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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-13
VOL III.
A RARE CHANCE-FOR SALE.


5N4sEE9ks fIHAT valuable Real Estate, centrally
SEHS i located on LINCOLN STREET, in the City
9ta5#E& OF Worcester, four minutes walk from the
@N H3E$ Court House. late the property of Hon.
JOSEPH g. KENDALL, containing from four
~A@~@->- to five acres of choice land bounded
ery 10 feet on Lincoln Street, souherly Kendall
Street 800 feet easterly Oak Avenue nearly feet
and northeTly the estates OF Rev Aunzo Hill and Hon
Judge Thomas There are, the premises good Barn.
recently erected and from thousand fifteen hundred
FRUIT TREES comprising choice selection OF the fin
est varieties of Apples Pears, Peaches Pums Ounces
&C. The other portions of the land grass grain
and suitable for gardening There is copious and
permanent spring of water the lot capable of being
for artificial Ash pond, other purposes.
The above Estate affords chance for any gentle
man wishing to provide himself with beautiful private
residences or it may be divided into lots afford
the opportunity profitable speculation. If not sold
private sale, will be divided into lots sold
Auction.
For further information, permitted to refer Rev
ALoNZo ELL, ARTEMAs WARD, Esq, P. w. WAIT,
keeper of the American Temperance Exchange
J. HENRY KENDALL.
Worcester, June %. 1913. dwtf
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
TNIIE subscribers have this day formed connection in
l. business under the of DUNBAR & BANGS, and
respectfully the public that they will contin
ue the WATCH, CLOCK, and JEWELRY BUSINESS,
in all its branches the Old stand of R. d. DUNBAR IN
MAIN STREET where they will be happy any who
may please favor them with their CUSTOM assuring such
that effort will be spared to offer the best stock Of goods
their line, and at lower prices Than be found in any
Their establishment in Worcester.
Watch Repairing and Jobhing done in the best manner
r. d. DUNBAR,
Worcester, April |, lS48 SIN J. L. BANGS.
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DAGUERREOTYPES.

f--I A UAIU ENhGU1A II EIO'f --- !.
TOHN A. WHIPPLE has taken the old stand
d formerly occupied by Ltch WhipPe, No. e6 Wash.
,ngton Street, BOSTON, where he will give personal
attention TO III who will be pleased TO give him their pat
ronaee The public are respectfully invited TO call and
examine large collection OF specimens of the art.
Boston, June Q.
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9a aa3ao SmithfleId Lime. a1Vt @tf
TIME subscribers receiving and will havs con.
i s,antly on hand for sale, sSMITHFIELD LINER
any quantity which may be first quail
ity. I geaUb WILLARD, BRANCH & CO., l9e a.
June l6 dwtf No. Warden Block.
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Farm for Sale,
IA CITUATED in Mlbury, near the First Congrega-
se.A - tiona Meeting House, on the road leading
Al Sutton, aiming about fy acres ofLand, large
Dwelling House, q stories high, well finished and very
convenient for large family Of boarders-also, good
Barn with an excellent cellar underneath all in good repair
being the premises recently occupied by the subscr-
Der. The above is offered together the buildings, with
much land is desired and the balance separate lots
For further particulars inquire Of Mr. JABEz ELLIS.
Feb Is. If SOLOMON WOODWARD.
- t FOR SALE. I.v5
s 1.-TWO rst-rate FARMS for sale by the subscriber.
faA i Now is the best time examine, for the purS
L&.AA pose ofpurchasing. IIERVEY BANCROFT. n
Auburn, April 81. It
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fPrRLrc-No. Ill

 AN ACT to refund money for expenses incurred,
 use ot volunteers during the present war, be-
 fore being mustered into the service of the United
 States.
 Be it enaeted by he Senate and House of Repre- sentatires e the tnttef States ef .4aefiea ia Con gress Gssemtled, That the pIoyisions of the jcint resolutions approved March ihifd, eighteen hundred and forty-seyen, entitled "A resolution to refund money to the States which have supplied voinEteers and furnished them transportation during the pres ent war, before being mustered and received into the service of the United States' be and the same are hereby. extended, as Co embrace all cases of expenses heretofore incurred in organizing, subsis- ting. and transporting volunteers, previous to ther being mustered and received into the services ofthe United States for the presen, War, whether by States, counties corporations, individuals either acting with, or WithoOt. the authority of any States; Pro- rfed aotrsreY, That proof shall be nade 10 the sat isfaction ot the Secretary of War, of the amount thus expended and that the same was necessary and proper for the troops aforesaii.
 Sec, :. .4nd bs II further enacted, That the amount sufficient to refund said expenses 30 incur rcd be, aud the same Is hereby, appropriated, out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appfo- priated.
 Sec. 3. .iad be Il ftatter enacted, That in refun- ding moneys under this act, and the resolution wtich 1t amends, it sha be lagfal io pay interests at the raie oi six per cenium per annum on all sums Gdpancsd by States, corporations, or individuals in all eases where the State, corporation individual paid or lost their interest, CT is liable To pay il.
 Approved June 2, lsis.
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Approved June 26. Iss.
IPUBlrc-No. 46.1


 AN ACT making appropriations for the payment Of for the year ending the thirtieh June, thods-
 and eight huEdred and forty niue.
 Re # enacted 6y Lhe Senate and Honss Of Reprs- ssatatires of the UHitst States of -9megica m Coa- gross assembled, That ihe following b., and the are hereby, appropriated out Of any rloney iR the treasury not otherwise appropriated, fer the payment of pensions Tor the year endiug the ihu. 'eth of June, one thousand eight hundfed and for ty-hins:
 For revolutionary pensions, under the act of Inc eighteenth of March. obe thousand eight hundred and eighteen, in addition to sa unexpended balance remaining n the treasury oi eighty three thousand eight hundred and seventy-sevea dollars and forty three cents, fourteen thousand one hundred ana twenty-five dollars and tiity-sesen cents.
 For sayaid pensions, nader vsfioas sets, two hundred and sixty thousand dollars.
 Fer pensions to widows and orphans, under the act of the foarth of Jaly one thousand eight hun. dred and thirty in addition to aR nnexpended balance remaining in the treasury of 6oe hundred and fifty-one thousand one hundred and ffty-six dollars ard thifty-six cents, thiTty-tHe thousand eight hundred and forty three dollars and sixty four cents.
 For pensions ta widows, under the act of the sec ond February, eighteen hundred and foriy-eight sn addition 10 the unexpeuded balance efiwo handred and sixty three toosa nd seven hundred and twenty sine dollars aad eigh;y-seysn cents remaining ia the treasury of former appropriation for the pay meat of pensions under the act ot seventeeah June eighteen hundred and forty four. one hundred and thiriy.sx thoasandtwo hundred and seyeaty dollars and thirteea cents
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TPUslic-No. s9l

 AN ACT making appropriations for the support of the Military Academy for the year ending the thirtieih of June, one thoHsandeight hundred and forty thine.
 Be Il enacted by tie Senate and House ef Repre- sentatirss of the Uaiied Sates of America Con gress assembled, That the following sums De, and the same are hereby, appropriated, ont of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated, fer the support of the Military Academy for the year end ing the thiEtleth oi June, thousand eighi hun dred and forty y-nibe;
 For pay of officers, instructors cadets and musi- cians, segeaty- nine thousand seven hundred and sixty -fe.F cellars.
 Tor eommutation of subsistence, five thousand six hundred and twenty -oue collars.
 For forage for officers horses tour thousand five hundred and twelve dollars.
 For clothing for officers servants, four hundred aud twenty dollars.
 For repai5s and improvements; fuel and apparatus; forage Tor public horses and oxen stationary, prin- ting, and ether incidental and con,ngent expenses, thirty thousand hundred and fifty five dollars. For the increase and expenses of the library, one thousand five hundred dollars.
 For expenses of the board cf visitors, two thous- and aeilsrs,
 For expenses on The board of visitors for the year ending the thirtie'h of June, eae thousand ght hundred and forty eight, two thousand dollars. Approved, May 3i, lSlS.
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A CARD.

'THE undersigned has been engaged for many
 years iu the construction Ot large Sectional Nap of Arkansas, winch he intends publishing in ,se course of the ensuing year His position as Craftsman in the Surveyor Generals office of this Sats, tor the last eight years, has given him the Nos favorable opportunity of laying down the To- t.
 In order 10 ensure the utmost possible correct atss In the position of County Seats, P Offices, ,.i roads, he would respectfully solicit ali those P Nasters' and others interested in the correct ioea- u'hs oi County Seats, who have not sent in the sa@eeFs of iheIr respective places, to be kind 'aough 10 dn so at their earliest convenience and e al taose who have been SO prompt as to favor sm "i'h the necessary information, he hereby ttn- @sIs ms sincere thanks. C. LANGTREE.
 Lttie Roct. Ark's Nay 3DM, ls4s.
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Arrisal ef ar. MlseAell,. nr.,her.

A pfctoand sensation wss created amesg the Irish residestS ef New York on Monday. by the arrival in the Bnssnnia. ef ~ ilam Milnheii Esq, bsoiher of the eeisbfaled psir.ss- Thesses YeFk Saa says:
 lHsnediassly on the sniysi ef sAe steamer hs pse- eeeded 10 the Assos Hease, iaseAmpshy with fsw friends, and throughout ths dsy h. was visited by hat.'reds Of onf public saea, Irsh l.aaers sdsors &c- Sc. The object sf his ssaiss and snexpeeted sssii io ihis ecaHsry sanAsFsiosd so be eoanecisa wth sons meseeasst tn rslstoB 10 has bFothsv, and hs county but sis exact natse of that movement has nei trsasasred. Some zsset that h. brings sn sfser iron sst.I bffish 6oseInn,e ss reeasiHx his brother frss coahnsmenf. on cahd,tsea that he set iies in Afaesea. and that he proceeds i,Bnsdizt~y ts Bermads 10 oh'aia his release. Aaothes ssaaoa ss tasi bs visits ths eoaatsy a inpestass sais- sioa connected wiih the agitation in lseisad. We fepesf it however,, the eh;nct ef Ns Mitchell vist to thss eoaniry Is ktewn only himssf aud E isada, with whom the secret shouid sema, anlii they dsem its pronulgatica advisbis,
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fPrELIc-No. 43.l

AN ACT to amend the act entitis HAn sei 10 ap-
 ProPriate the proceeds of the sales of he public
 lands, and to grant pre-. eInpiion ishls" c., ap-
 proved September fourth, eighteen hundred aad
 fofty-one.
 Be t eRacied by Ae Senate and House of Repre- seHiafiess q tae Unutd States of Am<riea ia Con gress asseelsd That the sixteenth section of said act be So amended. as 10 give the consent of Con gress and the same is hereby giyen 10 the aPplica- ton o the i've per cent fund heretofore reinqarsh- ed oy said act 10 the State of Mississippi, to be faithfully applied. 10 the construction of railroad leading fom BEoadon, in he State of Mississippi, to the easter boundary of said Stale in such manEor to authorize the construction cf a railroad, com mencing at Jackson, sad State, and extending 10 the eastein boundary of said State of Mississippi
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fPUBLlcLNo. 40.I
AN ACT concerning Spanish steam vessel

AN ACT concerning Spanish steam vessels.
 Be n sHGciei 5y tie Senate aRd House of Reprs- seaiatires of us Uai:ed Ssates of Aasrica in Con greSs assembied, That all laws now a force exact ing higher duties Spanish steaD-yessels arriving in ,he United States than exac,ed on steam vessels of the United States arriving al Havana, or any other port in the island o Cuba. be suspended, to place the said siean-S essels footing oi perfect reciprocity, the suspension 10 continue so long such reciprocity shall be thereby secured, CT until otherwise provided for by law.
 Sec. ?. find be t further snIeted, That if any higher duties than those before mentioned sha have been, or shall be, paid by any Spanish steamer ar irving in the United States alies the first day of May, one thousand eight huudied and forty eight ihe Secretary of the Treasury Is hereby an thoFized to refund the
 Approved May 3l, ls4s.
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Mr. cIsy viusss ns. cri.,ssasa.s lsasla...

The last Comvscnsszlth sessaiss tke sofseseon, dsnee bcswesH Gos, OHslsy aad Hsnsy Car. "a rsfersnss to ths seedeF y sss fer ls ihs sssr Il iAs hsl.f zsnsserial diglity ef Jast eae sseslh Id siy rival and guardian friend crist<ssisn mshsrsd te cheat him out ef. tthe rkiasetphis We have not space to psbassh ibis 1ssee Mr Clay ssens to ssy ie hs ezesiisaeys 'cxs<h eia birds with ehA6, n you eas, Tkese h exs;n sf saseasm running thscsgb tbs t<sAss sf s cisy. el unsurpassed pangseey Mr. Clay seems so nndefs stand the nature ef the sue1xhfy n,ait<rx. xhirh aseesdiag to the Lesissals Jsnfbat. k4pt ii Cit. ssnss glssd to his seat ia ths SeAAsa s afs6r f6s work cut ard drsd Cor ths P1Iisds ,phss csavsniie hssi heen pa'ched ap. NJ. Cav has bee1 kasely tes irsyea y his Gisnds. shats pIGin.
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For bsif pay Penssens c iwiaesh and ornAa n.. payable through the Third AadilOEt office, la adj treasury ofeight thoas4nd sexkn hiadrsa and aipe- ' dollars and four cents, hlBs ihoessad five han dred dollars. Es
 For srfssrsges prior io tbs Rsst fJniy one thon. sand eight huaarsd and fife n, paysble through inc oalcea cf the Second and Talsd Auditors. ils adi. ton 10 an unsxpsnded baisace ofi three thnusana two hundred ssd one dollars and forty Ave. cents. eight hundred dollars
 Sec. g. find 5e # fsytker eaaessi Thai inc r,ov,- so to the seecai section oF the set entitled ka .r, making appropriations for he payEens of raTol,s- lsonary and otAer pensions of tue Cned Statss for the year endirx the ihirtIsth Juns, one thoasand eight hundred and forty ssvsn, antfo other purpo. ses approved May seventh. elghsen hnndrrd snd iortY-six' De. and the same is hereby. repealed.
 APPROVED June %, IS43.
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fPrnrlr--Nn 4A1

l AN ACT 10 aitsch portion of the noFthwestern
 land district of Ieaisana lo the district north oi
 Red river. Louisiana.
 Bf saacted by fhe Senafe and Hssse ef Reprs- ssatafces ef tAs Uaifsd States of .amssea ia Co.'S gTsss assembled That, from and after the 6ist day of Octobef, anno Dominl eighteen hundred and for y-eIght, townships fourteen north 10 twenty three north. .nclasve, In ranges four and five wess shall be detached from the northwesietn Iand district, Louisiana. and the same shall, from and after the date aforesaid, be attached to. and form part of the district north of Red river Leaisans; and it stall be- and is hereby, made the daty of the Com missioners of the General Land Otfiee to cause the land office in the district north of Red river to be furnished with the plats and other papers, or tran- scnpts thereof, relating to the townships aforesaid, and to have this act carried into fali effect.
 Approved June I6 IS4e.
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NEW NJ q RK

EXAMINATION of the doctrine of the Resur l. rec,on. and other subjects herewith connec- el ey tee Rev Charles P. TaHentine late of the iisanessee, and now of the Arkansas Confere nee. [. C, South
 ,, me above will contain 400 pages, mo.-Price teis0ns wishing to obtain a copy of the first s1iion, will do well 10 forward their names to inc ..a9' d Little Rock, or give them to any of the (, Souih. VI '''~ -A A-
 Llt'le Rock, June 10, ls4s. 4a-ie
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TPusr,c-No. A2.l

to appropriate the proceeds of the public lands,
 and 10 grant pre- emption rights"
 Re u eaaeted by fis Senate aa3 Rsass of Repre- sentares of the untsd Sisies of .9uasrica tn Con- gross essfmbied. hat the fith section Of the act entitled "An act to appropriate the proceeds o the sales of the public lands, and 10 grant pre-emption nghis,n appIoyed on the fourth day of September, one thousand eight hundred and forty -one, shall be So construed 10 suspend only such portions of said actas precede said filth section (reiaiise 10 tie distribution of the proceeds of the sales of the public iahds) thai being hereby declared tc be the true intent and meaning Of sad hf section of the act aforesaid.
 Approved June Is, ls4s.
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BY AUTHORITY. Acts and Resolutions PaSSsda at inc First Seksion of the fhirtieth Congress.
TFusLIo--No. 3sl

ltpsLIo--Ao. %.
 AN ACT 10 provide for the purchase of tho u.aau. script papers Of the late James Madison, former President of the United Staies.
 Be t enacted by the SenHis and House cf Rspre- scntatirss ef tAs UniIsd States ef 4neriea ia Con gress assembed That tho sum of twenty five thoQs. and dollars be, and the h hereby, appropriated out of aDy money in the lFeasury, not otherwise appropriated. to purchase of Mrs. D. F. Madison, widow of the late James Madison, formerly Preai. dent of the U. States, al tho unpublished mana- script papers of the said James Madison now be- kongng 10 and m her pOssession and upon delivery thereof ts the Secretary of State with pgoper con- veyance of title 10 the United States tue said sum ot money, upon the certificate Of the Secretary of State of the delivery and conveyance of said papes shall be paid at the treasury agreebly to the wishes ot tho said Mrs Madison, and ia the manner fol- lowing, namely: i've thousand dollars of said sum of twenty five thousand dollars to be paid to her and the residue of twenty thousand to James BueA anan, noW Secretary ei Siaie, John Y. Mason, Secretary of the NAyt. and Richard Smith, Esq of Washington city, b be held. pat out to interest. vested m stocks, otherwise managed and disposed of by them, or the survivor survivors Of the as trustees for the said Mrs Madison according to their best direction and her best sdvsRiAge the interest or profit arising fren the said principal sam to be pad over to her as the same aeernesths said prin- rpai sum to be and remain inalienable during her lie-iigse, permanent fund for her maiDtenance, but subject to be disposed of she may please by her last will and testament.
 ROBT. C. WINTHROP, Speaker of the House ef Representatives. G. Nj. DALLAS Vice President of the United States, and President of the Senate.
 Approved May 3l, ls4s.
 JAMES K. POLK.
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{ PCRIac--N. asl
- tlkIIC--4tl. AS- AN ACT 10 regulate the exaianee of certain Jocu
 meats and other publications of Congress.

AN ACT 10 regulate the exe,anee of certain doeu.
 ments and ether publications of Congress.
 Bs tt saoeted by tAe Se,ate and House of Repre. stnatiUss of fac United Ssies of .9msriea in Con gress asssRbled, That th, Joint Committee on he Library shall appoint suci agents, as they may from time 10 time deem reqasie, to carry ato efci the donation and exchange ofsnch documents and other publications as have bee, or shall be, placed at their disposal for the parpse.
 Sec. ?. find bs t fuyfhe epaeted. That all books transmitted through such agents for the use of the government of the unitedStates, or of any govern ment of State or of its egIslature or of any de- partment of the gowerRmet of the United Siates or of a State, or of the Aeaemy at West Paint or of the National Ins;iiute, shil be admitted into the United Ststes duty free.
 See. 3. find De fl fertav enacted, That the sum ot two thousand dollars ihefeby appropriated, out of any money Tn The Teaary mol otherwise appro- prated; and the is ni at the disposal of the Library Committee, for te purposesi- carrying in- to effect such agency, andiona,ioa, and exchange, and of paying the exPeAss already incurred in re- la,ion thereto.
 APPROVED June 26, lSs.
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fines on eoatfactcEs. Scr any asrsasohabieas aaAse essary delay n fAe departure of sneh sis af in he petformance fthe trip Psepiasd, That she Ene fof any deiaHlt saIl set excee1 vae hslf e the een tract price paid stn the trip.
 Sec. ;. AAd bs # .6srtker faacted, That s shall not be lawful for any contractor or srsnspoting the mail 70 any foFelgn country, Q assign tgnnsier hts contracts; and ait such assignaeata tEaAseFs shall be nui and void: Fyscidsd. That assixnmensz and transfers, which have been made aud accepted by the PosimhsteF General or the SecfesAFy of the Navy, before the passage of thisecs, sst aot be af feeted hy this section.
 APPROVED Juno 27. lS4s.
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1aE ARkAMSS xA.xs, xs 2 AN NER uY REARDON & GARRlTT, DDT THREE DOLLARS A YEAR IN .aDYANCE.
rrnws OF ADvERTTsTNG.

IT." z, to ,,nes. or less, first insertion, ,., and FIFTY CENTS Tor each conunn- cSr potI . ,a Enes. and not exceeding i5. to be tloe- ... scsare and half--ovef lS, and moi ex- f'as so .s two squares-and in that PEupcrtaon '. ta,-sr advertisements.
 a - su ,avertisemeats 10 be paid ior n aovances s.1,-nsut assumed hy some resPonao'e peesOn. m ,,s;aa,l account. at the above rstsss "nsh .. ." es0 and under sl0o, in one year. dis isean1sr r .. as, rent. will be made; and when tt e0aat o . sV steo cr upwards in the same period, ,noanss, "s sai per cent will be male. No dedue. sseoana v. ',i;II be made if payment be deferred 'lon, nov" .,, shaIl have expired nor will any re. he. m hs made on legal advertisements. required sy law ,S es Rp,, R2oRs.nTrss' as.Ts BY THE YEAR.
 C1N '9;ur 10 lines, renewable at pleas gre, so. go go @ sa. ,..,.;..v.pt.. or parts thereof. exceeding 10. AL eo ;nes as the case may be, subject to the %, -. ,nA disccunts first mentioned; and no con ,: |, these rates for less term than year. NO u5setic for cceasiona omissions; and all eontraew sy ts year to be gaia m 1SysHSs sTSsrwrrrs. F, ,n ,;,~s or less.l each additional i'' i' ""I s roon,b4 ss square, S4
 10 " st
 .. ,9 l5 iz ,u,,anAing advertisements will De cnafgen at me .., ,srtioned rates unless eontract pc maae Hheh l, s rsertion and must be paid for m advance N v, rsr.on will be announced 6or any ofhee, eithei .,.s .s.,s or county. without the advance payment o sys r;rcpars will be charged as advertise ..4 .,a ravnert required in advance.
 ;oh Ivin hereafter be delivered to any persof ,sib whom we have no regular dealings until paat for. xa.a ,,,;.h the nm ;n.syt;ons desired otherwise they will De con i,nuei uptil forbid, and charged aecorilngiy.
 sy No variation win be made from the aSeS Single number of the paper. l2l cents
 All letters must be postpaid, or they VIII hOe re ,;,e any attention
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MIL lRRANGENENTS.

EAsTERS--ria Kockyoe Napoteea. n., snndax- "Wednesday, & Friday by a. m. cave, Tuesday, Thursday, & saturday, 8 p. m. WKsTEax to Scofia, Van Barea, $e. nn. wadnesday. and Saturday, 2p. m. Leave, Tuesday. and Friday, a. m.
 NoRTHEAs-fo BdtesriiIe. Due, Monday, and Friday. m Leave, Sunday and Wednesday, "a m
 SOUTHERN to Washington: n,s sapdav. "Wednesday, and Friday, 7p,m. Leave, Tuesday, Thursday, S Saturday, 3 d. m
 To Pine Bl9f and ColambiG. Due. Sunday. and Thursday, Sp m Leave, Sunday, and Thursday, a, nl.
 To Hot Spyiags.
 pae. every Wednesday, eP. m Leave, every Monday, a. m' TO PsrryrilIe, Daarillc, and T0miinsonriile every other Thursday, 7Pm. jsaye, every other Monday, a. m.
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Negroes for N0fe.

\ \ wCs. Csss.entsen years old sraatt and aetiye.- a.. Th'ro ohA AN, twenty, and child to I0men,hs AewsI2e gre valuable in house or field. A,t"Ag house 10 rent; also an ofF;ce. r.Nalsss rsN.e9 as State Scrip wanted. saaey x..,n ,a'9' Treasury NOies, and New Orleans As.gos ,s,s E. 4. MORE
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