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NOTICE-The undersigned being duly COM
~ missioned and sworn, respectfully tenders
his services to the people Of the parish Of ST.
Mary, as NOTARY PUBLIC in and for the said
parish. All business entrusted TO him will re-
ceive his personal attention, as well as all pos
sible despatch.
% Office open at all hours. a
GEO n SEAGRAVE
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NOTICE.-Io Ms Friends aud CARBONATE
IN of the hts A. B. BEIN.-I will receive
and sell to the best Of my ability, any produce
that may have been intended for Mr.. Bein this
season, rendering sales and accounting to the dii
ferent shippers as they mny direct-the whole
amount OF commissions for the benefit Of the
widow, and to be subject to her order only.
10 All shipments to me that may originally
have been intended for Mr. Ben would request
should be 80 specified on the bill Of lading or let
ter containing the same. s
JOHN HALL, No. / Front Levee,
Jan. oi New Orleans
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DAVID KER, CoanseAlor aud Attorney-at-
II Lar, VIII attend promptly to all business
coniided TO his care.
10 Office opposite the residence of Thomas
Maskell, Esq, Willow street Dec. q
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WILLIAM C. DWIGHT. Attorney at Lar,
w has removed his Office to the front room
over the store lately occupied by Messrs. Hare &
Birdsall, at the corner Of Main and Jackson
streets. M2l-3m*
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HENRY C. WILSON, Anrnsy at Lar,
IL having located in Franklin, will attend to
the practice OF his profession in the several courts
OF the Fourteenth Judicial District. Professional
business conided to his care will be promptly
attended to. 10 Office second door from the
Reading Room MA
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SUGAR KETTLES.-A
i Constant supply Of the above superior kettles.
cast from the ore, from 30 to 81 inches, in store.
Also-Furnace Mouths, Crate Rars and Eng
lish Fire Bricks, for sale by
SLARK, DAY Il STAUFFER,
corner Of Canal and Magazine streets,
Jan. IL. New ORLEANS.
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TOWATCHMAKERS & JEWELLERS

r IBERAL CASH ADVANCES will be
IL made ON consignments Of Sugar and Mo-
lasses to Mcssrs Haven & Co, New York, or
William g. Hewes, Esq, New Orleans, BY
J. w. BAILEY, Franklin.
~ IN 1oso
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To Mount Pleasant by 6pm, So miles,
And back between . m and m Tuesday and Fri

To Mount Pleasant by pm, So miles, "
And back between . m and P m Tuesday and Fri
day.
Proposals for u-wsskly service will b considered.
1857 From Burlington Ut p m a week, Tuesday,
BY Parrish, Lowell, East Grove Salem, HI|lsboro',
and Union
To Keosauqua by p m mex, day. SO miles
s And back between a M Monday and N next day.
1858 From Burlington at m daily. except Sunday
BY Mddetown, HEREFORD New London, Mount Plea
SAINT Rome, and Lockridge;
To Fairfield by m, so miles
And back between a m and 8 pm.
1863 From Burlington at m daily, except Sunday !;
BY Navarro, Yellow Springs, Linton, WsPelo, AM
Grandview,
To Muscaine by ii a IN next days. SO miles
And back between 2 p and 10 a m next day.
1850 From Burlington at a m once a week, Saturday;
BY Albrght's, Bluff Dale, Hawk Eye and Pso Alto
To Toolesboro' by 3 p m, rs miles
And back between and p m Friday.
1851 From Navarro at 8 week, Tuesday;
BY Virginia Grove, Hope Farm, Columbus City, Por
Allen, and Seventy seven
To Iowa City by m next day;
And back between6a m Thursday and m day
1862 From Wspelo, Iowa, at 6 week, We'd
nesday
BY Toolesboro
To New Boston, ILL.,, by IL m, IL miles;
And back between p m and 10 IN.
1858 From Wapell0 at u week, Tuesday
Ry Hope Farm, Charlottesville, and Poiisvile;
To Washington by m, 80 miles
And back between 8 m Wednesday and M
1854 From Muscaline at IL IN daily, except Sunday;
BY Fairport, West Buffalo, and Rockingham
To Davenport by m, 80 miles
And back between s m and IL m.
4666 From West Liberty at m, week. Saturday
By Pedee;
TO Rock Creek by m, l miles
And hack between m and M
Proposals for twice week service invited.
1866 From Iowa City at daily, except Sunday
By West Liberty and Overman's Ferry;
To Muscatine by m, SO miles
And back between IL m and 8 p m.
1867 From Iowa City at tri -weekly, Monday, Wed
nesday, and Friday;
BY Yatton Washington, Brighton, and Walnut
To Fairfield by m, Sc miles;
And back between and p next days.
Proposals for six times week service will be considered
1868 From Iowa City at m, week, Thursday
By Wasson's Mills, Houston's Point, and SIgourney
To Lancaster by II next day, so miles,
And back between ! m Friday and p next day
1869 From Iowa City at m, twice a week, Monday
Thursday
By CAM. Marenpo Monezuma Newton and Par
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And back between n and 7p M Monds and Thuts.
day. & II & Il $1,000 eai
Proposals to end at Fsirpay saving IL miles. will be
considered, also proposals for three time swes ssr
vce.
1858 From Beetown a twic a week, Tuesday and
Friday,
To CassvilIe by ii a m, niles
And back between p m and 4 pm.
1859 From Potosi at week, Thursday,
BY Lancaster, Fennmore Grove, WngvilIe, Centre
viIe and Franklin;
To Muscoda by IL m next day, AZ miles;
And back between Friday and p m next day.
1870 From Monroe at a IN once week. Thursday;
BY farmers Grove and Primrose
To Blue Mound by pm. SO miles; ss
And back between a m and m, Wednesday.
457l From GAINESVILLE at twice a week. Wednesday and
Saturday,
By Bachelors Grove Spring Valley, Decatur Monroe,
Wioo, shulsburg. White Oak Springs. and Council
Hill, III;
ToGalena by 6 pm next days. 80 miles
Andhack between 8 a IN tuesday and Friday. and P
next days.
Proposals to end at White Oak Springs, saving miles,
will be considered.
4572 From GAINESVILLE at q m once week, Tuesday;
ByMagnolia, Albany, Atca, Exeter. BEN, and Turkey
Grove,
TO Mineral Point by IN next day, 10 miles
And back between m Thursday, and p m next day.
4573 From GAINESVILLE al a once week, Thursday;
by Fulton and Albion
TO Chrstana by pm, % miles
And back between and IN next day.
Proposals TO extend this route AzaIan, embracing
Cambridge, are invi'ed.
4574 From Beloit at 7 IN week, Tuesday;
BY Newark, Avon, Clarence, and Juda
TO Monroe by 6 pm, 33 miles
And back between and m next day.
4575 From Belot at week. Friday;
By Inmansville, Spring Valley, and Hoosick;
To Albany by 6 m, &c miles
And back between m and p m next day.
Proposals extend this route through to Mineral Point
some fifty mlesfurher embracing Wie, Argyle, and
Fayette, will be considered.
1915 From Geneva at 6 a M once week. Wednesday;
BY Bloomfield, Ringwood, H., McHenry, Forksvle,
Gilmer, and Long Grove;
To Wheeling by IL m next day, 46 miles;
And back between Thursday, and 6 p m next day
Proposals for twice week service will be considered
4577 From Geneva at4 a week, Wednesday;
By East Troy, EagIevile, and Watervile;
TO Summit by M AZ miles;
And back between a aud next day.
457S From Daren at 5 week, Saturday;
BY Richmond and Utter's Corners;
To Whitewater by p m, 20 miles,
And back between p and p m.
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1891 From Fort Dss Moines at an once week. Tuesdsy
To Lancaster. Missouri, by p mex. Friday. 1916
miles
And back between m Tuesday and m next
Friday.
1922 From Newton at N, once a week, Monday,
To Washington by next Wednesday, 80 miles;
And back between 6 Thursday and m next
Saturday.
1898 From Marion at 8 m, once a week, Thursday
BY Palo and Alto;
To Vinton by m, 80 miles
And back between a m and m Friday
1894 From Marion ut z week Friday;
BY Lafayette and Centre Point
TO Qussquston by 8 p m, 80 miles;
And back between q and IN next day.
1896 From Cedar Rapids at m, week, Monday
BY Vnton
TO the falls of Cedar River by next day. 10 miles
And back between 6 Wednesday and p mex
day.
1896 From Quasqueton at a m, once a week, Friday
BY Independence;
To Sturges Rapids in Black Hawk county, by m
25 miles;
And back between a m and p m next day.
1897 From Tom Corwin, Iowa, at m, week
Wednesday,
To Prairie du CHEN. Wisconsin, by II m, IL miles
And back between m and next day.
1898 From Garnavllo at m, week, Saturday
To Elkader by IL M l8 miles,
And back between p m and m.
1899 From Garnavllo, Iowa, at week, Thurs
day;
By Mendon and Manonah;
To Prairiebu CHEN, Wisconsin, by IL m, 20 miles
And back between m and 2 pm.
Separate proposals for from Garnavilo to Prairi
du Chen, and from Garnavio by Mendon to Mano
nah will be considered
400 From Dubuque at 2 M twice week, Monday ant
Friday;
By Teie des Motto, BsIeview, wickliAe, sabula, Ell
River Lyons, Camanche, Princeton, LIE Claire, am
Pleasant Valley;
To Davenport by next Wednesday and Sunday
80 miles;
And back between m Monday and Friday, and
IN next Wednesday and Sunday
470l Prom Dubuque at ! | m daily, except Sunday;
Rv t. Mott Ap.lr WI
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De
We are induced at this time to make few remarks
with respect 10 this gentleman, he is fast becoming
very conspicuous member OF our national Senate
Mr. Clemens is young Of about thirty five years
OF age with fine person, and frank, cordial, soldier
like address He is FIVE feet ten inches in height. and
has handsome and expressive countenance But these
the least OF Mr. CT qualifications, for he is endowed
with naturally very fine talents, which have been i'm
proved and heightened by careful cultivation and cas
sical education He is native OF Alabama, and is pas
sionately fond OF his native State much, howev
err as to make him naiientve to the claims OF other
States. He lawyer OF eminence at the Alabama bar
and Is personally much loved BY those who enjoy the
pleasure of his acquaintance Mr. Clemens is naturally
OF very chivalnc disposition. which induced him to
serve for long time colonel Of mounted regiment in
the Texan service, during the existence OF hosties
between that State and Mexico On the raising Of the
ten regiments for the Mexican war with the United
States he received the appointment of major to the thr
under General Taylor. on the Rio Grande. In this
office Mr.. Clemens necessarily thrown much in
company with the Massachusetts, regiment and became
very intimate with the officers Of that regiment all Of
whom speak In the warmest terms Of commentator OF
coloneicy Of the 9th or New England regiment the fer
love and esteem Of which he acquired BY his many
estimable qualities and his frank gallant bearing He
served during the remainder OF the war with this re-
nowned corps and retired to his civic profession, carry
ing with him the love and good wishes Of all hs asso-
During his term Of service Mr. Clemens had far bet
ter opportunity OF becoming acquainted with and appre-
ciaing the New England character, than is generally
Occasion 70 hear him express his admiration o that char
acter He sets exact valuation the fanatcism Of
some people, and the equally foolish and absurd shness
Of Others He has been 50 often personally IN danger.
browbeai all who do not choose to think they do,
and is willing to be the abettor Of the pacific side
Of question as long as hosttes can reasonably be
avoided He has ready use Of language; and when he
becomes warmed up with his subject, he is really very
eloquent man.
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These last years have been good abroad
and still the demand somewhat accelerated by
tho facility Of export under the navigation laws Eng
land and her dependencies great for the
article, and, with the notifications Of expense internal
transit, their demand will increase. There In the
kst some speculative feeling; for May deliveries straight
State sold ~ % 5 for ordinary State - 81 81 So
Cd Ohio and Indiana. IS O6 85 IL; straight Michigan IS
% Is pure Genesee s. SO IS 81; southern, So Is
- ~. Rye -four. IS; corn meal, 81 67i. The weather
has aissted the demand for wheat but white Canada
brought ITO cents; North Carolina l02 Rye dull
u 81 10 In good demandsaes new southe rn
70 arrive 90 cents; old northern yellow, 81 cents
Cotton 10 very firm after decline off previous the
Niagara newsi holders demand very full prices,
which close as follows
Ord. TO- Mid. to Mid fair Fully fair
upasnd and Florida, laaiN iaaaIs u aisi Ia q 49,
Nozzle and N. Orleans, IL ~ l2i 49, 3ial3f IA
Co6ee has been very much excited under the foreign
news Cuba 10 ia l3l cents, st. Domingo III
IL cents Pork 10 heavy sales 81 IL Sll Is,
% ~ % 81, new prime SO so $40 81, old
Lard 10 active al 81 cents in kegs. Rice quiet firm
rates. Whisksy dull at 25i Freighis little bet
tsr corn TO Liverpool n 3D. flour Is ID 36d
To California. they also active.
fhere 10 nothing new In the stock market. The attention
Of the community IL attracted regular business and
but lite 10 done in stocks Considerable amounts 20 for
ward 10 Eope but the brokers and jobbers seek rather
70 dsprssPrces particularly in the railroads but the Erie
and Hudson river roads of great magnitude and
too important the interests of The country DO lightly
affected. Government stocks re main firm as follov.,
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WEDNESDAY. January 80. 1850.

VIM E. Curtis, esq.,, Of New York. R. Crawford, esq,
Of Indiana; and James w. McCuioh, esq of Washing
ton city, were admitted attorneys and counseors Of this
court
No 80. j. r. McFarland's administrator v. Nc
Knight In to the court OF appeals of Kentucky
The decree OF the said court OF appeals in this cause was
affirmed, with costs
Nos. 81, SIS, and Sc Jacob LIE Roy, plaintiff in
Us. d. ". B. Baldwin, VIM Beard, and Theo Nichols.
The argument OF these causes was continued by Mr..
Baldwin for the defendants in error and concluded by
Mr. Webster for the plaintiff in error.
No 81. M. Wanzer, plaintiff in error, Upper e.
Rollins This cause was argued by Mr.. Coke for the
plaintiff in error.
Adjourned till to. morrow, II o'clock, m.
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ae,7sAs2e s22 ca .575 s5 $40 72o 10 sIl lsl. eO5

The whole coinage prior 1876 S4S S65 of gold
oo6 49, silver 81 sos copper--making Sll6 1856
consequently In the last four years there has been coined
70 Per much gold for the previous fifty years Oh
The gold coined in ls49. $40 California gold In
l6l6 hsre received from that S44l77, and in
lions from general trade have therefore been small this
year.
Gold become article OF regular export from the
country equal 10 the product othe mines After
the channels Of circulation shall be sufficiently filed beyond
suciency Tor thai purpose gold ofe real service but
now appears 70 be abundant abroad that 1t may
hare In exchange for produce this year.
tsnt equal TO what Europe draws from California The
export Of general produce Is increasing and nowith
sanding the low prices of -four abroad the exports from
this port larger than for the month year The
following table shows the destination of -four exported from
The United Sntes for the fiscal year
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nnsaish REPORTS, Enssrs.
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s:.sg x s gs .1 ~ ssss = Co ~
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ssas and and s ssss y ysi: %
f f$ip sss a soae-I % s Il We -
ROLLS COURT,
Tamlyn, yols-e Geo. ~ 10 WIN w.
Beaysn, 10 vols-i to ii Vie.
QUEENS BENCH.
Wilson, vols.-l6 10 % Geo. II.
s sssa.oqs ", W. s 70 . d.s g n Geo H.
Ioar ST yo.e-ia 70 Il Geo Ill Wv
SowssI, yo, , 4 !, g y Y Geo Geo III
P.Is e ara Es;' s Y g.. = e Geo. Io se
Maui sssis - AND sG' ss~n z Ss1 % 9 Geo
and and y Gee 10 so % and Geo.
sss. m. M assSs e ,e'l NJ Y ~
Adoiphus and EIis, series. syos4 20 . and Vic.
COMMON PLEAS.
Wilson, ls.-a6 Geo. 70 "A Geo. Ill
Bis ssas, h. l. > yois.Os o 9 Geo: III
gs.s,ss sas rasr 4 s' Geo. z . Geo. H.
ssssH 70 e . s'.sa Geo. " % Sis
Binshams New Gases, vos.--4 win. Nv 70 Vic. @
Msaan: Ss.Ss:1 sas sss ys ii
NIsI PRIUs.
4 Hollis @. p, vol.--55 20 So Geo. Ill 54ss,trst
Cows @. p, vol--5e to 50 Geo. Ill f& eFtsslf Af E
Peake 2 vols.-30 10 50 Geo. Ill. F5Ht sTG sHs s8
Espnassc, vols In 3-33 70 n Geo. III. .,ea. s
Campbell, 4 vols.--46 TO 50 Geo. Ill. $50
s ss.s :S M sss sai VOL ys 81; IL, Geo. H. "
Moody and Maxim, VOLS Geo. Nv - ! VIII. Nv. "a
Moody and Robinson, vols.-l VIII. Nv. 70 4 vic,
ECCLESIASTICAL AND COURT OF DELEGATES.
Pal,nors "a Geo IT, I, = .a Geo.
Haggad, vols. and PARTS Geo. w 70 - 4 Wm.W
Curteis, vols.-5 Will Nv. TO 2 b Vic. Saat
Robertson, parts-7 70 II Vic. Doc. l6-eodn
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ELO0R OIL CIOTH.-Cisgch q Dodson, dealers IN
all kinds OF furniture dry oods avenue
end ON street, respectfully inform The Of washington
and vcinagc that they have on sale
seasoned floor oil cloth
which will be cut TO ~ any floor desired ~
The and satisfaction, and labor with
sc which best adapted basement and bahins
pantes and hs passages only appreciated BY
those who used them They have nsed them
they have had justice done them, win without their use In
their houses
A.o, supply Of rich table oil clo widths, in rich r
ease Allendae quilts, vet cheap.
I do Lancaster do do.
I do berth do for single beds CHEAP
Also, remaining hand few pair Of superior Edpburs
blankets rbandbound whch In consequence Of The advanced
stage Of The season, will be sold very cheap. $3.50
And good many remnants OF csrpeing which nom the
most choice OF That description Of their stock which
them small rooos obcr.
well adapted for bcdsdcs, rugs &c. =
And also Of rich satin nine and damask
for covering furniture all Of which wish out and prepare
for good spring beginning We cordially invite all good
In housekeeping 10 call and examine for themselves.
!. Jan l5--3aw9wf CLAGETT A DoDsoN
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ATO. o. OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKET have constantly
IN on hand full assortment Of family groceries
Extra l New York family h0ar
Do 10 superdne -four
Do hulled buckwheat
Rye -four Graham flour
Unbolted flour, (white wheat NA
Fresh ground oar -four
Standard loaf, crushed, ganuaisd, and ground sugars
Old government Java, Maracabo Mocha Rio Domingo
coffee Nrt : sn ~ .HH
Fine gunpowder imperial young hyson old hyson hyson skim
Superior butter selected from Orange county diaries
sapago, Parmesan sean pine apple; imitation English and
Boston, OYSTER butter soda, and water crackers
No / and No. Q Msckerel, in rs b..
IA barrels and barrels codhsh salmon tongues and sounds and
Scaled henings in boxes
BIeached winter sperm, lard, and whale oil
SPERM sperm, adamanne, and mould candles assorted
sizes ftf7 a. t NeEH@9 81 a@l
variety Of fancy mats, brooms buckets, baskets, &c.
Pure ground spices Of all kinds
Spices of all kinds In grain E
catsup pickles. gskin, English pickles.
limss Guava jelly, strip
Marseies almonds, shellbsrks hberts, walnu
Pecan nuts ground nuts and Genoa citron
Wocestershe Harvey Reading, pepper sauce India SOL
Anchoye, Shrimp Caver and Bloter pastes 3a HiN s
cinnamon Cloves rose nse lemon PEEL mace thyme nectarne
peach mint, peel and Of superior quality
cure POWDER horseadis anchovies, sardnes
lower and peach water bay salad dessrg coopes
geaine Leghon, chip, and seed maccaoni yermice
French SPANISH and homeopathic chocolate na Tapioca rice
-four, &c H III . MA
'A'''' JOHN B. KIBBEY co.
Dec 9-eoshf
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Nsw York Cheap Postage association.

NsW IWE CHsuP ToStuBe Z1SSOtlutlOH,
Al meeting Of the directors held on the 9th January,
1850, the following resolutions were adopted:
Inadvertently Published Of
newpape and papong have been adopted BY the directors
l2th December 649 offered, definitely acted
upon the board and whereas has been ssceaned that they
strictly accordance with the object OF
setf forth in the I'd article Of its constitution
Resolved That Of the original and fundamental objects Of
association effect postal REFORM by which prepaid letters
under half ounce shall be carried r Two cents all distances
recommended post
age throughout Union petition Congress this
Rsopsd That the draft Of circular and peon presented
be authorized 10 have the above resolution
and the circular printed and circulated throughout the country
sIIAs WODD
Chairman pro tenn.
Isaac WINsLow, Jr,
y Recording Secretary.
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al GARD.

HE undersigned having opened Office the end Of Winders
building opposite end of the Navy Department. offers
his services all who have business transactions with
the different Department. Of the government In the settlement o.
which they require the services Of for the
ton Of claims pending before Congress His long connection with
Navy Department. dschargng the duties of important
oce together with extensive acquaintance with the members Of
Congress- possibly enable him render important service to
such may entrus their business 70 his management
WIN. b. SCOTT,
st Lale Navy Agent
Republican Argus, Baltimore; Richmond Enquirer Herald,
New York Ohio Statesman ohoi and Pennsylvania Phade
phia, win of dollars and send bill to
Sept 29-u