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REGULAR PACKETS.

U. s. MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
II he Ships the States Mail Steamship Company will
hereReT sail the following named days Of each MONTH
~ STEAMSHIP GEORGIA.
Outward Leaves New Ilih .1Th
nayana ..lsth Uhagres -. I'D.
HomeNArdA Chagfes -. 9Th. Havana ...ls.
= :. havana I'D. NewYork.. 9Th.
STEAMSHIP OHIO.
Outward. Leaves NswYork .26h Arrives at Havana
Havana. 80. Sd. NewOrlesns6tti
Ho1eyardr pssgOreans. 18th. Havana ..sl MIR.
Havana 18th. NewYork I'D
STEAMSHIP FALCON.
Outward. Leaves NewOreans 2sth. Havana
Havana -. Sd. Chagres 18th.
HonleWard-. Chagres ....,l3th. Havana 18th.
Havana 10Th. NewOTleans 23d.
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tR- For sale by slCKLEs q Co. n JARVIS co, and F.
?. DUCAGE, NewUHsaus.. TUCKER, Moguc...,
COSTA q co, Montgomery ....L GAM TEs q co. Donald
0u'ils....O o, WUODMAN, visk,bu
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NEW ORLEANS FEMALE INsTITUTE-OR,
/ Day AND B5t9HARDISg SCH9oL FOR G09GNG LAPGES,
MACAuLAY This Institution is under the personal
9eryion Of ME maChaly; t5e advanced classes 10 the
lay assisted by another genteman To give Instructions
the French, Spanish and Italian languages in Drawing,
Dancing, Vocal and Instrumental Mu5ic the most accom-.
pl,shed professors employed.
and French school and the aim Of the pals is to con
duct their pugs through substantial and systematic COue
studies aii0rdlng at the same time progressive know
ledge and progressive discipline of the heart well the
mind. For the instruction OF pups of every and grade
o. nteectn2 tue' ample arrangements have been made
10 efforts viii be wanting to promote the improvement Of
6oades VIII share IN the eHoyments privileges and atten
The Play Ground-an item essential to A schools large
dy and secluded from public view and references when
tequed w be made to parents who have had their daugh
course 9l Lectures pa History and Biography will be
winter and aid the pupils understanding the lectures on
scientific subjects, the school furnished with the requisite
made personally or by letter, au3l 2md&W
ORLEANS FEMALE ACADEMY,
n-ps n Sg3t4 Re SI,,E Sgyo,on ItroG Circl'
w nenge as teacher has been OF many years standing,
respectfully announces that she now prepared to assume
OF 4uN" LADIES' either as permanent BOarders and Pupils
Her Course Of Education embraces the English and French
Languages IN both their elementary and higher branches
Hawng 3n6 M9sG Spanish Lapn and Greek and the
o IIs location Of he Academy Is highly pleasant and
retnements Of life.
RqE srT sand, qga further Paricg 2pg at M nlM
near the junction Of Nayades street. so I'm
OLASFEHiNG HAIR-In hhds. buues and sacks
l. iOrsae by
oil St JOHN STROUD co. li6 Common st.
MiLLER's LEMON SYRUP 50 boxes Mltrs
A'I Lemon Syrup, Just received and for sale by
=, X. NJ. MCALPlN, 7 Canal street Row,
Ola and 70 Common street.
IHEESt cases English Dairy and Pineapple landing
- from bark MAY Flower. for sale BY
90 H. J. HART & CO., 70 Tchouptouas st.
tIRH CRACAERs-lOo0 boxes Fire Crackers, in store
oil E. J. HART n co. 70 Tohoupitoulas st.
nRIED APPLES and PEACIES-lOO bags in
~ store, for sale by Il. ]. HART y CO.,
OF - TchOupioulas st.
DEPPI8 IN BOND-3OO bags landing from ship Presi-
4 dent, for sale by T.. ]. HART u co,
"a ~ TchOupitoulas St
D0UCH0NG CEA-l7O half chests, landing from ship
Il DsYonshre, for sale by
% E. J. HART IohonptoGlas 81
FENOBACCO2 half boxes and 10 cases landing from ship
Caledonia BrandeT and bark SaTagossg, for sale by
o. C, J, HART y co., - Tehoupllo1l9s ST.
AsCPT1FAt , 5ASIHii72 baISS'' IN rosoupops,.
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sADDLEhY WAREHOUSE,

BAUULEhH " AhEHUtSE,
sssJE5 : IN Nos. so AND So COMMON st. ga,
,zssSssA u N&SMITH & BROTHER man. $3.50
utactufers and dealers in SAD.
D4 Els h. RNESS of every syle and quality, would
sail the attention Of Merchants, Planters and Others to their
and well assorted stock made and selected especially
this market, comprising variety of saddles
ase Coach, Gig Buggy, Wagon, Cart and Dray Harness.
Deer sheep and Goat Skins Brides; Meaningless; Truaks
Whns Bits Spurs, Stnqps, etc. etc. Also Mill and Gin
Bands Saddlers Tools and Trimmings; Carriage Trimmings
tic. all oil the best quality and AT the lowest prices.
aua0 SMITH BROTHER, 50 ana 81 Common st.
FOR CALIFORNIA.
hgADDLES, BRIDES, bits, STIRRUPS, etc., of
? every description, :, INDIA RUBBER cS-3A
lows, TARPA1LNs, SADDLE .BAes, TENTS, u saS4AA
iudia Rubber Tent Cloths OF all sizes, for sale by
B10 SMITH Il BROTHER 81 Common st.
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"Trutisas stranger than fiction"


Messrs. SANps-C4eRDsmeR: My wife suffered with dis
tess and burning her Ghost for many years and my laughter
afflicted her with humor her blood We consulted
various phys cI, M le4 nuG!srus ne e without much hens
IT. heard, through Rev. Thomas DAVIS the mclc
value Sands sBTsapBTB, On Recommendation,
daughter decided yiog experienced permanent
benefit NV daughters skin assumed entirely.
from being rough, hard and seNy became smooth aud s7 Ny
Wlt8 udvrnga almost and It's short time los Il
nm belief VII produce perfect Yours, with rcrFect,
6. s. HENDRiCKSON, Pastor Of The BapnM Church,
O be English NeighIDTaONd.
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:, :, EGYPTIAN ENB BALsANI.

4 COHEN having had 81 years experience, oilers the
~. above inialhhle remedy for all Diseases per. $50
aiming to the EYE: Ophhamia, of five years =
sandng, cured in II weeks the Tear in the Eve. &4r
II years, cured in 10 weeks; a man of his city, As1
being stone blind for months restored the sight of
eye IN three weeks gentleman who always used
- years. by using only drop enabled read the
newspaper without them by oandegh hours after In
iammaon Of days cured bV drOD. II gives
3nlianog to the Eye, and also CITIZENS the sight.
~ Nos, 200 PHILIPPA street, Heya, and 4 2 ST.
GHARLEs street. aUl7 ly
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PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS, sc.
Holm MCCARTY, PLUMBER, No. 1874 CAMP
a STREET, New Orleans, has Just received anew 4
and large assortment OF Brass Cocks various sizes s,
Force and Lift Pumps Beer Pumps, etc, etc; IN
Cooking Ranges Bathing Tubs and shower aaIhs. v-AA2
Also, laying and repairing Lead Pipss Sheet Lead work
Of every description Sigp Steamboat work promptly
put and repaired, a oulers nsnuaEtly attende to.
tbasro $50
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n. OkLEAAS and CAhhOLLIOS hAlLhOAD,
fs,ES ~ EgF -Esstzzs5Ess-
~ III sss siz,s-szs Eg;s.sls
Men 4rraR cement Hourly Departure Of the Cqrs-Opea
ing Of the Louisiana and Napoleon AueRue Branch
Roads, and Reduction the Fare to take place The
4tt Of February, 1850.
a single ticket any distance to from, above Louis
lana Avenue. '.;,'.,..... 70
- - - children over and under II years 10
To from Louisiana Avenue, (Chidren half Price 10
oO tickets Tor above Louisiana Avenue, or from Carroll
~
30 tickets to from Louisiana AveD"e, ,,n,...... %
Personal monthly tickets, (trom Il first to the last OF
each month only,) any distance, ..,..,.... %
The Cars depart from the BGreRRe street depot O0os
Steam Train, then hour until P. from
yember, and at other times until IA P NJ.
From CdrrOLktOR:
Horse Car, ) A. M; and III P. M.
Steam Train M, then every hour until NJ, from
the third Monday February the second Monday in No
vember, and at other times until ~ NJ.
LAFAYETTE LINE:
Fare any distance, (chllden as above half price, 10
30 tickets, " 90
Personal monthly tickets, Crom the first the last of each
mouth Ony,) any distance..,.,, ..,.........,. OO
THE CARS DEPART AS FOLLOWS:
from ialayete' IN summer and "a A. M
From tanal street. do ,.,,.,...,,.bt2, u and
from !aIayee IN winter %, and I2 A. M,
After which the Cars will leave each end every fifteen
minutes until P. NJ, then at 81, 9, 10 and II p NJ from
Canal street, and at 81 "a and l0S M from Lafayette
api2i~ iOHN HAMPSOS. Eng'r and Suner't
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This Company being organized solely for the protection OF
the policy holders and their families against and pOv
It's operations great National, benevolent tnHiU-
ion, conducted upon the and solid principles, and
at9mng Tor small animal sum, pad dunng be, large
All policy holders whether for life shorter TERMS who
continue The insurance till death, participate the whole
Of the profits of the company.
Creditors insure the lives OfdehOF7. m7Tned woman
effect insurance the life OF her husband, 70 hesOle ben
eft and Of herself and children, Tree from claims Of
John Hagan. Joseph Walker, John $. Allison,
Peter COnfey, Jr, M8unse White, VIM. Il. Levench,
Robert J. Ward, Samuel Stewart, Edward Sparrow,
Isaac Johnson, Henry :. BuCkner.
PETER COFREY, IT. President Board Of Trustees
Joseph w Stanton, J, Morgan Hall A. Var Bibber,
John l.. Lewis, e II. Barton, William II. White,
N C. Hall, Andrew Car Theo, Il. McCaeb,
John L. Safarans, Geo, w. Smith. 3. NJ. Norman,
E. w. Sewel, Junius Bebee, &. T.. Snethen,
Cornelius FellOwes, NJ. M. Cohen,
Edw. jenner Coke.
JOIN HAGAN, President Of the Company.
EDw. JEENER COKE, Vice President.
A. J. WEPDERBURE, n. D. Medical Board Of
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. d, Consultation.
II. G. HEARTT, ActRary,,.. p. L. GOOLD, Attorney.
RICHARD BEIN, NJ. D., No. III Magazine street, Medical
Examiner who will be at the office daily from l2z p NJ
BY the Charter only IS coo is taken on single life.
~ This Company Is prepared TO entertain applications
Life Insurance. and issue Policies all sound and healthy
by the Board which less than the charged by
New 0rk and London offices, and without their restrictions
residence in the South By the charter Dividends Of
Profits declared annually, and the profits draw interest,"
of their amount where the party has paid his premiums full
II California PeTmitsNew York and LOpdOn rates. Pros
pectus, Table OF Rates. and all inlOmatOh Ole lnsur
and all papers necessary to eeGsln5uTanCe can be had
the office of the Company.
ESS- Extensive Travelling Privileges are allowed.
Ky Ofbce hours a. n. to 0 r NJ Wla ly
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INKG INKG! INKIyI
EgGETg'GSOg1'S Column SICys9 EleR!s

Black, Japan, Copying, Marking, Blue. Indelibls,
Scarlet, Red, CRrmine.
FNHE comfort, pleasure and benefit Of the use of GOO
INK in OuT daily correspondence and business, car
readily be appreciated by those who have experienced the
Of bad-and who has not These Inks flow more freely
from the pen, and give stronger and durable colo
than any other in usa
For sale any quantity at the manufacturer prices, by
u, ID. BEACH, lI Canal street,
ay8 " Wholesale Agent for New Orleans
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F. IA UUNNNI'S
Soda, SRrsapariIla and Mineral Water
Ai.ANUF.8CTORY-25 GirOd street
~ A CONANT respectfully informs his friends and the
a. nublc that he still continues TO NIanufarlure SODA,
SARSAPARlLLA, MEAD AND MINERAL WA
TIERS the above establishment, and warranted eQr
any in Europe America. supply constantine sd,
at Wholesale and Retail. eTs- Orders from the
promptly attended to, and carefully put up TO ship in
ii from 10 10 dozen. mhI
DUFFIELD's UAAIs-200 tiaTces Dufisbi's Hams in
- store and for sale by
r. NJ, McALPIN, 7taual street Row,
ola aud ~ COmm0u street.
EOLAstIits $50 bbls, yyoueupVons caIoined Plsslsg
eli y joLlH TR0'D j. O. 10 Coggnsn.l.
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PHARMACIES. ETC.

C,ARRlAGEs-tAIsl tsIss-Th ssabscrbers have
~ now band large and we'll assort- " u
me nom on n he lei Northern every
Style and Variety Purchases woud Do vel to gye usa
0a ana smaSw = sio5 St. Charles street
NTEsV ORLEANS CARRIASsE WAREHOUSE,
M q and H IA ss:sg q Every
description always on hand. For sale low - 81
pr S Ass isms, BANS Co,s, Leather Lace and
yanih. gsl4 6md&Wl J. A. LuM y -
WATCHES AND JEWELRY
D. ANDERSON, No. ~ s., ChsIlfss , ,Iss,.
snen,s aacuSaiey adjusted Philosophical and Eleo- AM
rics Apparatus made 70 order and sn ~ hours IS "
8-hour Chronometefs altered 70 run - ny w..
N Il. MEYER, No 100 CAN'T W, s1 gS W HSfh
P I'm MAXI aN 19S &ssR RffI and WATCHES
All jewery articles repaired at moderate prices. mlo-
SADDLERY, ETC.
Na..-a,.1, !. sADDLERY warehouse.
~ aNDRsW q. BOIL & CO No 10 Cena IN
kM Mae,ains, manufacturers und importers OF ,45Esa
idisy and snodiofy warsi i have s esni5sT
At saddles Brides Magas IT9Hs WHIPS aa. s S5H9s hSsy
every dcsipslOn, at No. IS Canal sFss q pr7rr o
PHILADELPHIA sADDhhRG W WAREHOUSE.
r-]LA SIaN ofthe Golden Horse Head, SEEEG SNF0
y the door-NO. s Magazine, near .uE.. N CIV
MAGEE Il hNEASS,
NESS, TRUNKS, WHIPS. Leather of all kinds, Tools,
and Findings oF the Trade Plated Saddery Ware Coach
and Harness Furniture. WheetbarrODs, Carey dad Pea
sock Pt0os. ~
Military Goods,
IA In great variety, together with Military l. A.
~, Findings, Trimmings, etc, as Cloths, Cas-. 81 81
ySHt smeres, Buttons, Laces and Emhrodenes, M M
~ Flags, Buntings, etc. W III
ReRnlia and Jewels,
For Masons Odd Fellows, and Sons OF Temperance, Work
ne Regalia, Peraphernaa.
NJ & f. are Principal Agents Of the Boston Betting Com
Steam Packing, ETC., together with all articles os
INDIA RUBBER MANUFACTURE
Purchasers invited call and the Goods and pr.
ies with other Houses, or they will regret it.
Ez@r Great inducements will be offered APPS lyDW
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~ All articles IN the Med
catalogue viii be supplied on
mVEt
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DAI,LEY,s PAIN EXTRACTOR.

but shall subon few testimonials of its value aeeota
from the thousands in possession, from all parts u th
country.
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BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE INSUB
ANCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.

INCORPORATED IN APRIL 1919, AND DECLARED A rIy1-
DKSD OF 25 PER CENT. ON L. MONTHS BUSINESS.
oF III, gytn,dlo J5fs Insurance nB
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And Life and Trust Company.
CAPITAL S300 ,000-all paid in. Surplus slGO, OOO
~ JAS. WALKER, Sec'y,.JAS. 4. PORTER, Pres
The operations of this Company for IL years, have beer
confined alone and exclusively 10 Underwriting
River, Sea and Fire Risks nken the lowest rates, and
losses promptly adjusted. w. b. PARTEE, Agent,
mhaS ly Office No. g Camp street, Newt orleans.
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NEW FURNITURE STORE.
In BarNeH's RoW, Georgia Street,
LOUISIANA, MO.
Brice s. Young.
BR1cE. @ j. You've.
T.BRIcE.

TNIIE SUBSCRIBERS are now prepared TO an.
Il nounce 10 the citiZeus Of Pike and the adjacent
that they have, and intend keeping on
hand, a LARGE & SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
OF FURNITURE, suited to the wants and capsci-
ties of cur improving country. Our stock has
been selected with care, n y hich we win con-
stantly add by purchase, as well as by our own
manufacture. aud consists in ] art Of
BUREAUS. rl.,n and scroll fronts;
BEDSTEiES,
TABLES.
WORK STANrS,
CHAIRS Of every description, with many other
articles unnecessary 10 merti.,r.
Persons desiring articles in Our line, would DO
well to give us a call, a. we ale sure they can do
better with the same money here than nv visiting
the stores of St. Louis. BRICE& YOUNG.
p. S.-Undertaking attended 10 at the shortest
notice, and at reasonable rates. B&Y
December Sd, lS49.
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COLUMBUS, (Ohio, Jan. 9.

COLUMBUS lOHlOi AN. Z'
In the Senate, a series of rules, offered
on Monday, were taken up and amendments
offered, that no member should vote in his
own case. Lost, by a tie vote. Mr.. Broad
we'll, a wing, from the disputed district,
Hamilton county, rose and addressed the
Senate. Myres, Democrat, called him to
order. The Speaker decided that Mr..
Broadwcll was in order, and refused to en-
terrain the appeal until Mr.. Myers should
take his seat. Mr.. Swift asked the Spes-
ksr if he meant to recognize W Senators
from Hamilton? The Speaker said he would
not decide who was Senator; it was for the
Senate to decide, as both had been sworn
in. Mr. Swift: Why did you not tell me
that before, Sir? The Spesk"r said he
never had conversed with the gentleman on
the subject. Mr.. Swift: You did, Sir! Mr..
Whiteman: By Cd, that's a clincher!-
Stick him Swift! Pending this personal de-
bate, the Senate took a recess. Warm times
ahead Z! The governor is not likely to have
an opportunity of delivering bis message
soon.
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TRLEGRiPHlC DISPATCHES,
T~H,RTY.FIRsT CONGRESS-.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81 P. N

WASHINGTON, Jan. 81 p. NJ.
In the Senate yesterday, MI. Cass's res
olution for inquiring into the expendiency
of suspending diplomatic intercourse with
Austria, was taken up. Mr.. Cass said he
vas not aware that the resolution would be
opposed. The spirit of intercommunication
between nations had made them one great
family-the age was advancing; the press
announced the judgement Of the day and
foretold the decisions of the future; no one
was above ITS censure, and all governments
desired its praise. Public opinion now ruled
the world. He said there was no CONNER
cial necessity for a minister in Austria,
and in performing an act of moral justice
we should not prejudice any national in
terest; he did not pretend to say that the
resolution would not offend naughty Austria,
particularly in her present Inundated con-
dition, forced as she was to humble herself
before Russia. The resolution would lose
half Of its value, if not considered an act of
censure upon Austria. 1t was our duty al
10 to express our sympathy with the strug-
Cling millions who were seeking liberty,
bestowed on them BY God, but taken from
them by man. The interchange of such
sentiments between nations would alone
promote the interest of the masses of man.
kind. He hoped to have the cooperation
of the Senator from Kentucky, though he
feared from a playful remark made, he be-
longed to the stand-still school; he hoped to
be supported by the Senator from Massa-
chusetts, whose recent noble speech in the
cause of Hungary was equal 10 the highest
efforts of old Pitt in his brightest days.
Mr.. Cass read some passages from Mr..
Webster's speech, and from Mr.. Clay's
speeches in behalf of South American in
dependence. Mr.. Cass closed by disclaim-
ing any objection to the gentleman sent to
Austria, but if he lwere a Franklin, he
would not continue him there; besides, his
~pricipitate flight on the v of the meeting
ofthe Senate, presented ins~urmountable OBJ
%jections to his confirmation; he applied the
same remarks to Mr.. Letcher, who left for
Mexico on the 22d December, and said he
should never have his vote to remain there.
Mr.. Seward indicated Mr.. Webb.
Mr.. Hale expressed a desire to be heard.
The resolution was postponed, and the
Senate adjourned to Monday.
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EXPENSES OF COLLECTING THE
CUSTOMS

Among the items in the estimates of the
Secretary of the Treasury we find one of
81 ,000, 600 for collecting revenue from JAN
nary LIST to June Both, 1850, and another
item Of $4,000 for additional expenses
growing out of the warellousing system
Whether or not these enormou additions to
the expenses of collie citing the revenue and
Of w%arel,ousing imported goods are neces-
isary and iustifable we have no means of
knowing, and shall not have any authentic
inflammation upon the subject until the
publication of the Secretary's Report,
or the Report Of a Committee of Con-
.gress. But some facts have come to our
knowledge recently, which impress us with
the belief that the expenses ofcollecting the
revenue have been unnecessarily augment
ed. Heretofore, we understand, il has been
the practice of the different custOm-houses
to place three or four vessels under the
charge of a single Inspector, and that that
Iparctice was not changed until the present
administration came into power. Now, we
are informed that the ports Of New York
and Philadelphia an Inspector is put in
charge of but one vessel; and, to supply the
want of that description of officers created
by this new rule adopted by the Treasury
Department, a large number of temporary
inspectors have been appointed at both of
these ports. We have no doubt that the
same has been done at other large ports of
the Union, and that hundreds Of starving
Taylor federalists have been thus supplied
with bread. If the information which we
o,o -,al a.. A. L. sl:l ..- ,aro
that there has been a concerted effort on
the part Of the cabinet to make the expen-
ses of collecting the revenue exceed the
limit fixed by the last Congress, as they
have attempted to bring into disrepute and
defeat a fair opinion of the advalorem prin-
ciple of collecting The duties, through the
instrumentality of appraisers either hostile
to the tariff of 1916, or incompetent to the
performance Of their duties.-[W Washington
Union.
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PUBLIC SALE.

% WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE on TUES
A. DAY, the 9th day of February next, during
G4the sitting of the County Court, at the Court
House door, in Bowling Green, between the hours
of l and 8 o'clock of said day, to the highest bid
der, the following described tracts of Land, lying
in Pike county, Missouri the first containing 1Ol
acres and seventy-one one hundredths of an acre,
lying in fractions 2 and 3, township So, range 3 W.,
and beginning its boundary at a stone on the town.
ship line between So and SO, east of the corner of
Joseph Obanion. The second tract being a part
of the S E or. of sec. 10, T 81. r 3 W, containing
nine acres-in both pieces 40 acres and II one
hundredthS of an acre. There are near go acres
under cultivation. The land is of an excellent
quality, wei! adapted to the growth Of grain or
erass-the remainder Of said land is timber. A
branch of the river Cuivre runs through the farm,
affordirg al all seasons of the year an abundance
Inf good stock water; there il also a never failing
well Of water within a few rods Of the house.
There is on the premises a comfortable log @
dwelling house, together with akitcheD, sta E5sE1
bles, corn cribs, SC. The land is advanta- 1x4
Igeously situated for stock raising, as an extensive
prairie lies adjoining. A good and sufficient deed
will be given to the purchaser. If not said on the
above day, it will be leased or rented for one or
more years. The terms of sale are one third cash,
one third in II months, the remainder in two years.
WILLIAM KELLEY.
Bowling Green, Jan. 18th, 1850. 81.
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Administrators Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
: has obtained from the County Court of Pike
County, letters of administration on the estateIof
William McPike, Jr., deceased, dated the 9Th day
of November, lS49.
All persons having claims against said estate,
are requested to present them Within one year from
the date Of said letters; and II not presented with.
in three years from said date, they will forever be
precluded from the benefits Of said estate.
ABRAHAM McPIKE, Admir-.
December 18th I849. (3w)
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CARDS.

VSHE undersigned has resumed the practice
of the Law, and will attend the Circuit
Courts in the counties of Marion, Rails, Pike,
Montgomery. Lincoln and St. Charles, and TO
such other business as shall be entrusted to him.
His residence is at Bowling Green. Pike county.
Mo. EZRA HUNT.
July I'd 1s49.
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"If Pm not at home from the patty to-
night at ten O'clock" said a husband to
his better and bigger half, "don't wait for
me-" "That I WON'T" said the lady sig
ni~icantly, 81 won't wait-but Ill come for
you" He returned at ten precisely.
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New YoRK, Jan. % p. NJ.

W." 4OHAS UUH' S1 10
We have no improvement to notice in the
-four market. The demand is limited to the
wants of home trade. There is but a mod
crate business doing in grain at previous
rates. There is not much movement in the
pork market. Moderate sales of mess at
$ll, and prime at SO 81. Groceries are
unchanged. Coffee firm.