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The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-30

uWe are again under obligations to Wn. II ALLEN, esq, fthe Hiram Powers, for further isvoEs
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-30

eo- Lieut.. Mason, ' s. Army. was drowned 1T the Ris Del Norts. opposite SOcOrrO. on the 22( May last
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-30

IF The distinguished TrottiDg Horse "JOhn Davis has been lately sold In Baltimore for SI 200
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-30
nonafion Laads,

For sale at this office. Lasts of the forfeited lands sabect to donation by the State, to actual settlers .t 7S cen,s per copy, or s6 per dozen. Postage to asypArt of the country, Ila cents.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-30
From Council BlufiS.

The St. Louis lutelligencer of the 9tb, received by the fast steamer Fanny smith, gives us the fol- lowing:
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-30

Old stories very often have a forebie application 10 present times, the following aneedote uyet win lately in an exchange paper:
 How is II, John, that you bring the wagon Ions .A. Al..r-a
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-12

Head ON.
Il is said that the nomination Of James Watson Webb,
as charge to Vienna rejected yesterday by the Sen
ate, by vote Of 7 yeas 10 "a nays.


Reports Of cases argued aad adjadgsd the Supreme Court
Of the United Statss january term, lSi9 BY BENJAMIN
q. HowARD. Vol. 7, syo., PIP. sli Little Brown,
Boston
We are indebted to the publishers for the volume whose
title we have given above. 1t is executed with all the
neaness and accuracy which characterize all books pub
shed under their auspices Ii is beautifully printed on
fine paper and handsomely and duaby bound in the best
modern law sheep binding. OF the importance Of its
contents, particularly to the legal profession. is hardly
necessary for 10 speak II mbodes the decisions by
the highest judicial tribunal known TO the constitution,
during one OF its annual sessions and Of course contains
matter OF very great importance to the whole community
for all are interested in the interpretations which the Su.
preme Court give to the constitution and laws under which
we live But our readers will perceive that il is pom
derous volume. Ii fills nearly thousand pages an in
dusous man would have TO labor pretty diligently for
some months to master its contents thoroughly And in
view Of the size OF the present volume OF the reports Of
the Supreme Court IL may well be asked, where il this
enormous increase TO end few years ago the decis
ions OF that tribunal did not I'll more than half the
space Of the volume before But, il they coniin-
ne to expand as they have done, at the end of
twenty years they will fill at least two large volumes
each year and thus they will grow beyond the capacity
OF twenieths OF the lawyers Of the United States
to purchase them The immense manufacture OF judicial
reports in the various courts OF the United States and the
separate States shows the absolute necessity OF condens
ing, well the part OF judges in their opinions as law
yers their arguments On examining the contents Of
the present volume OF Reports, find several cases Of
great interest and importance, two of which parcu
larry We alude TO the Rhode Island and the
passenger In these two classes OF cases. not only
long arguments made by the counsel. and long opn
ions given by the majority OF the judges but very long,
elaborate and able opinions given by the judges dis
senting from the majority.
The dissenting opinions in the present volume are
merous, and Of them very long In nine dis
senting opinions given, embracing than one
hundred pages
The present with the preceding volumes Of Howards
Reports. we presume, may beound the stores OF the
principal booksellers in this city
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The Territorial Question, sc.


The people feel so deep interest in the question be-
fore Congresshe excitement is great the danger
imminent and the necessity Of adjusting the conroversyin
compromising spirit so evident-tha we seize every
scheme which appears be concocted in anything like
official form, TO bring before the attention ofour readers
II il be that in multitude of counselors there is
wisdom, or in a variety OF schemes any prospect OF adj
ustmen may be hoped that the Union may be saved.
even on the brink Of the precipce. The following may
seize the principal features of Judge Douglass plan.
though is not 10 be expected that the committee has
determined all its details asceaned any particular
time for bringing il forward;
Photographic correspondence Of the New York Hersdl
WAsHfseroS. Feb. Y.
The plan OF Mr. Douglas proposesi Fnst 10 admit CALI
fornia with limited boundaries. Second, 10 legalize the
Mormon government OF Deseret territorial govern
gress shall otherwise ordan Third TO legaiize the tefo
rial government OF the people of New Mexico on the same
terms including the disputed territory WIN the consent Of
Texahe land be paid for and the right Of way secured
Texas by line the Paso del Noe, (the only pass
in that country through f'afornia Fourth TO provide
the free State Of California Fifth TO appoint officers TO
Dese,et and New Mexico the same as TO Minnesota and
other Territories.
is thought the South will agree this, because Il
admits slave State equivalent for California; Sc
Texas the Paso del Nore, and provides govern.
conventions and because Deseret does exclude
slavery.
Mr. Douglas, however, will wait till the temper Of the
Senate indicates the time for action.
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Communicated.



To the People Of The Free States:
man whose brthright was the liberty and the laws
of your country addresses few words TO you. do it
in no partisan character, southern am by birth and
associations.
| ask you to contemplate the fact that William II
Seward esq once governor OF New York, charged
in open Senate by Gen Foote few days since, with
having stated TO late governor OF Virginia. that he
would agree TO send or swap ship load Of Dutch and
Irish for every ship load of free negroes that Virginia
would send to New York, and that Seward dared not
deny the charge
ask you also, to ponder well the fact that this
same Mr. VIM H. Seward declared in the Senate on the
30h OF January, $780, may be seen by reference to
the National nelligencer OF the 3st January, the
fifth column OF the second page, that he had mo hesta
ton in saying there is distinction IN his respect or
affection towards OF this or any other land-of
higher or lower class-of race or anotherof one
COLOR or another"
The senator thus declares that he respects and loves
the African negroHotientot, Eboe, or Guinea negro
as much as he does YOU -
AN AMERICAN.
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GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT OF THE CEIEBRA-
ted Germana Musical Society," consisting ~
performers, on Tuesday evening" February lat Caus
Principal pieces be performed overtucsFra Dsyolo by
Auber and Midsummer Nights Dream, BY Mendesohn
the symphony No ., in minor by Beethoven Violin
schuze Caetne, from Robert Dabe, by Terxct
TO- from Atla sounds from Home, and grand descriptive Pot
pourri, the Bouquet by Strauss nj
Tickets 50 cents each for hotels,
stores, and Al the door
Door open at Il commence at O'Clock,
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CARUsI,s SALOON.

GRAND CONCERT, ty regues the only TO be BY
the celebrated Italian vons LUG Eena acknowledged
extraordinary violinit who has been the United
sass He will perform the most splendid pieces from Pagann
Nieuxtcmps, and Others,
hnnibae Elena, the wonderful pianist 10 old win
play popular selections from Bein Rossin and Donet
win place Saturday evening" February leth
ia50 20 be had hotels and music
Concert o half past 2 O'Clock.
NoTioEThey will give series OF follows; Al Al
Tuesday evening" the 18th Geogetown Wednesday
Thursday Friday, 18TH
oils and saturday evening in Washington, as above.
Feb l2-5td
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-12

There is every to believe that Joseph W. Jack
son has been elected Congress from the Savannah dis
tric to supply the vacancy occasoned by Mr. T Butler
Kings resignation Mr. Jackson is Democrat and the son
OF the distinguished man who invoked fire from Heaven to
commune the evidences Of the tremendous Yazoo fraud.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-12

The Commissioners the part OF Maryland, Delaware,
and Pennsylvania, consisting Of the Hon. H. G. s. Key,
George Read Riddle, and r. Eyre appointed to
rex the boundaries between tho three States are now in
this city for the purpose Of concluding their business with
the typographical bureau.
We learn that the report Of this commission will give tho
history and whole particulars Of the interesting geographic
cal line mason and Dixon's) often alluded TO by the
press and publications. but little understood by the public
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-12

Extract of letter from San Franeiseo California.
dated December 30. 1s4q I1

My is is by 80 feet and pay 800 per month rent
and that in advance. II would not be considered in
Washington reputable enough fora BARRIERS shop; but
do not fully comprehend these things in the States and
you start at ten per cent per month interest have turned
from my counter good paper offered At fifteen per cent
per month"
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TELEaaAPmo REPORTS FOR THE UNION.

New YoRK, Feb. ll--2 p.
The steamer Europa has arrived There ia news in
addition 10 what you have had already by telegraph.
Stocks firm Sales OF treasury 6s at liz ;new loaf, ti2l
Pa SIS sol Fancy stocks indicate upward NOV meat.
Flour steady at Saturdays prices Wheat fr hut large
transactions. Lard has advanced and is in demand.
ST. LOUIS Feb 8.
Our police arrested yesterday at Alton, cone named
Dunn found his possession xcO0 counterfeit con
AN his machinery taken He has carried business
Tor years. during which time he has manufactured
eight thousand dollars -,
man named James Baker arrested and committed,
al Peoria for the murder OF Cornelius Casey.
Two hundred thousand dollars have been subscribed 70
the Pacific railroad.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-12

We have had the pleasure Of seeing Dr. William M.
Gwn one OF the elected senators Of California who ar
rived in this city on Sunday morning last.
Col Fremont the other senator, Is unfortunately de.
tanned by the indsposition Of his lady DR., Gwin left
them at Panama
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WILL POsrrIv ELY CLOSE on WEDNESDAY, THE
18Th FEBaUARYf

odd Fellows' Hall, TIN street, washington.
OPEN EVERY EVENING FOR "A SHORT SEASON.
Handsomely fitted up with platform brilliantly lighted
with gas.)
Bavres celebrated ,sri OF gam,c Pa~oranas entitled
VOYAGE TO EUROPE,
Embracing magnificent views Of Boston m harbor ala the Az
Iantc, Liverpool London from the Thames passing the
bndres and ending with magnificent Of the THAMES TUN
NEIL brilliantly Illuminated both banks Of the beautiful RIVER
RHNE-wnesed in Boston, Philadelphia, and Baltimore by up
war % 900 persons, 4a#4
An eshibon every Wednesday Saturday
O'Clock. III r.aesas Ur4
Admission, IS cents Children under twelve years. Is
Doors open NJ On o'clock 10 commence moving at ~.
nnc Q-dn
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ny-asonic.-A regular meeting OF Federal Lodge viii
evening February Ia 1880 Masonic Hail. O'Clock
sojourning brethren aternay BY OF W.
Feb II g. A. sCHWARZMAN, Secretary.
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HENRY DOUGLAS, florist scotsman, corner
Ill opposite the State Department, respectfully
and Others that he ample supply flow
all those who desire
sprg, jsponica for the assemblies win their orders
early as possible His object Is TO do things in asupcror STYLE
Feb l2-da
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ayr LKwrs, ofMon,somery Alabama, !. our gen
I agent for Alabama and Tennessee assisted BY Mr. B.
B. BRETT.
aTM ISRAEL JANIS, No la2 South Tenth street. Phadel
uha is our general travelling agent assisted BY Mess JAaKs X
Wu,ppLK WV H. WELD o. n r. srgM, JoHs CoLLss, JANIS
D,KK,ss A. xxx WeLIsoroS, cHAs. B. Hall, A. Evans,
JIsrs CLARK, JoHs w. ALLEs, and 7. LOCKE
mSMr o. W. JAMES, No Harrison street, Cincinnati Ohio IL
travelling for the western States assisted BY Mes
r. SMITH, T. Drsr, JAsos TAYLOR, j. w ARMSTRONG; PEKRs
LocKE, w. RAasAY, and G. srEisaAE.
ny-Receipls nom either Of the above win be good.
mvoLsEY authorized receive advertisements for
the New York. Philadelphia and Boston, receipt
payment for the same
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that now existing BY neglecng this she may And the
commencement Of another Florida war on hsr hands.
few thousand dollars annually 10 support cavalry
regiment would save millions ia the end u.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-12

THE Assembly win ake place jackson Hall on Monday
evening the lth instant Subscribers TO the Assemblies, and
strangers authority
tickets are informed admission have been placed
Fscher stationery Store the Irving House, and
nj Stevenss door west OF Browns Hotel. -
Under rule established by the managers no gentleman win Be
without ticket IN
subscribers desiring invitations om
committee, the corner 81 y and 18th Streets 9
Feb Std a9s1 t~eh1
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MARRIED..

instant by Rev. Mr. Hopors, Mr. WILLIAM TUR-
TON, Maryland Miss RACHEL Es daughter OF r. ARNOLD,
eco. Of Washington county, ID. o.
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CARD.


THE undersigned would Respectfully call attention % ms @seS
The faculties BY obtaining from sorcsd M vines
Ac In their purity longer experience ~ me y
dueied by hm direct personal knowleo WI Wy v
Of Europe, sn ~ g
house city, Tor me chAae'ss No essy
hs on his and vaults such - y mako
the cellar OF every consumer
ana small assorted lots OF choice wines Tor
supplied at the shortest noc with wines
cante Tor including wines Of France and Ger
many not usually 90 be obtained here :. u, - \. -.
COUNTRY Trade supplied at Wholesale prices on most favor
CLUBS viii and their advantage order nom the sub
FAMILIES can command best very prices,
also me chssg.. sorts Of wines and liquors, FOR GULL
MEMBERs OF LEGISLATIVE BODIES, me-.e- and
ExPREsss FREE oF cHARGE) with wnes, Ac., Tor s.ss
assorted nf the shortest nouce
BY addressing their orders, through me post omcs
Importer and Dealer Wines, &c 70 Walnut street.
nysEGARs Of direct importation Hsvsns o. various sos.
and brands always on hand from ss,o ~ ~ A. Inc city,
Jan24-d&opiy. Gs&.
THE Fire, and Marine imsurance c0spl
pany Of Lexington, Kentucky Agency IN Wssmng'on Not
avenue incorporated ny an aste
be egsare III Kentucky purpose o. nsunr houses and
o,her dss ps port, mercbandise and Other pcroaM prop
estS rom o. o. damage Capital sooo all paid up and sscsa
! A. n. sxLLnss, President
THon1s b. BArrss, Secretary; ~, =, -. M 80, ns~o
Jan. s-sawimif-a Agent for the District q Columbia
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-12

United ssAass Patent Oaes,
IN the petition Of Nathan LocLns Of Eorh paasvs Yorh
praying for the extension patent granted % ssd Loens m
PATENT which lakes place the twenysshh day Of April,
ode red tina, te said petition be heard
the third Monday April O'Clock, snd all Psrsons
petition ought moi % be granted.
Ordered also, be Published in he Republic In
sas Sss: sIs SssT
.Ssasise weeks previous 70 he tSrs Monday e
Acting Commissioner Of Psssss-
Ps-Edtor papers win please copy and send their
bills Once, with paper containing this nosics
Marty ana Hall Dress Goeds--we invite the attention
season now advanced for the goods w o
all remaining on hand Al cost o. the following
70 DO eoered sps, ,.s ss ssss IN an shades
DO. eolored Grape ls'e
Also, plain whites open and cmbroidered white as nose
LADY wishes 20 obtain situation AZ Eoysr.sss %
% her board and 900 She can give e be-,
pwBANKs new Patent Once Reports-Just issued in
II pamphlet iorm.-price TH cents, A.,
Dcsuioia; The Discovered MSS. Of Eccessriei yc,
Feb u Booksellers, near On street. :.
pooKs from In ndon--li.t A.-Ths Dsssssr, Theory
ID Ar Of spcakng-by Rowton vol
Gsmboas Mining Ordinances Of spain, vols.
f Ss s Ssss ss sas
Tss Marine steam Lieut. Gordon royal ..,ivo'
T TSs Table FAN o. john ssidsn vol, Pickering
owen Fchsm Resolves divine, moral and POLITICAL vo'
Just Imported from London direct BY .,.vcv r.vo,
Febi9 FRANCk TAHOE
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LADY vytshes 60 obtain q situation eoverness 20
Young Children and will In hmy Or school
for her board She give the best references
address W. Washinrton, B. Q. FEB n-r
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CwBANKy New Patent Once RsPorG-Juss issued In
II pamphlet form--pnce JH cents i
Annals Of the Queens of Spain-l vol.
Dcsultoria The Discovered MSS. Of Eccenirc-l vol
lust received by TAYLOR MAURY,
Feb II si Booksellers, sth street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-27

WHAT Is DIRT 2-Old DR.. Cooper, of South
Carolina, used to say to his students, Don't be
afraid OF a little dirt, young gentlemen. What is
dirt? Why, nothing at all offensive, when chemi-
caly viewed. Rub little alkali upon that dirty
grease spot on your coat, and it undergoes a
chemical change aud becomes soap. Now rub it
with little water and it disappears; it is neither
grease, soap, water, nor dirt.
That is not a very odorous pile Of Dirt you OBJ
serve there. Well, scatter little gypsum over it
and it is no longer dirty Every thing you call dirt,
is worthy your notice as students Of chemistry.
Analyze it analyze it, 1t will separate into very
clean elements.
Dirt makes corn, corn makes bread and meat,
and that makes very sweet young lady that saw
one Of you kissing last night. So, after all you
were kissing dirt-particularly if she whitens her
skin with chalk or Fuller's earth There is no tel
ting, young gentlemen, what is dirt Though,
must say, that rubbing such stuff upon the beauti-
jul skin of young lady is dirty practice
Pearl powder l think, is made Of bismuth-
nothing but dirt"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-27

MEDICINES FOR HoRsEs-As general rule,
any medicine, except emettc, Is good for horse
that is good for the same complaint in the human
system. Multiply an ordinary dose for a man by
very large horse
The above was obtained upon a late visit to Col.
Wade Hampton, of South Carolina, and few men
in this country are more competent TO give pre-
scriptiOns Of the kind than that gentleman. He
has been long known one of the best breeders
the first rate cotton planters and stock breeders in
the South.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-27

CHARGE OF ARsoS.-Wiliam Rush, whose arrest on the
charge of arson noticed days since was broegh be.
lore Recorder Baldwin yesterday for examination The chel
wine, Pierre Paquete stated that attempts had been made
10 lire his house at the Of GOd and Commerce streets
On several occasions that the 2lst inst, the bed in the
room occupied by the accused found be fire but
lew minutes after he had left and gone down sta The
house is boarding hou Rush was residing there at the
time and the friendly with the family leaving
no manifest why he should wish fire the place No
one else was in that of the building and Insurance
which had been effected for than the value of the pre-
ms had been cancelled the day previous The case was
sent before the Criminal Court for trial.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-27

AN uNRtDy MkMBER.-Bridget Bolan appeared again
yesterday TO answer for abuse ayised upon Mrs Mary Ann
Kelly She was required to give bail to appear before the
FIRST District Court on Thursday the charge For
this second ebuicn Of spleen, characterized by volubiy
unknown even in the temple of Babel Bridget will have
appear on ire 18th inst
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-27

TRIAL OF SMITH FOR THE $500 RoBBERY-Dan Smith,
charged with robbng Young Fernandez the 10Th of March
last Of $780, was tried yesterday for the offence Fernandez
identified the prisoner Of the number that pushed against
hin when he entered the Bank the that his money
taken from his bank book The evidence was altogether cir
cumsanta but, joined the character of the accused
seemed sufficient to the jury, who brought in verdict
guilty. Smith was ably defended by A. P. Field.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-27

STEALING A DEcANTER OF BRANDY.-For this novel
theft Michael Ward who. believe, has enjoyed some
little reputation as pugi tried yesterday before the
First District Court The deCsnte was taken from the bar.
of c. ]. o'Meara. on st. Charles street. The Jury
found Ward guilty of the larceny.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-27

THE SHOOTING CASE ST. PETER STREET.-Antonio
ianto Andre Cono, Mary Nicholas and Catherine Panic,
CHARGED with a conspiracy TO murder Dr. Guiaume Gus
tayoVon Poellntz, the h ins examined yesterday
before Recorder Genos. The Doctor made the affidavit in
The but did appear testify. The facts we have
given before As the witnesses for the prosecution abandoned
it, the parties were discharged
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-27

MurSY.-John Cusack and John Dorsey, two of the
Of the American ship William Jarvis, brought beoye
Recorder Baldwin, acting U. s. Commissioner, the
charge Of mutny and assault Capt Jarvis deposed that
the 18th March last while said was on her voyage 6om
Liverpool to this port the accused refused 10 obey the cond
mate d. Rich and threatened him with their knives on be
18th they srk and kicked the commander Of tie ship and
attempted to create a revolt.
The prisoners pleaded not guilty and the investigation is
hNed loo the 3Otb inst
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-27

AssAuLrING WoMAN.-Eiza Mitchell appeared before
Recorder GenOy and made complaint against Eoine Pierre,
charging him with having violently assaulted and beaten her,
fpndeF
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-27

FoUSD DRowEED.-The body OF white man. name un.
known, found drowned yesterday the river, opposite
Post -, Second Municipality. An inquest held, and
verdict rendered accordingly.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-27
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

Friday Evening, April %, 1850.
Arrived during the week SCI head of Beef Cattle including
SO head Of Texas and Atakapas cae 35 Hogs 29 Calves,
1853 Sheep and Is Mich Cows The stock of Beef Cattle on
sale amounts about 800 head of Hogs $50 of Sheep 80
Calves 40, and of Mich Cows "a Prices with the exception
Of Mich Cows have been easy.
PRIoEs.-B Cattle, 4zC97c y ID net; Hogs, 4
csc W net; Sheep, ~ 25@43, " head AEiich Cops
$35@$65; CalUes, 61s0112c " ID net.
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Real India CaShmarA ShaWIS.

~ Ladies are respectfully invited call and examine
some beautiful specimens Of india SEL7JYLS purchased
at the late sales in New York.
ja18 THOS. BRADY, ~ Chartres Strest,
Two RENT for the Summer Seasonal very plea
Il SAINT and desirable Residence, containing hall and -
SIX rooms, besides kitchen, pantry and servants rooms tina
with small yard and garden in 'front.' fine Southern -
gosuIe and every CONVENIENCE situated on Camp street,
lew doors below Estee, will be rented until LIST November
next, at low rate good tenant The greater part OF
the furniture will also be rented with the house il desired
Satisfactory reference will be required.
For more particular description of the premises and
terms, inquire at this office apa6T
S1ORE FOR RENT-And Fixtures for sale, with or
~ without the present reduced stock. The location to a
person wishing 70 c2mmenee business is of the best Re
eman without family the choicest opportunity presents
ITSELF Hydrant stairs and paid for LIST JAM 1851
Girnh. - nnuS