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Form for a Bid vhere no change from advsrfise-
menf Is contemplated BY fhs bidder.
81 Cor We the may boy there write the
10 fuI Of there state the residence reddences
hereby propose 70 carry the mail on No. from 70
- ofen - the advertisement requires, In the time
slated 10 the schedues and BY the following mode Of
veyance 70 Wit Here stale how Il 10 Be conveyed for
the annual sum Of , ms .sssN
Dated - -
Form ofa Guaranty 10 accompany each Did,
sThs undegnsd hers insert The name Of The gusrsn'or
or susransos guarantees that there insert name Of bidder or
names q b5dsr d the cas- may be- 4 bic her) bid for
csrrv;os A. mail from 70 b accepted by the
Pomsssr General shall enter into Obligation prior % the
6s day Of Jaly pesi with good and sufficient surstss TO
perform the service proposes" a ha af ft#e.
Dated AN
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-rl 7f7Na Wsshin 0fcp
Office on isA sbeef, ebpoass he 7reasuy Department
CEOR6E NJ. PHILLIPS, Notary Public and Commits
NJ sioner Of Dcsds. continues bis old business Attorney
and Agent for the and collection Claims before
Congress and The sevev~l Execuvs Departments OF the Gov
ernment He has lately removed his Office oy
Of the building formerly occupied by Gen Scott The
directed to the presentation and prosecution Of
CLAIMS FOR PENSIONS,
wbe.her Revolutionary, Invalid. Navy, Halfpsy or WI
dows, Presumption and other Land Clsimss
Revolutionary servees--ior Concentration, Hafpsy, or
bounty Lands and Pension. for Service. In The late war with
Mexicot
Contracts With the derent Departments Cor Supplies 60
Settlement Of the aceoun Of Disturbing and other officer,
Coleetoe ofcsmed dividends on the funded debt Of the
United States.
Being IN poseuon Of large number Of the Rolls Of the
Army OF the Revolution, he enabled produce the proof
sce Of large proportion Of those engaged in that srug
GLE snd tor which they their widows entitled PEN
sions rom the United States.
A. Notary Public the undersigned prepared to furnish
lcgslized copies OF Documents or Records. '
Charges viii be moderate varying sccorne TO the nature
OF the business transacted Letters receive attention. shsud
be postage paid, and may be addressed
GEORGE MARTIN PHILLIPS,
e aec on~epsm Box NO. 50, washington.
TcssAYs the Progress Of Nations In Productive Indus
~ Try, Civili.a'on Pcpulston, and Wealth, BY Ezra @.
seaman, enlarged edition, just issucd.. tIf
Ticknort History Of Spanish Literature, 3 vols.
Essay on Slavery, BY Thomas X. Dsw President Of William
sshrsnke Ne. YORK croou Aouedues polished ., Bsr
Iin Prusss In English, German and French volume
qusrio, 20 eneravngs
Grmke the Mature and Tendency o. Free Institutions.
psssl the sopbsms Of the Protective Policy, vol.
Bsrhydts industrial Exchanges, volume
just receivedby
H L WIT
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(toLT,s % IMPROVED REPEATING PlsTOls,,
~ Expecting to be absent in Europe for months all
Walker. Washington, who 10 empowered my attorney
general agent contract and receive orders for the devc
. S ,s'a , a-s's SAMUEL COLT.
botles and 100 gallons Old South Side Madeira i'm
ported In 1888 for the late Hon Judge White Florida and
member q NE United States Senate Cost ~ per bottle
and per gallon eleven ago, At which price
Also 900 bce. phelp. Madeira. dirty year. in bot
tie cost so dols dozen to import L. the private
and hvorite vine q the late Colonel Teoanosred 81
per bottle.
Also Jssn Louis" Brandy, vintage 1905. .nd Morsou.
private stock brandy both very SUPERIOR a. per gallon or
" per bottle. For sale at No. "a Baltimore street, By
Baltimore, Dee siQavs, The oldest grocer Il the city,
ERENCn JUVENILES BOOKs.--Jcsn ct Marie. on
lee fruits dune bonne education, par LAbbs Mseter,
vol, 81 eta rN Vii
Joseph e sdoe lie danger des mauvsses sompssnie,
Emma, l. Model de. Jeaoe. Psr.onnes, par Liable
Guernet, vol, 81 cts. ~
Hisorietes pour les EnIants oovrsge sutoriss Un
vefsite, vol, 81 cts. a4N
Etudes Hissoriqses u.sge de Ia yeunesse VOL 8.
Fernando, Hoire dun Jeune Espssnol trsdut de Ailo
lie Tour du Monde les Mile une MervsiIles des
voysges, par Leon Gnerin, vol, 81 cents
And many Others too for the limits OF adver
tisement Of different kinds Styles and prces and for differ
ages o. them 10 rich bindings With Illustrations
H.s "sr o juvenile ooh English and Americas 4 r..
variety and good collection Of The older and wr
ters OF books for YOUTH dee 90
VXTLL1s's NEW BOOK. People l have Met, or
w Picture Of Society and People Of Mark.
The Battle Summer, Reign OF Blouse, by J. X Marvel
New Novel stePhaeie Besuharnas the Duchess Of Baden
BY For. IS cents, Tor sale s
jana Bookstore, near 9th street
DEAUTIFUL EnGl1sF BIBLES, qusrso, octave.
ID and small pocket szes Of great beauty Of type and paper
received ri: a:y i variety rich sod psin ssns. x.o
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HEN EFT CLEMENTS,
NOTARY Public, BOunev Lmsd, HsnstOs, and General

CONTINUES prosecute claims for Revolutionary ,er-
Pensions and of all claims growing Of the War Of 1919
and late with Mexico. HIS long a. clerk in the
Treasury Department. and and exsnye expe-
rence general agent enables him with promptness
and eff cheney all claims committed his care and manage
nens His charges are uniformly moderate II is expected
that correspondents will pay postage
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JUST RECEIVED, 8
A LETTER FROM THE EMINENT ORATOR,
3st JOHN VAN BUREN, ESQ
IN FAVOR OF MRS. JERvISS COLD CANDY
New York, August ~, i848
Dear Madam Allow to thank you kindly for your very
acceptable Of Cold Candy and obgng note have
used the Candy for time with advantage and put
in Boston recently by being unable
cure any OF IL Respectfully, yours XXI Aaa 8es
j. VAN buren,, No 81 White street.
To Mrs. w. Jervs sla &H8
The original letter Of this eminent be ut
Mrs Jervss Its arguments in favor of Mrs. Jervs
Cold Candy should cause all skepticism to vanish.
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Posr o,rer DrrArrsrsr. January 1850.
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sssr Prom Henderson at Q m. once week, Monday
BY Beleyiew and Manchester; fs
TO liilmer BY N, As miles
And back between Tuesday and m.
6s3s From Gilmsr At NJ, ones week, Tuesday sea
BY Hopewell @ k
10 Mount Pleasant by m, SO miles ~
And back between 1 N Monday and P M
1899 From G,lmer al 8 q m, once q week, Moadsyi
BY Red Rock and Gum Spring gs&
TO Tyler by p IN, 40 miles; st,.4
And back between am Wednesday and p m.
62i0 From Marshall at a M tri weekly, Sunday, Wed
nesday, and Fridays +. 81 .t4sststtt t
By EIysian Fields and Jones's $1,000
10 Mansfield, La, by 8 p IN, 90 miles 1850 N
And back between a m Tuesday, Thursdsy, and So
iurJsy, and m s fg EA. 80 4.H
ssil From Marshall .. Z m, once . week, Tuesday
BY Pine Tree 800. ~ NJ NJ 5s.s
r. Gmsr by il m NEXT day, 50 miles,
And back between pm "Wednesday and pm ne,
day
sais From Marshall At m twice week, Tuesday an
To Por Caddo by ! 1 M, IL miles
And back between m and 0 m day.
GAS From Marshall At m hi-weckly, Sunday Wednes
day, and Friday w
by Greenwood, La
TO Shreveport BY 9 p n, As Mills,
And back between . m Monday, Thursday, and Sc
tuIday, and g pm. r b .s .8s .tsA6
oai4 From Msrshall at m twice week. Tuesday an
Friday; III 4,s ssa
BY Union Springs Jefferson. Hickory Hill. an
Centre ss &s Il y tss. tS 4s t
To Dainserfeld BY 8 m. 81 miles;
And bark between I I'M Tuesday and Saturday, an
~ 5s4a 3s..s n@ - .sYsE
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DEAUTIFUL ENGlIsn BIBLES, quarto octave.
ID and small pocket szes, Of great beauty Of type and paper
received this ds IN variety Of rich and plain bindings Also
large type Tesaments, imported direct from London BY
dec ~ FRANCK TAYLOR
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JUST RECEIVED, LETTER FROM Ex- PRESIDENT
MARTIN VAN BUREN,
IN FAVOR OF MRS. JERvIS'S COLD CANDY,
From which make the following extract
"From partial use Of the Cold Candy MIR. Van Buren,
eves to deserve the very high reputation has acquired
beThe original letter be in full Mr Jeryiss store
and in the handwriting Of this eminent diplomatist.
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steamer lroGuois left St Louis the l4h inst, In port
and loading for New Orleans when she left steamers Alton
Mohawk, Buena Vista and Lama
FIRE-We learn from the officers of the steamer Empire
arrived yesterday from ST. LOUIS that the boat took fire in
the hold the morning of the 18th inst twenty miles
below Nachez, at Deadmsn's Bend where the boat was
run asnore and the passengers and work
hnguh the flames, which they succeeded in doing in about
two hours The steamer loquos nlso from ST. Louis came
to their assistance and rendered all assistance possible
The boat and cargo received considerable damage
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NEW ORLEANS cATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CTTY,
Tuesday Evening, August 20, 1850.
Arrived yesterday steamer lroquo 2z9 Hogs, 40 Sheep
and Calves EmpIe "A Beef Cattle I4O Sheep and
Mich Cows and Calves per Ohio. $50 Sheep per Anna
l42 Sheep and 100 head of Attakapas Cattle, (mostly
Calves.)
Prices; Beef Cattle, 44GD6c q Ii net :; Hogs, So
C " ib net Sheep 81 75D2 so " head; Mitch Cons
sl5@$ $50 W head CGiUes, "a 5Oa$7 50 " head.
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sTEAMBoATs.
Empire, Meekin, from LOuisville-40 bales cotton.
t,an Taylor, Hyde. rom IDopRllsOnville.
lroquOs, Hall, from St Louis
ONO, Black, from incinuat-43 bales cotton
Anna, Johnston, from pelOusas.
Gypsy, Ure, from Bayou Sara-20 bales cotton.
Oregon, Griffin, from Mobile
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
-ArIrUDE go 81 O"N.-LoNeIrupn soc WIN Time, Ga


Ship Reliance Somers for Bristol Eng p Whitney & %
ship xenbridge, Taylor, for Havre II Baxter
r Star Parker for Arkansas and Corpus Christie CLARK
Schr VISITOR w lson, for Mobile, Jno Alexander
Setf boraap bqgach, for Pensacola, yno Hurley
sSlealher Zen lIaIer Rowe for Pensacola JnO Hurley
steamer Lanlahche Remedy, Tor Brownsville, Master
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List of vessels in Port Not cleared.

iEELt.ln the Flfat municipality dssgnatsd in thu coGn
lhs ns "l Che Nos Commences al the Railroad an run up;
the Second nal, the Nos. sbaVe the
us No being Flathoat Landing the Third (ms the
al
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a. r. COCHRAN a CO.,

A. r. COCHRAN CO.,
81 TcAOu gtf0atas Street,
:, ENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and Di-
w reel importers Of FRUITS. NUTS, WINES, ETC..
nave always on hand
CAROLINA SEED cow PEAs-5OO bushels gene-
me- imported direct from Charleston;
FIGS-lUuO drums new smyrna, superior Eieme;
RAISlNS-ln quantities suit purchaser,
Al4MOADS-SOD bales and bags Soft Sheled AmondH;
SHIELDED AlMONDS-zl0 boxes, IN fns order;
PECANS, BRAZIL NUTS and PEA NUrs-sS0
bags and barrels;
PEPPER, RACE GINGER, sae.--s0u bags;
sTARCH-Agency of Heth, Floyd & Co.;
OLIVE oll-9o3 baskets, pints and quartz. Pisgnoi.
EAhDlN Es-Whoe halves. thirds and quarter boxes;
WINES-Mnsca CaTet, ETC., in boxes; Malaga, sweet
and dry; PoEt Wine, vaSious qualities, ETC.;
BRANDIES-Nari0 qualities;
BUTTER-AlWays hand, supply best st. Louis;
ORANGES and LEMONS-Of direct importation, and
al kinda Of Foreign Fruits, etc.;
PkUNES--ln lars and fancy boxes;
ClTRONS-SjO boxes superior Genoa CIuoRs;
CHAMPAIGN Es--lisJ baskets.
BRANDY CHER ri ES-S10 cases freah, iandings
mAGUARONl ANn NERMlCELLl-S@ eassz ifssh
Genoa, landing;
EIRE-CRACK ERS-S30 boxes inst gaaliiy No. Il
POWDER-AgeRey OF the eelebTated " American Chrys-
lai Powder Company. guarantee sepeff9s 70 Any
Powder manufactured. idlI 5dpJ oA
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Ships.


RVAAHDiNG-SeveTal large airy ROOMS suta -.
So, Se io iisIies can be had at lSs ST. JOSEPH f
terms. 1A VII iea'"haoie- 10
SOLDIERS DISCHARGES WANTED A. Al
~ The Highest Frce paid for S0LDIERS' Dis X ~
CHAKGEsIydt az Ifmes--at No. n Nafnb~z n If
ME 1900 hbls. fresh Thomaston meadow rook Lima
IL landing from banks Robert Walsh and Roman far all
BY [au@Hl JOHN STROUD co. 146 Common St.
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DpnfiRfS. 6. Y BoARDaA y

B. F. SMITH, Dentists. 6. BoARpaAN
GNIIH 4 BOARDMAN, office North conner of La
- fayetta SQUARE and ST. Charles street, would call the al
snol suffering humanity Their superior opersslons In
the ureervaon oil Tire TEETH. The an OF preserving
aheny eafeous Teeth that too lew paeutioAers have
as vet attained ea1g forth does, all the skill OF tbs
mrs, srlantil, Operators; and feel duty advise
those who with ponpl and certain Preservation of those
yana be anxaues health to take the earliest opportunity
in having the cared for In the insertion OF ARTlfCIAI
TEETH especially iu especial pride and care
in 50 Constructing defy The scrutiny and
guaranty all comp satisfaction. In diseases
The Gums and Teeth N general all md cheerful and
candid advice gTals Numerous persons sxho have
in All It's branches, both the city county
the last seven years, viii chsfuy bear their
favor. lyl3 ual >
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ID ACE BOAT FOR sALE-a very las, boat az
IL feet long, feet breadth, eight
oars, In tine order, copper fastened. -
This boat as built in TINS city, and is
known TO be very fast. and will be sold ~
very low. May be Mr. J. Russes CORNER OF Su.
zette street and Front l4svee.
Wll WILLIAM DEWEY 81 Isr,viar AZ
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In Nervous Complaints, drugs and medicines increase
M SdSe Tor they weaken the vital energies of the already
pIorated system whle under the strengthening giving
zng lnn1ence OF Galyanm, applied by this beautiful
sufferer Is restored former heah strength elasticity and
Vgof' The great pecIharity and excellence of
DR.. Chrstie's GAlvanic CuratiVes
cOs the TACT that they and by OUTWARD
Pgtcd0 IN place OF the usual mode of drugging and phys
me pahent till exhausted Nauresnks hOpeesy under
w lleuon They strengthen the iDhOle system equalize
ste oTetatt0R or the MOod promote the Seereti0nS, and
Snc 40 nS tghtsst injury under any circumstances
years since, more than 10000 persons including al ages
cdss anu conditions, among which large number oil
aoes VINO are peculiarly subject Nervous Complains
Na'' Oesn tilely and Permanently Cured
else been tried IN vain ~ - - ' HS
Iolllusrate the use of the 0aLYANIC BEL r. suppose
ne eaSe o. person afflicted with that bahe of civilization
lSrhPslA, or any other Chronic or Nervous Disorder
cases. stimuli ants taken, which, by their action
u We nerves and muscles of the stomach afford Temporary
pqt which leaves the patient in lower staIe and with
NJuIed faculties after the action thus excited has ceased
compare tins with the effect resulting from action
ne tSALVANlC BELT. Take Dyspeptic sufferer, even
u ue worse symptoms Of attack and simply the Belt
Hound he body using the Magnetic Fluid as directed In
period The lseisble persprat0n will the positive
sl1IMeht q the Belt thereby causing Gavanc circulation
wu pass on TO the negative, and thence back again
mIough0nt the system
N ~, thus the most severe cases of DYSPEPSIA ARE
LEaFMANENTl4f CURED a fen days is Qftea ampiv
saB.ctent to eradicate the Disease Qf years.
iERIlFlCATES AND TESTIMONIALS
O. Oi the Most U0dOubted Character
ali parts q the Country, could he given, sufficient to
hill every column of this Daner!
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Ollce Of the Creaeenf RlutuaI Insurance 90.
-
In conformity with the reouiait,oux of their charter the
ComDany submit the following statement;
uoaai II Prsasau W r0..e.s- essee for tie rear end
sHg july IL. io5J, UIz:
For Fire Premiums. .'''-.'.......-9s3s el 81
~ ~ R sixt P,. ,ghl1sn. ISSss9 ~
sssOGa "a
Les. Return Premiums u sI5l y
'' -'''''1 W ''-- So - --~H 90 2D9 Is
Earned Premium. for the -s15o ~ q
po;d d,r;,- "a, 80, ,s,,oJ a., T..,. =;
For rirs Loss -. = -, sa, aoo az
For Marine Losses 1923 81
For hi'ei Loase'' 1sS0S
e., slH0ss 81
Amount ne inaurRnees and Expenses, 'eas -. -
'i ' 49, - - sta5 ota IA
SlotOIS -
Prohts 10 be divided. $50 703 "A
H. ro,.,..,. e.l,- ..a,., ,l,., 49, IL =.
ms company ufef Iepoft at hey nAns NJ tne date OIL
the Eth tn being the close OF their hca follow
ing assets, viz:
Ia Bonda and Moy,g,gs, M, ed and 81 r,.
In the psy.bes M 1fr-. md derno v,or,t dorhis ~
n,nsd ,hstsan VI o ~ ' ~ uou'is ~, alsn ny
~ e "a a. t X 81
csb W m'' anu IN e"use u - ~ e -
= 1870 -
Total AIse'''.''.'.' COZ 9s
rAasd.v;, m Accoun, I
THE GTATK oT Louru1rA
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ans, F'reckles, Sunburn, and all Erup-
lions of the Skin
May be speedily removed by The Of the
newly discovered Cosmetic, FRENCH CT YSUS This valuable
Cos neuc Indispensable requisite 70 eve ladys elfL u
effects upon the Skin and Compilation perfectly magical Fur
sale, price 20 cents per bottle, GUI0kis,
81 Charles and Canal strees-
Importer Fine Fancy Articles Peune and Sporting Aricles
B This Lotion aays all irritation OceadOnsd BY the bite Of
mnsquitOes. my22
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rEe FOR CHAtsREA-OHIy Direct Lfne-To
yLELtH leave on TUESDAY. 10.h Sc temhes--Ths
-. well known favoFte steamship Ala BAN A,
K W. Foster, mander, will leave the wharf of
GrOd street, TUESDAY, sUth Sept. O'Clock M.
RATES or PASSAGE:
~ lso"-f taoin- 20 W
In >teeIage, nattrass and separate - W
Freight % Genus per cube foot secured Until
pad Tor,
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uie weakened body, giving tone to the ya0u
Also in FIr A9 R Rggp 5he e15Te system
D4TY,SSlPEIE4IPsIA on INDIGESTION, RHEUMATISM
htUIE and CHRONIC GOVT, EPILEPSY, LJIM
BtAGo, DEAFNESS, NERVOUS TREMORS, PAL.
CITATION OF THE HEART, APOPLEXY, NEU
hAhGiA, PAINS IN THE SIDE AND CHEST
i LIxER COMPLAINT, SPINAL COMPLAINT, an,
SDhHAIURE OF THE SPINE, HIP COMPLAINT
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, DEFICIENCY OF
NSEERRXNI99Ius AND PHYSICAL ENERGY, AND Ali
GEfNOUs DISEASES, which Complaints arise from on
simple cause-namely, EF7".9 DER.f.NC9 EyHENrTi on
THE .NERHO US s YSTE-M -
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BOO K s.:
ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS

many and scarce 10 depart
sciencs me .Cufou old
Prints Pamphlets Magazins Pictures Chart, Maps, hae
etc. with good Stationery and The Cheap Pu
tcaions, may the FRANKLIN BOOhs1oR lss
snp street, ore door below GirOd. leil
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DIR. CHRISTIE'S
GALVANIC BELT, NECKLACE. BRACELETS
AND MAGNETIC FLUID,
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF ALL
sV4a'GOlES Diseases,

ana uose Complaints which impaired weakened
or unhealthy condition Of the Nervaus S-stem.
EHlS beautiful and convenient application of the myster
Il GUS powers of GALVANISM and MAGNETISM
has been pronounced by distinguished physeans both in
Europe and the United States, be the most valuable
Medicinal Discovery OF the Age.
Dr. Christie's GALVANIC RELT and
MAGNETIC FLUID
used with the perfect and certain success in all cases of
GENERAL DEBILITY,
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10 MOTHERS AND NARREEO IADIEs
In ali eases of Eamsl fGso ~ aSi ~
estmabe value Ii would lake many Columns were we tn
give the testimonials which have been receyed from
the highest and most respectable Ladies in ali Oars of The
Omoh, Weakness, irregularities, low spirits, pain in the
breast ana sde choro nOr abus polapsus ute falling
general prostranon Of the system and ali asoops Of smia
character are imnedatey md nsTmsnsv ;aysd bv hi.
oTesTvstop Of mse xxx Ssmam neSeay IoI tbe
al: nr et;cac - 90 au surely Rptnng can ps 50
oroyided Tins Is ts mwSlnt winch Nature herself has
and sgTeSbe aP NJ na Is IN every respect pleasant
nn fsahs M atehus ib use, ana the
~ ~ anu uelca'e can wear II with entire ease and safety.
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~. N
L-ftf5s45i vle-The superior light draught passenger
Ezi1szEaE steamer OhikN Il, P. Parkinson, master,
wl leave Tor above and nterme aGe ports w EDN ES-
DAY, ugust sls al o lock N, For freight or pas
cage, having superior accommodations apply board OF to
.aaA MCDIWEl.L ia, co. Agents, IL Poydrrs
-fss y For ct Louis Cairo and AIemphis-The
superior anti ,ight tught passenger steamer
&ss=zzEzk Otftu, L. Hack ma III vii cave lor
the aud intermediate pOTts on FRIDAY August I'D.
auzl Ii POydras st
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no MOTHERS AND MARRlED LADIES.

F,o,, -, vi the Most UudOubted Character
ali parts q the Country, could he given sufficient
Jill every column of this nanerI
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-07-22
The New Cabinet.

On Saturday last, the PRESIDENT transmitted
message to the Senate containing the nomi-
nations of the following named gentlemen as the
members of the new Cabinet all OF whom were
confirmed;
DANIEL WEBSTER, (of Massachusetts, Sec
rotary of State.
THOMAS CoRwIN, (of Oho,) Secretary of
the Treasury.
j. A. PEARoE, (of Maryland, } Secretary of
the Interior.
w. A. GRAHAM, (of North Carolina Sec
rotary of the Navy.
EDWARD Bates, (of Missouri Secretary
of War.
n. X. HALL, (of New York; Postmaster
General.
JOHN j. CRIrTENDEN, (of Kentucky. At
torney General.
This, it will be conceded by all, is Cab
met of great ability, of large experience in
the conduct of public affairs, thoroughly Wing
in It's character, and justly entitled to the con-
fdence Of the Wing party and of the country.
The gentlemen composing it will undoubtedly
have many difficulties to contend with, and en-
counter, almost from the moment of their en-
trance into office, fierce, determined, and
powerful opposition. That they will prove
themselves equal to the occasion. their unques-
toned qualifications and known devotion to
Wing principles give confident hope and assur-
ance.