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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-25
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,

CRESCENT OFFICE,
Thursday Morning, jan %, 1849
COTTONThe large transactions of the past three days
have reduced the quantity offering but the demand is una
bated and prices full The sales vest .day amounted
to 5000 bales chiefly for Europe and the North
NEw-ORLEAEs CIAssIPIcAT1oN
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ENGINE FOR SALE.
A SMALL ENGINE, of two horse power OF superior
N workmanship complete in every respect; Apply 70
d13 LEEDS l. CO., Lesdss koundV'
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TO- Crystal Temple Of Honor No. A Specia
Meeting Crystal Temple Honor No. will be held the Hall,
5St Canal street. Oh FRIDAY EVENING NEXT 60 half
Business will be transacted and mem
bers respectfully requested attend By order Of the w e l.
ia24 81 ED. A. F. MITCHELL.
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huCIIOn sale.
nv s r. REEIMAN Auc

S,ATURDAY January q, O'Clock, P MWIl be sold at
- public Circus street. JULIA and directly opposite
the CofeehOlse Of Charles Meyrs-
THE CONTENTS AND FIXTURES OF A RESTAURANT,
Cister large Cooking Glass and all
necessary carry Restaurant. Also, the Awning
front OF me HOus Terms cash. ia2i
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ST. LOUIS BALLROOM.

7 OUIsIANA STATE MODEL BACHELORS IN -D:
LAUGURATlON BALL AND SUPPER, to be gwen ef Nv.
at the Louis BaI-ROOzn, the 5th day IVA ~yE
March, The subscription to the above Bal SEAEa
open a number Of subscribers at the Once
Of the Ballroom.
Ball Room and cent Rotnda Will be most bTlan ~
decorated illuminated on this occasion.
s The subscribers will elect pracucabe he Managers
Committees order TO make TINS Source the mos
splendid witnessed ! this city.
~ For further particulars apply to Mr. H. RUFFlEk at the
Office of the Ball Room. ldl9
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~ H. Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor. The
original and only always has the signature Of
the proprietor ' H. DALEY, the wrapper Of each box
Southern Depot, Isl Charres New Orleans dSu
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az NewOrleans. Dec. S. 1e4e-Dr.

other columns this lie Of the
very profession United Suites All that stand
would do give him call, at Sc Custo ouse
,rest nl5H
IF NewOrleans, Dec. S, 1848.-Dr J. MENSlNG:
SThe Set of Teeth inserted for me consider to be the best
They equally servceabe for as the
Those needing done line at
call No. Ia ST. John between PedIo and drawer
srrets, and inspect for themselves. Yours, , ,,,,,
Dc 3m A. H. TUChEH.
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Mrs. A. G.. PARKER
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies OF New Orleans
II and purchasers in general that she has opened M,
at o31s CAMP Street below Poydras, Handsomely n
and well selected assortment Of V[55
Millinery and Fancy Goods, VS.
Consisting of Ladies Fancy BONNETS, Full Dress and
Breakfast CAPS, Head dresses Ribbons Flowers Feathers
Rich Embroidered Evening Dresses, Collars, Chemzettes
Lace Wells, etc
The above goods of the latest importation and Ladies
will find it their advantage to call and examine before pur
chasing elsewhere they will be Sold wholesale and retaI
at reduced prices. ~ - :,
but those who well recommended as to char
acter and capacity need apply. la23 LIT
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to" To sail JANUARY Both.
NOR CALIFORNIA, ria CHAGRES.-The A l. supe-

NOR CALIFORNIA, uia CHI AGRES.-The A l. supe-
II ror, very fast sal ing schooner VIM, H. EAZ- 3h
ZARD, o. P. saunders, master will positively sail eLAkA
As above The w. H. III. is very commOdOus ves.s
sell and has spenddy furnished accOmmoda
for 70 passengers and also comfortably accommodate 81
seerage passengers and will receive small amount OF
freight. Persons going Cali onIa wishing apleasant and
quick particularly requested to visit this
sell and examine her she lies Post Second NUM-
cpaliy. For freight Apply TO CaptnIn on board,
or to X NJ HARRlSON ~, ~ foydras ST.
or .. WlCKHAM % Bienvllest.
N B-The Route by way OF Chagres being now acknowl
edged the best and California establishing
Regular Line OF Packets to Chagres. An A vessel with
succeed the Hazard Jal5
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Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, etc. etc
RY MORPHY a. NEVIS

I'RDAY, January %, at 10 ocockWl he sold, No. 81
i Magazine street, Sales Room up stairs, first floor
BOOTS. SHOES, BROGANS, Gentlemen, Ladies, Misses,
BOYS, Youths and Children.
81 HATS CAPS, comprising general
Aso several lots DRY GOODS and CLOTHING is25
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TO HIRE.
A SERVANT MAN, good Waiter. Apply At o. st.
"A Charles street front office, lais ivy
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MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company,
CAPITAL, 100000.
Directors:
GEO. W MARTIN, JACOB MoGAvocK, G. M. Foee,
F. b. FOGG, VIM. EAKIN, SAM LSEAY.
w W.WooDFOLK, JOHN M. BASS.
- o. S. JOHN NJ HILL, Pres't.
SY This ngestabished Company with the most ample
for the protection of its Policies continues to take
RIVER, SEA and FIRE RISKS the most liberal terms.
at its Agency in NewOrleans at the office of
OBJ PICKETT. PERKINS CO, 81 Magazine st.
EAGLE LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE
COMPANY.-No 40.
WALL ST. NJ Y-CAPITAL $500 ,0o0-1OO 600 PAID In
~ This Company, from its possession of ample Capital,
in addition reserved Premiums has decided age
purely Mutual COMPANIES point OF security to those
desiring effect LIFE INSURANCE. Its success having
surpassed the most antcIpatons OF Us FOUNDERS
proves its advantages be duly appreciated by the
munity Its rates are about 10 per less than Mutual
COMPANIES with full participation in the offs.
Pospectuses Will be furnished, and applications for lnsu
rance forwarded 10 the Company. application TO
GEORGE WOOD, New Levee
iaIl 1m3p and TchoupOuas street.
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ST. CHARLES THE TR E.

=, Z
Mr.. THos MUM, Ring Master MIR. W. WoRRELL, Clown
TsNHlS EVENING, Thursday January 25The public
informed that has been effected FOX wv
NIGHTS ONLY the celebrated Band of SABLE MELO
DSTS whose Concerts the American THEATRE Tor q cosec
with such Ingushet appreciation
appearance this Of Mr.. S. P. STlCKNEY- Mrs
NUNN. the Equestrian Enchantress The great GEORGE
SWEET OF HosemanhIp, and his unequaed Tight
Rope Performances. .O'CONNELL, BALDWIN MAl.LOf
THORNE, and the whole Of the Troupe Grand Rou
inc OF Entertainments.
DAY PERFORMANCE Saturday, JAM 81 at u O'Clock
c open O'Clock; performance TO commence at o'clock
admission Dress Circle 81 Second Ter Is cents JAYS
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GREAT PAINTING!
open FOR EXHIBITION ~ FOR II SHORT TINE
OLoNGER ii sToCKWELLs
Mammoth Panorama of the
MISS SSIP PI r | V h Il,

AT PAN DRAMA HALL,
In the Commercial Exc ange building,
tz" EVERY EVENING IN THE WEEK, a491
and on Saturday afternoons at 3 o'clock
t- This PANORAMA is Three Times the Erten Of any Paint
ing Ho faithfully represents Three
Thousand Hundred Miles in LENGTH passing through Ten
States The Union, and embracing Fifteen Degrees Latitude
ts- Admission, 50 cents; Children rs jal5
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REMOVAL.
nR. HOUGH has removed MS office to 40. IS3 Sa-
tons to be settled for when made Office hours IRON u
II 4. M and to g., p. NJ. NO ON
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NEW MUSIC.

w FISCHER Pennsylvania doors OF 2 street,
received following which
will be sold his reduced pricesfour
The Rare Flower quadre composed by Manuel Emilio
The Byzantine Polka; by Wentworth.
The Nagabond Polka, by Ciungl.
Frederick William Polka, performed by the seyemark Com
pany. # 81 .t. .r5} e.
The Water Spirit Waltz; by A. r. Krsel. ssa
The Harp Was; by w. q. Beche. t'..
The Friendship Waltz by O. Schustcr.
The Tedeco March, arranged from the Opera Of Ernan by F.
Boyer.
Beauties Lucrca Borg Mosqueaes dc Reine &c., Pot
pourns; by H. Cramer.
The Spring Waltz by T. Moeling
Punch and Judy Polka performed by the Seyemark Company
arranged by Helmsmuler
The Lily Rondo; by Louis Rename. Y.s rio
Enani involam cavana, from the Opera Of Ernan arranged
by Edemann.
BIanche Breath Of Morning from the Opera
of the Huguenots; by Meyerbeer
Poor though my be from Donnize's Opera of Betty,
with English words. WI
The move look abou beautiful ballad by
Henry Russell.
Mother beautiful ballad from
Opera OF Lucreua Borgia arranged by G. Linley.
land of the mounan from the Opera Of Quentin
DurwaTd.
II song my mother sings by Rodweli.
The Lonely Jenny nd music by M W. Bale.
Thout my side by w. r. Dempster.
The king he sits throne of gold words by Barry Cornwall
music by G. Davis. .+t
Mary Bane words; sung Madame Bishops by J.
Hunter. .s...N..
The Bachelors Dream by Munich.
Stop dat knocking at the door; for the guitar.
Aug3
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Commissioner Of lhe General Land ollce.
college orst. James, washington county, Maryland.

TUE Eighth Session will open Monday October which day
the PuncfuaI all requested
duties Of the promptly recommended very
all their members places
the Of the The academica from
LIST OF October the h OF August there being
August and In the College, all the usual classes under
m OF professors have been the
@ course Of collegiate studies equal TO that prescribed in the older
colleges OF the North AZ the third
ating class received their academical degrees.
la the School, which immediately adoins College,
the classes carefully
under the supervision of
enter the institution early their
Of study under the direction they graduate The
mercantile embraces partial
collegiate preparatory classes who preparing
professional life Such
all The privileges and advantages Of their several classes ubst
tuing the studes
cessary a preparation for business
French study without CHARGE al
In addition French, the will
without charge, German other modern language.
The location OF the College perfectly heal
towns villages the temptations
Moral and religious education chief design Of
The charge, all expenses
Sll5 College carefully
restrict other OF the student
An the departments under he Immediate supervision Of the
undersigned whom application made for OF
Register further niormaon, well for the admission
Of pupils JOHN ID. KERFOOT, Rector
Aug 3-2aw12m College OF st. James, p. o., Maryland.
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AMERICAN RAILRoAD JOURNAL.

hs Aaerican Railroad Joarnal Is published at 81 Wal
gentlemen sssd sss s. s9 nSs on a.
Tue Railroad before any similar pubca
attempted this county, elsewhere, devoted
tenn from il haas 6esnnns and soasued 70 carry onward
ill the whole civilized world has become dependent upon
The iosonouys railway system srea, nees.
sa, has already done
the scale Of being, than other agency that
The locomotive engine regard greatest achieve
swss bird upon the wing thought Language alone
Sui~aaa, living, breathing. win
new creation, Without danger and without isus
ssa s physical aeoas anS he sass
sosa nd % ~ sys Other y
creating sources % enoment and multiplying 10 an Infinite
achieved highest work On i has hsr%onissd
on By s
borhood practically poongs being but four
WSosver therefore, aSors ordi
for ihs highest good Of his race Profoundly impressed with
views intend in accordance with their spirit TO conduct the
The history influence improvements Of railway,
inquiry management scientific discoveries,
] and e ssS
braced in the range OF our iabors
series Of articles the iron Gre and ,a iro" a"aure Of The Uni
editor Of he S @ @ the mining and metaar
Mr. Hodge has for been engaged in s preparation
embracing descriptions different localities ORE
blast furnaces and dc results Of their WORKING This work
70 be published IN form in The Journal series Of
statistical q different dsct, plans and
Besides This MI Hodge furnish the Journal
which have carefully by him,
These Works viii be Sund Indispensable to all parties engaged
mining and the iron This the first attempt made
the iron manufacture and mining Of the whole
Cen g. r. lanes of Providence has also been engaged ms nm
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THE AMERICAN FARMER !.


THE AMERICAN FARMER is published monthly in the
city OF Baltimore 81 per annum, copies
sO, thirty for $40 July,
most favorable II
cultural Society and all the prize essays reports
published therein The
raise $780, 90 be appropriated follows piece plate,
valued so 10 be awarded TO the Obtaining 1T Of
October, the largest list Of subscribers
mencng July $50 the
list The publisher has also added prizes payable
cultural works He has also offered 500 prize essays for
coming volume viz so in silver plate
and Of hm buildings
am yard 80 for the best cultivation
80 for the best the Of the dairy.
The first number, 10 July, viii
valuable from the OF EDAusD RurrN esq., Virginia.
presented 70 the agricultural public, particularly the tide water
regions Virginia. Maryland and the Caronas
Of hrs farm Cor the FIVE
estate In eastern Virginia. and concusiyey with
able degree OF prudence In IT,
profitable other business The he
charge Of his fm Mr. Ruin shows that his interest on
capital invested for land implements, Sc
cent third 1881 per cent and
hh 20o besides supporting family his hands
stock SC, and 10 double
worth when he took In hand Every farmer planter
" In the tide water districts Of country will this paper with
the deepest interest ty ~
This will valuable pnpers
which Is from GRoRoE w DoBbN
Secretary the Maryland Society ON The
strucon Of the wire fences and from Col the same
ject, with appropriate drawings
Address SAMUEL SANDS Publisher
Maryland State Agricultural Societys Hall,
June Rb-2awN l25 baltimore st., Baltimore, Maryland
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Law school In Lexington, virginia.

meneing Monday the as, day O. October next
classes The used junior course will he ste
stare Evidence stephen on plead
Ing and Greeneafs senior cone will
embrace fuckers Commentaries, Greenleaf and on Ev
dence m vol Of eaci Stephen Pleading
vol Of Chity Pleading, oIcobes Introduction oufv
prudence Lube' Equity Pleading, Mtord Pleading omar D
Arrangements viii be made with Philadelphia law publisher to
nlsh me above works on the best terms and
attend the no rive him
early notice Of their Intention inform whether thew desire
be supplied with any portion Of the above works. through this
dunn They viii be furnished 10 the students THE mem
bers Of The senior class will have the privilege Of attending junior
without additional charge The daily
his students win be arranged a. 70 enable any
member OF either class 10 attend the lectures o. the Professors
Of Washington College should they deem etpedent 70 do So
few lectures will be delivered at the close Of the
diction and practice OF the Federal Courts
The fee win be go per session. payable in advance.
JOHN w. BRoCKENBRoUGH.
July 11-Hf W i-
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Harris Vegetable Extract
the only remedy thai be relied for the Of
spasmodic conracuons, irritation Of he sick
nervous e@o,s, aeurase general debility de-
including the diseases the human
EPILEPSY OR FALLING SICKNESS,
hysierca fits conyulsons sc well known from
able ha. badsd a ,s .ti and the ssassd
cine aud consequently thousands have suffered through
existence, and al Yielded up their lives the
ALTAR OF INSANITY
eaey ii SAYING s can Se cured lie would therefore re ss.
fully invite pheiau and all others who Interested
posed but Il then in the name Of humanity longer
II be said thar epilepsy rs incnrabe
HARRIS VEGETABLE EXTRACT,
For has been tested by who have
ed win tins dreadful disease and IN every case where has had
Colonel Dsnsow Yonfsrs York. state. his daughter
cured By Of the Vegetable Extract
BRADLEY o oe e see Me% io al .a ne mas
health aer other means had ae by The of the yege
Dr. Charles Brown of Dover Russell county, Alabama,
ene,ea by Inc use Of the Vegetable Extract and that he
ns pesebes case Of epilepsy which comes under his
Curtis g Maybery ESQ., formerly postmaster Lime Mills caw
many years past soey dt
a a Ina happy that sa q Dr. %
from that worst Of all diseases
table Extract successfully 10 his amy highly recommends to all
New York, that Mr. Charles Il Boaghion, member
years Obliged ieluqush his business Having
. na @ S os s
Rev Mr. smith, Rector Of s., Peters church, poswood New
wno has s, been afflicted sps @ S %
health has been much improved that he hopes by Divine blessing
90 have no more fits. t.5
EpIEPTIc FITS,
For and six months, cured by the Of this
truly wonderful medicine.
Read the following Of the no Wm secore,
Of Philadelphia afflicted with epepe M wents years and
and Faaes consntnp he mos eminent pycans and
for medicine medical treatment and advice three thousand dollars
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Fauquier White sulphur springs, virginia,


MAS open for the reception Of visitors
whole establishment No expense win spared adding
its embellishments the comfort and guests
Knowing by ocular evidence the positive
unsc value Of the water and its almost miraculous effect
ua has been regarded good policy enlarge the
modaiions and complete the original desgn crafty
pleasure Situated remarkably healthy region full
ue bold Blue RIDGE and in the vicinity Of the beautiful village
Wanrenton visitors horseback
proving roads, the most picturesque seek
else ia the pun alleys, the pistol gallery, the Of billiards.
The heathu dance The lovers Of music and flowers will find
eua has been taken to win their approval while the ow
fawn, the gold and silver fish, elk buffalo,
relieve tedious hour those who
ndfur6 In word has been taken which expanded
eray could suggest add 10 the -como and
visitors The hurdle and tournaments fancy BALL
brilliant respective
holy ministers Of religion Of denomination cordial
grudgiBg invitation, given spend the The usual serv
Of the church respected throughout
These miles, according
Fredericksburg and 10 80 from Alexandria T-weekly saees
both these points I'LL July, daily will
AT or reach the springs the
These springs known the Post Office books Wanenon
Springs and all letters should directed, be
WareDton sent TO the White Sulphur Springs, Ceenbrer
Terms Of board will be follows $50 FOR the whole
ing 1T october s5 for three months $50 Cor months s for
lodging 30 each SERVANTS children under twelve
Old half No charge children under three old When
tables provided for children before the hour
who retain their seats at the ordinary table viii be charged fun price
Horses so cents day, or $40 month
The finest wines and spirits have been procured and coage will
be charged for private supplies.
DANIEL WARD, Superintendent
June 6-diaw&cpf
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BY the President Of the United states.


hereby 81
state Of IoW at the periods hereinafter designated TO wit
January Or ne
ated within the aforementioned townships, TO wit
North Of the base line and Of the fin principal meridan
Township ninety eight, OF range three.
Townships nincysx, ninety and nnceight Of
Townships ninety Ave nineyI, ninety nneye and
Townships ninety ee ninety four ninety six,
$ sS sra OF Ia, the
day Of January Cor the disposal Of the public lands within The
North Of the base line aud wea Of the h principal meridian.
ami nney1
Townships nineyiou ninety 1--we, nnetsir, ninety seven,
and ninety eight Of range eight
Township township te1cept the southwest
S the s .SSss S $
indian asency) and townships nineseven and nineyes Of
Townships niuey-two and ninety-fo Of range ten.
Township ninety one, Of range thirteen
Al the land oee al FAIRFIELD eommencing on Monday the
a day Of % s Of e public lands
North Of The base line and Of The h principal meridian
Townships sixty seven, and nine OF
Townships srseyeu and szynine Of
Townships sixty eight sixty nine, range eighteen.
Townships sir,yesh, Iy-nine, Of range nineteen.
md " %ss
township. seventy and seventy range
X s sd es iowa S%Y on Monday the
within the following townships, 20 wit
North Of The base line and pea Of the I'm principal meridian.
Township seventysir Of tw
Townships seventy seyen seyen and seventy eight OF range
twenty eight
Townhps seventy range twenty
Lands Appropriated by Schools military
will be excluded from the sales.
The offering Of lands viii be
the days and Il the order which hsy are ad
closed But sale shall be
entry
be admitted until ater the expiration Of the weeks
under Of Washington this hneenh
Of September Domin thousand eight hundred and forty
nine. H. TAYLOR.
BY the President;
J. BurTsRTtELp,
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HORACE y. ASH. u. DILLER.
Land sad General Agency Once shs CsplsAl nli-
hois, Cify o sprlnxneId.

HORACE ~ ASH ISAAC H. DILLKH-
Land aad General Agency Once Cspst.l ef nli-
aois, City Of sPrinsnsid.
no Of ands Aoidsv Of Hinois
sdns and all PerseAs Of pekang Stafs
scrip bondsThe undersigned would respectfully ns
public that they established ciyte capital
Illinois iaad and ageaey oc the
appeaining within the
All transactions relative 10 the purchase and Of lands
their
land sold for Jules,
ing all descriptions
other OF attached agency TIE
most extended SCALE win promptly and afuly
REFERESoEsi
Messrs. DeifendoT Niles, washington city
A. Gowdy 4 Co., Louisville, Kentucky.
ms s.a.' syesss Co Co. ST. Louis, Missouri
A. Cbrlsty, esd
His exeellency A. q. French, governor Of Illinois.
Hon Thomas II. Campbell auditor
John Moore treasurer .....,
s. II. Treat, Judge supreme
Lyman Trumbul,
J. Dean Cation,
Me.sn; wadswolih q sheldon, New. York ely.
David Leavitt esq, ...
g. Bartlett, esq, No Front street, "
Gen Robert Patterson, Philadelphia.
Gen. Adam Dller,
JOS L.. Chester, 90.
Col s. w Black Piusburg, Pa
Gen. Caleb Cushing Boston, Mass
o. y. Sanger, esq. I" /"
Henry r. Stone, +" :" ....
j.. d. Pratt l. Co., baltimore, Md.
Ap ll--dmasw3m
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AGENCY ron CLAIMS AT WASHINGTON, ID. G.
CHARLES DIE SEEDING.


Comm,sio~sr Notary Public, AID General Agent,
No. n Todd's Bssidi.ss, Pssnsyivsais avenue,
WASHINGTON, D. C.,
CONTINUES 10 give his attention 10 The prosecution OF
Claims before Congress- Of The Eesecuye Department.
Naval Army bounty land scrip under The law Of February III
other property lost destroyed expenses By volunteers be-
fore being mustered and received into the service Of the United
and ali description may
with Mexico Great Britain He IN OF all the
h, o IN" Ias ao sssnss ~ ny o az s n
captures made the Gulf and the Mexico
ne has been oaored with rom the
State the Union Commissioner Of Deeds take the probate
deeds depcons and other instruments Of writing under seal &c.,
10 be used or recorded In the respective States.
Charges win be modeaio, and regulated BY the claimed
and the extent Of services required
Communication. po.,gadl viii receive immediate attention
Excelences Governors Of the several States Of
Union and Senators and Members Of tho previous and The
present Congress generally. Aug@
Preparatory Department. OF the Columbian College,
coRsrR or lara
THIS school reopened the ht Monday Of September
Charges per Qsarferi
Reading Writing Mental Arithmetic, and Primary Geography IS 90
Aphmec, Geography, English Grammar History Of The Uni
higher English branches, Algebra Geomeuy Surveying,
Any Of the above stu9ies with Latin and Greek classes ~ 80
CO. Bills payable In advance.
~ kenanps NJ, gentleman who has proved himself 70 be
emlnensy qualified r The management and instruction Of High
and Select school, viii Principal Of the Seminary II
win also be under The supervson Faculty Of
College. Aug 2i--2awdpsw
uUMEs's History OF Enslsnd, from the invasion OF
III Julius Cesar 10 The abdcafon completed In
Hssssys History snd u s9' pusneS
sept n rHNoK TAYLOR