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aALVANTC nlsliE, NilCMLAgh. BRACELETS,
AND MAGNETIC FLUID,
EoR rnk oFAs AhD rHl1 ~ CURE oF ALE
"a t,. l,o15gisi5ts mn an, sos.sJ n - y..io5
aahsulthy condition Of ~ Nervoas systsm.
asaatiul end eopyys9gPi application q Re mysei;
~ ~ nv , " 80 4 I 1oM
aud NE United States 70 be the most valuable
,,slicieal pseoseq Of ths age
MAGNETIC FLUID
WIN S lSIl PsSls9 ana ssls ' q N az eases Of
Co.. Sl4lt A1Aehi1 ghDil'll =,
organs, and invig0ratng tie entire system,
Also, in FITS, CRAAdP, PARALYSIS and PALSY,
ACUTE and CHRONIC GOUT, EPILEPSY, I,UM.
PffATf6N 81 iTIjs FA 1PG xV' F FAIf-
RALGIA, PAINS IN THE SIDE AND CHEST,
CURVATURE OF THE SPINE, HIP COMPLAINT,
~ M t4itf pbFlCiENGK Of
NERVOUS RisEAsTs which CCmpsnis s1iss io t ans
simple eaas,-namely. fs3a ID 9V15 4, jfFArT az
THENERToUs SYSTEM
IT, In Nervous Complaints drugs and medicines increase
ne dseass for they weaken Ire vital epeyge o the ssdv
pfosraed system while under tie strengthening life giving
ard wonderful discovery the exhausted patient and weakened
ygor Tire great pecnlisiv sDd etseIeSces ~ eu0y ana
NJ eshristie,a S,oIvanio Cu.sti,o
consists n the fact that they arrest and disease by otaP
xxx tie pashi 81 exhausted Nature 5E epe sg Pna 8
the infection 1eg strengthen the ohOte system, eqnaiize
geyer % he stightest taTg under any circHastaHees
slnee lher huoaneuoa tnlo me United States only Three
year ance more lhan OyOOO persons including all ages
ladies, who peculiarly subject Nervous Complaints
nave Deen Entirely and Permanently Cured
when an h0pe0f relief had been given up and every thing
ese been tried in vaini
Toilstrate The use Of the (57I paWIC REL r. snnpoee
the Of person afflicted with that bane Of civilization
IL ordinary eases smlSnts are taken which, by the seton
the nerves and muscles Of the stomach afford temporary
relief but which leaves the patient in lower state, and with
injured faculties, after tho action thus excited has ceased.
Now compare this with The effect resulting from the action 81
the GALRANlC BELT. Take Dyspeptie sufferer even
p the WORE symptoms q az atiak ana simply tie the Belt
aganN ue p9ay' nshg We maHheic RUG ns nlreeed IN
eneni o. the BELT thereby enuang Gavanie circulation,
e WI pass On g me meg alive and thence back again to
s POSITIVE mus Keeping up aeOtnuous 1aVanie circulation
ftlyARhQat ule system. 4. ,,.y,,,,r,,.,,, -
9 9, l,S n,yat seEels cases q " oftflA ARE
" ~ - yen aaBs IS gteR amply
4lpeient % eradicate ne Disease q pears.
GEh llElOAl Ed AND les 1lNlONIALS
OF the Most IIndOubted Character
ro1 ali psrts of the Counrv eoud be given e1arier g.,
mi eyerv colnn3 ali t1is uaHarf ~
no MOTHERS AND MARRIED. LADIES
N ii -. ~ ts,.l. g1i.a, a. $780, ~, 80 =.
anabe value II would take many columns were We ~
Fte the numerous testimonials which have been received from
re highest and most respectable Ladies BE- all parts Of tht
o; a., ~ slisis s 49, Nv f5lls' lih " v nm, w,
N the womb sostiVene5 obrueted Or diesit
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DER The above Steamship We are u Us receipt Of
Boys fne Black Tampco HATS,
g "a Wine
"a {. /" Army and Navy CAPS,
daa RElpFNs, elaTHp Ig'sl
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THE WONDER OF the NINETEENTB
CENTURY,

ClGNOR sPINETTO has the pleasure the public
= That be has arrived IN his city with bis eeiebutsd
Learned Canary Birds
he sCharmers Europe and nHmher Of JAVA SFAAR0Wsf
GOLDFlHCHEs, etc., and that be via open bis exhibition
THURSDAY the 9Th na at the Commercial Exchange when he
viii give tao exhibition per day.
The OF these little onRra have been witnessed by
persons in the Of NeWYork Boston and Charleston.
Dorn open O'Clock II. Exhibition TO commence At half
Aami.sidn % esas Children half pree d2s w
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AMUSEMENTS.

AMERICAN THEATRE, POYBRAs STREET.
gfAgE MANAGER, Mr. 6. s. sTARLE Y....TaIg EVEN
y ING, Saturday, will be periomad ihs Drama eniitlsd
BLACK-EYED SUSAN.
, ~ 9l Sns pay
Then. viii Be rsronaed, he censdifita u
THE bTAGE-bTMBGh hAkBLh4
which Mr. Charsn vii give h eeAbrsd imitation Of For
rest, Beeth, Kesn haefeady Scott etc.
a GLANCE AT NEW YORK
Nose. original chatntte. Mr.. Chanlrau
eytrry .Ar efieon Lie MIA. fee
Frss Of dai;is bfrs Ciiee, Il cents PaIqas Second
and Ttd Tien, Soc Coond a1Ee Soc; Gallery, Csc. Private
10 and p NJ Uo0fa open quarter before
performances viii commence at quarter pait7
SAINT CHARLES TEIEATRE.
~ flib Night Of the eelsbrstsd HERON FAMILY.
ludlow g. SMITH, hahagers Dress Circles, Private BoIss
open day from u s.. This EVENING, saiurlay, Dec.
q us eniaineHts vi commence with nsW play translated
GA6RiELLE, or a Night in the Bastils,
in which M Field ~ stafh AND hrs, J. ny Field have leading
THE COBBLER.
Tbomsl ~ Litis Kathleen / Nancy srSp 49, Mn Hsror
To be followed by ENtrav8ganzl, written Samuel
Esq called THE HAPPY MAN, OF he RailandsF in China.
Boy" :. come from the land Of the Pats and Pota-
toes AMI the Birth Of 81 Patrick Miss HeroT
hoket hiss fanl
PLACIDE's VARIBTIEs.
cTAGE Manager Nj. BASS Boxes and Parqueie rs cents
Saturday, ths performance commence with Comedy
WHO IS YOUR FRiENDi
sT Felix Lowell M Dagsoi
Alter which, GRAND DvERTlasEMENT,
To be followed by THE FLiRTATiON Polka
which Mme. Aniona Haro n. Vaee Baron signor Vega
Mons Bouzsry, Mons. Pnguey Mons Maugin and Miss julia
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Valuable Slaves For saIe................in AFObil
BY DORRANCE 8 SONS.

"WEDNESDAY, January 1850, il o'elockWH be sold
w cash. front Of the Mansion HOUSE public
Fifty young and likely creole NEGROES, Alaa-
and pedeely ccmaed They sold e ete
opportunity presented purchase
desirable family negroes The parties In prefer sell them
in familg Supposed planters would prefer buy
All who wish purchase would do well attend this sale
will offered for sale, liberal credit the Plantation,
consisting good land. Farther particulars
| regard 70 Ian will be made known Al sale
For any other information apply 70 W. STARkE, 81 Can
/ street., Newt Orleans az
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TO RENT.

DLEAEANT ROOMS AND OFFICES FOR
Il RENT = In Banks Arcade. Apply at @2 Naichez
street, up Stairs. d.
BLACKSMITH SHOP AND LUMBER YARD,
- situated Ich0Hpil0ltas street, bcl1eeR Jiia -
and 81. Joseph street for Rent. Apply at - Natehez hi
street, up Stain d. IL
TT'O HktNT-The SECOND STORY Of 2S Gus -
Il OERhOuse street, suitable for Storage of Furniture, mi
etc. has Hosting Wheel and other cOnvenences. Rent
Low Can be seen by applying
Do J. DURBRIDGE g. co, on the premises.
TTNO RIsNT.-Furniahed Rooms to rent at No. Car. -
4 rol street Breakfast will be given If required. Ap s
ply on the premises. o9 III
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RsNT.-Pleasant ~.
- Furnished Rooms in the large tsyO-stOry house, n
with Galleries. at the Of st John and PedidoA
streets. ms
TTNO RENT.-Two three.story Brick DWELLING -
l. HOUSES, situated on Circus street between Canal IF
and Common Streets iecdnd Municipality. Apply to IN
OSOu FRlESTLY & BElN 80 and 81 Camp st.
TTV0 HIsNT.-Two Frame DWELLING HOUSES -
Il Dnplantier, between Constance and Magazine I'd
Streets on the shady side Of the street. Apply tlesA
premises nl7 tf
STORE TO 11IsNTThe large loursory Store (or pan
- II same) No. 20 Teh0upiOulas street, formerly -
cuped by Kennedy Foster, being splendid location III
for large Western Grocery Dry Goods House. Fora
nI2 WIN. l.. CUSHING CO.. IS Common st.
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RE-OPENElNG or THE
BOWLING SALO(

No. 9B-st. Charles street
fHls Establishment has lately been opened under New
Administration, thoroughly repaired and renovated and
unsurpassed by Saloon in the city and to those who
Joy The healthy exercise and excitement Of BOWLING
say, Gire as a Call
The BAR will always be supplied with the CHOICEST
LIQUORS and The most Gentemany Attendants OILS 6m
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nRLEANs TnEATRE-

ORLEANS STREET. between Royal and Bourbon Streets
" SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. ~ ls49, will be psrOrmtd In
Grand Opera, in three acts, BY Beini entitled
NORMA.
Principal permers Mes Duue and Besn and Mmel DsvTie
and BsHEin-
az ne
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FOR CALTFORNIA.

r.. FOR CALIFORNIA Passage onlv--'The sub.
Ssf4 santial and fastsailing ship NJ MERCHANT Capt
positively on TUESDAY, the Isl of January next Fol
passage only Cher entire being engaged aud mostly
dl3 90 Gravier street
p $. The Merchant has superior aceommOdaiOnsio
30 Cabin and 30 Steefuge passengers, and will not engage
beyond that number. Rates OF Paage-ln Cabin $50
In Steerage so.
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AUCTION SALES.



~ dsg Arfrage1lsatg Sfafoalages Bans and Other
Siocta Tuesdays and Thhrdagaf Real Eaatei Wednesday, no
satiays az ~ o'clock Banks Arcade ;Cidueli
mediate days ~ ofiee No 10 Banks Arcade Pssssg.
Furniture ufulttIfe EuTmltuFe
I'VE Contnualgn Of the ale Of EeEant FURNITURE The
Il Of Bienfa and Franklin eeta until MON
DAY next 3lat inst, wbefwN be sold IN Sddon spendd
OIL PAINTINGS IN
Pine BarOuche, Horse. flarHess. Saddle q Bridfe
BK THOS. }. SPEAR, Amer.
& ATUnDAY December % u ealf4i be aad q the cer-
- d Common sad Raflrari sirrlts-
splendid dan HORSE, TALL ule
iy. and faiy gtaTuniied;
A BAR0ugfiE and Harnssss
I SADDLE and Birdie,
l5 saadg and Draasht HORSES. guaranteed sound
Days, Car Horses and Cattle pa three Municipality Posns
Terms each. A28
Furniture! Furniture l! Furniture =! = P0sitioe
Sale, on account Of Departure for California.
BY F. FERNANDEZ g. WHITING
GATURDAf December o. 10 O'Clock A. MVill be a6d al
| - the Of CustoIhhon1e and Rampant strests
An assortment Of Fine FURNITURE consisting Of Mahogany
Bedstead Araoin, BnIeat Cha soils, Dvsns Dining and
Card Tables Mare1p Sdboasds Tables Washsauds
/ Carpet, Curtains, Beidng,
Also-A fine Rosewood PiANOFORTE
| Terms cash. az
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List of vessels in Port Not Cleared.

Per steamer Fashion, from Tampa Bay-Capt. Mcdonald
IT, s. A.; Capt Walker, u. 9. A. Lieut.. GibbOn, U.
A. Messs. J, d. White, A. Mann, Dnyal, and on dec
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D EOPENlNG Mammoth South Western Circus the
n Of Csfondelet and Pedo streets MONDAY EVENING
ls celebrated Stump Orator
Clown, SAM LATHROP who n engaged for limited number Of
nights, will make his 6rst appearance In NewOheana.
This BY the perfect and best organized company
exhibited in this city there Being forty active member
tached Of whom Stars Of the first magnitude in their
profession.
n Easy Chairs Family fitted up expressly for La.
dies and their aitendanta
II Admission only IS
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METAIRIE COURSE :ss; rROTTING.
UNDAY December match for 500 will come q between
j. Eof SIR PETER TEAZLE and G. s. Elisa b.
BOSTON. Mile heats, best three IN Eve, IN harness.
~ This second between these hoea The for
the equal match witnessed There Eve haia
the race neither by neck Both horses
appear be moving well.
tsS- Troiting 70 commence at O'Clock P N. ds9
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PROPERTY REcovERKD.--P. NJ Trouet, who sod a horss
few days since for &C., receivg ihe sonoi payment,
which afterwards proved 70 be Eufha, found the animal
yesterday, IN asaie IN the THIRD Municipality, where It had
been left BY the sWindler.
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POmRrede's Original Panorama
or TuE
MISSISSIPPI, AND INDIAN LIFE
The request humber persons who have yet had
"A opportunity Waiting the nagnhcen Panoramic Pointing Of
The Great teT Of Wats M Pomaleds VII exhibit ier short
longer give GAY EXHIBITION for The benefit
young folks SATURDAY Dec z0 2o'cloch
n Liberal Arrangements made admission Of Schools.
w Doors open O'Clock Panorama commence moving At
halEp 81 precisely.
Tickets be had at he door, 50 cents children under " years.
half price. d26 A. A. PARKER Director
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NEW ORLEANS cATTLR mARKEr.

LAFAYETTE, Saturday. Dec. g. $50
Arrived during the week. ~ BesVes, 49 Cows 81 CaveI
100 Hogs, 8S Sheep, 20 Horses, and 10 Mules.
BEEF CATTLE.-A good supply Of al descriptions reais
in market Prices, ss95c. p b net; few Of extra fns
quality bringing higher rates.
HoSs-Ths receipts have again somewhat aeenmnlaisi
and prices are Len irm We quote <325zc. - n uel
SHEEP.-Penty in market, 81 75o9 60 % . had.
MICH COws-S229s4 y head.
cAIvEs-A sisaay demand prevaih with a good supTl5.
Prices, Si4aB5sSc y d net
HoRsEs-s6o@$15q q head.
MULEs-a709 $50 . head
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WHo HAS BEEE RoBHEb?-A go note on a solvent bank
has been placed in the hands Of RscOFdep Geno Tor m puf
pose Of being Identified and claimed b. The owner The bill
Is supposed 10 have been stolen.
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DE-. chrlstie,a GALYANIC RRACELETs


~ The articles are accompanied by full and plain diTec
lions Pamphlets, with full particulars, may be lad the
authorized agent.
- For sale In NEW ORLEANS by the
Sole Authorized Agents,
GUINNESS q co.
DKALERs IN FANCY Articles, GoLb PENS, RTC
az ~ cod 3dp IL Camp street.
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THE CmRONoMKrER CAsE.-Iewis Schroeder, AND he
clerks Thoaias WILD and Aagusie Thomas. brought
before Recorder Baldwin yesterday and by couseHt parties
lie was beoIe The Fins Disriet Comt lof fraL
scoolef as given bail in the sum Of $500 for bis appear
ar nfIrt
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HARDWARE AND IRON STORES,
Nos 50 and OF CAMP STREET.
DRIEsTIY & BEIN, Importers AND Dealers q Eer'
lery, Iron, TIN Plates, ETC., thank their
friends for Their very liberal P9 lIs3I o i LIZ
E their prompt attention to all orders received WI
A yors. BY arrivals from European and N9rthem ports
they constantly receiving fresh supplies carefully
yte The attention OF purchasers their large and well assorted
stock, of which the following is part, VIZ; ~
English Bar Iron, round, square and hat-,9g tons;
:, pennsylvania Boiler plated tons; NV 'O''''
Tennessee Iron, round, square and fat-soO tons;
Plough. IA tons;
=. sweies PiStes-I5 tons;
Byaziers Rods IL sic and IS inches round 800 bids
Sheet Iron English, American and Tennessee-irom 10
Hoop IronIfro@ z to z inch 500 bundles;
Cut Nais-ceebated Weymouth, and other good brands
Reek sta and Table 4, Cutlery Razos e etG
Braziers COppe;om 10 l2olbs shesl ~ goo bsi
AxeS~genuine Collins Hunts ete-ajO boxes;
RR sh9sA&s 5 and 95s s DEEM
Goiiee Mllli vs., gen3 nine dozens
Anvis Vises stock and Dies Bellows;
Chain Gables and Anchors;
American and English Locks; Sliding Door Furniture;
Hooks and Plate Hinges; Butts and Parliament Hingesg
Window Frames of every descriptions Hoes of every de
sCFptOn and pattern; CrossCut PHI and Mill Saws Plough
Of Kings Halls, and other good brands;
Hollow Ware and Castings-l50 tons;
Taned and Manila ROpe-al sizes;
Oakum, Marine, HOuseine, ETC.;
Sperm. Linseed Lard and Whale Oils;
Atlantic Pure White Lead;
Brooklyn, Nos. and 2, Lead;
/ Black and Yellow Paints Ner1igIis;
Paris and Chrome Green;
French Pots from to 90 Pins;
Mill and Grind Stones;
Sheet, Bar and Pig Lead; Lead Pipe ETC., etc.
~ They are also the only Agents IN New Orleans Z
Hillnan, Vanleet < Co., celebrated r " n 4
IRON SO Wed&sal6m
,B0sgNR sPIgEsnIs9 lRqEs. or 81. by
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GROUND sPIOEs.-i5O boxes for sale by
NJ daf WIN, !, GUSHING y CO., s. Common o.
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SUPERINTENDENT Scoules was robbed yesterday on the
Levee, between CusnnhoHe and Canal streets, 81 e. BY
band Of nsgfoes, ao played oil upon him Of e usual
tricks upon travellers 80 common in this city.
FALsE PRETEEoKsP Patrick Bonilly was arrested yestsF.
day, charged with obtaining from N. C. C0oney,
under iase pFetenees.
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FIRsT NrEIeIFALTTV-IseoH Wilt made an Affidavit
stating that The slave etgE, belonging 10 Mr. CanHgn was
concealed in house IN burgundy iTee and asked Tor
aearc-waant, which granted Ambrose Ieclerc pro
cured warrant ioE the arrest Of Lambert, whom he
charged with insulting him, and calling him vile and oppfo
hi0us names, such hangman, thief robeE, ETC., an Of
| which was duly aet forth in the complaint.
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Thus tle most severe cases Of DYSPEPSIA ARE
PERMANENTLY CURED. ~ fen daVs is qttee amply
no MOTIERs AND MARRIED LADIES.


Is used for al Complaints affecting The Throat Head such
% bronchitis, inflammation Of the throat nervous and sick
headache, dizzin Of the head neuralgia the face buz-
2ng roaring 10 the ears, deafness winch generally called
peTYous and that distressing complaint called tic doulOuIeux
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS

met Conn Yesterday s sous sa i upon S John Oh Dunn
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~ y Princeton, YicksbuFg and AIiiliken's
Bend Weekly Packet Steamer came MONT ONT,
NJJVGFOT Princeton, Vcksburg, MllikeH's Bend, War
enOn, New Carthage, Grand Gulf, Rodney and Naehez.
The magnificent regular packet ONTGOMERH,
Capt j. Estes will positively permanently in the trade
throughout the season, and will leave for the above and az
intermediate landings EVERY MONDAY, at s. o clock
si4 +. b. SMITH. IS Magazine st.
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e In Nervous Complaints, drugs and medicines iereas,
he disease, for they weaken the vital energies Of the already
pr0sifaed system while, under the gthenng life giving
vazing influence of Galyanm, applied by Ills beautiful
and wonderful discovery the exhausted patient and weakened
Vg0r The great peculiarly and excellence Of
M. fn1a Rel.
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By bark Rowland The lth November IN lat 4o16 n,
lon. 400 80 W., poboat Comet Is days Baltimore,
bound 10 Caifomia-al we'll
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-16
Rafea Postage.

,rn. eollo.ying summary OF the rates Of post
ander the law Of March last, has been 70.
"a bv the Assistant Postmaster Of the city Of
'ettsrs not over half an ounce, not more than
miles, 5 cents over 800 miles, 10 cents.
q half an ounce and not more than an ounce,
1ble these rates Any fraction oVeran ounce
Iways counted az an ounce.
ship Letters, delivered where received, cts,
conveyed by mail, 2 cents added to the usual
taee--on letters deposited in a post Office for
D cent.
fandbiIls. circulars, and advertisements, one
st only, unnealed, any distance CENTS pre-
Newspapers, sent from the Office Of Publica
q. not exceeding $50 square inches' unoei
.ndged miles. ar within the Stale, one cent
~ hundred miles, and out Of the State, ! Gus.
Yer 90 square inches, tho same rate as pam.
lei postage. Transient newspapers 1he same
es, prepaid.
PamphIets Of all descriptions, mol over one
nee. "a cents q copy Tor eacn aaoiu9n1t
49, one cent. A fraction less than half
ince Is not counted, u lall ounce OF "oIe'
& counted as an ounce.
Drop Letsers. two cents. Letters ADVERTISED
i CHARGED the cost Of advertising, not over
m cents Letter carriers in cities receive on
st1ers not oQer two cents, on newspapers and
PAMPHLETS half cent. Way Letters one cent
Foreign sea Postage.
Letters for the United States Territories on
be Pacific, for a single half ounce or less, forty
,ents, prepaid or not. For Havana i2i cents,
,hagTes 90 cents, Panama BY cents, prepaid.
The whole postage from any post Office IN the
United States TO or from Great Britain or Ire
ana, by American or English mail steamers,
or single half ounce or less, "a cents, prepaid
r not.
For Bremen, by American steamers, "a cents.
single half ounce, or less, prepaid or not, the |
suaf inland postage to be added.
For other foreign countries, II sent BY British |
teamers, United States inland postage, any dis,
ance, cents single half ounce, ten cents an
unce, prepaid.
II sont BY American steamers, to 60 through
he British mail, the whole postage 10 twenty
ne cents a single half ounce, prepaid. II sent
' American steamers, all letters for France,
lolhnd, the Netherlands, and Spain, must be
repaid.
Sea postage for Newspapers and Pamphlets
1ree cents, besides inland postage, both pre-
AID. Bat to or from Great Britain or Ireland,
10 total postage from any U. 8 post Office is
a q newspaper two cents, and on a pamphlet
ne cent for each ounce or fractional excess,
9th prepaid Sea postage on price currents,
arse cents. with inland postage added
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-16
House Of Entertainment.

THE undersigned, having open
E.i. ned House of Entertainment at
Cockrum's lX-Roads, De Soto
county, Miss, which is calculated to rem
der great accommodation to the travelling
community. This house is large and COM
modiOus, divided into various departments,
so as to furnish private rooms with fires.
II is my intention TO make all who may ia
vorNne with their patronage, as comlorta-
bic as North Mississippi will admit Of. !
have large stables and experienced Ostlers.
Charges as low or lower than usual in the
country. J. P. COCKRUM.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-16

MAS committed to tho Jail Of 10
w lafayette county, Mise on
the 18th inst, muIatio boy, about NJ
10 years old, who calls his name Phil or
Flanda, and says that he belongs TO Char
les Holmes, of Yazoo city, Miss.
The owner is requested 10 come forward,
prove his property and pay charges, Or
ne will be dealt with as the law d.
reefs. w. s. MCKEE, Jailor.
May .l7lh, 1910, 4-G.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-16

TNHF subscriber tenders his hearty thank
10 the citizens Of Memphis and vicini-
9 for their liberal patronage, during bis
eight years residence n Memphis. and By
bis extensive arrangements Tor the future
hopes to merit for his new house, con-
tinuance Of the confidence and patronage
Of tho public. FRED. II. CLARK.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-16


TVAIIEN up BY Robert Graham, living
- ~ miles Northeast Of Oxford, one
yoke Of steers, 70 wit. one a brown, The
other brown end white, marked with a
swallow fork 10 each ear, no perceivable
brands, about 9 OF years old. The two
appraised 10 $50.
June Is, l64p.
TAKEN UP by John B. Davis, living
N i9t miles North Of Oxford, one sorrel
Mare. supposed to be about 4 years old,
about IA on IS hands high, blaze IN her
forehead, al feet white, end 4 small white
spOl on her back. Appraised to $50 90
ALSO, ose While Horse-Mule, supposed
70 be 3 years Old, with a small yellow spot
over bis right eve, 10 other marks or brands
pcrceivable. Appraised 70 5000.
April l7ih, 1870.
RAKEN UP BY E. d. Gny, living
- about 10 mil@ Norlh-East from Ok
ford, one Sorrel Marc, about 4 years, old,
wiih white streak IN his face, left fore
Got and bolh hin5-fset white. about "a
hands high, no peiccivable brands Ap-
pnised 70 So 50.
June 1ih, 1919.
WSAKEN NJ By ssmsel G. White. living
~ fonm,Iei Esst Of oxfofd. near Wynn's
Saw Mii, ona hsy horse, abom l2 years
Old With a white fueek n rs f5fth.,d
black min End 81. |el bind It1i eliIe -
40 de pastor idinl. tre lainlr hstn f.flaraa
ff tie 81 rhcni5el. atsci le 81 - h1uis
high. Apprusst 30 e15.
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