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4s-For San Francisco. Calif9Inia-To Sail on
sdsseN Tuesday the 18th iDst-The very fast sailing
80. brig THOMAS P. HART, Capt. Alex Adams
having ali her cargo engaged will be dispatched above
She can comfortably accommodate gers-foT
which apply board. at Post g. Second Municipality.
IN &. J. MEEKER, % Poydras 81.
Passage in the First Cabin S250-n Second Cabin $780,
re- No passage secured until paid for my9
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Elk "A 4 7. N -
THE undersigned is fully prepared 10 execute all papers
~ necessary TO procure THREE MONTHS >s<A
N EXTRA PAY and collect BACK Pay I'm
officers and soldiers who served in the late war ~
with Mexico Office in New Commercial Exchange olfectS
under MAJOR Dashiell's Office. m ~: Ia. -
Though the Paymaster has closed his Rolls IN TINS ey, Inc
undersgne still keeps his Office open 20 prosecute all claims
for Back Pay Extra Pay etc aud has Trustworthy Agent
in Washington whose special duty is TO attend promptly
VIM MONAGHAN,
ap2l 1n--3dp Late Cant. Go F 18th Regt La Vols
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SC - lMPoRTAMT TO TRAVELLERS GO

~ ~ IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS Co
Lssss4s-s5EE5S ING EAST. FIR .i0ntgomer4 aud We
esSrs.assssas1s tUmpkd.-EVERY FRIDAY-Tbe spen-
did fast running double engine passenger steam packet
SELMA, s. c. BurilI master, will leave MonIbE EVERY
every Saturday.
Passengers by this boat leaving Montgomery Mon
day morning will reach Macon time take the Extra
Night Train the Central Railroad which arrives at Sa
vannah "Wednesday Morning and with the
splendid Sea Steamers CHEROKEE and TENNESSEE
New Yok Steam Packets. For freight passage apply
board or to
an3n I'm NJ WARING 4 co Agents Mobile.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-10

TT For California, ria Chagres.-The and
,tTJ splendid fas sailing Baltimore clipper built bark
~HSa. SENECA, Capt. lanes G. Smith will sail on
about the 16hinst The Seneca has uneqaald accom-
modaons for 20 first an1 80 second cabin and
will be furnished the most desrabe manner For feig
or passage apply ON board opposite the Mint or to
C.. j. MEEKER e6 POydras st.
Rate of nassege in seeond a. 40 my9
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FOR RENT

A FINE TWO-STORY HOUSE with Attic. hand
~ somely furnished, Nayades street, between Clio -
and Erato Streets with Stables and other Out Houses
to rent ut reasonable rate iill LIST November next A
HORSE and COW will also be rented If required. Inquire
at [ap2O III HYDE s. OGLESBY'S. IL PoYdras 81. .
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fS- To leave regularly on TUESDAYS and FRI.
DAYS, at 81 O'Clock, p. M.
E&OR MOBILE. from the New Canal and Pontchartrain
L Railroad, via Pass Christian. e. =
~ Freight by the New Canal. L6sshhaAsssss1ss
TT Passengers by the Railroad. s7sTEIsszA
The new and splendid fast running passenger Lake steam
boat MOBILE, w. o. Sutton master. Quilt expressly
for the trade cabin all in state rooms will leave the New
Canal above landing at the Pontchartran Railroad for
passen gers by the o. clock P. NJ. train of cars
Freight received fo Montgomery. Wetumpka, etc., giving
though Bills Iading at IS cents per Dbl.
N B.-Freight received al the New Basin Warehouse
til | O'Clock, P, M, the day OF departure.
For freight passage, having unsurpassed acc0mmOda
tons. apply to
ia3i Il WINGATE Il Brennan, AZ Poydrss st.
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VINEGAR ESTABNSHMENT.
TIVE Uuaese uel constantly manufacturing and mas
i forsale a ,srys Iperior article Of I'm EGAR. &1A
which he will guar ntee TO improve by age, and k1a
will deliver il, free of charges, IN any part OF NE
the city Lafayette. at the following reduced -
nIic TO suit the times Butts so gallons oo
40 rsions 90; Barrels 40 gallons. 7cents gallon be-
ri discount made to wholesale customers. go =,
rF- A line lropped in the Posotiee VIII be nnnctaaiF
crnor aud Marns STU opposite Charity hosplfa.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-10

l1hpER-l.etter Cap, Wrapping. Straw Tea and Shoe.
WINE5AS0impsral Gunpowder. Hyson. Black, Pouch g.
nnNSESS-Port, Madeira Sherry Claret.
Apple randy, very choice Bourbon and Monongahea
Mhskey; together with very large assortment OF all
Mnds Of Wines, Liquors and Staple and Fancy Groce-
pes, for sale by Z. j. HART co.
-my9 % Tchoupitoulas st.
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The
AIRS. A. G. PARKER. No. o31a CAMP Street, be
lfI low Poydras is selling off at. and under N5~-
cost, her Stock of SPRING MILLINERY, com -
psng a variety of the Latest STYLES Ladies andSsyt5
Misses Fancy and Straw BONNETS, Dress SG@
CAPS RIBBONS and FLOWERS, with an assortment
numerous TO mention. "a
early as they will be sod without reserve, and great bar
Gains e;van N nnrchaseTs ap27 I'm
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fl. For San Francisco, California.-To Sail ths
IRE 5h of June.The very fast sallIng eilpher oalt
1nfz7zxA bark M DONNA, Capt j. Mitchell having most
of her cargo engaged will sail above. touching at Rio
de Janeiro vapaao and Caao She Of ~ tons bsrthen
commanded by of much experience In the Pacific, ard
offers superior accommodations for passengers having lrge
and airy bet decks which will be furnished in the most
desirable For freight apply on board at
Post 6, Second Municipality, or to
G. j. MEEKER, IS Poydrss ST.
~ Passage in First Cabin, $3.50 Second Cabin $500.
No steerags Passengers taken and bsrr not secured until
paid feI. @ss
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TO KENT.
A CONVENIENT Tive Story Residence in Mepomene
n street between Prytania and Camp Said house ga
has paved yard slated roof large cistern, and I
taus parlors with folding doors, four chambers A
will he rented low a good tenant. Apply at this office,
address Roy B. If0 thLongh the Post Office a23 u
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DERSONS PURSUING THE TRADES, PkofES-
i SIONS and OCCUPATIONS subject TO TAAA-
TON: within the limits of the Fourth Repres6htdhre
District requested call on the UNDERSIGNED and take
ont LICENSEES and those indebted to the State OF Lou
siana for TAXES on REAL ESTATE, ETC., are re-
quested 10 call and pay the same. - ,c,.
The District comprised bet ween ST Louis and Cana ss
~" Office in Exchange Alley, between Benviiie ana
mi I'm THOMAS McKEON. Collector.
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o. Mr.. Ewing has returned to Washington.
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BREACH OF TRUsT-Y esterday before Recorder Seuze
neau T. r. Robinson deposed that the Both of April last
he gave g. Schuer silver watch for the OF having
repaired Since then be has learned that Schuer had de-
camped, taking with him the watch and is working
some steamboat. A warrant was issued.
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FAMILY GROCERIES

III A
HALF chests fine superior and extra fine Black Teas
w ~ bags old Java COFFEE -
9dozen assorted English PICKLES and SAUCES
~ casks Scotch Ale;
~ ~ casks London Porter.
Inc sbovejuSt received from New York, for sale by
-mysot W. Z. RAYMOND. u Camp ST.
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in . secret The last Of the little vessel
she standing in for small bay the north side Of
the island
He a man Of about five feet seven inches thick
set. straight hair, and dark complexion. 1t his
wish to be left here and he agreed for the before
left port year before. He had good passage in
the ship which he forfeited for his boat and his little
csr.o-such as a quadrant, "epitomy," two pistols,
anchor thirty five fathoms Of tow line, and His
own chest nearly full Of books of various kinds No
one can blame Capt Edwards for leaving the man In
such manner for he advised him until his boat was
launched the side, not to go such hazardous
voyage; but no. his mind was not to be changed
p. F.
Every who reads the account Of McDonald's ad-
will doubt be xous to learn the fate that
attends him The letter to his father closes with an
en- phatc We can furnish but single item OF
intelligence to fill up that blank Some days after his
embarkaton. While the whaeship Uncas " was cruis-
ing in that region she picked the rudder Of his tiny
craft, which will venture to name the Young Ply
mouth, Whether she reached the Shore was
swamped in the surf, remains profound mystery
Honolulu Friend
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA, May z 1870
.a-Yiyals from The Souh-Steamer Ell Dorado-Eg,isro

PHILADELPHIA, May Z, 1919.
.ayYisals from The South-Steamer Ell Dorado Emisra-
ton 10 California, &c, &c.
The Columbus arrived last evening about nine
o'clock from CL arestop, With forty three cabin pas
senwcrs and valuable freight. The weather still con-
tipues disagrccable, but our commands are TODAY
ronsoed with the green pease. corn, straw berries &c
brought by the aid OF steam from the Charleston
markets. 49,
= he steamboat FL Dorado, built at Wilmington for
the he,srs Aspnwall, started this morning for San
Frapcisco She goes out under canvas, being rugged
with masts. but has engine, wheels, ana every
thing board to put her in order for steaming IL
in the waters Of the Pacific arriving there. The
same firm now having placed on the deck Of the
schooner zachary Taylor, stern paddle wheel steam
boat and q lighter, each constructed in two parts,
divided longtbwise through their keels which
there. The boiler, engine and verifying pertaining to
the steamboat, Is also ON board the schooner that
but little time will be required to fit her out
ne susan u Owens IL fairly oil for California,
WIN enough Of the genus homo board to found a
Isp,e.spe colony he list Of passengers published
soesn lobB enough IN all conscience, does contain
tse names OF all On board there are some who do NOT
care Tor Their departure being known until tbey a..
CUT OF reach Look out for mysterious
about thee times. "Pp''i"noes
The resignation Of Judge Joel Jones as nrss,dor, ~,
tbe Grard College, Is to take effect on the - -, i
next. viz i'' vi june
hARsETs AND Srocx SALrs-The eour ,no,,o, -
Mnucs inactive, with sales for city ovn-
~ ~ 70 per Dbl. Sales OF rye -four wers yi
day at " 81 3; aud PCnntylyania corn - ~.
81 70 PER Dbl. he inquiry for wheat is hat trian
prime ed held at Hoe and white at 6c Der hns'
vi al sales here IL but little corn offered f,y sat-
ana no transactions to-day are reported The Iaxt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-08

BY an arrival at New Orleans, we learn that the
brig st. Andrew, Capt Paul, OF and from this port,
with large number of Baltimoreans on board,
bound to California; arrived at Chagres preylousto
the 9Th ult., all we'll We haye received the fol-
lowing letter from gentleman who went out in
her,
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Americana
On BOARD STEAMER ORus,2
CHAsREs, Aprii9 1S49.
The steamer Orus is now getting ready for a trip up
the river, which, far / have seen of it, seems
very beautiful. Yesterday, about one P. NJ seve-
raj Americans shore, opposite the town, where
all the shipping lies, amusing themselves best suited
their ncinations and many Of the inhabitants of Cha
grss being idle, lit being Easter Monday and both
Guilty occurred between them, which resulted in the
Americans being driven from the town and into the RI
The natives were armed with knives, cutlasses
and stones. Several of the Americans injured,
and is usual in such cases, those who injured
had nothing do with commencing the fracas. This
difficulty being perceived by the Americans board
the shipping a call Was Immediately made TO arms for
the purpoe Of protecting those who were so rudey dri
The call was Immediately responded to- and descent
made on the town. Upon landings the natives having
of the slcade and the ndant, who
they had learned the of the trouble assured
that they had endeavored in vain to que the tumult
in the outset Order was eventually restored by the
arrest Of several Of the principal macontents who will
madam law Together with the coinmandant and al
calde appeared the priest Of the village who reiterated
the sentiments OF these personages All three of them
used every effort in their to maintain order and
tranquility and much credit is due these functonares
their prompt and successful efforts The American
party then retired to their respective vessels and tents
During the evening" several shots fired from the
town, and it feared indiscreet American had
attempted to seek revenge Three gentlemen
despatched from the steamer Orus to the town which,
however, they their arrival, found perfectly tran
quill and the authorities requested by the depu
tation to inform them should any disturbance occur,
promising that ample and prompt assistance would be
rendered, to preserve order
We are happy to state that all hostile feelings
both sides have subsidized and every appearance Of
mutually friendly feeling now prevails.
We heard from Panama thsmorning, by party who
had returned from there that there least 5000
persons at that place, some Of whom encamped
about two miles from the city not being allowed to
pitch tents nearer and others ut the different hotels
paying 81 per day.
The United States mail steamer California had not
arrived at Panama three days ago. had any other
vessel arrived there recently from up the coast and
how the 5000 persons waiting and others almost
daily arriving, to get away time only will tell
Five franc pieces at Chagres worth ST rs,
and eight dimes equal to 81 Patriot douboons $16
u do s; u do 81; u do. 81; and Lie do 81.
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DIsTFItI Mt FIV3 OothvIhs d. URdtn' 70 DC DIE
trct Attorney for the Western District of Louisiana
the place of Henry Boyce who declines the appoint
ment Samson Mason to he District Attorney for the
District Of Ohio in the place Of Thomas w. Barley
removed.
MARsuALs-Frederick @. Smith, to be Marshal of the
Western District Of Louisiana In the place Of John r.
King who declines the appointment Goshom A. Jones
TO be Marsbal Of the District Of Ohio in the place OF
Daniel A. Robertson. removed Henry f. Tallmadge,
to be Marshal Of the Southern District of New York in
the place ofEly Moore, removed
KIcrIvrRs-John II. Hughes to be Receiver of pub
lie moneys at Plattsburg Missouri, In the place Of
Parker Dudley, resigned John l. Green to be Re
ceiver of public moneys at Chcothe Ohio, in place Of
John Hougb removed.
Pos1MAs1gRs,-Henry II. Matthews, Elmyra, New
York Elisha Starr Milwaukee, Wisconsin. John +
Bodley. Vicksburg. Mississippi Edward w. Lincoln
Worcester, Massachusetts,. Joshua Dunn, Portland,
Plait, Jr vice Levi Platt deceased Psttsburgh Now
York
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MARITIME INTELLIGE N G K :,
Movements OF the Ocean Steamship

Movements or the ocean steamships.
To arrive at New York. To sail from Neio York.
LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL.
Canada, Judkins, Maya America, Harrison, May l6
Niagara -, May 10 Canada, Judkins, May 80
SOUTHAMPTON, &c. SOUTHAMPTON, &c.
Washington Johnston, Apr Washington, Floyd, May 20
Hermann, Crabtree, May ~ Hermann Crabtree June 20
BERMUDA BERMUDA.
Trent Norton,s May II Trent. NortOn,* unc
HAVANA, &c. HAVANA, 30.
Falcon, Ihompson,t unc Falcon, Ihompson,t May 26
CHARLEsToN. CHARLESTON.
Northerner. Budd, Mays Northerner, Budd May IL
SOutherner, Berry, May II Southerner Berry, 10
SAVANNAH. SAVANNAH.
Tennessee, Collins, May Cherokee, Lyon, May 9
Cherokee, Lyon, May IL Tennessee. Collins, May IL
cHAGREs. cHAGREs.
Falcon, Thompson,t Crescent City, StoddardMy 10
Crescent City Stoddard, Falcon Thompson,t May rs
To drripe at Boston. To sail from Boston,
LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL.
Hbernia, Lang April % Cambria Shannon, May 9
The Bermuda steamer touches coming and returning,
Havana, Cat Island Vera Cruz, ChaSes st Thomas
the Windward Islands,
The Falcon touches going and returning at Savannah
Havana and New Orleans.
The Falcon connects with the Pacific steamships which
are appointed to leave Panama each month.
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sale was at Coo, Penn. yellow. Oats commanded SIC
n Sac South rn are worth SOC. a 3lc Whsksy sells
at 22c for hhds and bbls FIRST Board.-sl 900 City
6'e b5 lOli $500 u. 6's 56 & SO, l061s ~ 600
Y IS M SOL. Essa,ng q 1SS ILL. sSSo
"a 500 do, s3 s2ts 81 100 do 49, 81 OOs do 49, l3
Grard b5wn l2a 20 Far Mech IS, So; $500 City So
rs 81; 2Farm Mech 5s,A 1919 Nav Int, 6lh; &c
6's lOl. Penn Blk, 3l9.
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At Brooklyn, on Sunday, May 9, by the Rev. Dr.
Johnston, NJ. T.. MAhIS, Esq, u. g. Navy to REBgccA,
eldest daughter Of Augustus Thorndike Esq, of New
port r. !.
On Sunday, April G, by the Rev. Duncan Dunbar
HcHhRD WicKs1EAD. 10 JANE KER, all Of this city.
In Brooklyn, N. Y, on Wednesday, May 2 by the
Rev. Mr.. Wyld WALTER SnARp, Esq, to JANE PAIGE of
the city Of Dublin, Ireland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-08
Weekly Report OF Deaths
In City and County of New York. day of
April to the 9Th day of May lS49.
Men, "a; Women, 65; Boys, IS; Girls, 64-Totsl, 2Dl.


Apoplexy g. asphyxia l. asthma bleeding from womb, l.
ed calded A. bronchitis cancer Of stomach,
sualtes d cholera morbus l. consumption, 49, convusons
l5 Group CONGESTION of lungs debility :; derum
darrh@ 81 dropsy l0 dropsy in the head 4 dropsy
the chest drowned dysentery g. dyspepsia L. epilep
q fsula Il fever 4; fever bilious fever
puerpera 3 fever remitten Il fever scarlet 6 fever ~
phod 81 typhus l5 heart disease Of
Of brain III inflammation Of bowels l2 inham
nation of the heart inflammation of kidneys inhamma
lungs 49, inflammation of stomach 2 nhamma ton OF
throat inflammation of liver intemperanee jsnndiee,
killed murdered Il malformation . marasmus, TO-
sizes O. old age, 81 palsy B. poison premature br!n 2
peurisy l. rheumatism Il rupture of womb, !; scrofua Il
email pox, IL suicide, teething, tumor Il uce
ration of stomach, Il unknown, D.
Age-Under year, So to years, 49, 3d. to 10,
10; 10 10 Is; 10 &c. 81 80 to 49, 81; 40 to So 81 80 to 60,
Is; GO to TO- IL 70 to 90 10; 50 to co. 80 to l00
known,5.
A. w. WHITE, City Inspector
CITY INsPEcroR's OrTIoE. May g. lS49.
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Died.

Suddenly, on Mo,day morning, from the rupture Of
blood vessel WILLIAM BuTLIR in the Goth year Of his
age.
his friends and aequaiAs noes, and also Of his sons
William Alfred, aud sherman> and the members Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-08

Oliver street Baptist Church. invtcdto attend his
funeral this afternoon O'clock from his late resi-
dence, No. 256 william street.
Suddenly on Sunday. the 9th instant, Of apoplexy,
Isaac FousrAIs, in the cd year Of his age.
The relations friends and acquaintance Of the ia
mily invited to attend the funeral from his late
residence, Graham street between Flushing and Myr-
tie avenues East Brooklyn this afternoon at O'Clock
On Sunday morning. the 9th instant ELIZABETH,
wife Of the late Joshua w Dixon in the 37h year Of her
age.
DEATH MAJOR WHsrLER.-Extract from letter,
dated st. Petersbargh, April T. 1S49-"It is with sor-
row ! inform you of the death of Major George w.
whistler He died this morning at half past O'Clock,
after long illness, consequent upon attack Of che
lera His death has plunged in grief all country
men residing here He died without a struggle. IL is
needless to speak in praise Of Major W. Those who
know him attest his exalted worth and character
He enjoyed to remarkable degree the confidence OF
the Emperor and the officers of the government with
whom he had public private relations and though he
lived in foreign land, his death has cast gloom
every one who acq TAINTED with him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-08

SHIPS 70 AFTtVe.
LIVERPOOL.
Garrick, Eldridge, April II
Cambridge, Peabody, April Is
New World, Knight, April q
West Point, Allen, April rs
Fidelia, Yeaton, May l
Hottinguer, Bursley, May 6
PORTSMOUTH.
Yorktown, Sebor, March %
Hendrix Hudson, Pratt, APPS
HAvRE.
Baltimore,lConn, April 20
Bavaria, Anthony, April 70
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Passengers Arrtva.f t
BELrAsr-Bark Arab-W Thompson o,t40y.lAtla a.
stccrage. lN1'EtFINtN ~
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Movements OF the Sailing Packets.

Sa111nS FacketSs
Ships to Sail.
LIVERPOOL.
Patrick Henry, Delano. May 8
Waterloo, Allen, May ii
New York, eropper, May IL
2 Of the West. Hallett, May Il
Sheridan. Cornish. May Is
Iontezuma, Lowber, Juno l
PORTSMOUTH.
Westminster, Warner, Nays
Gladiator, Bunting, May IL
HAvRE.
Splendid, Crawford, Nay 10
New York, Lines, May 20
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BY an arrival at New Orleans, we learn that the
brig ST. Andrew, Capt. Paul. of and from this port,
with large number of Baltimoreans on board,
bound to California, arrived at Chagres previous to
the 9th ut., all we'll We haye received the fol-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-08

Br ship Ann (before reported-arrived lh inst) from
March 20 encountered weather the
Bauks lost set OF sails sarboard quarter boat and
sprung the mizen mast Spoke April H. bark India Of Br
from Charleston for Bremen Is daysout Lat 40 s Ion
AZ IL.
Br ship Bone, for Savannah, and number of outward
bound vessels anchored in the lower bay detained by
head winds. -
MAY Wind ut SUNRISE, NE; at meridian ENE; at
nm. NE.
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HonAcs '. ASH M ISAAC L. p,LI..
L.ed ard Gsasr~l Agency 0mss ~ shs C~pasAi e nm
nois. City ~ sprtngnsld.
o nonresdenf Knsu iaads holders Of lms inl
edess, and all <esSs Stale va
Iuiao scrip boadsTne undersigned would respectfully intern
The public that they have established In this eligible capital Of he
state Of Illinois Iasd and general ssesey es Cos uaasacos
Of all business appersinng thereto within the limits Of the
An us..csss elsiys p the Paehsss and saas ona sxsn
Ing lands and reporting location dvanasss AID psyiss
selling all descriptions of State
oter description business attached agency On ~
extended SCALE viii be pompdy and ffuiy attended, TO-
kEyEREsoEs;
Me.srs. Daifendorf h Niles, washinxton city.
GO A. Gowdy Co., Loaisyiie, Kentucky.
Ms,ss, syeslss ! 60, ST. Louis. Missouri.
A. Christy, esqy I"
John M. Winner, esq.,, ; staae
His e1eeiency A. q. French, governor Of Illinois.
Hon. Thomas n. Campbell, auditor |"
" John Moore, treasurer 90 3H+s srH
s. II. Treat Judge supreme sour.
!. Lyman ns.a Trr D,nn Z q
Me.ss; wsd.woIih q sheldon, New York city.
e. Sas sar. asi ESQ.,, NJ Front street,
Gen. Robert Patterson Philadelphia aa
Gen. Adam Dler
Jos, l.. Chester, esq, :" rt. ~ lh4ne
Col 3. w. Black, Pittsburg, Pa.
Gen. Caleb Gushing, Boston, Mas.
q. r. Sanger esq. {" #.4.4 4esaea
Henry II. Stone, ESQ, I"
J. ID. Pratt 4 Co, Baltimore, Md.
APP n-dlm&sw3m