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From the, Buffalo Commercial Aduertiser.
Cheering from Washington-The CaIifor-
MA Bill passed.

We have the satisfaction Of announcing that
hopes have been thus early realized, and that
predictions TO the effect of the passage of the
Texas Boundary Bill have been verified. Con-
gress, on Saturday, followed up the work ii had
auspiciously commenced and passed the bill to
admit California as sovereign and independent
State of the Union by the commanding majority
of $50 to So We congratulate the country upon
this consummaton--thc inevitable result of the
passage of the Texas Boundary bill. Had that
been defeated, there could have been but faint
hope that any thing would have been
plished at the present session-nay there every
probability against it, California, after knoc king
at the door of the Union for nearly year, has at
last been heard-hcr petition has been granted and
she is welcomed into the family Of States.
But this is not although the browning glory of
glorious week The bill to organize Terrific
rial government for Utah has also passed by vote
Of 81 to So. The important action of Congress-
thus crowded into week, consists in the passage
of the
Texan Boundary bill.
The bill organizing New Mexico
The bill organizing Utah
The California Admission bill
All these bills, the telegraph informs US, have
been signed by the President, and are thus laws Of
the land. Two of the series of Union measures
remain to be definitely acted upon-the bill abol-
ishing the slave trade in the District Of Columbia
and the Fugitive Slave bill.
The whole country is in a mood to hail the sue
cess of these measures with universal satisfaction,
save now and then an utraist whose " occupation
is gonc, by the removal of the causes of agitation.
Congress has nobly done its duty to the cause of
rational liberty by acting upon the example of
our fathers the adoption of the Constitution
of waving individual and sectional opinions, and,
in some instances, rights, and laying all upon the
altar of the common veal
The Union measures" having thus been satis-
factorly disposed of Congress go peaceably and
harmonously at work in transacting the ordinary
and necessary business of the country. The House
has already fixed upon day of adjournment-one
of the first fruits of pacihcation. The country is
Au linz he nnff nf
action of Congress- and we hear more of that
feverish anxiety which but few days since agi-
tated the bosoms Of all. {" rainbow Of peace is
resting with its arch Of beauty above us, and long
may it remain undisturbed by the raging of the
elements, such have been aroused into fierce and
hostile action during the past few months.
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ELECTION .Is LoUIsvILLE-Messrs Granger and
Harrison, candidates for the lower house Of the
Kentucky Legislature, and who were tied at the
August election, had another trial the 9th inst,
which resulted in favor Of Mr.. Granger. the regu-
lar Wing nominee, by majority Of 254
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-09-16

We are indebted 10 Mr. j. shillington for New
York papers in advance Of the mail
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-09-16
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
lnLs's EouEsTRIAN STATUE OF JACKSON.

mills BY 9AhiAN sIATVE W 'hoAsoN'
Mr.. VENABLE asked and obtained the unani-
NOUS consent of the House introduce Joint reso-
luton, understood to authorize the Secretary of the
Navy to furnish 10 Clark Mills the artist material
suitable than that heretofore appropriated for
the casting of the bronze statue of General Jack
son.
The resolution was passed.
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DELEGATE FROM UTAH

Mr.. DANIEL moved that the rules be suspended
and that the House resolve itself into Committee OF
the Whole on the private calendar.
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Mr. BAYLY, from the Committee Of Ways and
Neans, reported the following bills, viz:
The Senate bill making an appropriation for a
custom house at Bangor, Maine, with an amend
ment,
The House bill authorizing the erection Of a cue
tom. house At Cincinnati, Ohio, with an amend
mcnt; and
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Though we may sing of and tell about the hardy
and true men who fought bravey and suffered
greatly establish the principles of that govern
ment under which We now exist, we must not for
get those heroic women who, mothers and
wives, sent forth with eager hearts and cheering
words their and husbands the bitter fields of
strife, sisters aided to cothe and equip their
brothers Their aching hearts were silent, their
burning tears were brushed away, as with sm les
they embraced them at parting, and with hgh
words of truslful faith, like the women oI Sparta,
bade them turn no back upon the conqnerIng foe
The records of all ages bear no slight testimony
to the devoted courage OF woman; ana were our
own history more p rteCtly known instances oi le-
male courage would be found 10 parallel the most
wonderful of ancient chronicles. we nave now
to record an act performed by young woman
during our revolutionary struggle, when, lor
and desperateness, Is scarcely 10 be matchen
In the year ITS, Wheeling, Virginia, was be-
sieged by large force of BRUSH and Indians. AT
this time the fort with an insufficient force, was
under the command of Colonel Sllas Zane, brave
and merlloriOus officer Distant from this aOou
eighty yards and outside the wall, was situated a
block house, in which was Colonel EhtneZer Ltne,
| a brother of Silas and the senior officer, with a
| few men, There were several women in the fort,
| and among them at the time was Elizabeth Zane,
| a sister of the Colonel. She was young woman
| of extraordinary beauty, having tall and lmely-
| formed figure, with head like Juno black eye
mild and firm in its expression voice sOit and
| musical as lutte and with an expression OF cOun
tenance as bland as Italian skies, though beneatt
| it might sumber passions as warm the fires o
Vesuvius. 1t may be supposed that many a sol
dier's eye followed her wistfuly, as in days o
quiet she roamed about the fort or stroled for
walk in company with one Of her brothers. Man
a proposal had been made in vain Officers o
high rank had sued for her, and many gallan
emprise was undertaken in her name, but all to ~
effect, so far as winning her affections went sh
was not one of those light-wtted women 10 o.
caught by fine show and fine professions. AS ia
as the heart went she placed no diitsfence oe
] tween high.noddiDg pumes and the last man y
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From the New York Jourua Of Commerce. Oo,. 1.
Aufnna nal Thnnrzlnra


The Falling Leqf--A lew days since we were
startled at hearing Of the death Of IttIe bow son
OF cur friend, whose face has been ike gleam Of
h7ppiness wherever he wandered. He was verify
noble boy, gifted with pre- eminent beautv hav-
ing especially high ioreiesd lit not shaded by
The golden hair wi Ieh huHg IuxuriantIy around il.
With the first day u antumn ia died There Is 4.
new cemetery in mas County, near Williams
hurgh, called The Evergreen which, as now laid
our, presents OF the peas lntest resorts in the
neighborhoOd Of the ciiy. Ia these grounds the
boy had bsen accustomed to ride, and, not unfre-
quently, asked his father - take him out 10 the
cemetery. He has g ne there now TO rest under
the trees.
As we stood bp his grave, a single leaf, prema-
tufely wIthered, came from a tree at distance
and ell on the mound. Ii the frat falling leaf
OF autumn, and the precursor Of desoafon TO the
forest The FIRST thought was that The leaf was
like the boy, fallen soon; hut the next was shat
the leaf was an incident of earth and time while
he was away beyond all succession Of autumn and
winter, beyond all these scenes marked by decay
and dotted here and there with gravs-mounds in a
land of everlasting spring time Tou.e the words
OF friend, (who speaks of himself he has learned
how pleasant 1t Is 10 lie down and rest forever /;
to shudder no more at the slow coming on If dis
ease to toss all the long mig ght only to find
the morning more desolate.'
" Forever forever with those just souls and true [ado
fnen what lite hat We should moan, why make such
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IARDWARE AND IRON STORES,

HARDWARE AND IRON STORES,
fRiEsfLET Asi 81 isT e BFlS. f1.p IaresF. stsssf
ERs ASP DEAIFss # ssnis u FosEIss ,8r
their liberal patronage The quality and price OF their goods
hope, secure them soSnnsnee OF heiL tavos By sII
ra vas p iDr eh sues carefully seeoed Of every thin in
their line, and can confidently invite the attention. q par
Nsnasb Bar non round square and tis-7oo tons;
Re, Peunsylvana og, round, and ia-lOo tons;
Best Tennessee lion, round square and fatsOO
Best t do do PSas5 SSs Piste-SSs4 ioss;
Rest no.. plough mouds-lo tons;
Best swedes gloqgh plates15 tons;
Bra1iers Rods Z, SIS and x inch mqnd-SOO bandlfs;
Sheet Iron, English, American and Tennessee. from l0
Hoop lion. ,f rom L 10 AZ inches. sanee,;
Cut sarated Weymouth anl Other good brands
Pressed ssSY ssiEe;s-aoO ssis; kegs;
Tin Plate, best Charcoal brand. d.sOl boxes;
Block TIM Zinc, spelte,, ete; Is, 600 pounds;
sasS $taas sSsS sSSsSsla IIG% and - S ~
spsds! % and Stoves Amsss and other brands~l5o doz
WhittemoEes Cotton. Wool and Horse Carcs--doO dozs
cOss Sssdi s Mons ssd dSfPPsIs Pa1m ssss: sHesn
Anvis, Vhes, Stock and Des, Bellows;
Cham Cha n'%si GsGes % and Anchor; N'I N''1,ii''
Amsnran and English Locks;
Sliding l0Or FuInttnres
Buu and Parliament Hinges;
Window Fasteners of every description;
Hoe OF every description and paiIerns
CToss-clt, Pit and Mil Saws:
Pioughs Of Kings, Halls and other good brands;
Hollow Ware and Castings-l50 sons;
TarFed and AlAnia Repeal sizes,
Oakum, Marine, HOuselne, etc.
Sperm, linSeed. Lard and "a hiie OH:
Atlantic pure White lead;
brook yn Nos and ead;
Black and Yellow Paints; Nerdigris;
Paris and hFome Green;
french Pots from 50 pints:
Mill and Grlndstones;
Sheet, Bar and Pig Lead Lead Pipe etc. etc,
ES They also the only a gents in New Orleans of
HlGI4MAN, -VANl.EER 4 co. IS eelebrated TENNEs
SIZE lRoN, and OF the HUMPHREYVILLE CoPPER
COMPANY. s1i ON 2taW
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bel has earned seanty living ss.--s ees To-
m rags. - ''nIolliliilSs'oileu N ~ uiip.Gr'
u1lra'', VI pIisat1i Pltol, " o"uSefueii' 70 ti7
passage ol Lhs act VINO sL.alI nave as aIole
Sa,u, anu M'io s''t'' iIot p"u.y taT
to' Su I YES ing 's'e " s'iat S
ue lSSueu III IaNmF anu eule 10 tle "eiielie VI lis
crs of land in case he, bnsbanJ was Eiiied IN
are VI aanu, III Ease lsI TdS E,i;eH i"
Ditlie, 9u nor nor 70 ner Ters rroD.asa' 0ie s Hn
Eaf,eu a. .le uat1 VI "er appi'auwii ,,
JHrmef, ma no no la,u & MaFtani m u,,urr 'aJ
pIoE s'9Ts Vi us ac' saI T9 i,,u uoi i sly iaI'u
oI l,le oLeu 9tates " With fele % Inai' We We pre-
eIPtioh IiSu'' oF upon Mlii'u lieie Shoi pe an &C
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sehieImeert YAK under he'll warning
Weighengh l-ha I--tvsig > hsa,gh NJ

Bob" listened-sprang to his water jar and
took sip-listened again-shook his feathers md
began. For note or two, he succeeded adj.
mlrably; but. when he came to that point where
the voice of Jenny leaves the earth and turns a
summerset in the clouds, poor " Bob faItered
he was seen to struggle hard reeed, and fell dead
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An Yet granting Bounty Land certain Officers and
the United States.

An Act granting Bounty Land to certain Officers and Sol
dters WIN have been engaged in the Military Service OF
the United States.
Be Il enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
Seltat'Ues of the United States of America in Con
gresS assembled, That each OF the surviving or tb.
widow Or minor children Of deceased commissioned
aid nOn-cOmmissionei officers musicians or pri-
Yates, whether of regulars, Volunteers rangers or
militia, who performed military service in any regi-
ment company, or detachment in the service of
the United States, in the war with Great Britain
declared by tire United States on the 18th day Of
June, 1872 or in any OF the Indian wars since 1890
and each of the commissioned off ers who was
engaged in the military service of the JTni,ed
States in the late war with Mexico shall be emit.
tied to lands follows: Those who engaged TO
serve twelve months, or during the war and actu-
ally served nine months. shall receive one hun
dred and sixty acres and those who engaged to
serve slI months, and actually served four months
shall receive eighty acres and those who engaged
to serve for any, or indefinite period and actII-
ally served one month, shall receive forty acres
Pr0Uded That wherever any off. .r or soldier was
hOhorably discharged in consequence of disa ility
IN the service tefore the eXpratln of his period of
service, he shall receive tt e amount 10 " hch he
would have been entitled if he had served the full
period for which he had engaged to serve Pro.
Uldeds the person having been in service shall
not receive said lands, or any part thereof, if it
shall appear by the rolls Of his regiment or
corps that he deserted, or was dishonorably dis
charged from service, or if he has received or is
entitled to any military land bounty under any act
of Congress heretofore Ja-sed.
Sec, And be ii further enacted, ETC., That the
period during which any officer or soldier may have
remained IN captivity with the enemy shall be esl-
mated and added to the period of his actual service
and the person detained in captivity shall receive
land, under the provisions of this act in the same
manner that he would be entitled, in case he had
entered the service for the whole term made up by
the addition of the time Of his captivity, and had
served during sch term.
SEC. 8, And be it further enacted, ETC., Thateach
commissioned and commits iuued officer musi-
clan, and private, for whom provision is made by
the first section hereof, shall receive certificate
or warrant from the Department of the Interior for
the quantity Of land to which he may be entitled,
and which may be located by the warrantee, or his
heirs at law, at any landofi of the United States
in one body, and in CohfOrGiiS-'-,t tv,B'te J.l ~
55':3. .$s E is: \ xs:;sss
IN thay Of man an nam.d John than sIa%faS ~
found dead insn tue case, Thomas wa
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AT COCHRAN 4 CO.,
27 TehOaDitOHias Street,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and D-
sE rect Importers Of FRUITS, NUTS, WINES. ETC..
have always hand
CAROLINA SEED COW PEAS-5O0 bushels genn-
inc, imported direct from Charleston;
FlCiS-l00O drums Smyrna, superior Elemes
RAISiNS-in quantities to suit purchaser;
ALMONDS-300 bales and bags Soft Shelied Almonds;
SHELLED ALM0NDS--90G boxes in fine order;
PECANS, BRAZIL NUTS and PEA NUTS-s50
bags and barrels;
PEPPER, RACE GINGER. ete.--4O0 hags;
STARCH-Agsncy Of Heth, Floyd Y Co.;
OLIVE QlL-500 baskets, pnts and quartz, . PlagnO'
DINES-Whoiss, halves thirds and quarter boxes
WIGES-Mnscai, Clarek, etc, in boxes; Maaga sweet
and dry; PoIt Wine, various qualities, ETC.;
ANDIES-VarO1s qualities;
BUTTER-Always hand. supply best ST Louis:
ORANGES and LEMONS-Of direct importation, and
all kinds of Foreign Fruits. ETC.;
PRUkES-ln iaTs and fancy boxes,
CITRONS-80 boxes superior Genoa CitFons
CHAMPAIGN E--lH0 baskets;
BRANDY CHERRiES-30O cases fresh, snding;
MACCARONl AND VERMICEII.l--s0 cases irsak
Genoa, landing;
FIRE-CRACK ERs-sOO boxes first quality No. l;
POWDER-Ageney Of he celebrated American ChFys-
le Powder Company guaranteed superior 70 any
Powder man ufaetured tdl7 aDl oil
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A'1other Triumph Shortly after ths srrival Of
ray osnny L,na ,t az boston very painful event o.
lt appears that in the house where asartnenss
were provided for her, there was sefy saperior
moe ing bird, whose powers Of Inimicry and enc
were such that he had slenced both the feather md
feline circles there-canary birds and rats giving
up all attempts to outmatch him in their respective
notes. lie was removed into the same room with
Jenny-who was charmed with him After fnish-
ing one OF her simple songs, . Bob tuned hi
pipes and gave out very fair imitation tie adj
rniration Of Jenny was unbounded she tried him
N snatch from the celebrated cavatina" in n
Puritani; Bob" alter one or two leaps from
perch to perch, spread his tail in eccstacy, Iec his
chest again, and run all those beaatifa notes
as accurately as il they were die mere echo Of ihe
thrilling notes of Jenny.
: Mr.. Barnum. who stood by, became alarmed he
knew the owner Of the bird had too long pocket
to admit Of a possible hoEe Of his willingness to
part with him, or even enter into engagement
on any terms-and here was bird equal to Jenny
thus tar Jenny, however, seeing the consterna-
ton OF her friend, sprang the piano, and struck
on oil IN her best style, her celebrated :. Swedish
Echo Song"-
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

October !, 1853
VHE Assessment Rolls open for Cor
L recioni during 30 days from this date.
Gs GOD J. II. CALDWELL, Recorder Munic'y Nc. Two
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CrTATIONERY -CORSON & ARMSTRONG, SO
- Camp street, respectfully cali the attention of those wish
ing good and serviceabe STATIONERY and BL NIX
ROCKS TO their large, complete and entirely new stock
which they offer on reasonable terms. Their BISDERY
and PRINTING OFFICE being located in the same build
ing they enabled give their special attention to all
orders in their line..,TO our stock OF PAPERS we ask
'''''''a' CORsoN 4 ARMSTRONG. stationers.
nl0 6m ('amp
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SNUNDHgEs-
- LObestes Cls9r,
Sarfines, Lemon SyFups,
Frerch Fruits Assorted SyFups, etc.
The above goods all lately imported and
chants aud Others viii nd it their advantage call before
SMITH WOOLSEY & co Front street
old I'm hatween foot Canal and Cr.ssman sta.
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VOLUME III. NUMBER 1876.

zen. power; and az length reached the gate of the
~ winch was thrown open with eseefness 10 adj
Mi.snilns '.i y was assaulted wfth a hundred buI4ss
,su Je NE savsges around made the air peal wish
~ toemoniae yeiis Of DISAPPOINTMENT and rage
,ls D,otar welcomed her win tears. All prssed
AsbIs1 hsr e Q ih@nk her for her bravery-@a but
on the FesnIs Of tbs adventurs Nas H., snc.
P,s ~ 1ssaee Of the fort against the beaiepers.
% ne tne war Of ths revolution wa ended a..
t,g sepa Sith fle dead heroes of oar couJ-
C5s.t :, ~ sash f at the battie Of sannders's
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NNTiNE- AND IAQUOAs-
Dupuy, Bts4uet etc eie.
- 7S-===c7gsJn, Pine 4 Bpie, Biack Rsrse. ETC.;
WIN E5MNda, Sherry, Old Pom, Ghampagns, different
brands, arlia SaulerntssS
SMITH, WOOLsE'Y ga Front street.
OLD In between tu0 Canal and ufU4zssp ss
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~ h1- Hermann LODGE No 81 Of Free aud Accepted
hasOus have removed ther Lodge from No. l6 Chafr
~ street 10 the seuHeaSL Bcuvllle EI
Place where ther Regular Meetings will he held ever,
Wednesday, at the usual hour... By order.
laI3 ly HENRY slMONs W NJ
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MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, etc. The sV6seT9- eI
l es recelypg thet Fs supHy & o. b5Ws M Ep Lo
Ianung from ships Hudson, Memphis, Mediator, MARY Ade
Ta N Thompson, and Others, over Fourteen HHndred
Packages of Goods Of the above description oe
q he largest stocks Of Hrugs Medicines and Pants ever
,,ost eGsvo,ahle terms NATHAN JARVIS co.
os iw corner Magazine and Common SITS,
RTAOEIRA WINE pipes Howard, March Cos
IfA celebrated Madeira, in and for 50, by
,,NF and % CcmtaGn street
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READAME YORR-This celebrated Philosopher, As
E tIoogst and Physognomist and of the Egyptian
0races Of Fate respectfully informs the ladies and gentle
men Of New Orleans that she Will remain m the city Tor
SCIENCES at her office, No. 2s Graver street, between ST.
Pet5r and ST. Paul streets. Madam Y if desired will give
chronological Charts with announcements oil the head,
Temperament, etc. Generalization 81 ahl4N"-
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FRESH CORN MEAL.

TENHE subscriber have opened a Dep9t Of the Orleans
Cards aad JIia streets, where orders for fresh Ground
Corn Meal, Grts, Cracked Corn, and Oil Cake will be
promptly attended TO. o ,,r rr,,n,spsC,, q r,r,
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DIE FRUIT-l5O boxes GoOseberry Pie Fruit in store
r. M. MoALPIN, Canal street Row,
OI4tr and ~ Common street.
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EIsSOLUTION-The Copartnership existing under In
~ firm OF RAYMOND & ARMiTAGE was diss1 We

Mr.: EDM ARD WOOD is my Attorney during my
4VI absence from this city. DysSl JOSEPH WOOD.
MIR. b. ID. HART has been admitted member of our
I'I firm, lau5l e. J. HART & co.
NOTICE-All persons indebted, or having claims against
~ the late E. r. SHALL, deceased, will call and settle
the same Immediately, with G. a. PYNCHON,
Ol2 lwH No. TchouutOuas street
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ans, hreckles, sunburn. aGtl all Erup-
tiOns OF the skin

EyOR SALE-A Lot of Ground, west side of St Peter
L street, between Gud and Julia streets, 81 feet fro t73
feet wide back ine33 feet deep together with two
lots adjoining the rear each % feet front st. Paul
street, by l29 feet deep well adapted, collectively for
woodward, and will De sold at low pFic. and liberal
ter,.s. T. d. HAILES, Broker, los GraveE tLeet,
old Dot opposite st. Charles Hotel.
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FIFTEEN CENTS A WEEK.
BUSINESS CARDS.

DuHVIs. WOOD 81 CO., Commission .Merehouts
Il No, 80 Gravier street. Ol 6md&W
4 6IEIARLEs sTOL GHTON, Grocer and JDtac JIeT-
" chant, No. "a Camp street, New Orleans. rs
i.rIc -
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TsS m For Louisville-Tha new and splendid pas
LastA7+5sFN senger steamer EN- PIRE, apt q NeeEn
sSzSzzH IL now receiving freight and will eave f3I
LOnlsvIle SAT RDAY. the 81 h inst AT : n cIock !,
or TO j. MOORE IL 90 a. PovII,.s' 80, W e''
99.. mi, or SIRpTHER BRO. 2sls Poldras It
sY The + Plre will take Memphis, Nashville and Ten
lLessse INet IeIRnls' OILS
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FOR EIGN PORTS.
t. FOR LINERPOOL-Th A 1 British ship
Sl4L ERIN 60 BRAGH, Capt Thompson, viii
N1@ have dispatch for the above po,t For freight or
passage, apply to the Capt on bLgrd, or to
mi, q. w. OLIVER, % St Charles st,
MS vessel can take some heavy freight early applca
IOu Is HlaLe ol5