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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-07
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

0PGCIAL NODICE8.
THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIcAs ELECTORS OF
Of the party End in favor regular
ed 20 &c. I.gnspy Ban on sonssy .',pss
made ~ Demoerste state Convention at syrseus Tn.
.ss,s. 8. n %ssss@S p.s".ss county
d.ss :: ss 81 isa.
SEIZE ss: s ;sps sfsiss Net
..- Chm OF committes Of Arrangsmeats.
". II. ELTEe, Jro. A. srGsrsLrR, sse'ya
A PLEASURE PARTY ArrAcnsp To sAeLE En-
their ereufs.n the sh Ausu., vas BY .q..l .csi-
ssy ssilsl meeting % isis III. best
.ss, :, ~ ss. .ss asro ., &
were sTpentsd and reported the following resolution.
Isss r.. csp, %
Ss :. az Nv, 'ss iss 's.r % err
:: ssB. 4 + t WIN: $:s .s.r o'--'''..
DosT OFFICE, cBAreAs SQUARE. = NEW YORK.
september 7ts isss Letters aud ss-spspers for Calf
, 81: sst ,r. sss as u.
r. steam" Empire City, Once '''1s t s;SS s 4
vTHE LADIES or TUE pREssyrEaIaN CeNGsE-
sstop Of Astoria viii hold Festival for the bessst Of
~ .sSsF.T sSssis &. -s.,Ssr ryoy. snisy%ssI: &.
will e hsd the 1ss. TAR s ~ ~. la
iss sssss ~. constantly nom Is. ci,y . 70 A's.ris
ard leave felios sstesmbost Astoria from
Peet slim At ~ ocloct L. ~, and 81 o'clock r ~;
s,esmbcst sshinston Irving from Fulton Market st9x A.
b. The last boat New York will leave Astoria sso
o'eloct In the evening.
VUIILIAM DARvILLr, VINO LATELY RESIDED IN
w uusa ~ " will learn something TO his advantage
srplyinfts Capt v. H. Masen, U. y ASaete~ hsrborNf
BOARDING.. dSc,
HOTEL. NO. co GREENWICH sTREsr, FORMERLY
the Adutspts Besd Qusrts-the sabscrib.r rsspect-
fully informs his enos sd The public that be has taken
the hsuss solios call he will endeavor 10 give
entire satisfaction all that pstronire him Refreshments
20 he had N all hours the day Good beds 81 lz cents,
and the bar 10 furnished with the bste Wines n.rs and
eessrs PATRICK GANr6N,
No 90 Green ~ieh street.
poARDINo-iN A PRIVATE FAMILY IN CHAMBERS
~ strsst for two or three sertemsni who can Ind re-
once.
CpAMBERs STREET l4s - RoAEDrNG.--ro LET, A
~ third story funt furnished unfurpshed 20 tvo
gentlemen, gsnemsn and WIFE also, handsome frcnb
parlor with bed room sttsch,d.
DLsAsAHr ROOMS. Win BOARD, AT 67 BROAD
II wy.
noARDING-wANTED.I IN HOBoKsN-osg oRrw0
~ unfurnslsd rosms for rtntlsman his lady. and I've
NJ tex sF Pcst sfhsa
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Our Baltimore Corrcspsndcnco.

BALrIMosE, Sept. 8, 1S4o.
Eyh;L;;., of Mar, land bnsf,tufe-CauLe SAow-L<u~,
FROM rof"e' M"f"e~--'' "ode' "a'"osa' se.
The annual exhibition Of the Maryland Institute ID
announced IN commsncs In this ctv nm the 27th inst
snno"n0eu " 'o " wy " 40 80 ''
NJ washington Hail. Inc preparations "~A'"s sss v"
grand scale, and the amount Of mining machinery
a, - 49,, h ,srv ,.rg. ir,,uains .avara, rsv 10
VII" w ', 80 e
ventions In the manufacture OF cotton
The cattle show of the Maryland Agricultural So
c;s,v will he be,d an the 10th nth and l2h Of Osto
''' VS. - -. =, 49,. -,
Der, immsoa'ey Ater inc Close Oh tue institute VIM
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hk COOPER. IL DUANE sIHkbT, HAb, rOk I'll
~ last years. confined his practice 10 the treat
mercursl and other diseases of delicate nasurN
He the most aggravated eases 81 this disease
mild removed In two 10 ave days perfect
charge.
nRJOHNseN, ieDtAN STREET., so WE'LL KNOWN
~ In the Of delicate disesses1he Doctors
putsop st In those half cured that have existed
TOR years CONSTITUTIONAL weakness, brought
81 secret hah s6ctuaiiy cured Recent cured
four dsya
rI,bE hARklED wOkArs PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
paniop by Dr. A. Mauriceau Professor Of Diseases Of
Women Sixth edition ismo.. pp. go. Price ~. 5000
copies sold in sin months
Years suffering Of physical and mental anguish nany
an snectopae ~e and pecunar difficulties TO the husband
Ioyed compeence thousands broken in health ~sud
have enjoyed hundreds new In their been still alive
BY timely possession Of this WORK
intended especially for the married, or hese contain
plating marriage s disccses important sscrets. which
mould be known 70 them particularly.
To those whose health does permtd an increase Of IA
niy, " lie 81 especial Importance.
Here, ALSO every femae-the We The mother, the
either budding into vomsnhocd or the one In the decline Of
years In whom nature an important change
discover the symptoms and the NEST eclent
needles srd us certain mode OF cure IN every compsint
which her ser is sutject.
Liberty street. N.Y. Little Co., Albany W. r. Davis
Boston n. Peterson ~ Chestnut street. Philadelphia
willism Taylor Co.. Bsitmore b. Rouseoni, New Or
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On the receipt Of ST. copy ~l be transmitted BY mall
free Of II the United States All letters
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The Cheap Eiepsant.-Thcre are many
species Of the elephant IN New York. IL you
Tie expensive elephant you find him at fashionable
credit svpe boot and shoe but IL L. the cheap, the
the rsabe elephant buy pair
Of Boots or Caters OF JONES. IL Ann street.
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noARpINe-wANTED.I IN HoBoKsN- ONE on Two
ID unfurrishsd rooms. for gentleman HIS lady. and I've
mall shdrsn. Please sve fall particulars under address
n. kex 90, PCS, shsa
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EDUCATION.


ERENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING AND DAY
school for young ladies, No. Carroll place. Bleeeker
street. New York This establishment conducted by Madame
Blk assisted by the most talented professors Of this
city enjoy the confidence Of all these who have
their daughters TO her Every attention 10
the morals and comforts Of the pupils Terms mode
rate. The bouse 10 spacious and comfortable.
Al RS. THlBAULIS SCHOOL For YOUNG LADIES,
l No. 10 Arlington Place. will opG the 7th Of
September
CCHoOL.-NEssRs F0IGNET AND TATI 0Rs CLAs-
- STEAL French and English School. No. 759 Broadway,
opposite Assr Place, will open Monday, September TO-
be obaiued Messre Roe all Broad
way Miller Broadway Deue Co, Park Row; and 6s
Broad at the school and At M Fs residence, l6
18th street, near University Place
AHRs J. j. BROWNS FRENCH AND ENGLISH
Nl School will open Monday the 10 inst, at II
Crosby %.
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poARDING-ir PRIVATE FAMILY IN CHAMBERS
- street. for two three sertlem.n; who fnd
spectsbis and comfortable hone Apply 70 Ia w. Herald
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

Doors AND sBoEs-TwENTY CASES HEAVY,
ID thick work entitled debcnture well adapted to sx-
" &URv " Forth william street. M stairs.
OVER SHOES, OVER saoEsi-TuE UNDERSIGNED
" hand, for sale, large assortment Of
style Patent ather Over Shoes and Clogs made
without will rip water proof, light neat,
durable Purchasers vited 10 all and anime the
perfect Shoe made Sold BY the doren
nv =. WINsuiP Co.
Manufacturer. III Pearl street. New York.
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wigs and Toupees.-We would call the at
taon Of requiring suit Of hair to recent i'm
OF important sharacter invented by
Bsfeheor They be at his wig factory, No Wall
Csens invited examine before
Durehasing elsewhere.
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LAgy's PATENT rlRE-PRooF PAINT-rHn
ID genuine sroc Of different cocrs that turns Va slate
yotns Whatever the scton Of the weather
sra ere For sale BY the patentse No. Brood s,rse
Beware ofcountsrfeits. WI BLAKE.
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IoTEI. NO. co GREENWICH sTREsr, FORMERLY
the Adusnts Besd Qusrts-ihe sabserib,r respect
fully informs frienos AID the public that be has taken
the above hsuss end soots call he will endeavor to give
entire satisfaction 20 all that psronire him her-snmenn
the bar 10 furnished with the beet q Wines n.rs snd
eessrs PATRICK eANr6N,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-07

CURE OF CORNs AND DISEASED NAILs--S. SUI
~ riskof from st. Petersburrh, Chropedist (opcrator
uron fee respectfully inform those Who are
In afflicted with buniens OF dsease OF the
nails that he give immediate relief without causing the
pain. His Office 323 Broadv opposite the theatre
NEW MEDICAL BoOKS-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
IN work. Of private dscAscs,
and all tindred affections Of The ur nary orssns
illustrated by number Of beautifully cooret plates
M large hfe by Homer Bostwck, n. Large quarto,
roo pages ID edition. Price $40 Extract from the Boston
Medical and Surgical Jourpa =" be said fearlesy
20 equal Actions work on the same family Of
and far superior 70 o. hs And over pub
seminal Emissens Impo,e1ey ae, caused By improper
Putrfhes, strngsr Townsend, 2 Broadway and BY the
Ant Eroaduav
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A Question asked and Solved why does
fepts and buy his Boots and Shoes
Of r. A. Brooks $50 Fulton he sells better
cheaper tandsomcr Roots Shoes Caters ke than any
ether sstablishnen, In the city.
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EXCURSIONS ..

EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSIONS TO THE SEA BASS BANKS, AND
II positively the last for the seasonOn Thursday Friday
aud sunday the 10 will leave Thirteenth At
s Canal street ~ Catherine street sx Grand street o.
Pier No. N X. ~ A. NJ. Ehfs Coton Band will bs
board Fare IS way The Buffalo will extend
trip around the Light ship.
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ME DICAL.

s>NNNN~NN>~N>~NNNN'SNNNr NNN>ON>SsNsSN
EARD.-s. W. JUDs0N DENTIST, HAS RETURNED
" the city will be happy and wait upon his
friends and tile public generally In department. OF ths
dental art at his once 1c5 East Broadway New York
TIRE Right OF STATES, COUNTIES, TOWNS, AND
Individual IiceDses for the OF w. Lsvetts PAtent
Ensm.ed Plates the n,ertion Of Arnes teeth sor sale
hates and mendatsr from Of the first Dentists
in IL g Union, who have tested it's merits.
n. LEVITT. Dentist Patentse, Us Broadway.
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BOARDING, 6c.

VUILLIAM DARvILLr, WHO LATELY RESIDED IN
w Utica n. v will ethins to his advantage ~
srpiynsts Capt. " Mastsn, u A,sseke,s BsrborNf
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A CARD-LOvRRs OF HARMONY PARTICULARLY
n Old Counrymenl informed that Concerts ION the
free and prncpe take place night at the Apollo
Saloon, Persey Hotel % Canal street. the Ga
Works Admission free Proprietor and conductor
W. KNIGHT0N. late Of Marion Hall.
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CBAMBERs STREET, iss - RoAsDrNG.--ro LET, A
~ third story frvnt furnished uafurphed 20 tvo
gentlemen OF gsntlesn wifi. also. handsome frons
paror with bed room sttsch.d.
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CALITORNIA HOUsEs-THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE
~ always ready 10 furnish the beet Portable California
Houses in this or Other msrtet and At very ow rates
The houses btlt BY have been tried and are highly
proved cf ssd ertensvey raronised By Caorpsns and
others osh NO e 81 psssyAN Co.. 90 Broadway
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DosT OFFICE, cuATgAv SQUARE. - NEW YORK
ssptemter 9Th. lle Letters aud Ne~spap for Cali
forna chas.s and Panama By special express sssnt iron
this once In ebarre Of the as The frst mail will he mad
MP srd despatched on ss urdsy 1s,h septsmber st2
" the steamer Empire City. Once from A. 70
Pm AARON sWARTs
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A MEDICINE CHEST IN HALF OUNCE VIAL
Or Ned Drop cures all private diseases
any rcttrieor IN the patients habits In fvm days
The untefisn pirepary, Division street. is the only
place can be hsd 81 enly medical book Tor nothing
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nh MLPH, AUTH0R or TIE "PRACTICAL PRI-
~ ,at- Treatise &c " Greenwich street Once hours.
spp In The early stages d be surrr sed at The rapidly
however those who suffered certain Of peo-
pie Who can properly appreciate his services In structure
from it's frs incper 10 is advanced and dsres
Ing stages ffrcm advantages End extensive
sourcs In Aunevina
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WALHALLA. So CANAL STREET. NEAR BROAD
w way.-Splsndid scener~s and decorations. A
troupe Of the accomplished srsss singers dancers
Acrcba and tabeaux vvants represented by eighteen la
dies Of attraction suoes every
at o'clock Extra performance every Saturday
ata nc
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BROADWAY THEATRE.--SIGNOR AND SIGNoRA
ID Vita pectfly the patrons OF the italian
Orsra and TO the uhe in general that their Joint Eeasns
Evening September ls49 when Dsnizsttis opsrs OF LIN
DA D CHaM0uNIX will be produced for The first time ts
sea B0x hOok
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CrAND AsiDE-TBE METROPOLIS For sEPTEMBe9
- sh ready. with variety Of interesting original
brilliant articles from Park Benja
min, Lsg; Bupsby Papers, ~ John broushsm ESQ The
City Items by c. O. Poster Lamartines Great Work. Po-
lice Repors The Two Spir The shose papers have been
ren presy for the Metropolis Price i've cents num-
Der. IS North William street.
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n ohrEbtAhD AtAlNSl QtACkEkIt-
IA The Jrsvellsrs Medical Guide. by r. Glover ~ D. fs
the met perfect work 81 the hind to The
rotp public IL contains absorption Of all delicate
their symptoms best mode 81 &e together with
ssps iaI making VIE ysrous prepss,iens u..d IN their
r,stmen and 10 embenshed With Is photographic plates
h the @sistanco Of this work himself
Price 81 seld by strnssr Tosnsend. az Broadway,
corner q Ann st At the Drug store n Canal
snthor No 2tnov No. Ann st whore he Is consulted
all disostes there referred to.
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DARNUN's AMERICAN MUsEUn.-sPLENDID PER-

| (NHINEsE hUSEUM--THE ONLY ONE IN THE UNI
~ ted sa% $50 Brosdway exhibiting the Manners Gus
Religions and Sciences OF four hundred millions
of Chinese. open from A. NJ till 10 II. n Admittanos
| ZEN dren under L. half price.
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DE We FRUITFUL AND MULTIPLY, is A COMMAND
ID that shood be eLcsry obeyed by the children
For female and male. Dr. LarEete Juno Cordial Pro-
Of debility bsrrsnnes and all irregularities Of raturc
IL all that h Processes TO be- via Natures restorative
and remedy for thoee the married ohsprns
1t certain for senersl debility weakness ssryoui
Anecon leuoorrhoa ke AZ nvgoratins medicine
pnequslied Also certain remesy for ncipcnt
tion Indigestion loss 81 muscular energy physical lasntud
female wtskress, debility kc 10 10 the
user in any q the .bevs eomp!sat asa . Of p,iesss value
cine eannst be genuine uniess the fac smile signature Of
Judssn CO. 1.-THE only AMERICAN agentsD the wrapper
Of each bottle Principal tce 81 John street. Yort
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lust PUBLISHED NO. OF THE AMERICAN EDI-
ID tion Of Elira Cooks Journal weekly misesllany OF
light and elegant literature occupying So columns with
matter entirely original Edited Elisa Cook, the justy
celebrated English poetes Published At so kassau street,
New ork and be had Of BOOKSELLER Price cents
Carriers and travelling agents wanted.
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DR IAwcETT CAN DE- coNFlDENTIsLLY CON-
~ suited at hs once 81 Dey all private diseases
The mot obstinate yield 20 bis mode Of treatment which
onhe principle Structures cured the most
plan The Victims Of solitary indulgence ass
apply. With certsinty Of Once 81 Dsy street.
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T CTTERY swINDLINC.,-EvERY ONE woo DE-
IL possess knowledge Of abe rascsy frauds
esd BY lottery should The scorpion Of this
week which tho vanous robbsres daily raessed
by city In addition i'll be found-A Sketch Of
Vasy; the splendid romance Of the Strawbsrry Girl; Re-
mari able Fecund Faithess wife; besides SO origin 81
articles OF the choicest reading Price CENTS Once la
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VA ANTLD-A SITUATION TO DO GENERAL house.
w work, ~ Chambermaid by young pectsble
man, who H. too gooa washer and ironer Best Of city
fronf
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Wills, Pease & Co.
Wholesale Dealers IN ri.
IAPlE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
GRAVIER STREET, New ORLEANS.

|%lrnlatl M~ Orleans, Aug. 25, l849,
view Of the non-insercours with
W North on account of the cholera,
W anticipated the wants OF the
Y 'nd West by the importation of a
afse and general stock Of Staple
ssaGy Dry Goods, now partly in
40 daily arriving, We would
v eaF friends and those who have
Y dsalt with US in New Orleans, Of
w and belief that they will lose
" turning their attention to a
Y y once convenient and healthy.
"NocKs are. being provided in view
Y eIlfa demand. For the conyen-
y nose who may wish to order or
W y assortment with facility, our
', Y Y VII embrace not only every
~ Wy Goods line, Staple and
au1a great many articles Of those
NJ ''sally Kept in variety stores.
y. a'leallon will be paid to orders,
I.s y nlo may not be prepared to
M Urleans personally, may rely
N 'lP'ness and the due observance
N sLamands. The style of our
Saglsly altered, by the omission
'4iSlai without a change of part
respectfully, 10
y le4s. l1 .aoIs ",
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Number is.

sour sweatbearts At home need have no
Jealous fears Of Engli h charms, as we have not
been 80 fortunate as to see 4 pretty woman
since we rave been in The island They ale
all very fine healthy looking young women,
with particularly fresh compilations, in which
the colors Of the pedny and The snow ball ale
much more frequently blended than the more
poetic tinls ol' the hoy and the rOse.s And
anybody Dut q poet would discover in their
mouths, which are very large, much more re.
semblance TO q cleft be7t than a cleft pome.
GRANTEE But they are blessed with exceeding
hne teeth, and to do them justice, | never saw
young datnsels lpake better use of them.-
They eat and drink to an extent somewhat
amazing 70 any American, but more especial
y 50 70 adeNeate young gentleman lately REL
removed from the chills.D Eslfys.
English ladies' are masculine both in their +
appearance and manners, They lack that ex-
quisite delicacy Of form and features, that re-
finement and winning dependence upon our
sex which make orr American women % 81.
pereminently fascinating. Their features are
large and their complications ate Goa fse, for
the roses which the poets Of England have dis
covered In them, but too often degenerate \
into 1blossoms.' Their feet aid hands arc
very large and have none Or those tinny pro-
portions SO chntming in our American women.
An A mericah catnof properly appreciate how
bewithching 1t is to see a little foot peepine
from beneath q petticoat or 10 have a soft
white hand Of fairy form confdingiy placed
In his until he has examined tho feet and seen v
the hands Of the English women. They are
certainly very good hands and feet to eat and Ga
TO walk with, bit they are much better adapt
ed to these original uses, prescribed BY nature,
than for any Of the Platonic acconpanimenh
Of an innocent Irritation. They dre destitute Of
all that little prettiiess calculated to excite The
imagination and inspire the romantic portion <
OF the grand passion. would as soon think
OF flirting with a great lubberly boy, at that
interesting period Of hisT adolescence, when
he assumes the down and sdua&k ola gosling,
as with one of these fair damscls with hands
and feet like men, A pretty little hand is as
indispensable in a Irritation as a hand to o'clock 4
the thing can't go on without it., a,t.
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From he Picayune of 8.

New Orleans and jackson Railroad.
Pursuant to a requisition numerously signed
by the leading men in the city, at the head Of
which stands the name OF Governor johnson, Z
his Honor the Mayor has called a m letting Of
the inhabitants Of New Orleans to take place
this evening at the Commercial Exchange. St,
Charles Street, to appoint delegates to- the
Convention to be held at Monticello on
Monday next, for the purpose OF d~eyising
means for the immediate construction Of d rail-.
road from New Orleans to Jackson, Miss. .b@ Z
The Importance of this measure in relation
to the prosperity Of New Orleans is evident to
every one who will take the trouble to. reflect,
on it. The between the StatessOf
Mississippi and this great emporium will be
immensely increased by facilitating the con-
Seyance Of produce hither. We must be prompt
too, in action, for wero, things 10 remain as they
have hitherto>r emained until the completion Of
the Mobile Railroad, now under construction
from that city through eastern, Mississippi and
Western Tennessee to the mouth Of the Ohio
river, a large portion Of the m will be
drained off from us through that channel;-
This is the opinion graveIy expressed by prac-
tea. men.
Mississippi will also derive great and mani
fold advantages from this projected railroad. +
A gentleman we'll acquainted with the l%ocali-
ties on which the New Orleans and Jackson
Railroad would benefcially operate, asserts
that there would be d clear saving Of nearly
100000 a year TO The farmers Of the country
by taking this route in conveying their pro:
duce, cotton, &c to market, and in making
their imports home As a basis Of bis calcu-
%latiou, Col. TOrpley, the gentleman to whom
we allude, and who lately delivered along and
interesting address on the subject at jackson,
Miss. takes the business of the Vicksburg
road, and speaks conclusiyely Of the para
mount importance Of the projected work to oil
who have the welfare Of Mississippi at heart.
The piney woods which will skirt the line Of
road will be rendered immensely productive
from the facility with which lumber, tar, pitch,
turpentlhe, &C. &C., can be brought 10 market
in New Orleans. 855te8 9aag
We consliepciouAly believe Tia, The benefits
to be derived from thiS railroad BY our city and
Mississippi respectively are incolculable, and
we trnst that the meeting this evening will
send forth voice fully responsive to the call
Of our neighbors III that State. TO the capi-
t%alists, viewing things in the abstract, the rail-
road puts forth many attr ctions. 1t has been
calculated that it will pay l23 per cent the first
year after completion, and increase 100 pei
cent in ten years. s@@2 a9aa
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HORRIBLE News FROM THE PLAINS
More Americans murdered by the Apache
Indians I'VE learn from the Indepen.
dence Commonwealth, of the Sd inst,
received by last nights mail, that intel
hgence had been received there OF the
murder Of eight Americans, by the Apa-
che Indians, The news was brought by
Mr.. w. II. Patton, who had Just arrived
from Santa Fe, Mr.. Patton says that
he and other gentlemen who accompa,
MED him, met some buffalo hunters a
short distance this side of Vegas, who
informed them that a company from In
dependence had been murdered. near the
Point.ofR Rocks, by the Apaches.
"This intelligence induced them to
return to Vegas, but they subsequently
proceeded on their journey, and when
they had arrived at a point between
" hetstone and Point-oE.R Rocks, they dis
covered that what had been told them
was too true-they found the bodies o
several persons whom they recognized
among the rest those Of James M. White
William Galloway, and Ben Bausman
(colored barber) of this city.
ut is supposed that Mrs, White and
child were taken prisoners. There
were eight killed in all"
We hope to have other advices by to.
days mail.-M. Louis Republican.