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Shreveport, Feb 9Th. 1880 3s-tf
Dry Goods, Groceries ard Hardware.
XIIXEvEpORV NVIlRr

TIME undersigned are constantly receiving,
i al their establishment, in Shreveport. fresh
from the northern cities. aud from New Orleans,
the most superior articles Of Dry Goods,
Clothing and Hardware, as well ~ a choice
assortment of Groceries. Their store will
always he found full and their stocks entire, so
that purchasers may meet with u ready accom-
mediation in the above lines.
They would recommend those coming to
Shreveport to purchase goods, TO give them u
call before purchasing elsewhere, satisfied that
they will give satisfaction rs TO quality and
prices. Il. e. D. JACOBS.
lI' We will pay cash, or trade for Cotton
and pelries. 23-6m
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<r.,,,-z NJ. SIEiNLElN. has just received
a -aislxFfrom Philadelphia and other East.
NAY tern cities his supply Of FALL and
WINTER good lie respectfully invites his
former customers, and ail who aru DESTROYS Of
obtaining good bargains, 10 give him \ call
lis stock /, ample, and well selected. lie flat
tiers himself from the facilities b. has for the
selection Of his goods, having Brother rcsid-
Ing in Philadelphia, who purchases for him to
the hes, advantage, that he viii he enabled TO
sell IS cheap Ms the cheapest, aud as good rs the
bssL lie IS now ready to sell on accommodate
ing terms, and at prices Ia suit the times, COM
plr,e assortment Of DRY GOODS, consisting
OF Clothing. Hais, Caps, Boots, and Nhoss, Also
Hardrare 1inrGrt. ftneensw1rc and a full
supply Of cycry thing usually found IN eoun-
~ store too tedious TO mention.
Oct o6 1850 nao "
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watch and CLOCK sIaktssg.

D. McPiIAII,M CO, shop over Colc's
q Grocery are prepared 10 perform all
IA work entrusted to their care in work
man-likc and satisfactory manner. They have
on hand and for sale. marine clocks. iimc-pIece-,
and watches. breast-pins, finger-rinss, gold but
tons, Tor which may hc made TO cr'icr) gold
pens Of the best quality, Sc. They are also
prepared to make anything in their line desired,
ard solicit share Of public patronage.
Dee. IA, 1850. no26 II
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WE now offer To our friends aud the publir
w generally the finest cutlery ever brongh,
10 this market. Orr ioi Is nat Mrge, bat erfra'
ordinarily fine. Rodgers and Woestcnholn''s
finest poekel-kni,es, Wade aud Butchers best
manufacture of rai.ors, with everlasting and
beautiful STOPS; Ladies finest scissors and
.hcar-, and WARNS superior sewing needles,
(or,lerod expressly for the Ladies' of Marshall }
every variety OF Limerick iish-hooks: bcs, steel
pens, and gold pens walkers celebrated, water
proof percussion ps,aud y fere splendid Bowicr
kniyes--wilh lets ot other pretty things.
Call at the drug store OF
NORRIS & TACkETT.
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FAnurrvrrLr, Nov. o. 1919.

FANNEENlLLf, NOV. Y, Is II.
This is TO certify tina, after trying every thing
else unsucccssfuily, to cure a proiraclcd case
of chls and fever and general arrangement
of my liver aud spleen, was completely cured
by DR.. l. r. llcndcrson's Eureka TouIc, aud
take pleasure in recommending II rs one of the
t'csi remedies ever saw, IN the treatment of
lha, disease. r. :. AGSrw.
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TIE STATE or TEXAS.

Cmrxrv M IfAass,os.
f,,yn,g f',yrf r,rIs;,;u. h. Estn,es n nkx<k,rs
r,f ilsrd,
~, ,sr Si.,;r ~ vii; C..,,r--Cwstjs~.
vlvgrnrAS f:c.,., ~ slj,.krlj. nda,.is.
w ,,,,,, ~ ,,.,. ,.,,,, Of BENJAMIN ,u;trhejL
Decreased h,. Gl,J nm ar,Ira,,,n f.,s J.rrr~ H..
the. distribution If n. ,,re,sr,, or ,hc estate ~
.a;J d,rcrn, and !, au,.,ripy Inn, Peter Jone,.
R.n,,cn Jcrc., and INC other whose nam, :
unkuovn. .upno.,d To- reside in the Mats -
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TIL T. NJ A X X T. rs,
WANTED.

10y gentleman who is u graduate Of the
- University Of Georgia, situation in n
private or public school. Address }. A., Mar
shall, Texas.
The Flag Of he Union, at Henderson, will
give this three insertions, and forward the ac-
conht for payment. n27 81
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X q. NELSON e. Co, Commission Mer-
-. chants, New Orleans.
=. O. Nelson, New Orleans; f. Banksmilh,
New Orleans: u G. Walker, Memphis Tenn,
Qa,c Cashier Branch Union Bank T. a. Ncl.
son. Athens, Ala.
Dee. II. 1850. no2f en-
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W mnled 10 Hire.

rINEN stout, active hands (negrocs) for The
l. cnsning year, for which u liberal price will
be given. Apply at the Nsam Circular Na'e
Nh. SAM. J. RiCliARDSoN.
Dee. IL. 1850. no36,f
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LEG A. NOTICE
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
CorNrY or uARKtsox.

District Court Usccn,bcr Term, $50.
Virgil ". Duho-c. Administrative etc, rs Frank
d. Bodrnhamer Margaret Shclburn and
Charles l.. Wall.
~ ne Sh,r,f Of sf,d Cogafs--GRrvr,>ai
NOU ARE hereby commanded to summon
/ Frank H. Bode,hamcr, Margaret Shelhurn
and Charles l.. Wall, hy making publication 81
this citation in the Tsras Republican, n news
paper in .uh! county, for four successive weeks,
to be aid appear nj the nex, term Of said court,
to he holden nj the Court House in the toau OF
Marshall on the thirteenth Nontay after the
tirl Monday in Sepicuhcr, 1850, to answer
the petition Of Virgil NJ. Duho-c. administration
N boHis nan Of the estate Of Seth Sh.ldor',
Decreased. IN substance as follows: That on the
fifth day of >.yisMher, lsij, the said Frank ID.
Budrnhamcr. fhy the sisc of I. -. Undcn-
halner) Margaret Shrlhuen and Charles l..
Wnll. DIV the siilc If E. J.. Wall,) executed
and delivered to Seth Shcdon aud James
l,owics, merchants md partners, doing hn,irr--
under the nuuc and style ot Siscldun& nnNie~
ilcr joint and several promssory note. wbrrc-
hy they bound themselves to vHy la the sad
;Shrldun 4 nnwlc-, az bearer, the sum 81 fisc
hpndrcd dollars, Petitioner ayers that -iild note
has not been Paid that the places of residence
Of the said lIodcnhancr and Wall are unknown
to plaintiff
PRAYER. That the defendant. he cited To ap-
pear u the next irrta of the court ni.orc-nld,
aud lhat Judgment lee rendered aeains, them
Jointly aud .rycraliy for the amount OF SAID
note, aud interest thereon. llcr'in las not and
make due return a. line aw directs.
.,,y,,,, Tr.re; /. r. Ford, Clerk Of Tie
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Tho generality o. mankind spend the
early part Of their lives in contributing to
render the latter part miserable.
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l.sl.a 4,nrttacate.

r1>liiS Is 10 give the notes. rvgSirrd ~ Aw
j that NV conditional C~r4facstr Ma ~,
class No ,, issued BY Tho Board Of Isad c0n~
aaissioncrs for Shelby County. and dAteA W.
18th day Of August. 1889, j. lost ~ msSe13d ~
tina, il cannot be- obtained; and nnle%s t4e1n-
a,ioa Is Ind -of the ssn,e within ninesy 1kyss
rro,n tho date ~ hi. notice. shall srrll = ~
y.oiws authorities lar q duplicate thercd IN
JAAlkS r. JOtiN
1)vr. sth. 1851. no1o u
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A Panorama Of Pilgrims Progress is
exhibiting in New York city.
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TIE STATE or TEXAS.


Comfy or HARRISON.
70 arg 'arf1 officer Of sad County
Grfci,ag.
NOli are hereby commanded TO summon
WilliamI Bush by publication in the Texas
Republican, newspaper published IN the tn~n
Of Marshall, Harrison co"u,y, Tor three -us.r~--
siyc weeks, personally 10 appear before the *
my office held at my house IN Beat No. 1 III said
eour,y, on Saturday the 2slh day Of Dceelnhes,
A. D., 1850, u cnswcr ihr compliant IT Tin,e.
r. ruah, in = plea cfdcht 70: twenty six dollars
and forty.iwo cents, due BY nrrosni for asugs
aud medicines bought aud received fro,w the ssth
Of March, 1880. I'LL the 37sh " NsssmAss,
1850. a. lsr reference 10 the secnnnt IL ~ b.
fec Herein fail not TO execute and mahs dxs
return as the law directs.
Given under my hand, al my Office. lhta esIs
day Of December, A. ~, 1850.
JOHN MORGAN, ]. r., nc
Dee ~. tssA. no9e -
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
I OST 0R MiSl.AlD--A small PGtk b 7
- BOOK, with narrow tape string. colos7-.
or damaged lit,lc loom age. The ioiIo~in7
note. werc in The book, To witt One note os
Robcr, and Alien Shepherd for Sll6s pne
note on T. s pridgen, for $50 two notes on
A. IT. Ramsey, and other papers not necessary
10 mention. ANY iuiornation iclt II, this Office
will be Thankfully received,
WILLIAM w. ALLEN.
November %, 1880. 2t-tt
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The Greatest Discovery Of the Age.

THE SUPERIOR or lrINIvE AND SAR.
NAPARILLA
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TIKI y 8 Z s.

IIuI.I.'S and cltASE'H. with bsass Hrs'nCs
Superior ql.a,sy) single and d"ni'e. A.
70. ch,Arcns and common Trus>~. II thu Drug
Stofv Of NORRIS 4 TACkETT.
NAV =. ,aso. nA9y
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ueWs oval.

INVANS, GREGG. 4 KEY have removed
T. from their sh saand, TO their ne~ hssk
hAians. west side IL the l'aliic Sgsafe, cor
n..s Of Houston Avcnar--w where they wosld n
plased to .sw all their old tr,e'is and castoaaess
and ~ ;-.ans more new oss~
October ~, 1850. MO "
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0-T The District Court commenced ito
session at this place on Monday last.
ledge Tom presiding The Judge is al.
,ssaating with Judge l.. d. EVANS. Tie
Ia. been but recently elected 70 the bench.
Being good lawyer, and man Of talent
and enc@gy. he fills the judicial station
with credit to himself and satisfaction to
W. public. The nsmbcr Of lawyers in at
tendance On the Court, We suppose will
asn,l,es about 10, NEAR 30 Of whom belong
20 Harrison county.
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plo.gh Mannfactory--.Au,.ia street.

Tur subscriber having erected
S>>r-~-S iu tire town OF Marshall a
AGnaA11Asa.AA founacrs for the casting Of
PIeoshs exclusively, hcg leave To solicit the
patronage of ,hcif friends, and residents ni
'rcsss. aud will ihaoafally receive their orders
for the same.
COLEMAN 4 ALLEN.
January "a lsrS 3n
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~, n s,

LIVERY kind Of Brush (escept Psiaees'a
~ my hs found Al ,h~ Drug Htcse q
NORRIS 8 TACkETT.
nsv 3. taSe nsey
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y, ~. =. E,,,stt Hotel.

Carthage, Paa4a tonafp, 1rras.
TIME Proprietor III ih'S establishment Is pre-
i pared to accommodate the pasIss s'ih the
hest the country affords.
June 4, 1kaO--no ~,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-12-21

Tho~~ having diseased servants may have
their cascs treated, Of dispose Of them to the
subscriber at a fair price.
The scientific botanist. mnutcly does he tic
Vegetable kingdom examine,
From his system OF medicine all dcletesioua
Remedies he does abandon
For truly nrc the floral regions Of every cline
Adorned with innocent vegetable remedies
To cure di.eu.~ Of every Kind.
A limited number II btaslsnts can he amply
accommodated a, his ln.tiiutiou, land will h.
received al any time Of the year, with \ we'll
stocked library, and also knowledge Of The
pharmaceutical preparation Of remedies In his
jsbora,or, and medical Aterw, Offering ipdw~r-
mcots 10 The student which thcss Nh" ASPIRE -
4 high standard u medical requirement will
know how To sppreciats. when 10 thrsr will he
add the necessary Instructions PECULIAR h
h;u~rk 10 enabIc them 10 sseat casea u 4 dts.
ta~es without seeing ,hc patient. ~ so~nsl
physiological psineiplsA The r. fbs sswh y
invariably el00, Zone hsudssa delhnss) Ths
uus3rexiansxi keeps eonstaatly on heaa fail
an lasse assortn,cn, II gsWsine bstaHt as~di
ciupa. wh;~h h. viii ,eli Il wkolssale and retail
vvsv ~ Tor cash. A. n. VEAL. II. a,
9r r,nsa AsaA this edvsG = -
rilarseA 1stxALors,
Nose,ahs1 -. isso. sAlo@
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-13
THE INJUNCTION.

A short time since the so called Union
Railroad Company, in Murray county, ex-
hibi,ed o Bill before Judge Lumpkin, de-
signed to enjoin our Company and to reco'
yer damages. 1t was charged that both
Companie had hands at work on the line,
q, or mar the same point. in consequence
Of which, there was imminent danger of col.
lision, bloodshed, &c. This batch of non
sense was sworn to by the redoubtable Pre-
sident of The Union Road, and His Honor
saw proper TO issue an interlocutory order
commanding both companies to disband
their forces Nnd retire from tho work, and
also designated the 9Th Instant. as the day
for arguing the motion for permanent in
junction. On that day the Prpslden, OF our
Road, attended by Counsel, appeared OF
Rome, Co.; but so far from an injunction
being granted, the Comp dismissed
the Bill and retired without n struggle.
Thus ended another dlsgracefu chapter
in q stupcndous fraud. We understand i,
is viewed in tins light by the citizens %
North Georgia. hundred to one. Messrs.
Grant g. Co. have resumed operations on
the Road.
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G Up to yesterday. the paper ina lis fai
ed to come through this week.
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

A large portion of our paper todny Is
occupied with the Presidents Message. 1t
has been looked Tor with intense anxiety by
the country at large. The great interest
felt by the people in ewry direction in ref
ercnce TO the exciting, and, as was believed,
dangerous questions which have recently
engrUssed their attention. has caused the
additional anxiety IN regard to MI. Fill
more's first State paper. 1t is now before
the country, and . fair and impartial peru.
sal must satisfy even the Presidents oppo.
nents that he will take the Constitution for
his guide, and in the discharge Of his du.
ties will be influenced by no other consid.
GRAFTON than an earnest desire to promote
the good Of the whole. At least such is
our impression after giving the message q
careful reading. Its tone and spirit is high,
the views it sets Fl nth broad and national,
and evlncing mind free from sectionOl
bias. Mr.. Fillmore has frequently been
charged with having abolition tendencies,
and strong prejud'ces against The Sou.h-if
there was ever any foundation for the
churge, and we do not believe there was.
the message shows conclusivcly that the
President has determined they shall not in.
Auence him in the discharge Of his duties
to the country at large.
But is unnecessary for us to speak in
terms of commentator of this admira BILE
State paper, or 10 point to particular por.
tlons of IT, as our readers will all give it q
full pcrusal, and we therefore send i, 10
them without further remark.
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HON. J. r. POINSETT.

This distinguished gentleman, formerly,
Mr.. Van Buren's Secretary of War, man
Of wealth and influence in the South, has
recently written leltor 10 the citizens of
South Carolinn, giving his views on the
present differences between the north and
South. In recent tour he was urged 10
attend various meetings in the larger cities,
In his letter he remarks:
81 resisted the opportunities of nv mn,
merous friends there. because did not de.
sire TO take part in the proceedings of ano,
Their Slale-as Caroinian, / desired IN
speak; to my fellow citizens, of Carolina
from my own home among them. did no,
wish to appear to reouke the winds ard
waves OF our ug'la'ed sea. from dislun,
shore. but reserved my Efforts to calm tLem
until my return among you. Bot. in JUS.
lice to the great md good men who assem-
bed al New York, Philadelphia and Boston
to vindcalc the laws aud to decIore rhc;,
firm discrimination to MAINTAIN them. fe,
Bound to say, that they were animated h,
the purrs, and nob'es, motives. aud hive
throughout, cvInrrd the most praisewor,hv
yea and patriotism. | am personally and
Intimately acquainted with my Of Them.
aud believe That they will maintain, to the
utmost the sentiments they expressed ON
those occasions. The great error, it nm.
pears to me, that we have committed is.
that we have given too mncb CONSEQUENCES
10 the licked aud designing men, who strive
10 produce disc"rd among us, and to des-
troy the peace and prosperity Of the country
that they may revel on the spois, or elevate
themselves to power. by pandering to The
passions and prejudice Of the vilest fac
tons. Depend upon it, these men are NOR.
al lepers, de>psed by the masses, as well as
by The enlightened PORTIONS Of tho comma.
nny everywhere. They are powerful for
evil, know. because they are organized.
and INSCRIPTIONS; and from the period of
the irSt French Revolution, when n snull
organized faction Jrlngrd France in blood.
10 the present day, We all know the power
exercised by we'll organized aud un-crn-
puous fruc'lon OF the people. hewever in
significant in number aud character"
Such sentiments honor the head aud hear,
or statesman. Coming from q man of
unques'ionrd devotion TO tie South, thew
must contribute much towards opening tho
eyes Of tHs honest Masses to proper sense
OF the injustice certain aspiring drr,agogucs
would do them by bringing about greater
alienation TT feeling. eslrangmen, from our
beloved Union. md consequent revolt, Or
accession, us it is falsely called.
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RAILROAD MEETING,

There was a Railroad Meeting held o.
the Courthouse in this place on Wednes.
day, at which large number Of persons
attended. The meeting wns sddrt ssed at
some length by |. 7. Lenoir, Esq, of Mon.
roe county, and also by Il. Nixon VaEdyke,
Esq. The object Of the meeting was to pro.
cure subscriptions for stock TO extend the
road-no. to Athens, but through the couu
ly, that it may thence bs carried on and
finished. The gentlemen were both lis.
tened to with marked attention through
out. while they urged with force and point
the importance of the enterprise to the
people Of the county, and the necessity Of
subscribing the additional means required
TO carry it on. At the close some stock was
taken, but we did not learn the amount,
yet suspect it was small, and much less
than it ough, to have been. We regre, to
have to say so. There is one thing ce:.
tain. If the road is TO 10 extended through
WHO C"uH'y lho o"ouHs tSvu'coS VuICu ~
small, must be ruised among the people Of
the town and county. If they think the
road will be Of any advantage 10 them. and
no nan can doubt that it will, it seems to
US that it ought to be done without the
least difficulty. And yet the indications are
not as favorable to success as could be de.
sired. Mr.. Lenoir, in his remarks, alluded
to tho fact that the State had generously
furnished the means to purchase the iron
and equipments. that the grading required
but little repair. and that the people ought
certainly, in view Of their interests, to be
willing to subscribe the amount necessary
to pay for the timbers. (Most any one else
would arrive at the same conclusion.) Fiji
teen thousand dollars is all that is required
to finish the work through this county,
McMinn must subscribe that or the work
stops at Charleston for an indefinite period.
We don't like that idea at al-but perhaps
we have said enough on the subject, as our
only object in this article was to let our
friends above know that an effort was be-
ing made 10 pull the work along, and that
perhaps it would succeed.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 3


CoNGREss.-In the Senate, yesterday
forty Senators ans wered to their name.
when the roll was called. A committee
was appointed, to &C. in conjunction with 4
similar committee Of the House, to inform
the President of the United States that q
quorum of both Houses were assembled
and ready TO receive any communication he
nigh, desire to send them. Subsequently
the message was received and read, and the
usual number of copies ordered to be print.
ed; after which the Senate adjourned.
In the House of Representatives one
hundred and seventy members answered tic
The roll call. A committee was appointed
10 wait on the President and inform hin
they were ready to receive any communi
cation from him. The message was re
ceived. read, and the usual number of cope
ordered to be printed; and, having adople,
a plan Of choosing seats, that body adjourn
ed.-Repubiic.
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" Our thanks are due Hon. Josiah M
Anderson for various public documents.
New ORLEANS. Der. A

The sales during the last three days ha We
been limited TO 600O bales, at a decline OF
barely &c. Middling IL l-Sc.
The Legislature of Texas has accepted
the Boundary Bill with only ono dissenting
vote in the Senate.
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ATHENS POST.
$. p. WINS, Editor and Proprietor.

TERMs.-$2a year, payable ,,ithin three
months from the time Of subscribing: $2,5Oin
6months, or So at the expiration OF the year.
" No paper discontinued until all arrear-
,ges are paid, except at the option Of The Pub
Usher.
For announcing the names Of candidates Jo'
office So, CASH.
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The English are beginning to think ,ha,
our fugitive slaves who have TO run to Can.
do, would form a good population for the
West Indies. They propose that these is
lands should form an asylum for all our fu-
gilive slaves.
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Information has been received at the De.
partmcnt Of the issuing Of orders, by III 9
Spanish Government. for the release Of all
the remainder Of the Contoy prisoners.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-13

CHARLESTON SERENADERs.-This COM
pany, consisting Of six performers. gave
Two concerts in our town during the present
week, which were we'll attended. The per.
formances were first rate, and the audience
appeared delighted with them. We under.
stand they next visit Decatur. and the low
ers of good music may expect rich treat,
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ATHENS, FRIDAY. DEC. ID, 1850.

or w. THOMSON, is the authorized
'gen, for the "Post," in the city Of Balli'
more, Md.