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HOLE and Lot b Eaubourg from. =
BY ]. A. BONNEYAL, Auctioneer

BY J. A. TUNNEYA Al, AuctiOneer.
SATURDAY, llh inst, at u oclock-Vll be sold at
- Auction at the ST LOUIS Exchange Ipith0Ut resfrgg-
Tr5mc together with a. the improvements thereOn-measur-
ing 81 feet front Of street, by "a feet deep, between
Gavsz and johnson streets. The improvements comprise
. a good and new FRAME DWELLING, of four Rooms
ami Kitchen, with two with freplaces, corridors
each side PrivV, Well &C., &c, all in irst-Tate order
3erRS-Sl000 Cash. balance at 6 and u months credit
To- notes bearing mortgage until paid
Act of sale before A Doroeourt, Esq., Notary Public at
the expense of the purchaser. ola
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PROCLAMATION

BY ISAAC JOHNSON GoUrnor Of le Shze Of Louisiana.
VNTHEREAS, The failure 10 appruuiate specifically the
w fund provided by law for the So of the Free Pub
s @zo - lie Schools of this State must exert,
NIX B&Ss3sS unless prevented in time highly
- pTejudlcal influence the great
ASA4SGSgs<E~ Of education, and the best in
eretS OF humanity and Whereas the importance of the
matter IN this view of it. appears to call OTthe consideration
OF the Legislature at period earlier than that of its
egulaseson in January 1850 and form extraordinary
occasion, such Judgment renders necessary the
yention Of the two Houses may be practicable
DO therefore, by this proclamation, the two
Houses of the Legislature to meet at the State house in the
city of NewO the First Monday in December
being the fourth day of said MONTH and require the respect
i've Senators and Representative then and there to assemble
in order that they may devise and adopt such measures
to them in the exercise of their wisdom and discretion,
expedent and proper and receive such nOma.
ton m relation to the affairs of the State generally that
time may be deemed advisable to submit Them
Given under my hand and the Seal of the State, at
r. New Orleans this twentyirst day of August 1S4S
L. and of the Independence of the United States the
seyenty-fhird year
By the Governor: ISAAC JOHNSON
CHARLES GAYARRE, Secretary of State au23
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| r. \ St Louis Packet ATLaNTIC-F6r s..
i h9ss gfYs's Ev Sc 'Fe ssfSfSs9
nins passenger steamboat ATLANTIC j. ii. BroadweiI
For freight passage hsps ahsargased aocom aSOd
u0H Apply on P2qSa 9pp9sie Pqydras Tset wharf or to
. 10 ine Atlantic being very ighdraught will meet
e. - o. S. Mail BRO oKLYN-For CincinnGti.
j a@g..SS s&lTTTffRbS Af sbs Elt fHG
o'clock, 7; M.ZThe elegant and fastrunning steamboat
B I3 Dol Wm H Bo9s master receiving freight,
9i$ HYDE pbGLEs SLY Il Il 2 Poyras ST.
very light.draught, will meet with no delay.
-Tsg n Yazoo Packet MUSCLE No.2-F6r TcEn.
eiy Af sStdre rsSs@eoq9 g8SgH FSsE%Soa
na le '4n bi instant at O'clock NJ positively The fine,
w3b oH master Is now receiving Freight and viii leave
Canatre or to HYDE oY gSSPa SSpgSste
and draws only 20 inches water. oI3
H.. n The GEORGE WASHINGTON For
Lfk#A5s Louisville, Cincinnati, HheeliRg PittsJurg
Nszszz9 and tnter14eaiare I.andiRgS-On SATUR.
GEO W4sHINGf9N r Irvine mase :
freight and eavesa above For freight passage HAVING
eet o. 70 HYDE 6GLRs GS PoSdy
~ The George Washington draws only 30 inches, aua
will meet with no delay. oil
IT, n For Shreveport Natchitoches and
n 5tergHariaLrhs new iighBt 5S $oHly
Snapp, viii leave for the above ports on SATURDAY the
lth INST O'Clock Fof freight passage, apply
ol5 : go I. D. SMITH, So Magazines St
-fYssa h R ed River Paoket--For shreve-
4 2Grt, ggatsh,ttochsf Gnd 4!erandrta
boat boat M 3SR ssm Apologize master viii
sG 6 Batas' apply Bopa 9G5 q R aSsIDs ss
r. p Memphis Packet Line-For Memphis,
bA st b9 VS. at SfoeE MTE9E SnsS
ga packet b DLLEIlN Capt Q b. Church, has resumed
HESDAY at O'Clock P. M pOstiyely.-Passengers and
sPpe Fd may DEFEND on her regular
mOaaOh'' apply on boa9 st s gana street a wharf to
sY The BULLETIN will take eght for Randolph Bolivar
and all landings the Hachee ve and reshp By Hatchee
River packets. e14 If
For Yas0O City, Satartia, Plcks6nrg Graad
VSezs40a Wb SS9 Esb y yIsss s Ta:srgreS
z NJ punctgallyIIhe new passenger packet HARD
TIMES Talbot Wilson. master will resume her regular
sage Paving superior accommodations, apply board,
Nv oa''1' 81 HYDE s. oGLEsBY 1aPovdra.,f
Ihe Hard Tlmeswil take freight for Leiore. Green.
W REGULAR PAKCET
- For Big Biiox 4. via Bay ST. Leu AaaS
isSi9giSisg, Fare 10 Biloxi, So 30 Ire new an
G. Sutton smasleT lbui expressly for the Lake trade,
faR aR an and wal ply as "a, snaI packet 70
Ne" Orleans h aEa B ssW p59%R os shCz
Tuesday 4 NJ Omnibus Tuesday, 9s q L x Cars
s saaad II NJ &c. &c. sa daa &C. DE-
TWR sdns.da 6ock 4 s ghqdfs
should be semi Down the day previous Freight by the Rail
~ For freight Or passage, having unsurpassed accom-
81 'p' WfNGATE & brennan, AZ Poyafss st.
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MN01A9M SAA@Se
Groceries, Provisions, LIQUORS, &c.

BY MORPHY & MENUS, Auctioneers.
EHIS DAY, (SaiudayD f4th MS. at 10 o'co,is-TVilt
= be sold at No. 81 Magazine street
l6 coils ROPE. damaged II casks HAMS Shoulders.
Sides Beef Pork NlacSere Coffee, Tea, Sugar Tobacco
Segars ClaTet ChaTnpalgne, Olive Oil, Brandy Gin WIFI
Ky, Port Wine Madeira, Sweet Malaga assorted Corlias;
bus and bbls. Vinegar, &c. old
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T,TTETPEE

MAHOGANY, Cherry, Black Walnut, Maple, Beach,
1EA Hickory, Oak, Ash, Cypress, Clear and Common
White Pine Poplar and yellow Pine of assorted sizes and
seasoned. Tongued and GrOoved White Pine, Cypress
Belposts-Black Walnut Cherry and Poplar AKA, 5x5 and
6x6. Lime Cement Plaster Hair Sand Fire Bricks, Fire
Tile and Fire Clay. Fancy and Plain Turned Novels and
Bausters of Mahogany Cherry, Black Walnut, lignum
vta Spanish Cedar and Red Cedar ~ Fresh Meal and
Homny. Arcade Mills IA, Is and IS St. Joseph st.
OlO I'm e PRAGUE SHERMAN.
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FALL, 1e48--GUTTA PERCHA.

NEW STYLE-LAT'EST LlTPR OVE.HENT-J
l received by the Indiana, Manchester and Ale -
Ia ghany-l geceiving different in "a
4 81 voices of the l. ATEST IMPR OWED fL6s
G9 GUTTA PERCHA STIFFERED HATS, ~
which have given such universal satisfaction wherever they
have been tried viz in New York Boston, Philadelphia
and Baltimore These Hats got up in superior style
anything offered before in this city CaH and See.
Ol0 G.. ID. BUNCE, 90 Canal street.
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~ Ew ORLEAN MS:
| SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER IA.

COMMITTED FOR TRnL.-slphn Michel, wla
IcOpmited an assault and battesg oiitls person q
Nv. II. Wilder, in the General Counsel chamber.
on Wednesday evening last, while he was in his
seat as member, was yesterday examined before
Recorder Genois and committed for trial before Inc
First District Court, he giving $500 bail for lis
appearance.
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DAGUFRREOTYPE.
ELECTRo-MAGNETTC PORTRAIT

81 the application of the above mysterious agent Da-
BE gueHeOtype Ga discovery Of the subscribers the under
superior kind IN SINGLE sECOED-catchiEg the precise
expression instantly, and fixing it Gdeby the silver
plate ~ Those vino wish to retain in their families good
LiEENEssEs OF relations friends do moderate
price Rooms, of Canal and Chartes sts.-Enrance
No. Chartrss street. [my3 lyl w. H. HUTCHINGS.
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nEATH an RATS

WIDNE US RAT DESTRO YER.
ENHIS article viii be found a and certain remedy
Il against these obnoxious Yermin. The only original
and genuine article made fresh every day and put Tor
county use warranted 10 keep.
ALsO-WIDNEY' s ROACH DESTROYER.-By
the use of this article two or hree times it will be found
sure preventive against these Troublesome insects
EWo To be found at DALLEY'S DEPOT, Isl Chartres
st.; ST. CHARLES BOOK STORE. under st. Charles
Hotel and under WlDNEY' IS BANNER. oil Nv
NEW AND INTERESTING PUBLICATIONS,
For Sale at No. IA Camp Street.
HOME INFLUENCES a Tale for Mothers and Daugh
H ters--by Grace Aguilar.
THANKFULNESS; a Narrative. comprising passages
MAN AND HIS MOFLN ES-by Geo. Moore, N. y. Ne ;,
author of - The Power of the Soul over the Body,
THE Use of the Body in Relation to the Mind in
/ vol, being No. 70 Haper's New Miscellany.
Vol. " POSTHlMOUS WORKS OF THE LATE
-. y THOs CHALMERS D. D., L.Issns -
SMITHS ESSAYS ON THE CULTIVATION OF THE
TEA PLANT IN THE UNITEDSrATEs OF AMERICA.
SUGAR CULTIVATION IN LoUtsIARA, CUBA AND
THE BRITISH PossEssIoNs-by !. n Leon, Esq.
A fresh supply of LAMARTINE'S HISTORY OF THE
u GIRONDiSTS, complete in vols.
ust received and for sale the NeWOTeans staOneIs
Warehouse [ol2 al ]. B. STEEL, IA Camp 81.
DEBT OF THE LATE REPUBLIC OF TEXAS
VIE Hndeigned offers bis services as agent for the pre-
sentauon and adjustment, with the State OF Texas, 81
ALL CLAIMS FOR MONEY, against the late Republic
q ieXas Those wishing TO engage his services do
" Gaming on OF addressing him at No I'll POpdrds street
~ sze 49, ofr5sgns. MEMUCAN HUNT, Of Texas.
=. y PIentla, and Bale Peyton, EsaB. al9u
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! FIHsr MUNICIPALITY COUNCIL. = A special
Getting Of the Council having been called BIZ, this
\ dy met last evening at half-pasts6 O'clock, nine
aem bers present, and His Honor, Recorder Ge-
lois, in the Chair.
A message from the Mayor Was read, transmit
inc tin box oil longitudinal Dimensions, eontain-
nd the documents appertaining 10 the suit the
heirs Of VILLAINS Dubreuil U.s. Kennedy, Sc., pur-
chased by a resolution Of the Council from Mr.
Bernard Marigny, for the sum of 5000. A mo-
Jon was made by Alderman Fabre, that sad doeu-
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Gs- John Tyler, Jr., has become a famous tenn
perancei Orator He has been delivering an address
to the Sons of Temperance at Portsmouth, Va.
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MAGUIRE,s DAGUERREoTYPE,

a. would respectfully return thanks for the liberal patron
- age bestowed him since he first had the honor of
introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOrlsans,
five ago during which time he has taken more portraits
than any other person in the world His specimens
exhibited at the Fair in composition with Others taken by
the best operator from NewYOr and he awarded the
First Premium. specimens exhibited at his establishment
bat those taken by himself NJ assures the public that his
portraits will continue be what they always have BEEN
the His long experience, and practice
the best inducements to persons DESTROYS of instruction tho
beautiful Genuine Highlander Cameras 20 per cent
cheaper than any in the city, al other articles the
Pa at S2 per dozen ScOvils No for SO 2-guaraned
best plates made in the United States Gases $2 rs and
SO 30: NewYOTk Cameras at $l8
az Orders from the country promptly attended TO-
eF- Entrance No. 8 CAMP street mill IF
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARED Yesterday

La11rrOE. % 81 90 N.-LoaeIrros 50 "
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. y NM So

MWAMTSg
EkTANTED-Two frst-rate BIlLLL[NERs. Inquire of
w MRS. CAMPBELL,
% 3t Corner of Poydras and Carondelet streets.
l.
6ETANTED-By first-rae Retail Dry Goods Salesman,
? = of acknOw edged Judgment ability and address,
SITUATION in good Retail House, on Charities
Canal streets For particulars apply at this Office % If
EfTANTED-A situation wanted by Young Man, per.
' ? tecty acclimated, OUTDOOR AGENT or
CLERKS The advertiser has an extensive acquaintance in
the uity. Address - ID. j." at this office. o5
WANTED.
4 CENTS to travel for the GRAEFENBERG COM
n PANH in Louisiana and Mississippi. Apply to
ais If d. HANSBROUGH. " Camp ST.
VNTANTED.-A Young Man, respectfully connected, of
w gentlemanly manners and department, and who has
received superior education, desilOus Of ndig eligible
and permanent occupation His patrmony, the decease
OIL ms parents will be upwards of Sl2 COO portion of which
he would legally assign to equivalent settlement
vii be given.
Cg Communications, stating Particulars &C., &c, adj
DIRE 3ed (postpaid) to w c., Postofce, Louisville Ky,
viii be promptly attended 10. ol2
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J. WEST Practical DENTIST, 112 ST CHARLES ST.

J. WEST Practical DENTIST, 112 ST Charles ST.
80 WGrraRteG for Ten Years. a4fg
TE7HESU BSCRlBER, having introduced G..
Il into his practice a and improved ~
method Of FILLING TEETH with Gold, u 7 ry5gSssSsA
by which double the amount of density is -ALI1y
produced, is prepared TO warrant every filling where the
Tooth is GOnstqti0naly good and healthy Ten YeqrS.-
Also, whole and half of ARTIFICIAL TEETH either IN
blocks of carved work with false Jaw and gums or with
single or separate Teeth be preferred mounted
Gold Plate and confined by atmospheric pressure sufficiently
firm sustain weight Of sixteen pounds will be furnished
on better terms andOt better quality than be prOcd
at any other Dental establishment in the South.
GY@ j. w. refers to the following gentlemen who have
h0nOTed him with their patronage
Prof. STONE SYKES g. HYDE.
MORPHY. STURGEs Il WRIGHT.
- DIMITRY MoRPHY IL NEvIUS.
Dr. BENBRooK. robson & ALLEN
n. B-DentiSts supplied with Gold Foil and Plate Of
fee No. 1I2 st. Charles street. SIS 3n
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
RR. HOLT informs his friends and acquaintance that
II he has resumed the PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.
OFFICE-cOrHer BarthOtOmsl1 and Magazine streets.
New Orleans, September /, lS4s. . q 6m
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SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL be received by the subscriber at New Orleans
w Barracks until II o'clock, M, SATURDAY. u
14th inst. for the delivery at that post of 200 CORDS of
Good Merchantable OAK WOOD. or third will be
accepted of Sound Young ASH. The Wood be deIiv-
cred before the 10th November 184S Two good secu
rites to be named proposals. required for the faithful per-
Torrance of the contract.
olO I'd LESLIE CHASE, Captain. A. @. M.
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offering TO the public this new and valuable remedy fot
Consumption, Bronchitis, ASTHMA, Coa gks Colds etc,
append few notices of the character and efficacy of the
medicine. Numerous testimonials may be seen pamph-
let for distribution at the agency which Sufferers invited
TO obtain 1t be proper say that Ord an eminent
practising physician 0ftweny years standing graduate OF
the University of Pennsylvania ~ - fs.F
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From Mr.. John ID. Morgan, Druggist. dated:
PITTsBURG, JAN -, 1847.-The Syrup of Wild Cherry
and Tar has given great satisfaction those who have used
it. know OF one instance Of permanent cure Of Asthma
a gentleman of Ohio. think shall be able to sell al
least six a year
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IRON the " Western Empire DaBton, o., JIg a. ISg7
MIR. J. F. Howels: Sir-It affords much pleasure to
you that my Cough and affection of the Lungs
has been entirely removed by the Of one-half bottle Of
Dr.. Davis Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar which you and
Others advised You safely recommend the
of the above named Syrup for Coughs and Colds as
most excellent remedy. Yours respectfully
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FROM JHr. EdDdrd RObb3nsi UrNggtst.- I
BQRDENTOwE, N. ]. Jan. s, lS47-We have taken some
trouble TO introduce Df Davis Syrup of Wild Cherry and
Tar here, and have sold all received from you. Dr. ] H.
Cook has used his practice he thinks highly the
medicine Dr. Cook of the eminent physicians in
the United States and was the attending physician of Joseph
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THREE MONTHS, EXTRA PAY

THREE MONTHS EXTRA PAY
IA OFFICERS, non commissioned Officers, Musi- 4
49,, cans and PnvateS " who have served out the g
S4f%Y9 term OF their engagement " in the withfi
~ Mexico or received an honorable discharge y III
entitled to Three Months Extra Pay-and by applying
to the subscribers-.N0. "a ST. CHARLES STREET,
opposite ne ST. Charles HOtey-cau their applications
forwarded to the proper Department al Washington and
receive without delay, order OF payment which will be
dence Of the CLAIMANT
IL Pensions and other military claims prosecuted
J. Jay LANGDOR,
and WARREN A. GRiCE,
att late Capt. I'd Reet La, Volunteers.
THREE MoNTHS' EXTRA PAY,
IN THE undersigned having engaged the g.,
49,, office lately occupied by Brig. Gen -
T4EgA S. Churchill, Inspector General u. s. =
~ Army, New Commercial Exchange) 2SEske.sss
OF St Charles and PeddO Streets PREPARED TO
ecute all the necessary papers to entite officers commits
stoned Officers musicians, and pnvaes, the above pay,
tie most reasonable terms. Any business entrusted to
their will be dispatched with the utmost promptude
The Regiments of Louisiana Volunteers of 1916 included
the Of Congress of 19Jny 1913 Conpany ccOunts
adjusted and returns made for the proper Departments,
with accuracy and dispatch.
~ Immediate attention paid to Bounty Ld7td, Pen
THEO. LEWIS,
late Capt. Co *. 1st La. W lu lteers
VIM. MONAGHAN,
AID # late Capt. Co. +. 9Th Regt. La. Volunteers
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fYsS1 b e River Packet-For Shreve-
.l~fSs y4 DOrt, NatchjtOches and y4te1aRdria.-rhe
$50 superior lghtdraug hit and fast running steam
boat UGK RlV Err, Saml. Apologize, master will
leave MONDAY, the 4tb instant, at o'clock P NJ For
freight or passage apply board foot of Bienye street
OF to Toll i. b. SMIGH. 96 Maaazine 81
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sSE1gg :. ETemnbig Packet T-i,7a-T7,,. mn
- n. REGULAR PAKCET. za
4ta5ssa5 For Biloxi, via Bay ST. Lou

For Bi!ozl VIA Bay ST Lou sAEassSs
8zssazs1zSz4 as Pass ChriSt5dR, and MIS-
iSSipgiCStV Fare TO Biloxi, So So The new and
splendid tast-running passenger steamer M LIE, w
c.. Sutton, master, (bui expressly for the Lake trade
cabin all in state.roons) wal ply a regular packet to
Biloxi and intermediate places dung the SUMMER leaving
New Orleans and Biloxi promptly, as follows:
o. = n !
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DR. MENSING, Dental Surgeon,
HAVING returned the city of New Orleans from his
4 4 tour IN the North and East, Is prepared g5zAs
to perform all operations appertainng to the sg
TEETH; and has become acquainted with U THyy-Sagsa
the best mode OF operating approved by the -1-l-15
College OF Dental Surgeons OF Baltimore, Nil His prices
for operations are IN proportion to suit the times. al6
TooTH-AcHE CURED
IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, by DR.. LIENSINGsS
TOOTH-4CHE ELIXIR or mo- charge ~ Office
No 50 BarOnne street, 4h door above Common st., New
Orleans
s,R- Office 50 BarOnns street 4th door GBoue Common
ROUGH AND READY LINE OF oMNIBUsEs
TT7HERE are now Twelve CARRIAGES ~ --g-c>.sssr7s,
= in the above Line, and will leave go
follows: E@2AsSz4Aasz1aaz1a
Flt Carriage from Lafayette M.
Fist d. do. Government Wharf Sd My. 50 A. A. M M
Last DO. do. do. do. dO..,...84 P. NJ.
Firt do do Canal street. each IS A NJ
Last do. do. A. do. do............8A P. NJ.
lectors. Old Line tickets received.
GE 70 smoking allowed intoxicated persons permit
ted to ride. [s2tf1 J. B. SLAWSON & co.
FRESH GARDEN sEEDs-F0R EaLL CROP.
FFNHE Subscriber has in fresh Stock of SEEDS
IL consisting of Turnips, Cabbages of Sorts eSrys
Bcets, Carrots, Onions, Lettuce, Leeks and ss
other of Seeds suitable for the season, Gall szest3
warranted fresh pay.) Sold Wholesale and EslY
retail, by pound or bushel &51S
EH Planters and Gardeners solicited to call and Judge
for themselves at AFFLEGK'S Seed Store, 101 st.
CIf.4RLsES Street, opposite the Theatre.
9Yo CAMELdA PLANl S ; Rose Orange, and Lemon
TREES, and all sorts of SiiRUBBERY on hand the
whole season. Jy2 83m
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And for every description Of inflammation Bgnises Bugns
and Scalds' the GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT Is
a sovereign remedy.
an Of the above may be found at WELD & co g Depot
Of Cheap Literature. Ne ~ Camp strss< s5u
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-14

Mrpp1EBURY CoLLEGE-The Catalogue
If this Institution, for 1889, has just been is
sued. Whole number of Students, S.. Th
Senior Glass numbers Z, the Freshman Cias;
II.
The prospects of the College have material
" changed for the better, within the Ids
xoar All the vacancies in the Faculty have
ioon very satisfactorily filled, and an addition
h.s boen made TO the Funds Of the Institution
of over $4,000. The facilitiesnow presented by
this College for acquiring thorough and sys
tcnatic education, are not surpassed IN New
Enrland-and we confidently look for large
accession 10 the number of Students, at the
next commencement. The following persons
constitute the present Faculty
Rev. BENJAMIN Labarce, D. D., PRESIDENT
Horace Eaton, a. NJ, MID,
Prof of Chemistry and Natural History.
William II. Parker, A. NJ,
Prof. of Mathematics and Nat. Philosophy
Rev. James Meacham, A. NJ,
Prof. of Rhetoric and Eng. Literature.
r. D. c. Robbins, y. NJ,
Prof. of Languages.
George n. Boardman, 4. B.,
Tutor.
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
REPORTED FOR THE GALAXY.
l. A T. + r .

Il n II -
From Telegraphc despatch received
here on Saturday evening, we gather the fol
lowing additional intelligence:
PrSNsYLvANIA-Offic returns, as far rs
received, give Taylor IL, 002 majority over
Cass. Johnston over Longslreth, in the same
counties, 1858. Wing gain 7,i49. The
State is sure for Taylor.
New Observation-Disclosures County gives
Taylor majority of sS4. Wing gain, Col
INDIANA gives Cass majority Of about
5000.
GroEG1A.-A despatch from Savannah
states that Taylor's majority in the State IS
about 900.
VraGrNlA.-Cass will carry this Stale by
about $500 majority.
Observation-Disclosures County gives Tay-
lor 226 majority, thus making his majority
in the State 1925.
Baltimore, Nov. 10, 2 2. VI.
NoRrH CARDINALS counties give a
Wbip gain of 4 SOB over the August election.
The majority for Taylor in the State will be
5000.
KENrUCKY-The majority for TAYLOR i'll
" old Kentuc" will exceed 10000.
MAINE.-The plurality for Cass in Maine
will probably be about 5000.
MAssAcHUsETTs.-The Boston Transcript
states that the official vote will be counted by
the Governor and Council on Wednesday, and
Proclamation made for calling the Legisa-
ture together on Wednesday, the 22d inst,
for choice of Electors.
PENNsYLvANIA.-The returns ere still IN
complete, but Taylor's majority over Cas- will
be 10000.
V1RGIx1A-Thc Democrats gain 622 in
Accomac-and the State has undoubtedly
gone for Cass by a small majority.
GEoRGIA.-Returns from IS counties show
a Wing gain of 1916. The State has I'M
doubtedly gone for Taylor.
ALABAMA-In - counties in the central
and lower sections, Taylor gains 200.
IowA.-The first despatch from Dubuque
gives l66 gain for Cas-. lie has probably
carried the State.