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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-01
SULLIVAN RAILROAD,
CHESHIRE RAILROAD.
Time ngcd.
ia $50 ...:...,.;,,y ~! ...:l....,;s.s4
On 1od after MoNpAY, jury %. 1870,


PASSENGER TRAINS VIII ,cuve Boston, in conncc-
ton with the Frchhug rus daily at l-2 aud Ii o.
clock, a. NJ. for Bellows Fad. .
Leave Boston for Korne at $50 and II and 545 7 NJ
I ave Bellows Falls for Ioston ut zoos NJ md 3JOP NJ
or IN the arrival of tfiin4 from me roads above.
Leave keene Tor osun al md ! 30 VI aud A56 W
Ahe above trans connect with ih truns over the sun
van irond NOW opcu Nndor Vermont. and there con-
Meeting with the Vermont Couifn Railohd, which connects
At White River with the rns.umpsir Rlil5Oad thus making
continuous tiilrnad from Boston Though Fuchnug'
Koeue, Bellows Fails, thHTcstUwn aud Windsor, - Mont
pclirr We'll River, Vermont Aisu at Ooi"n WIN ihe
traus of Nashua uud Worcester, and stony Brook R
roads, y whirh passengers taxing either Tram down, can
pncred without delay G"ton, to Nashua, Manchester,
ind Concord Lowell, Lawrence, tho Eastern part OF
New Hampshire mud the State ot Muin'; to Worcester,
Pruvidrncc Springfield, New York Ciy, Albany aud the
West. 49,.
stage. run IL connection hi. line ffom Winchondon
TO Endge and Jpfpy fro FitZwiliam TO Kcbmond W IN
chester Uinsdae and BuutlrbofO
Fr IN Keenc Chesterfield aud Brattleborn, meSdays
Thursdays and Saturdays, after the nrfv ct tho ast nam
~ from fellows Falls to Kutiud, hohu and Bu'lng
Passengers leaving Bellows Falls at 740 NJ can reach
New York and Albany b. aoid the ext day, aud those
LEAVING Ncin reach New Yoik wa Norwich the next
morning ~ O'Clock.
Travrlers 10 til, White Mountains will find this very
pleasant rnuto. u,,,o,. g :,
hi,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-01
FITCIlBUKG RAILiiOAD.

On and after Monday, July 49, 1910,
S-7,TSes3 TRAINs will run follOWs'
$500 EXPRLsS Tk,IH
49, Leaves Boston nj l-2 A VI. aad VIII run
without any Stops except for wood aud wuter. .
Ptssengeis Vermont and MasS, tn shire, Nutlnnh
sullivan Crnirn aud Pa umpsic Railfuud, wi
take the cara which leave Bottom NJ z and III A. VI.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
Boston fr Fchhuis aud Way stations, at U.s., and ii
A. NJ. and 5,i5 7. NJ. =, -
Fnch,urg Tor lo.t"n and Way Stations at $50 A. NJ, u
M, ~ and 6,i5 NJ
The rain, ~ the Worcester aud Nashua, stony Brook
Petcibuto aud shirley noads, connect with the up aud
do IVA nn.ddtiun trains nj GrUon.
SPECIAL TRAINS.
Boston for Wnh,m aud Way Stations ut 7,35 md 10 A.
NJ las, and ?. NJ.
Waihum Tor Boston and Way Staohr ut b,5O, e,o, ami
IL A. NJ, and and 6 VI.
Boston aud tunCurl az p NJ.
Concord iu Boston nj 6. - 4 VI.
WATs.KTD ., BRANCH TRAINS.
Boston FRESH Pond, Vt. auburn, and WU"ttn"n at
and L., is A. NJ. and Il VI > 30 AS sud 7,lh I. NJ
Wntertuwn Fe,h Pond aud Mt Auburn for BO.tun AZ H.
und II \. NJ, l,3l, 33J and ga T.. NJ.
LEXINGrIpN & west CA MBRIDGETs NINS.
Boston for Lexington AT \, NJ % aud $50 =
Lexington for Ho>un All 30 \. NJ, aud 5,3oP NJ
N H. The Slam Up Train viii not stop ut slon' IS ooN
Lincoln, and Luuenhutg. 800
The II ~ NJ Up Train will not stop ut Weston and
Acton.
The 545P NJ. Up Train will stop at Charlcstown,
West Cimhtidst, AID LunrnbUr..
The Morning ruin down will not stop at Luncnbhtg aud
Lincoln.
The Evening Train down viii s,opat Lurenhurg aud
Stony Brook. ;. NJ fLLToN, superintendent
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DOOR TRIMMINGS

kToRhs * LAhGDON have Just received ia Go.
- super " ood Screws, which we will sell nj SL,n %
per cehi under II low pflcs. Also. Munict Io,ls -
Mstalle kno6s Balls und Trimmings oi all kiads. ""'
SsF'smo"f 'o 81
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ARGENT PLATE.

ASPOONs, Forks &c, made of this newl, discover
&2oed maerLl supefcede e.. articles, such ,,nrman
~ Svof BRUSH or Alhaiu Plate, rs u substitute for
Silver Plate. Beng chemically Iiee from mn u,i,ius
II withstand the strong est OF Aqua Fous aud beng hard
and white throughout, maintains color closely resembling
silver, aud improves by use. tow AZ HALL.
Montpelier, Oct ~, 1919 "a
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subscriptions & Advertisements

Received 'oi lhn b. ST Newspapers al oats II III Uuun
aud III" BRUSH PiOin'"s the publ shrt'. lowest tes AZ
IN" American N'wsphprt vettismg and Subscription \
grncy ri V. H. PALAt r. the uuthruzed cut Of tn Pro
P''o'"is, NJ. 'unstess .itrot, Boston. Il:5w
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NOTICE.

THE time fol opening Tho bids tS'onded tc the lst hay
Of December ~, 10 O'Clock, a. M.-and the iims
u delivery Of the goods 10 Tho LIST June, e50 The rgua
n urbGdIug eAiracs 10 be- taken from tho cUnincis Vi
foImhr v1arp, has been IssCi nded. U. u.
Oct. 90 as Dee T..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-01
Farms Farms I!

The snhscrihcr To give Ills personal nttcno
to he sale Of Farms uiheI Rul Estate No lee
au unless the property is adv'tise sale effect ed
n Is. Persons wish to purchase will hnd Tins d,
sinbc medium Al letters, pus pd will rec Give ininit
date attention.
j. W. MAYNARD. Congress ,trost, Boston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-01

DURSE & Bag Twist Of all culors Large Rose Wond
Music Boxes and great variety OF Mnrten Clocks, with
phin, Ebony AMI iniaid with plain aud alarm
inents and run three weeks with winding aud sik,
the hou- aud haiti hour-togeteT with great variety of
Bread ITa,s, Hang side Solar Lamps Cigar LAMPS Sc
every description ol Fancy Goods, selling prices which
Cannot fJ To SUIT purchasers. TOWN x HALL.
MINT eller
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-01

saes If Isa LtnNGDuN lave just received Heavy
superior quaiy much better than INV .as .o s
,o nSe ysSIs past. We prepared 10 sell them fiom
septemh.I II, le49. an
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-01
FEVER AND AGUE.

For this scourgc of the western country these
Medicines Will be found SAFE speedy, aud certain
remedy Oder medicines leave the system sub
ject to IA return of the Diseases cure by these
med cnes is pernanrnt-TRY THEN, BE SA.
TISFIED, AND BE CURED
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-01
VERMONT wATCHNIAN & STATE JOURNAL,
M0FFATS
Life Pills and Phmnix Bltters.

These Medicines have now been before the pub
lie for period of FIFTEEN YEARS, and
during that tmo have maintained II high character
in almost every part Of the globe for their extraor
binary and immediate power Of restoring perfect
health to persons suffering under nearly every kind
Of dIsense 10 which the human frnme is labla.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-01

los State Street, iiustnu, dealer IN
Finished Ases, Elliptic snriug,, Shp.m tbs and Nnchin
iss TunIs Jack aud bed Scews, PUrtnbu FuigCs Pess
Hg Punches, Bellows Pumps, Bots, Nut. aud Washers
&C. &c. Also, evey article general, ~ Mtrhnsts
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DTERCURIAL DISEASES.

n
Persons whose constitutions have become i'm.
paired by the injndIoons of MERougY, will find
these Medicines perfect cure, as they never fail
to eradicate from The system all the effects Of
Mercury Infinitely sooner than the most powerful
Preparations OF Sarsuparila. A single trial will
phce them beyond the reach Of competitions in the
estimation of every patient
BE CAREFOL OF COUNTERFEITS.
Several have lately been discovered, and their
neluruus authors arrested, both in the city of New
York and abroad.
Buy of no one who is not an AUTHORISED
AGENT.
Prepared and sold by DR.. w. MOFFAT, 336
Broadway, Now-York.
FOR SALE BY
; X. COLLINS, Montpelier, VI, 4isoply
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-01

'Ii'lSE VIII" wrh for nice Hdice Of Hmp OIL, which
VIII bu'n all night tia smtlIns tap lamp can tina
It L sTpRR5 AND LANGDON'-.
Sep. II. An
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SIX THOUSAND
The old Tea Store.

hhhoW and Wide Silks, for dresses aud Muntilas
WI" fhnges und Trimmings 10 match. Just opened by
n s. LOOMS.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-09

This disease is now confined mainly 10 small
space where moisture and filth have done their fear
full work II Is not little remarkable that the frat
cases oil cholera In 1892 1888 aud l549 occurred In
the square, and within few feet OF each Other
Attention 10 cleanliness The removal OF filth and the
free use Of lime are now imperative. We repeat,
however that The disease cannot now become gen
ernl through the city.
On Fifth street, yesterday, between Main and
Water, we heard Of three deaths. One was a wo-
man. and the oiherH were q. journsyman baker at
Seinhnrt'a, and German boarding at the Lone Star
tavern There were some three or four more persons
sick In the same aquare. The entire square Is now
freely sprinkled with lime which we think win abats
the disease.
A colored man residing on the alley between ed
and I'd streets who had been sick and neglected sew
era days, died Yesterday These are all the cases we
have heard Of as occurring In the city.
A deck hand on the steamer Maj. Barbour, named
John Green, died very suddenly yesterday morning.
lie was sick only few hours.
lady came down the river night before lasr with
two children, and engaged passnFe 10 New Orleans
on the Glencoe. She was taken sick and died in a
few hours. This was at Portland Louisville .Jorir-
nal 3D. inst
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ARRTyALs AT THE mOTELs.

WIZARDS Hotel Mrs and Mr. Jones, children and
and Mrs Belden and, daughters, Y; Miss Schuyler.
NY; l. Sawyer, Bait; l. Marsh, NJ; Mrs Seward,
child and servant, TX; Gurren, PA w Kendall.
BrIgge, n q; r G foater, NY; b Lente N d, \ city
I Donnally and Lady, Va; Hemptng, Client; Z
Bro,rn's Hoiei Il Knox, Va; Cohen, Ala J For.
syh, Ohio; Jno Mass and sister, Va Jno lie Chat,
La. Jno Beach, Iowa IN Colman, Iowa y B.Hale. o /;
Geo VI WeIssnger, Kyi Chambers, Mo; Bowen,
Iowa w II Bacon and Lady, CT; NJ I Gosnell, Md MI
W white, Boston; Rev Berry. Md; Edward Jenkins,
USN ~
Brown philadelphia L Draper, Wy; J T Doan, N vi
Thompson, Ca Mrs North Conn; Geo Griffin. r.
Miss Griffin, aud Miss Moves, NY Ii Col Bsinbrdge,
Saa,,s's HOTEL Mrs e willard, N Y; Mrs A II I
Phelps Charles rh.ps, Md y sill Ohio; L Jones,
Ohio; NJ Norman, La Afs.fia Nlg
EsssanSe Hstt.-o Brown, Baltj Hepburn, Va, 2
Brooke, Va pr Mo,es. Va; VIM Willis, Val 7
xs.ss Hdtss--j D Hsndisy, Md; S Dun, Ark. M
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sg

Odce, Pennsylvania arenns near Railroad Depot
T,HE public respectfully informed that we continue 20
depha New York. Boston, and all the principal css and
towns the safe and speedy conveyance Of merchandise
nae hages, bullion, bauk.notes, &C.
Particular attention will be paid the collection and pap
nent OF notes, draits bills, &c M
entries al Boston, New Yors Philsdsipls
and Baltimore promptly attended to, and reasonabls
terms. 4aEsF lUt {r
Our customers and others ordering goods from the east
particularly rcgnesfed to- order BY Adams Co.'S 81
Pyrss which will eusure their conveyance win great de
Our expresa for Richmond, Petersburg and the south
leaves daily al q. m, and arrives daily az " p m
Our express from the north arrives daily al III o. ana
* rs x I'd sfa aepss'''y fHrRrP BUCKLEY, Agent
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THE ENVY,

Which small portion Of the Wing pre- ss
exhibits towards the National Wing, we
very much fear, will ultimately be the death
Of them. They take all occasions to give
US rap on the head. No matter what we
say, it is treason, in their eyes, to the coun-
try, and, forthwith, lecture is gravely read
to US on the enormity Of our crime, and the
public are told that we are very naughty
body :! Why this, envy, we have no means
Of ascertaining We try not to tread upon
any body's toes, friend or opponent, but it
seems, the more efforts we make in this
wise, the more envy is excited against US.
We are thinking seriously Of trying what
virtue there is in stones, and II we do begin
to throw them, our opponents will bear us
testimony, that they are not to be despised
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-09

A NEW PREVENTIVE OF THE CHoLERA.---The ply
sicians at ConsiantinopIe have recommended the
use Of figs, with great success as preventive. OF
cholera The fruit is said to exercise salntnry In
fiyence upon the stomach and bowels and ie highly
useful in diaeases which manifest themselves In de-
rangement Of the digestive function, and commonly
precede an attack Of the cholera. We are glad TO
hear this, aa the fInt season is jnat commencing
here and figs are decided fayorites with the Orlr7n
ais.--.N o. Rec
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The Now Major oliver.

The New Postma sser-MaJor oliver.
The Geographic dispatches Of yesterday advised
the public OF the appointment Of Major William Oil
yer as ,Postmasts Of Cincinnati, In place OF Geo.
Crawford, tho present incumbent.
Major Oliver IL an old citizen Of Cincinnati and
s well known not only TO the Inhabitants OF the city
but extensively throughout the country and par
ticuarly In the Great West And he IL as favorably
az widely known, being gentleman formerly Of ex-
tensiye business relations, and always remarkable
for the dignity and urbanity of his personal bearing
The foundation OF his wide popularity was laid in
his gallant services In the army Of the North West
during the last war, with England, on which, by his
merits and virtues in private life, he has raised high
that his appointment will be justified by the manner
II which he will perform the duties Of his Office; for
the whole public win endorse for him that he pos
sesses the requisites Of honesy, capacity and fde-
ity." Such an appointment, therefore, must needs
be popuar.-- Gin. Chron.
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M GuIzoT--Ths statesman has senifed his
wish 10 be elected member Of the next French Az.
scmby and II Is very probable his inclination VIII
be gratiied He makes open declaration Ct hs anti
republican opinions, and complains that the present
government lacks power 10 maintain order; md he
wishes the ImperialIss the Bonrbonists and the Or
leanIsts In whom alone rests the elements and lnf-
ence of ORDER to unite for the overthrow Of the COM
mon enemy and when that Is done to Get forth their
particular differences, but not ill then.- Phil ".
lrnsricdu ss
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-09

PeosAstE DRow.'rna or JupcT AIEEKER-A
painful rumnr of the death Of Judge B. B Meeker,
by. drowning In the Licking River has been current
for several days On Wednesday last he left Flem-
ingsburg for Carlisle on private business md was
last heard Of just before reaching Licking river He
inquired Of two persons who were ignorant of the
sudden rise-if the river was fordable and was
swered that It was. Since then he has not been
Fleminesburg on yesterday 10 go TO HIS destination
and endeavor to trace him out but with what sue
cess we have not yet learned. Nlayspals Eagle, Isl
instant, Nia
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-09
LESSONS FROM NATURE.

THE moulting season Is not far remote,
il When every feathered bird will change his coat
The Robin will very soon be drest
In all the beauty OF his new red breast;
The Black bird, too, adark suit will get,
As II he vie with NJ ROSENSTOCk'Sc coats Of Jet
Thus reader, at this We do find
suitable lesson TO all mankind
Now like the birds do we require
reasonable change In orr attire w
And NJ ROSENSrOCK for this very reason
Has made preparations for the season,
Go look al his stock aud you'll admire
The style he displays in his spring attire
From his great stock you can buy cloth Coal
OF elegant make, for i've and one dollar note,
And in your purchases yoni not be at q loss
For iineness OF nap or for beautiful gloss
And NJ. ROSENSTOCk eve would here snegesD
From an l to Ill you can pul chase new vest
Ofvarious patterns and qualities, (some stiperhnei
When neatness aud elegance choicey combine
And then in regard 10 his PANTS will state,
That they will improve your figure and beiter your gln
SO corner ofPennsylvania and I'd ss quickly repair
Aud delighted you'll be when yon see wla'i thrtr
earnestly request Of one and all
To favor our Emporium with call,
When each win find that he has amble reason
To initiate the birds with moulling season
Now our word IL our bond which we never recall,
And our word for tive do justice 70 all -
N. A. On hand-a very extensive assortment Of goods
daned 10 The spring trade which sell at extremely low
,rices. 10y ,ee.
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NH. ANDERsON,

In the Greenbrier District Of Virginia, was
defeated by the apathy Of the Wings. The
Lewisburg (va.) Chronicle Of the Sd inst.
thus records his defeat:
6 Mr.. anderson is defeated, and the blame lies
with the Wings Of Greenbrier. The day was in sv-
cry way favorable and they should have turned out.
We did all in power to stimulate them to sense
Of duty, but were unsuccessful and the consequence
is the election Of Democrat pledged to disunion in
the event OF the passage oil the Wilnsot Proviso.
Well, be ii so they were fully admonished and they
chose 10 remain inactive In full view Of al the conse
quencesthey must reap thu fruit Of their inexcu.a-
be insctivity.n
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Gitp JntclligenR.

ApPIrcArIo,; OF SHusTER TOR NEW TRIAL.-We stated
In paper, Tuesday, that motion for new third Of
ts individual had been made for the that the try
us before rendering their verdict had been tempered with
copy the New York Police Gazette In relation to the
robbery or The Patent Office having been placed In their
poss.ssion that the oftcer who attended them was not
quarters were unattended by any officer Of the court etc
Yesterday, the counsel for the prisoner filed additional
papersone from Mrs Hans the lister Of Slster declar
Ing that the two uryrlen, Messrs Robinson and
Oyster dining together, on the day the verdict IVES rem
dered, unattended by officer OF the court.
Mr. Key offered (ae evidence why trial should not
be granted) paper certified by eleven Of the iurymen
that their Judgments In odesree whatever influenced
by the cad Police Gazette.
The said that evidence could not be received 10 I'M
peach the verdict Of tue Jury the m ss,nn arose whether II
could be received TO susain &C. tlas
This wns argued by Mr. Key and he was replied 10 by
Mensrs Carlisle and Radcliffe who commended against the
admesibity OF the Certificate Of the lurora
Mr. Key stated that Mr.. Baldwin absent from the
city and that the reason why hs name not a
pended
The court with view Of consulting the precedents to
asceran where the weight Of authority lies deferred its
jndsmen until to-day.
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PROPOSALS. FOR PRINTTNa.

CEALED PROPOSALS will he received at the Pension
- Office until the 2Oh Of the ensuing month, for printing
six thouaand eopiea Of the Pension Lava in force.
gehr with the constructions placed upon snch By the War
Department Attorney General and ihs forms necessaiy
he followed hy appcana for psnsons under the several
awE, and the bounty land lava together with the
ry forms for application therefor the OF the Pension
Office The work be executed good paper, of which
sample win be furnished application at the pennlon
ages be printed long primer tyne and each page to
contain Two thousand and eighty The proposal nun
ftaie The price per printed page include composition
press work. paper, and folding and stitching without cover
The bids 10 be enveloPed and endorsed Proposa for
printing J. 1. EDWARDS,
! ap li-w4w&ocp Commissioner OF Penslona
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SENATOR CoRwls REruRNED.-Mr. Corwin, who
has been detained In Washington by professional
business before the Commission TO adjucne Mexican
claims, reached this city yesterday morning, and i'm
mediately departed for Lebanon his place OF resi-
dence Gin Chron., tn inst.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-09

COL WHsTLEn.--It Is our painful duty to record,
under tho obituary head the death Of Col. George W.
Whistler, Chief Engineer Of the Peterborough and
Moscow Railroad, and for many years psst
resident OF ST. Petersburgh. Few persons have
done more to illustrate the American character for
TALENT skill and Integrity, 10 distant land, than Col
Whisiler and from all that we have learned, from
among strangers, aod away from their homes. 70
leave behind them so many sorrowing friends. HALL
American
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-09

WE have In (and constantly receiving feah
w suppliesl very extensive and complete assortment
OF BOOTS AMI SHOES embracing almost every variety
of quality and price, consisting in part, as follows, viz
Ladies' black and fancy eol0red French Caters
do do embroidered French Sandals
DO black, bronzed and light colored Caters andiia
r Caters ftt8t is94ss
do black, do do do do slippers
DO do and white Satin and Kid do
Misses do and fancy Caters, IalfGaters, Slippers,
Buskns
Childen's blue bronzed and light coored Caters and
Laced Boots tslf Ga
Ankle Ties and Bnsiins, in great variety
Gentemens Dress Boots and begged, all qualities
and prices e. 4,
Do Patent Leather Shoes, various sly les A
do Cater and Congress Boots 'Nl
Boys. Youths, and Childrens Dancing Pumps, very
handsome. afaF
All (which win be sold the reasonable erms.
an J0-Iaw3w ANDREW COfLE Il SON J.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-09

THr New PosTMAsTER.-Major William Oliver
has been appointed Postmaster in this city and, we
doubt not he viii make an efficient Attentive and
popular officer.
The public voice has indicated few reforms in
the office, which, we hope win receive eary atten.
tention The Box holders pay q lberui rent and
should have more room and light in the way 10 their
boxea and some one should always at the delivery
openings al all times during the business and office
hours 10 answer calls. Gin. Gazette.
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corr.spondence q he National Wing.

THfLADELPHIA, WAY 6--E r. NJ. r
The Stock market 10 steady-pIices unchanged. Small
sales Flour at s462as4,6ss Corn Meal s2,ei; RE
Flour soye1 Gales Red Wheat at lo5aiioc Yellow Corn
6ossIo Oats soc Provisions qust-Meas Pork Sill, and
Prime ss75 Lard6sa7tc PER h. Groceries seady-prceS
unchanged The Cotton market Is frmamall salea at
rea,erdaY,s prices Whiskey 2oafoic per gallon.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-09

Extract OF letter received In this city, dated New
Orleans, April 90: 1.-THE excitement consequent on
''frost" is fast dying away here. That portion of
the crop which was above ground and injured has
been replanted, and has had fine rain ami sunshine
since. Likely enough on LIST June next the frost of
10th April win have been forgotten. speak Of this
section, or rather the country tributary this port
and of which have informed myself. We have a
large business going daily at the average Of IL
so that the rise in cotton Is about equivalent TO the
fall in freight and advance 10 exchange Chariee-
IAN Cnirrier 5th i1ef.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-09

The Washington Union says shat ''he Demo
cratic party was never in better health and condition
than at present." May be so. Exercise on foo
is said TO be favorable health and perceive thu
some Of the prominent men OF the party are ,rdik
ing erery doy.--Prentice.