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who 0soeef with SFvAI RoAE one Of die pToistols ey
hope VII o9l oaps VA PsHnet be sSeeAs and win be able
give entire satisfaction to the astdous. LE1
-, The erteFannse WIN CONNER neSt SUNDAY EVENING
Evening dg9g hs week s being positively o.
. IL Doors open a 4 o'clock z. Tieb4as 50 cent?.
nova M Sas. 6 52AFa8 ssProprotors
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FH Line OF Telegraph eonstruced by me between LousVeI
NRAhvi Memphis TuBoumbia jackson and NeWOrleanq will
a under the Chatter at Lgdve On Friday me ESQ
day Of November the Gait HOUSE. at II O'Clock al noon at
winch meeting all ubcba stock, and all the eorornto are
requested 70 be pTeaen-Louiuvles Ky, Oct ~ lsAg $50
oct2stp2s HENRY o'RIELLY.
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JUST RECEIVED, fresh supply Of Dr. Lsroy Celebrated
French Mixture for Gonouh1 Gleet pasnodio Seure
This Mixture thoroughly esahshed having bsn this
Nine Years and from te haseaote during that
time those which die public,
gsnsray have agans advertised nd1tna The efeesa
proulp and certain ~ Sole Agency, Nc. Is CaEon delet
street, hetween Canal and Common streets. ~.
See advertisement on fourth page 2 -.rL.
~ A descriptive pamphlet can Be had gratis ~ 81
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AuotIon sales ThIs -.

j. ~ BEFAss will sen at halfbsst II . clock ia Buhkk
AEeade asSage--Slaves We
2 60 NJ eohanics' Fire 90 NO. 6-Iphe nfioers ana
neipbefa OF tho above
uf hluniy Meeting on SUNDAY WORNyifJfs no AN innt n
hdEpast g.. order. ~ sflr e.agstasst
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Tn sAp1E 4ARNoNIsTs. I'VE have the pleasuIs 81 IN.
Hslg sfaageueas under the management of Alstsn
iism Rngk aRd james Olphant. and Nill aixs aaothsf
of hs7 ausnf ard aatsRainnk CoucsTts on sunday svo
aiag nsxt s. ths Commercial Fxchanqs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-02

.f.s.-R .s-. BoQkse4er aud StGiiOHH,
Is NOW RECEIVING his usual large andoopste stock the
season. which he ogsrI to the City County trade prseu
rs LoWsAs ANY OTHER HOUSE m TINS cITY-und
e quality yla o the stock 70 superior every
respect. =, 49, OBS 2pu
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Rehre again under obligstana To he mail
sisansg CaiifoFpla ioE Mobile paps5 & -
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tl1l -e 10Y st. ChaFtss strest. -.
-. The andeFsgned has now on hand one
Of the best and mOst complies stocks of I
FURNlTURE ever offered in this city and is daily Escsiy
ing ION the vel known and long celebrated house Of ID
~. Hntehings Co, BloadWly New ork, the New and
Latest STYLED Of RARl40R AMI. BEDROOM FURNI.
TUE, which he Oefs At tie lowest DFioas and On
liberal teIma e- Gall and examine before pnTchasins
I one 2nl w. VAN PELT. lO7 81 Charles 81.
RuLIARD SALOON over The ashadss.,5
FHNHOMAS HENDRY rsspsotfally inforns m fyian5g
and the public thai he hqs the above Saloon ind
e now engaged IN making the necessary TspA and ate5a
tons, which will b completed and the Sa00n TsadV fSI
VislteH on the iyt Noy., with SIX PINE TABLES Thu
paiIcnags oi Tie public u Iespeciialy solicited. OILS
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90 saPPienlsRt fsF news, 80. st0....
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New and FashIonRble Goods
OR THE FALL AND WINTER.

~ b-s- Just opensd,
c. M.SE1IPSONiS, % Charities ST.,
the iohOeiDg styles fGoql, thi aa9ls hnpora0u
Silks for Ladies' Dresses
Extra Rich Satin du Clien, embossed; r.
6 --1 .,e +. Damask and plnhlj
sChaugsabIe and Glae6 Poux De sires
Chameleon SAKE plain and figured, Of all coloT
Pf1d Tartan and Scotch silks large ahsortmeut
Rich White Dama silks and Satns, for Wedding and sotse
Black Sist Of Esrious gylesi
9uped PeiH. Silks, Tor Dresss5
Wide and exa vide Black AIanlia Silks Of every quality.
French oloaks, Manhllas, Visites, etc.
"A splendid assortment Of French Coaks Aiandlas, Manuees,
Nes, ETC., Of the latest Partisan style embroidered plain
eood and black OF rich Chameleon sk Satin du Chen
MousseliAs de LANES and oashmeTes.
srge Sss0usAt Comprising the latest Styles and varying in
price iruntlis cheapest the richest descriptions
,sH Housekeeping Dry Goods.
French and English Banke large fine and heavy Blankets for
Peaulnz Of all kinds Flannes, English, French American
shsena Of M KINDS linen and cotton Table Linens OF width
and qupYs Towengs Aarseiles Quilts and Bespead OF
style Damask ion Curtains and Furniture Embroidered Muslin Cur
iai ej Muslns log Curtains VARIOUS ysi C0tons OF all kinds
and widths Mosquito Meetings. For sale low. o26 6t2p
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Cotton SHIRTS AEshave svansn szss made We ere enabled
guaranty It. ThsIs Shirts MAIDS expressly for our custom
era 'na Of ssusus In sHslasIyea andaas Of hs best me-
,-,,,.. 80 GUINNESS 4 co.
t1AS $40 ~ CANT Street, opposite the CITY Bank.
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- Jackson Fire oe. No ls.s-The pfEieeraudf rasni
ls Will oiehd monthly Meeting SUh50aY Noygnlber A.
Ianelll al9ndanse 8 Iegav.ted mo NAl ALoYNAN seen
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D-sr The Washington Globe is now pubIsbedby
John c. Rives, on bis own, account. The Ifrm OF
Blair & Rives, so long known al AVashings on City,
Is dissolved. Mr. BlairTetiras, aud the whole pro,
perry in the Globe remains in M Ieiyes }, G.
Pickett win remain as editor, !,
Mr.. Blair has a competent fortune, and is a,Han
Of cultivated tastes. We hear, however thar he
does not purpose to 60 into retirenient but win ap
peer in the political field coon as the champion Of
Alr Benton, Wherever he shall be found, he will
make himself felt. No man nuthe country has a
more Fesolute spirit il the support 81 his friends
and bis opinions, o. Yields a more powerful pen
The Globe whI remain Cougfessional; Agrieuly
tural and Literary Journal and in ills first aspect,
as Congressional record "a Invaluable s It's the
only authentic and Impartial iscord Of the pFoeesd.
ings and debates Of Conggeaz lis corps Of Eepott-
ers are numerous and Of Che highest ability in their
line and the work itself is printed in very hand
some style. We recommend itsio The favor Of all
who desire to keep fully up with The current polt.
cal history Of the times The following are it'
terms; ~
" The Globe viii be published daily during the
session of Congress, and weekly the remainder Of
Che year, and will undergo dsiFhution IN the form
Of Weekly Globe, Congressional eilObe, and an
q For one eopg Of the Daily Globe daily daring
the session of Congress; and weekly during the re-
eess) year, IS co.. s 81 sts .t-sss e..
:. {" The Weekly Globe will contain agricultural
and miscellaneous articles and will occasionally
give debates Of such impoftanee-a as command uni.
Versal- interest, fs-E2 st -
= This price Of Che Weekly Globe Is reduced 70
one dollar, with view 70 obtain a more general
circulation, Subscribers who have, hitherto paid
50 psr annum, will be charged onIy 81, after tic
expiration Of the ffsf year. 1880. -
The Congressional Globe viii embody, as it has
done for the last sixteen year,, Congressional pro-
eeedings, and debates exclusively.
l'sIhe Appendix will embrace the revised speeches
separately, aud the messages of the President ol
the United STATES, and the Reports Of the heads Of
the Executive Departments. -
Nothing Of political party aspect VIII appear
IN the Globe, save that which viii be found ia the
Congressional reports. "A paper assuming 20 be an
impartial vehicle for all sides, cannot maintain ils
bue."
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THOMPSON q NIXON,
Fashionable Clothing Establishment,

81 Removed nom No, a Canhltio
NO. 70 CAMP STREET.
DER Steamship HtO and ohnr arrivals he subser
heEs haze received large and superior stock Of FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING and GENTLE8iEf'G FANCY GOODS.
We respectfully solicit atel0n 81 and the pub
lie generally, Stock with the that comprsss all
hat and desirable Ia line u trade
% 2dpH. THOMPSON 4 NIXON, 10 Camp street.
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4l1RRR IMPRexEilENT. We fad it stated in the
Mobile Herald, that she East Fork 81 the Tombiss
bee river large bold stream, has recently been
cleared Of Al ebs9uetOns, and is now navigable.
for small steamboats, for a distance Of abo1t one
hundred miles from is mouth. This stream runs
through Che fertile county Of Itawamba, Miss, ana
has its source some distance beyond Tie I'M
PrOvemenis made will according 70 estinate Of
the Herald rs the means Of diyering 10 8Iobiles
some 5000 10 5000 bales Of cotton, heretofore va.
goned 10 Eat PERT on the Tennessee river a
steamer Of the requisite size has been eneagsd To
20 INTO this trade. sssass
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-02

Day Dock IN MoBILE.-'Phe Mobile Dfg. Dock
8 Company is going vigorously 10 york 4hs Her
ald cells US that obey have lot Of gfohHd
q onthe Bay, below ihs Indensndsnt Press Tie
sontis over 800 feet, and stne from R0yal street to
the channel Of thsEiver, AIr, Follett gentlemen
Of much practical experience, gained in erecting
The Louisiana Dry Dock and other similar works,
has beea selected a Acknowledgement, and ID now
Engaged h putting up Wofk-uhedhs slc, end laying
the foundation to build die dock upon "A number
of'workmen are also on the ground, and a large
portion Of the timber being ready, the work viii
be pushed forward with all possible speed. Il Is
confidently expected that the Dock will be in ops
g ration BY the lstof June ne3t The pfn6iple used
i that Of Gibert'a balance Hoafihg Dock The
Dock will be go iset long and 81 feet broad spiih
ssufieient tapdciy % taks np fhe largest vessel
which comes into that Bal, without touching tls
cargo Il can be iloatsd down, 50 IS to take lip
vessels that cannon cross Dog River Bar, and lake
them % the city foF repairs, The Mobilians .sIs
Waking up to diligeht sxertions for tie improve
ment Of their hsantifuI city and We wish them
ample success. - - - ~.
-, CANADIAN ANNEx ATIoN.-,1'hs wbig members
Of the Vermont hsgialataFe latelyme IN political
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q. ~ FER STEAM SHIP OHIO, .G1
THIS DAY, October 80.

GUINNESS & CO.,
49, "a CAMP Street.
TAVE received mpEnihe sn assortment Of RICH FANCY ar
II TICLES, comprising, IN Part--7-
RICH PAPIER MACHE WORK. BOXES, DRESS,
ING CAsES{ PORT POLIO ALBUMS AND
s 9EWELRY CASES RICH INLAID EBONY
DRESSING CASES AND WRITING DESKS; 3
NH FINE SHIRTS;
GOLD PENS;
To which they solicit the attention Of the Ladies and Gentemen Of
the city and country. $50 Sep
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IA, SANDS TUCKER & co. have removed from No %
~. and ~ GIayisr % ~ Ich0upitoHiGs %, nlsm
GROUND SPICEs--Ah QUALITIES, Tor sale BY y j =
VI NJ VIM z. GDsalNG& CO. 80 Common &
CANDLES SPERM Star and Tapw, for sale 3
~ NJ !. Won ~. CUsHlNG = co. % Common &.
GRAcKERszaQ bbls. assortsd Pic Me- tNater, Soda,
~ Boston and GIahams flesh, ID Rt9ia sad tor sale by e
M CHARLES sEoUGAp0Ns94 Camp &. 2
II ARD--A small invoice viii be sold low to Close GALES
IL NJ WIN. u. GUSHING CO., 56 Common tt.
DUTTER--is ksgt very superior, landing from steamer
- Bay State 40 Kegs do. IN stOEa. Fer sale BY .
na VIM. Z, GUSHING 3 CO., So Common e.
HEEs E-15s b3. prime Wsslsru landing from Sts4ueT
~ Bay State and 80 bSs p inns e. Daily in BtOe and for
sale By VIM, u. GUSHING q CO. IS Common 81.
/. G5RANBERRIEs--sO packages ofbarIels eulnep. and
- halves, QuEtnt Brand, landing tiQm bark Western
Re Z. WN. Z. GUSHING \ co ,ss Common st.
MTUsFAR = An invoice OF Kentucky Mustard, IN
~ whole hsf and qnsfter Oant Of IhoIntel y Gion
led Brand. SO bOxel Of second qualify fer sRs with
the DISCOUNT Of 20 per cent. of. b 81 lg4f
M Wd. Z. CUsHING 8 Co, So Common 81. .
Nam u. CUSHING 8 co. 6o1a1aissioH aid F5-l5qrd.
Y l1g ylsreagaeg. No 81 Common street. nearly 0p
poaite hsYlette khohangg, NewOfeAnS. We will ppply
az orders from the country for syey descnntioa Of goods
but as cash city acceptance must aEays the
order, n31y >
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d. WOODRUFF, BOOIzseIler,
WausT2sv Place, 4AsealOosa, lid, and
's- ID, WOODRUFH g. CO.

zee -se fssa 90 Comp street, Men Orleans,
LIEEP p boh places a. the eadig Be0k ia Law Theology
IN bedicine, Science. History School Books Blank Books Writing
Papsr e which foHnd Ia Book Estahshslts lrYpa
the country The public Hil please remember Ills and continue
their patOnage. y Inst rsse,si bsrs.. ..sess y
Hndres History Of he United Chronic Diseases By DR. Gully
STATES volumes. 80 Every one Should lniy these
NOshds Cashe parts complete, books upon Water Cure
Ls Die Far West Dantsls nirnos TIauaied by
Vol, g Chamers's Works, -tsa, Carlyle, t
History Wonderful Inventions Becs lnoafnstou Pcez
Water Cure in Amercai Water Of the Vrgin and her
Cure for Ladies' Water Cure mi ?. a ~ 2p6 o
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CIGAR ToBACeO.

II ~ CUBA, - q 80 ts.-k ~ ~
- D FLORIDA w - T. r -
k~ TENNESSEE
= h- ..t s--. tOd aud new,l
Fog Flqntslion and the Mexican geIkeier salehy
ost lm9p5msp st ~ THOs. K. PRICE, 81 Camp s.
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aBDxsi AND oHIhDRHNl s -
81. HATS AND CAPsss.. ~

TITE are ceyng aud store another large and Usleet
w sOrnent Of Youths Boys and Chirenls Hats and Caps OF
fFiehds and custoraert.-s BELDENs, q
NpSi 81 IS tC- - .s So sHse.. s Charities st.
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tsV-I o OF-Hogard Lodge N Z, 13--Al ss'f s every
Thdg Evening" az ie Nal 81 ,he Grand Aoos e9u'' u t''
W e. = " 6 F Sanpsopg. Treasurer
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M, L, EMeJLLT ON, Z ~.
HAVING RETURNED FROM THE NORTH, is
now receiving and opening fresh stock Of SEASON
ABLE FANCY AND. STAPLE DRY GOODS, TO-
which he toliots heaenton Of his friends and the public
generally, Az fHss
He would eathe attentoh Of ilnefs to an ASSORTMENT
Of BpNE(IsTs and ARTfFICtAL FLOWERS, which
. 5ptf NJ l: A5sIILToN, 20 CharIsss st.
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Ledgefs, journals, Cash and
Fay Boolu, lnguioe and Rec5rd
Books, Royal Medium, Deny
and Cap, 10 full sets, Of svery
ilyle oirpling aud biuding, some
haH6nomeiy PACED, and var
Fan,ed q che beit linen paper.
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ID. p. sCANLAN s. Goa
Ma 10 CLnrttAs gtraet.

No. IL Chdrffes street,
ARE now recelglug the ine assortment Of FfehehN'
n FANCY GOODS and M IaslNEItY ever oieTed MI
ibis Guy, CONFUSING al that i new @ld deigpse l
for Hessnnf The goods hive been selected BY y. EA
p seanaa from he first hotes OF ashion u this country and
Fpnee We would cp the Attention Of our customers and the pub
lie our Stock slRS being e hfgs and most complete
assormgnl oaeTed il this e " Is Il ~ osh evP
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~ Fron me lalta Afforded US by change
ness arc enabled 70 sell AZ aess sasrate above (bng
only pOTton Of o soek) the liberal tsrm and we IN
vie the mercano COMMUNITY generally % examine oueeeop be-
@fs purchasing elsewhere. ~
DAVID FELT g. co.
m smsod@W Stti9apEs' AhH, No. 81 Ca6rtrss strcsi.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-01-18
The Territorial Question.

The session of Congress has half run out In the
mean time California is rapidly filling up with an enter
prislng and excited population We every day see and
hear OF bold and adventurous spirits who seeking their
fortunes IN this distant region of the republic. 1t is
calculated that near 100000 people will pour themselves.
during the present year, upon this newly acquired
rtory Ii Congress does not promptly nterpose with
its wise and active legislation, the very necessities
OF their condition will compel the people to organ
ze into some form OF government and effective police
to regulate the actions and control the passions of
cited multitude. II is not possible TO calculate the con-
sequences government ought TO be given to them be-
fore Congress adjourn. II not Territorial govern
ment founded upon the nonnterventon principle, then
State government extending to the mountains east OF
California The idea of Congress adjourning without
some such organization entirely out of the question.
Congress will have to encounter fearful responsibility
il they refuse TO act, and should attempt to throw
the responsibility upon the next administration
We have duties to country which superior TO
all party obligations WHAT though Gen Taylors friends
have presented two phases to the North and the South
what though he will be embarrassed by the Wimot Pro-
viso when he into power-what though he and
his friends deserve TO feel the consequences OF the alter
native in which he will be placed by his equivocal posi-
ton-we, for one, are willing TO waive any advantage
which we may derive party from that circumstance.
We have county to serve We most anxious to
hush up this quarrel which threatens still agtae
the passions, TO excite dssensions and endanger the
Union We appeal TO every patriot TO assist in this effort
to confer government upon California and to protect
our country from excitement which threatens
vuse her Congress cannot disregard the appeal We
trust that the 4th OF March will not before oil has
been thrown upon the agitated waves
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TUESDAY, JANUARY l6, 1919.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
CONVICTION or TILE JOURNAL.

The SPEAKER called the attention OF the House to
in the Journal, embraced in the announcement
and record OF the vote by which the resolution of Mr. JU
ROCKWELL, TO make the bills for framing Territorial
governments for New Mexico and California special
ders had been adopted On subsequently footing up the
result of that voe il had been found that the nays
bered 61-not 81, had been announced and entered
the Journal He further explained that the correction
amounted TO defeat of the propostio1-he affirmative
vote (1ID not being two thirds OF the whole
r Mr.. BOWLlN presented, under the rule, the petition
OF Capt George Sykes of the 81 United States infantry,
praying to be refunded certain public money of which he
robbed whilst in in Mexico, and dschargng
the duties OF disbursng officer.
RESOLUTIONS
MIR. TUCK asked the unanimous consent OF the House
ior the introduction of resolution; which was read by
the Clerk, as follows: -.
whereas the evils of acknowledged by an civil
1911 hhaIons and the calames, Individual and general.
won are lnseparably connected with IT, have attracted
s a'eoh oil ,aany humane and enlightened citizens of
-, CIV o'',e' connes and whereas II IS the disposition
IN All appropriate and ndcious exertions prevent
'"t,ehce on national conflicts therefore,
ue'1oed Innt the Committee on Foreign Affairs be d
10 i.'e mo the expediency of authorizing cor
foreign governments the subject of procurnx testy
suPuiations Tor the reference all future disputes to
rleh9y arbitration, or Tor the instead
Of of congress of nations determine law
and settle International disputes.
This resolution. having been objected to- ,s over I'M
der the rule.
Mr.. HARMANSON asked the unanimous consent of
the House TO Introduce the following resolution
Rssolvsd, That House bill No. 635 to aid the State of
Louisiana in rocaimng the swamp lands therein be
the special order for week, and continue from
doy to day until disposed OF,
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A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.-We have lust ceived a
IA very beautiful lot OF black and blue French Cater
Boots, which, added to the stock we had hand
our as sortment very large and complete
We have in store, black, blue, and bronzed Caters,
double soled
Also hallgniters, In great variety
Also white and black and kid Slips, Walking Shoes
and misses and chens Boots and Shoes every desc
ton L
Genemens and dress Boots and Shoes of all
Genemens patent leathsx Shoes, three varieties do de-
tached Cater,
arge supply ofheavy goods Of all qualities, all of which
will be sold reasonably by
ANDREW COYLE 81 SON.
On hand n few Blank Books, paper very superior
Also just received, cask OF Day Martins bac king
We earnestly request nil persons indebted call
and settle their accounts up to tho LIST instant
Jan 8-Iwsod A, G, & SON,
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TO pERpETUArE PEACE.
Jan IL

JJUBBELL'S PA TENT FIRE-ARMS.-This gua loads
Ii at the breech the principle, regards setting
home the charge, of loading from the muzze the diier-
being that the load is required pass three inches
rest instead of the len 9Th OF (nay be) moist
barrel the mechanical embodes the best scien-
thc principles for this purpose and enables peron TO
load and fire the gun the OF three hundred Zines per
hour and keep the gun clean, the load always dry, make
fire, and burn the powder well, which, with the
rate fit OF the ball. enables also TO shoot with
power and precision.
The shoots either ball and buckshot fine shot, and
is useful for both sporting and Warllke purposes.
They made order, either in musket rifle, carbine,
and shotgun FORM and delivered governments ndivd-
uals, organized bodies of whose purposes
variance with the Institutions laws Of the United
States 4a.
For particulars, address, post paid,
VIM. w. HUBBELL,
Aug. lift Patentee, Philadelphia
'The subscriber loaded fre the ~ times
u;nut.a
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Notice The Public and Instructions to
California and Oregon Mails uia Havana, Chagres, and
Panama.
fTNHE United States steam packet "Fa'con will be dis
L patched from he port OF New York Thursday the
LIST of February lSiY The public is hereby notified that
mails may be New York. Charleston s. c., Savan-
nah Ga, and New Orleans, La, to be conveyed by said
Fam packet The "Falcon" will touch Havana. She
will sail from New York the LIST from Charleston s. c.,
the 81 from Savannah, GA the 4l and from the
Baize, below New Orleans La, the l0t of February
Mail bags will be made up New York. to be forward
ed to all the points above named also for Chages Pana-
ma, San Diego, Santa Barbara Monterey San Francisco,
and Astoria
The postfna Of Charleston, Savannah and New Or
leans will also make up mails for the points stated TO be
board of the Falcon" upon her arrival their
spectve ports.
The postage for single letters exceeding half
in weight, will be l2l Havana % to
Chagrcs 80 Panama, and 40 san Diego,
Santa Barbara, Monterey San Francisco, and Astoria,
without any addition for inland postage in either case
Newspapers and pamphlets postage cents each,
and inland postage 10 be added.
G. JOHNSON, Postmaster General.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
10Th January, lsi9.
Jan l7-3t
PS Since the foregoing notice written, it has been
acertaned that the mail will leave New Orleans for the
Falcon at the BAze on the 9th of February. G. j.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY MORNING, JAN. Is, Is49.

u Mr C. w JAMES No. Harrison street. Cincinnati, Ohio,
our general travelling agent for the sotes assisted by
James H. Smith T. Dent T. O. smith, Frederick Hawe, Jshn
Armstrong Jasen Taylor T. NJ Stevenson, W. Ramsey, and
Perrin Locke.
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