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THE CHILDREN D OF THE NEW FoREsT-A new
THE DREAMER AND WORKER: by Douglas Gerald;
LIFE OF LOUIS PHILIPPE; By Francis w. Rice
THE HALLS OF THE MON1'EZUMA and PIERRE
THE PARTISAN-Tales of the Mexican War;
TOM CRINGLE'S LOG by the author of the Cruise of
THOUSAND AND ONE NIGHTs-Part q:
DOMBEY AND SON-Nos. 10 and TO- completing the
work. mYRtf
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Memoranda:

MemOTduua:
Sch John Roalef reports the following vessels at Tam
pco brigs Harriet, X. w. Brown and Spartan schr.
Gen. Sheds-al arrived on the 22d ut
Towboa Shark owed down and to sea on the 2Sth ult
ships Emma Watts and Geo. Washington, schrs. COL Fan
ring and Jno. Randall.
Iowboa Ocean lowed down and to sea on the 18th ut
ships Fairfield and Minnesota, brig Salvatore, and schr
Aparecida
Iowboat Hercules towed down and to the 9th ult
ship Brandywine, bark Louisa, and schr Henry Long.
fowboat Conquerer towed down and sea on the 9th
ship Empire Queen, bark Delawarian and brig Hindoo
Spoken:
On the 9th ult, off Cape Antonio, brig yelling Lass
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,pu, ROBBINS ORLEANS MILLS.

lie SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform the pub
I nc generally that as usual he is prepared 10 furnish
G% "sae and retail Corn Meal, Oil Cake Ground Feed,
r Coffee Spices of kind and OF the most supe
INV quay neatly prepared and delivered free OF charge in
* pdH OF New Orleans or Lafayette.
ues ett matter TO what amount, can be filled at the
CS hocGe the Orleans Mills beng the largest and most
Vss,s ss establishment in the city
t fces moderate and such given to the prepare
TrSn, ouers as will insure a second call. 49,
-g0Olm 5. B. RORRINS. M 8 Trim gle BMIidlngs
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SPANISH T,ANCuACE

= EW PRIH.HT!E LESSONS ONLY An
r. j. GOMEZ, Editor Of La Patria. will devote few
~ hours during the day give instructions the Span.
h Language MI. G. has adopted new and easy method
by WHICH scholar can learn to read speak and translate the
Spanish Language in two or three months
For TERMS &c, apply to Mr. Gomez at his office No 81
Exchange Alley near Cont street at the Bookstores OF
B. Steel IA Camp ST; Thos l.. White, 50 Canal st., and
j. C. Morgan, II Exchange Place. adjoining the Postofoe
s Ii required Mr.. G. will give lessons at night. m9
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door above Lafayette street.
my27 6t* b. WELEMAN. 4
CARPEN TERING.
~ COLLINS, BUILDER No. 131 P0YDRAs ST.,
~. between Carondelet and ST. CharIes) New Orleans.
10 Cisterns made, Counting; houses fitted up, and Job
bling general done Also Sash, Doors, Blinds etc. with
which Planters and Others can be supplied. my27-tn1
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kssa ~ g. -
Depot, corner Of Baronne aud Perdido streets
single ticket, any distance above Pleasant 20 cents
single ticket for children and under 12years 10
g g Its TICKETS ss SRed2 x. 49, ~ 50
Servants (slaves) for any distance ..... 10 cents
GR Residents in Lafayette, Carroton and vicinity are
informed that this Company has fixed uniform rate of
Communication tickets for passage in the Cars owt s. 90
Children half pree-no such tickets given for any other
period than the first to the last of. each mouth.
A Car, expressly for ladies, in each train.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT:
FROM NEW oRLANs; PROM CARRoLLToN:
Horse Car.......at 61s NJ HoneC ar.......at AM
Locomotive. M Locomotive. " AM
:. .....at II Am :. LAT 10 AM
. ...-..at ] Pm LAT IL
lat 81 Pm LAT PM
:. ....,.at 54 NJ -. LAT AZ PM
-. .....at "a NJ LAT 6R Pm
Horse Car.......at ga M Horse Car, orr
......at ll1a M steam. fneces- lat Pm
sary. ....,....,)
g. lat 10 PM
es"The Cars will leave New Orleans and Canolton every
hour after clock Sundays if the weather is fair.
ay The Lafayette Horse Cars will leave every 10 minutes
from the of Baronne and Canal SIS. my12 tlsNov
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~ p,,,,,, CLAIMS! CLAIMS! CLAMS!!!
k 1GEilE ED from Ship Island few hundred superior
~ oLAhS which will be served up at the HoLBRooB
paslER SALOON, in their old style, as real CHowDER
aies and lovers of good thing call and try them. m3
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FAMILY OF NEGROES FOX SALE,
FAMILY OF ACCLIMATED NEGROES at
u private sale. as follows
NEGRO MAN, aged about q years good subject,
and his Wife. Negroes, aged about q years. good cook,
washer and ironer-wh their two children, viz Boy,
aged about years. and an Infant, aged months
The above Negroes are fully guaranteed and come well
recommended They will be sold for half cash balance
on and IL months for approved endorsed notes with
gage on the Negroes. Apply 10
my13f PIERSON s. BONNEVAL, 81 Gravier st.
CARGo IIME-l6o0 casks THoMAsToN LIME,
~ landing from brig Susan Ingraham, for sale by
myA JOHN STROUD s. CO., l46 Common ST.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

On the 9th ut, off Cape Antonia brig yelling Lass
from jamaica, bound to New York.
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SUMMER RESIDENCE AT Vaudeville

Il A delightful SUMMER RESIDENCE at Man
f.M devie measuring two arpens fronting the Lake by
lE.- twelve arpents in depth.al fenced in. The i'm.
Of three fronting the Lake galleries in front and
good building built expressly for vstes, having two large
rooms with gallery STABLES, etc On the premises i fne
in front of tine property fine and beautiful Flower Par.
erre The property will be sold with all the Furniture Cow
Horses, WAGES, etc.
For Terms which liberal and full particulars apply to
my22 PERSON Il BONNEVAL, 81 Grayier st.
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NEW oANAL-sumMER ARRANGEMENT.

NEW oANAL-sUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
ssssnr,7;777s, NoTICE-The Passenger Barges on the
ssasss.z=.s NEW CANAL, will commence their
s<-@-=--s--a regular Summer trips, on SUNDAY. the
10th leaving the New Canal Depot foot of Julia street.
SUNDAYS, from City to Lake.....;".e and 10 A. M.
:. " Lake to city ;; 3, 9 and i A. NJ.
WEEK. DAYS from City to Lake. a. NJ.
:. . Lake to Cty....:s;.:;;..:y.i8, A NJ.
my12 JAMES STOCKTON,% Superintendent.
NEW ORLEANS & cARRoLLToN RAILROAD
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rp INFORMATION WANTED.
he Widow of BERNARD BOWLES, lately de-
SSes;ed IN New Orleans, she is requested to call the
ts ugned where She will lean something TO her advan
Nse1eaallVe TO the affairs of her late husband.
ml5t J. .. PERSON, 81 Gravier ST.
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MEMPHIS WEEKLY PACKET LINE.

" R. HALL, SURGEON DENTIST, No. IA
w :. CARoNDELET STREET (between Common and
Canai,) New Orleans. myl26m
LARD.
KIM KEGS aad 20 barrels Prime Leaf, in store, for
cOO sale by STURGES Il WRIGHT
myi9 I'm IS Tchoupitoulas street
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46Ty 1JO1I1zaItS NEW AID
WILl. be paid for the recovery of the slave JOHN q
w gn, aged about "a years, who is supposed to have
strayed from the steamer Cotton Plant, Sunday the l4
inst He about feet 6nches, and well made has
his chin dressed in fancy eoored yellow panaoons rather
The above reward will be paid for the delivery Of said
my1s BEARD, CALHOUN & co.
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" \ N = S.

nun, GENERAL AGENT AND BROKER.
1'hE subscriber offers his services general AGENT
- and BROKER in the city OF New Orleans, and hopes
@ his PERSONAL and digen attention business, to merit
he APPRECIATION of his employers As New Orleans will be
~ permanent place of residence, persons leaving the city
Inhg the season and DESTROYS of employing an
nsen to attend their affairs during their absence, may
e ie wishes complied with by applying TO the subscn-
"l' y neXceptlonahle references given
Ml21sm w VAN RENTIlITN SEN s. G,ra
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Vol, 19. Mol Whole No. 575.

il WIS abandoned and given up. But we are
asked how This hill came to puss both Houses
without opposition? lie answered, because
no one knew the amount received hy tho reg
ulnrs; this WIS fixed 10y an army order; and il
being stated that il was hill "lur the benefit
of volunteers" it passed nj once without i'll
QrIiry or opposition. Such is the brief history
ofIhs shameful aud unjust law. What would
the volunteers, the people, say 10 the man
who would take $50 per day whilst enjoying
all the Injuries orcivilzed life, 81 who would
rob the honest and brave volunteer of one
thrd Of his pitlnnce ofS3,50 per month for
clothing? Not enough to purchase II hat or
pair OF boots. Would old lack have done
this? No, Sir; he would have given his hat
nnd shoes both to M old soldier rather than
tuke single cent from him justly OF UNJUST
ly.
And there was another thing to which he
wished 20 cad the special attention ofgenle-
men. Gen. Cuss was SAID 10 ne u friend 30
economy. He was n very great economist,
lie takes especial care Of peoples money
especially when lie gets it in his own pocket.
| Laughter lie had some proofs on this sub
lect to which he would refer the committee,
and lac called upon gentlemen TO examine
the official documents which he should pro-
,Iucc. Gen. Cuss il was known, was once
Governor of Michigan and eX-ofiicio Super
inlrndcnt of Indian Affairs, appointed under
special law, with fixed salary of $4,000
per amman. He WIS appointed Governor
aud was cX-oflicio Superintendent Of Indian
/ Affairs, just rs the President Of the United
Sates is President and eX ofiicio Commander
/ it chief Of Tie Army and Navy; aud he would
ask gentlemen had the one amy more right
to extra pay than the other? But Governor
Cass not only drew his SALARY while he held
! that Office. between seventeen and eighteen
years, hut he charged extra compensation
willie drawing his salary Of $4,000 per nnnum
amounting 20 The enormous SUN of SOC, /.
over and above his salary. lie would read
To the committee some of the items TO show
what the charges were, which he had derived
from official and authentic sonrces,and which
could not, and he presumed would not be
cOntroverted on this floor.
/ Extra charges by Governor Cass, as Governor
and Superintendent of Indian Affairs, over
and above his regular salary, as per docu
ment No. 22l, 1889, Bird session, 25th Con
gross, page ..
From October 9, ISl3,to May %, 1922, % years,
ten rations per day, go Geuts ench) S6,6lC
From October ., 1913, to July 81, 1881, Si50C
per annum, extra salary 20, ia
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S33.325


said 10 be allowed by Mr. Calhoun, six years
after he was ont of Office.
Document No. ll2, same session, page
c counts N 1850
% dnys per diem, at S. per diem, trav-
cling expenses 40 cts. per mile con-
GLIDING treaties at Greenville, 1914,
St, Mary 1918, Saginaw and Sautde
Marie, and making arrangements with
the Wyandots, * C., from 1917 to Ic20,
as per document No. G.;id session, 9Th
Congress, pages II &. IL, (beng extra
fore and after treaty : 1916
Per diem, 50 days milagc, &c (SS per
day and 40 cents per mile at the treat
of Chicago, IN 1921 6o6
For attendance at Washington in 1871
90 (2JS days. to settle his own &c.
counts, aud mileage, 90 rations per
day,) and st,O32 travelling expenses LAS
Extra services as commissioner to treat
with the Indians at Wnpaghkonrtta,
/, "ud at Prairie du Chen, in lS25pSS2J
dayIluE nav aud mileage $3.50, TAX
ing treaty TO wGsirTtashS2, O92 2,i4c
' Gavs . Nv - 552
',c g. days ss'''''' }" '''' Vt - 1866
Similar services at Butte des Morris in Is
q, 60 days So
Similar services at Green Bay in 1925 GO
| DAYS LIE
Similar scrvict at st Joserh's in 1870
days 2iC
I; Services and expenses in Washington
city in IS2S, preparing a code for the
regulation of Indian a1rairs,and mil
cage, III days !, 52,
Services for experimenting Indian ngen-
cics at Piqua, Fort Wayne and Chca-
20, for the years lS22- g. A. o. g. 70,
at 81 800 per annum 10 500
Similar services, same agencies, 1929
80, and part of 1881 at 81 800 per an
NUN 3,S.I
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This last charge, with his three salaries;
one fixed at $4,000, and two extra salaries
of 81 800 each, would make his pay at this
period amount to 81 ,355 per anntin-moro
than S3l per day, Sundays and all, exclusive
ofhs ralons taken from the pockets of the
tax paying people f,hc United States by
Gen. Sass, for his services as Governor aud
Superintendent of Indian affairs for the Ter
ritory of Michigan, at a fixed salary of $4,000
per annum. lfsuch were his extras as Il
territorial goyernor,what will they be rs Pres
inIen!? At the same rate they will amount to
upwards of 100000 per ann;In, which he
would have just as good right to claim as
ca oifcio commander in chief ofIhe army and
navy of the uuied Stntes, Where is the
difference
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1t would appear from this state ment, made
from documents specially referred to, (and
which, if wrong can be corrected by Gen.
Cass's frends,) that he charged and received
pay four times for the same period o: times
LIST. His regular salary MS Governor ana
ca o6icio superintendent of Indian at-
600 per annum for about is years $4,000
I'd. Fifteen hundred per Onnum extra
Years, paid in 1881 26,715
Rations-ten rations per day at 20 cts.
each for between 9 and 10 years OSLO
3D. Fifteen hundred dollars per annum
extra salary from 1921 to 1881, about
ten years, being part IF tie ADORE IS
gears l4,j'o
4th Specific charges for 772 days of the
above time, ut So per day and 40 cts.
milcpge,i in attending at Indian treat
les, at Washington, to settle his own
accounts and for extra pay as above;
preparing an Indian code, &c, being
specified above 12,7l2
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WEARS BAIsAM AT HoME.-Boston April a. lS49 H.
Reth W Fowle Dear Sir have been induced at the
suggestion of many of my friends, to make known 10
the pubc through you, the great benefit nave derived
from the use ofthe medicine called w istarS baisan
lid Cherry in the hope that others sunerhg rom
lung complaints may find the same RELIEF ny is use
that have done A., eli s,r
The latter mrt of last summer, and in the fall SUI
f.red greatly from cough, pain in the sde u
fcuty of breathing loss Of appetite and other sTp
TOMS which indicated a rapid decline three Oh Tue
most learned and intelligent medical practitioners pro-
nounced my case consumption, and stated TO me tlat
nothing but change of climate could be OF the least
possibe benefit to me- my lungs were in very M
damcd and diseased state. At this time, III nope.
might find temporary relief for my cough, Poagnt
hottie of the Balsam which not only gave me inc renel
that my failing strength required but seemed 10 give
Inc new life and energy . ,,, ,, o,,,,o
After taking several bottles ofthe medicine, my appe
+Itr returned and with my strength my cold entire
lv left me as also the night eweas which previous 10
this had been very prouse. In five weeks tiihe gam
ed eight mounds Of esh and have been able ever since
to take nv accustomed exercise, walk OF from thee
N fnur miles day. and attend to my regular business.
shOuld be most happy to have you refer any one, Who
innV wish further particulars, to me- at my place OF
business 3)5 Westinghouse. WM IL. HOLDRook'
The genuine signed |. BUTTS on the wrapper;
For sale by f. j. BLISS & CO, Brandon, Jonh
s;monds, Whiting X. Wright, Shorehan, ana H.
Simonds, Pittsfor1 also, for sale byDeaers III Men
ienes generally in Vermont.
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Sherif's Sale J!

yTrILL be sold at Public Vendue, on
w WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Of
every week, at the building formerly occu-
pied by B. Howard as store and tin shop,
general assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Tin Ware, &c. &c.
eg- One lot Gray Kersey Cloths, Doe
Skins, Serges, Alpaccas and AIPlne.sni Musiln
de LANES, Ginghams, Cambricks, Silk PlaK1s
for dress goods, Shawls, Silk Crayats,. do
Iandkerchiefs, Bingham Lawns, Nestings,
Lining, Silk and Twist a large variety. OF
Buttons; few dozen Woollen Socks; Whips,
Clocks; rs reams Wrapping Paper; Teas;
Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Ginger Spice and
Pepper. One harness, nearly new.
The above will be sold as above, unless dis
posed of at private sale. Also, Stove Plpe
made to order.
P. S. Taken in exchange for goods, Pelts
Butter, Cheese, and Grain of all kinds.
LEVI BRIGGS, Dept'y Shf.