at l05 10 cents snd
red at 100 lo5 Corn improved sales OF white OF ff
and yellow So So; oats &c a 80; rye co.
Provisions steady beef cattle So 81 per 100 bs' gross ave
erage-an improvement. Hogs s450a 50.
Sales Of wool at 23 33 per lb. for tub-wsspeda
Improvement Whiskey 243 25b cents.
The tobacco market Is very quiet No ssissoi moment re
ported and prices nomnaly hast quoted Inc inspec
tons Of the week are only 81 hoesheads
Nothing Going in stocks The money nsiA se'y easy
Nrw YoAK, DEC. 2s--2 Pm.
Tho Tc,.or.nh 4. sg.n in working order, and what
80, 49, rs. now cross the North river and er
tend directly into tho city, thus gaining much time which wa
nrey;oslv jost 4 crossing the river TO Jersey city.
The sock market Il quetno change TO note In pric
Tbsre s an active demand for -four, but the ffmress
bs nreyen,s large operations. Gcnesee selling s5s2
S5s11 Corn meal ~. 1911
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A COMPLIMENT TO GEN. weoI..

The New York Legislature, by unanimous passed
at the last session. directed sword TO be presented Gen.
Woo, 10 the Of the State, 10 testimony of its appre-
citation Of bis yaor and conduct in the Mexican The
ceremony Of presentation is appointed take place to-rnor-
Albany, when the sword will be presented by Cover
YorSs. General WooLs fame 4 soldier began with
the Of ls2 and his exploits in the last Of have
more than justified his early reputation.
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The Cincinnati papers state that Mr. HaTaAwAr aweahy
resident that city, has been declared BY commission de
lunatico nqSireDdo incompetent manage his estate which
is landed and valued s75OOoo Il has accordingly pass
ed into the hands Of guardians for the benefit Of his children
Mr.. II. purchased h!1 property in 1910 for 81, 100
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EsronArIoS TO T&vAsA paper published in the parish
Of Rspdes a that the number Of people passing
Texas i unusually large says since the Presidential
election there has heen constant train Of wagons the
road tothe neighborng State They chiefly from Mis-
spp and appear to have started Immediately after the eec-
ton. All the main roads Texas are crowded with emil
grants o. Courier
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,pLESDID BOOKS FOR GIFTS. Hsrper's stan
- Ard Pictorial Editi0ns.--

c,PLENDID BOOKS FOR GIFTS. Hsrper's stan
- dard Pictorial Editions.--
THE ILLUMINATED BIBLE
PICTORIAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND
PICTORIAL COMMON PRAYER
SHAKESPEARE, ILLUSTRATED
ARABIAN NIGHTS ENTERTAINMENTS
THOMPS0N'S SEASONS
MILLIONS POETICAL WORKS
GOLDSMTTH'S POEMS
Together with choice variety OF 5UyEsi Boos ae OF
two hundred different kinds. -
BIBLES AND PRAYER Boohs u evcry rss rd
ASSNWIHLs SnS'WI5IH AND GIFT BOOKS. sPLENDIDITf IL
All of which viii be warranted and sold at greatly duc:i
prices .-...s, poouc -... ,,,
49,, -: r.sved i vtivet, Turkev Ard o,her bndnys
cell snt,d for the s~sson. X. fARNHAM,
dec az TNevsl Corner lith 81. and Penn, ~.
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Hisa curious fact that fine fat white shad taken in
the Hu5son the 22d instant, (the Pilgrim annver
sary and likewise equally fine in the Potomac, op
pose this city, the day. The shsd do usual
resch our river much before the middle Of March.
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new Roman Catholic Church in New York, cah,d 81.
Nicholas dedicated Sunday last II was erecedN tc-
the German congregation, and cost $4,000. y
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To Professor WALTER r. JoHSsoS.
Translation Of a Letter from his erceilency Buo
Nicolas Korf.

4StCOtuS hOv.
The Director OF the Department Of Military Colonies in
Russia Lieutenant General Baron Ko Mr. Johnson, Pro-
fessor and Mining Engineer, Philadelphia:
ST. PETERsBuRoH, June 10, l84S
Sin In s46 officers belonging to the administration
Of the Military Colonies in Russia, the Baron Wrangel and
Mr. Pee sent in conformity the supreme order Of
his Majesty the Emperor Of all the Russia England and
Amercs for the purpose Of studying the ground the
poaon Of coal and the development Of that invaluable branch
OF industry
Having their brought home the satisfactory
details Of the results Of ther mission Messs Wange and
Pfee have assured that during their soourn In America
you had sir, the very great complassnce to accompany
them in several Of their journeys Of observation that you pro-
cured for them opportunities Of visiting the remarkable
coal mines and most important manufacturing establishments
and that due your kind and the e1pa
nations which you pleased give them, that they
able collect thai useful information the attainment Of which
presents to strangers SC many difficulties.
These kind attentions your part towards those Rus
officers and the enlightened cooperation for the Of
science, impose upon the agreeable duty of expressing
you the sincere sentiments Of my most lively gratitude and
beg Of you, sir not to refuse collection Of minerals the pro.
ductcns Of Russia, herewith transmitted which, under the
authorization Of his Imperial Majesty, offer you mark Of
my particular esteem, and remembrance Of the travellers
whom you have much obliged.
have the honor be, sir with respect and consideration,
your very devoted servant,
Baron NICOLAS KORF.
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IMMENSE ExroRrIrIoS or CHErsE.--Last Friday one
house in New York cleared the custonhouse for Europe
49, 3l9 boxes and 2s7 casks Of cheese wghin 9s3 4d5
hounds and valued al S6s. .s4l.
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From. his Ercellency A. Bodisco, Russian Minis
ter al Washington.
WAsuIsGToS, DEcENBE

.,a WAsHISGToS, DECEMBER 6, ls4S.
DEAR SIR Baron WRASGEL and Lieutenant PfEIFER,
their Russia, did fail to inform the Imperial
Government Of all the useful information communicated
them by you and Of the cesyo had afforded them in the
successful ulfment Of the object Of their Investigations.
Of the Military Colonies has been authorized by his I'm
peal Majesty thank you for your obgng cooperation
and 10 present to you collection Of Russian minerals
remembrance connected with the kindness you have shown
Messrs Wrangel and Pfeifer.
have the pleasure you letter from General
Kof and the box containing the minerals This Just appre-
citation Of your readiness aid in scientific pursuits parcu
larry gratifying 10 your very humble servant
A. DE BODISCO.
To prnEnssnr W.rrrn r Innxsnx
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The Director Of the Department Of Military Colonies il
Russia Lieutenant General Baron Kor Mr. Johnson, Pro
fessor and Mining Engineer, Philadelphia: