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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-17

aac- ts5 r..e ~
la-llEs. a1a.E- a.-lrt ,4- goa lr-
t.Iret auH r.r-as, i.aH- base l-r..
aa- Ea he's r.ve -rare .r.r.. CO..
sal ns .s1- H.gya- all. l..e, ---
Eaa.'. aa4 mlaa- as,-. aa.a dose aa.a
-..- -.-.i .a- E. a.l--..r o.H.l..-.-
les ~ MAKING .lsrl az.-1. ana seek t-- SUI
E-ic.4.Isa.ss i a.7ga-. 1..-i.a. .laat7..e-r-
tn respect aad E5ru,a ol aeol.. la @1alasug-
,5n one generous aal happy =s'r., has been
-eciprocaied between tie gsal.seon Of Tie
lrig4te and those Of tie town; 3aI {. js notice
much 10 anticipate thai, many msy be SIC VS.
i.5rs to Nea York aad Washington. If NOT
more extensive, by tie Ocean steam Nlyi-a-
ton Company s;slmers this ensuing sam
mer. The American Consul, Mr. Crossey,
Captain Paulling auj bis sa.lat officers.
have shown us how entirely ankle 10 elegance
Of manner, mob .eness oil feeling, and refined
TASTE, are the gentlemen Of Eag.aTd and OF
the L. Siaes--l. viii be pleasing event 10
look coward 10 the reunion, however bueL
rrf,-b the re,gra oflhe s.. Lawrence, in the
s,r;,. v'.l svodBce. During tbg 10y Of the
ri5.s,o i,.zpr gx.e-s, tia visits Of the towns
.a5ara have zen very numerous, ADD tae ro-
l..eaess and boss i.ai...r @..h which .aag have
5sa- received has c.ea,sl a.Eoa- feeling OF
esteem and re-.rI; laaasl rb.-. has been
an eyidea. desire TO ca..is3 'a enduring
Giend.l2. Il has been apparent ID, 81. .''
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-17

- Wc ere authorized 90 announce lSHAI
HARRISON, a., as a candidate iar District
Attorney tor The 9Th Judicial Distrc. composed
II The counties Of Lowndes, Ualibbeha, Choc-
taw, Carroll, Ta.iahafchie, Ya!o5usha, Chicha.
saw md Nonree.
0~5- WE are Authorized to announce JOHN
F. JACK, ESQ IS q candidate fir District A..
,orrcy far the 6lA Judicial District composed Il
the counties Of Lowndes, Oklibbeha Cboc,aw,
Csrroa,, TaNaha;chic, Yalobusha, Chickasaw
ard Monroe.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-17
Democratic Meeting.

II is understood, we believe that there will
be meeting the Democrats Of Lowndes coun.
" in this place on Monday next. the first day of
cur Circuit Court in order to agree upon the
time and mode holding County Convention &
and take such other steps as may BIZ deemed cxpc
dient fora thorough organization oflhe party, Itis
hoped that every Democra,tst crn make il con.
venient will attend
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-17

SAW MIL DuRNr.--A gentleman, residing
at Caledonia in this County, informs II, that the
Saw Mill belonging to W. G. Wright, Of that
place, was burnt down on Sunday night the 9Th
Inst. No doubts ale entertained that it was tho
work Of some base ineendiary, A large guam.
tiy Of plank was destroyed, and the pecunary
loss to Judge Wright is heavy one. No dis.
coyery has ye, been mad, Of the perpctralor Of
tho deed.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-17

APPROACHING DEPARTURE OF THE ST.
LAwRENCE,--ll is with strong sentiment
Of regret notwithstanding The necessity Of the
service; which almost pus feelings aside, thar
we announce the speedy departure oflhe T.
niled Stotes Frigate, tue ST, Lawrence, for
Lisbon or Cadiz. Never was there ia our 10
cal history, so important, or so pleasant an E.
vent as the visit Of this ine ship from our own
family connection in another hemisphere. a
relationship that on our side, we arc free 10
confess, hos not been Of the equable nature,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-17
CONCERT.

FuVHR0UGH the kindness of Professor Mn.
a LER and several Ladies, the Sons Of Tenn
pcrance will give Concert at the City Hall, on
Friday evening 23d inst. As the object is to en-
able them to iqoidate the debt they owe for their
new Hall. it is honed the citizens Of Columbus
will favor them with their presence on the oc.
cason The Programme will shew rich treat
Columbus March 18th, l9i9 39--lt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-17

'e.-s- Hs --H-a- 4 . -I5sle- 1e-7 or
.as 5c-sg. -a-e-- a, .- e9
r.. .-aH- csc. le-rgs -aoiasoa Jed vel
come FL c1- ta...-e H5=z5saz. e rz.-1aa O.
-aa e ell. ~ e-ls IF yeaI nee, e7r#.st
...--..si .osrss.ly. - ,,-.' yo- here 'g.-1
welcome i.s.a.. tongues .~-E l9. s--ae. H-
which aesrs alone caH 4lat-.0l. re-ssa T..1
deep e-l al5-.r- seH=s Oi gratitude .5r The
warm H-rl do friendship Wgl wa-a ya4
drew US To your side, when dl-. We cane te-
aea,a your oaa glorious saalsrI, Here
tlaa, let Us once more coasecrate The happy
fraternity that should ever Onits the sons ol a
kindred race. Lei ignorance and PreJidlce
saw and do VIVA, they viil, tie mind Of
enlightened man is unlrsmme..ed, and the
honor Of mankind will be yindicaled by the
trusting and generous union Of The Anglo
Saxon race, by which the cCueUt Of feeling
shall fow ia lis na,ruai ch3nae!. ii you lAink
that We Americans can look upon England
and Englisbmen with Indifference, let me re-
mind YOU that in infancy we lisp The same no.
Die language as yourselves. in boyhood we
sing your songs, and, arrived at mans estates,
we emulate your deeds, aspiring to your 60
~ and Fogr greatness. The fame Of your he
roos and olyour Creatmea belongs 10 Us also,
and an American heat will swell with tie
same emotion as that Of aa Eug.isnman al Tie
mention oilhe name ofNe,son and St. Vim
cent lor have filed the world with The
deeds ef your greatness aud your glory, and
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-17
THE CABINET

The following is tho last cast Of the new cabi,
net aswe hnditinib e Washington and Charles
ton papers.
J. N. CLAYTON Of Del, Secretary Of State;
w. NJ. MLREDIm Of Pa, Treasury;
1'Hos. EwING Of Ohio, Home Departments;
w. II. CRAWFORD Of Ca, War Department;
". u. PRESTON Of W., Navy Dep annent;
JAcoB CoLLAMrR Of VT, Postmaster General.
RBvERDY JOHNSON Of Md. Attorney General.
A telegraph despatch in the Charleston Mer.
curry says that al these nominations were con,
lrmed BY the Senate on the 7lh inst, Mr. Cola
mer the new Pos, Master General wa. mem
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-17
Fer Clrcult Judge.

~ We are authorized to announces JAMES
/. HERBERT as a candidate, a, the naI, No
SENDER election, for the office Of Circuit Judge
of the Sixth Judicial District of the State Of Mis-
sissppi. composed Of the counties Of Lowndes,
0k,ihhtta, Choctaw, Carroll, 1aiaLaiohie, YAH
obnsha, ChIchasaw and Monroe.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-17
For Probate Clerk.

UWe arc authorized to announce DANIEL WI.
LiAns as candidate for reelection to the Office d
Clerk q the Probate Court oiLowndes County at the
November election.
nJSrrrHEN A. BRowN Is candidate Tor the Office
Of Clerk Of the Probate Court Of Lowndes County
Election in November next
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-17
FOR LESS THAN "TUE GUST
$4,000

UN NOTES and Accounts, which the uhee'ss"
1 are anxious to exchange for cash, Wiu'ou -
applied for soon II not they will dispose OF Sie'n =
the shortest time, to tardy customers, WIN "'0
Cost saved is equal 70 California Cod -, RI
WEAVER MULLlNr d "
Feb, l5te, 1870 '5i-t
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-17
GRAND BALL GIVEN By CAPTAIN
PAULDING AND THE OFFICERS
OF THE ST. LAWRENCE"

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b,.' nrlvs.h,oeron nor,,ts or Presidents
pin and TayIor. vil, l5as. &C MI. Webstsg
III NJ Calhoun ma a,4, na. I.l.len,,.
ror,ra;,. of her Nsie.w and Prince Albeit So
. Ann and or tba room was fine nortrai, O
: \ra.biog,oo and an eyceIleo, epa,avej nor
s trs;t Of NJ. CLAW. The sides Of .be ,oop
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-17

bsr.ol iae .as- e. -re-.s 51m erno1- lie De
. dcc'5e5 ,sl.- soils ,i- Eses-iy johnson. tin
new Attorney Jgu,ra. .a5' .h- latte gentleman
was Willing. sa-a- ,.. las' psesi--n..c. canvass.
80 siaA l5r lie lim5 al the leading questions q.
.,-;,l. ts,. divided rs TVS r-s.i-s, IL ORDER
10 slee, Gen. Taylor
Ia point Of talents. the aea eao,. - IS i'''
arably inferior to da ono which it 81, '7eea'.--
Except Clayton and Ewing, Iber1 is not man
il !, above mediocrilJ. Meredith AID JJhnsn.
have sem, emiEsnce as lawyers and orators, but
none whatever as statesmen. But as tho Bali-
more Patriot says, "whatever may DO said abo ut
tho cabinet otherwise, we presume no one viii
doatG about ita trhiegery.' |, is indeed S!tTa
whig. Te, Gen. Taylor told Us before the cleo
ton that 10 was no, an ultra whig and that e
would not be the candidate nor, Of course, the
President ola party. The cas-, Of his cabinet
looks very like the old General aud bis friends
had "heli the promise to the ear in order 10
break il TO the hope" But we are no, surprised
at thiz-It is what We anticipated and predicted;
nor shall we be surprised If proscriP.iaa--ruth :
less, sweeping prescription becomes the order Of
the day under this new administration,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-17
For ClrcntE Clcrl,.

GJ-We nra authorized 70 announce AAzr E..
Low az candidate for reelection to tle Office
OF Clerk oC,ho Circuit Court OF Lownjcs comfy
al The ensuing NoremheE election.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-17
l'or Assessor.

" VIZ are authorized to announce THOMAS
u BROOKS asa candidate crth5 Office Of Asses-
cor Of Taxes fer Lownde5 County, al the ensu n :,
election in November next
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-17
Tor I3002c.

TIE splendid running Steamer LowvDrs
Robert 0Ga, Master will leave fr Mobile IN
Vhlrs}e the %! .ast., at o'c'oc,, A. NJ, For
6eigat or passage, apply to
fAy1oR iIAta g. NyRp2cE, Agents.
March nth. 1870 If
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-17

ana ftal Win tAINNAB interest lIs Giiy t.utA'ul
and epDro,riats address, Of Cant. psu.Jmg. Il
,,,s. l.,,, L.or ,r,,,l oo,os.o, r, ,,. ,r,ri,,.
IN
'ars' n0H0''ns anu Ho"o''' as '''y were III '"'
last anchored lsie--g'oH9u5' merry ola England,
the home our ancestors and the land Of Shakes.
peare md Million, Of Drake end Nelson.
n . e.,,, (. ,.,...-,...
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So L'.'.,ai. -,
a,, h, '
IN'' a,n, ,,l;ra n,as - ~! n.y.
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w. "o,. ~. \, '.s't IT, 'D' ''' ~,
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p'oh'".'H ti, ,,'7' as,elI, ny, ~ '''' H.
eoP''"' = '0'S : y" Wy ninS ".'''ini 'ne
A'l anu ""' ','''''''' ~ '!o'' l'' ',' N'lM Po',
aces AZ "' lgp' usI' 80 gan 81" since
iel' nome wo1Iu ~ ''C'',g' - WIN ho' attempt
IL III u,o '"S' F",' " 9'''4'ei' w came
GOWN 70 '."n,'"p ~ w I'''"'ier month
anu "s'e uo''T' I'o"' VA p "'"u'ieSS
ana a''n'on "y i"' W W. le"e o southampton
where we oncoo's'. Fe'.F'e1 F" W SPicn,
a,,o NV no,,ryrl 10 Shaw ,yb,,o fr" .[, ''''
nros.an we maI anon J,bn Bi1 W. aro n ',".
pt ancbor IN fine r3vcy Turns ntT r;sh"n a,d
I'M I.,r. ia Il r,,y .1,cs ~ C.Jig l. IN.
~ ,yanJ,r hr,tt .1n,,,',',i 'l ~,
pn,,f,.,, ~ At ,Ioi, air L,i .t,.... ",,..-'
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w., ,,sr, ,ags ra hi nn ano a',,i, w..
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hr;ah, he.n,iG,l weatpo, r,e LII, L,n, .,9 y,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-17
FRANCE.

The French Government had despatched en-.
gineers TO examine aud report upon the alledged
discoveries Of the precious metals in California.
The National Assembly hal decrced the disso
luton Of the present chambers. The new As.
sembly was to convene about the middle of May.
Louis Napoleon was increasing in popularity.
IT. the Assembly, in reply'o tho interogatorics
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-17
IN CNA%CERT.
d. |grc he Zee Chance I1sy
40 Gjs'rict Claacoy Cowt d Ae S.a.. d
Mississippi to uil. held at Co'am5us.

.f.-SCl "glr0- 10 .rl} 6ci3 ,tf ( 1',tsrb,,s
~ ,,,,5as <I..,.,. sna
NH. :, IS ., -. L $40
''" naS stevens e. al Z PoN opening The
s@ " matters IN this bill
r p '''@.ts, 81 Az >coc;aioec, aod iiarrear.
I'g i.y tflaayt hiea 70 The satisfaction q rh.
l'0''' I, a' one Vi 'As defendants, Samuel +, But.
resides b.yooa the I5,'is ,f.rsa t '.@' 4o'
State Of New yo.s. So chat the ordinary proess,
If Ills coud caruot he csseata5 Ct, HIM. HI,
therefore ordered ~. aa!r<s tie ,aj defendant
&sma~ T, buaDao.,a araear here }c,,o A..
Wee Ciyrcc..o.. yn On ieloro lie first doy cs
HE 1elt'trm cf 'lis count. 10 lie holden At Tho
Court H,u.a IN be r,vn OF Columbus on As
first Monday in Ngr9 r1l cnsuif z, aud plead, uI.
'wcr or q. NOR TO tie said BIZ G., Cen raint, tie
sageia. allegations therein contained nny be II.
ken q Confessed B., a1, aud such order and t,
cree made ,tsrcia AZ tie Nee Chancellor NAV
deem ea..b'e.t ~.
.t a.a4 yvataa taa,a capy of llisod-f.
aa m..ua la.aCaau5a. Ja..a..tnn rrg..
,arrrw. .l.1 ,t.. 'r.va or ..laaia. Ms.
.ss.api. vces.r lJ. one laAgA.
A -tc cnry from sam.-tc..
IrH: $. HnsIrR. Chs
. U,aua & Toag for romata;mrs.
I March lQA.DIsl0. a1-lm. .IC$9 Co
..----.---.,...-.--..-----
/ ~ .sS3'9 i AAr.s.f3 H0AlGt.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-17
GREAT BRITAIN.

Ii the British Parliament Mr.. Labouchere had
brought forward his proposition for a modfca
ton Of the British Navigation laws, by which
the eoasting trade in Great Britain and with
her colonies, will be thrown open TO such ma.
tons as viii reciprocate. Mr.. Bancroft, it is
understood will sign reciprocal convention Of
thai character, on behalf Of the United States,
should the proposed measure become law.
The total number of cases OF Cholera in Eng.
land and Scotland had sweled to l2,395, Of
which 5,5i6 had proved fatal.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-17

break il 10 the hope" But we are not surprised
at thiz-It is what We anticipated and predicted;
nor shall we be surprised If proscr'p.iaa--ruth :
less, sweeping prescription becomes the order Of
the day under this new administration,
TIE ADJOURNMENT O. CONGRESS.
Tie second session otthe 30,h Congress came
o a close on Sunday the Ali inst. AT o'clock q.
m, tie two houses having sat during the whole Of
the preyi2usnight. THIS has certainly been ono
Of Tie most bos,erous, and so far as thsr ac,s
are concerned one Of The least important sessions
of Congress that has ever ever assembled since
lae found ation Of the government. Nothing was
done towards establishing government either
for California or New Mexico, except extending
the revenue laws Of the United States to those
territories; tie annual appropriation bills, the
bill to establish ths Home Department. and the
bill creating a territorial government in Uineso,
"a have become laws, and these, we believe,
arc the ouIy ecl1 Of national importance that
were passed. The general appropriation bill,
the passage Of which was absolutely necessary
for carrying on the government, was barely saped
and at tho very last moment.
The National Intelligencer thus sums up the
results OF the most important questions left for fl.
nal decision on the last day of the session.
J. No bill was passed providing government
for either Of the territories OF New Mexico OF
California. These measures fell through from
the inability OIL tho two houses to concur in any
propositions for he purpose. Al the last mo-
men', however, bill from the House was taken
up and passed by the Senate, and has become a
law, for extending the revenue laws Of the Uni
ted States 10 those territories.
Q. The bill to establish lie Home Department
has become law, having passed the Senate af>
ter long, arduous and rather stormy debate and
a new and valuable department has thus been ad.
ded to the government.
| 3. The bill for creating Territorial govern.
mcnt in Minnesota has also become law, the
House Of Representatives having Ieceded from
its amendment proposing TO postpone the opera
ton Of the bill TO the 10th Of this month.
4. A bill was passed in reference 10 the next
Census, directing the heads Of some Of the de-
/ partments andth Attorney General to prepare
and report At the next session Of Congress 4
bill to authorize the taking Of the Seventh Cen.
sus oil the United State.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-17
GAND1DAT EGa

rEKNs ppR ANsorNcIyg CANpIDATEs.-For q
State or District Office $40 County 60 /;
Beat IS. or Payment always required in
aayaare, or after TIC iiIsl insertion.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-17

nihe Cosies, iha Ministry, in reply . res.
olutiQn iugaiing whether any proposition had
beea made to The Government tor las sale or ces.
sion Of Cu.a, replied laat there bad mol, aad il
any such should be made, i. would no. be enter
laiHec.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-17

a revelation bad iakea place IA Tuscany, ALL
lie Duke bad fed .5om ,as coa.,-y. Pt5gis.
=. nal Government had bssa Instituted 10 lha Pa
nal States. The Republican iee.Ias hal attain,
"a a ., al heisE, ofeIci:emeu,. On, the lola q
Fib. eary the Pops Was i1ru4ly aePasei, tie
entire indsp, 'ndanee OF 'Aa Government! o, sri.i'
;,sl power f,,, pa.Iy dscreel, and Republic
proclaimed. Me-. srga had arrived in London
from Vienna TO set1. The p,s.imiaariss Of bI5i-
ness with Lord Palmer. OF.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-17
L'Nrpign NnAN.i,

We clip the following Telegraphic intelligence
from the Charleston Mercury Of the lO.h inst.
baltimore, March Q 1919.
The steamer America arrived at Halifax ear
ly this morning, with two weeks later mteIIi.
Gence from Europe. The following IS IN ab,
slgact other news:
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-17
AUSTA' a


The Hungsrisas had whip>>'d The lmfefis.t
in ssvern. battles.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-17

t. We have been pol. taly handed the sub.
joined letter addressed by an o.ieerof tie Z. S..
Navy to his sister lady Of this town, w.,h lho
permission to do with i. as wo choose. Under
the circumstances, wa have though. taa.o-r Faa-
dais were as much entitled 10 pausa Of Il
as ourselves, and as It quite Interesting
aud well written, we hare concluded to lay il BE-.
fore them, We also give tie contents Of tie
slip from the Southampton paper, enclosed in the
letter. We had seen the account Of the STRAND
BALI before copied in the Washington Union
anl read with thrilling interest Tie italy eloquent
and appropriate address Of Capt. Pau.Jmg. Il
mus. have been proud occasion fyg our gallant
tars, honoring and honorej as they were in "tha
fast anchored isle-g.orious merry old England"
the home Of our ancestors and the land Shakes.
peare and Million, Of Drake end Nelson.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-17

cut the enclosed out Of the Hampshire adj.
voriser strong tory paper. We did FIRST in
tend to have given the bali on board. 1t cost us
100 dollars, but "a we are sent where hospital.
nics arc extended to US as the representatives Of
our government, we are bound TO return them it
1t took every cent Of our pay They had dined
Us, bslod U.s. and toasted eve,y .,aher Oh Of the
American Eagle, SO we hal u reurn Z .or he
credit Of Tie country, ri.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-12
ADAMS HOUSE, BOSTON.

IIE Undersigned respectfully inform their friends and
L the public, tia, they have become propreiors Of tht
above new and splendid Hotel. A..
The Adaus House erected during the past
supply obvious demand for increased and superior
communications Ia this city. II is located Washington
street, within five minutes walk OF the great Southern
Western Railroad Depos and the business SECTIONS OF I'll.
city 10 adjacent to the Park and the CIpua commands
beautiful view Of the Harbor and adjoining towns.
The House has been constructed after the approved
plans, with all the modern inventions that minister the
comfort and convenience of The traveller aud consrc.
tors long experience in hotels has enabled him intro.
'tlce many improvements which are yet, peculiar to
this establishment Is built Of Quincy granite and
One Hundred and Fifty Rooms, conveniently arrang
tn suits and single apartments, well ventilated and sup
Piled with an abundance OF pure soi water,
THE Furniture made to order irum the best patterns,
with special regard well 10 comfort and convenience as
luxury and splendor.
Our Table viii be supplied with all the Injuries Of The
and we pledge ourselves that tie rarites
tie shall be isund upon IT,
We have devoted unusual attention to the selection OF
servants, and our guests may rely upon prompt and polite
attendance s#..
Porters will be in readiness DE various Depos 10 take
charge Of Baggage and pr0vie Carriages guests
The pfoprietors trust by strict attention 10 the wants OF
guests 10 merit share OF PATRONAGE assuring all who may
vor them with VISIT HAT nothing shall he wanting
their part, To render the ABAMg HOUSE, second in
The Union j. a w. !. ADAMS PTOpriefors.
LyADAMs JR,, ... MI. .s 4.
wsf r. ApAMB.
Adams House, Boston. '.~ 4
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-12
Harden & Co..

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
HAVING DISPOSED OF their interest IN the Express be-
III tween New York and Boston, beg 10 inform their
friends ami the public that they will devote their attention
particularly ihe Exchange, shipping and Commission
business ii connexon with their Liverpool and Boston
Houses and Agencies at London, Paris and lIayre
The facilities have been offered by the subscribers
The past years for tho execution Of London and Paris
orders very much increased through Tie direct
line OF steamers from New York.
Orders Tor purchases TO be made in England France and
other parts oil Europe will be executed and upon the most
reasonable terms, by agents. Cash advanced and
credits given for the purpose Of facilitating their execution
Particular attention paid 10 entering and clearing goods ut
the New York anti Boston custom houses and forwarding
with the utmost despatch. .eA
Exchange nj sight in sums to suit constantly for sale in
London, Liverpool, and Paris.
Offices No d Wall street, New York; No Court street,
Boston No. Cook street, and 70 Waterloo road Liver
pool HARNDEN q co
N. h. Our firm w Liverpool continues 10 give every at
tention to the forwarding Of all kinds Of Merchandise upon
the most reasonable terms by and sailing ships to
all parts OF the world.