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plantation Clothing.

OsSEOStsSSOHS OSVSAaes9
g- have now in ,o very extensive assortment of KERsEY
NET GH s8s acRHRT sRs SOCKS 2 R
KE1's and on r. oTEI w. ,pr,,T TaCKrrs
t These articles are ,etura in ,ho strongest manner ami
VI" s' P''''- ''''''''o' ~, y,,o, c-
81 gin I'm INV ,5gS",' ,5,'1 AID Nv Leve.
WANTED TO ,PURCHAsI-A Dwelling of five
w to six Rooms and Qut-bniding;, in upper Eart Of
- ot Bfo&ef under s.. CHARLIE H6.s near Common
A CENT? EAIAN - Well qualified - Wishes to give
ply to- REV , j. e. kEESER, st. John street, q
SCI oS- @lee aooL2 eeow l9yates,
street., three 0 low f pfss P5RL0R " 0RGgNs, COM
Etsns iIe variety These Osans have sufficient powe'
ALSo-TRS mg S esteemed r ,iEoLLP9| PIa.Mos,
IVES TUNABLE REEDS, by which 49, III 4
I Dosb he Ee e f[ec' tune vii" ''
SCI hENRY PARSONS.
> 6r and IN soI l.'H i'o' O7A i'' snip Emmy
M6A6GIkIERSE51IloO bbI'' new large No. D.
GGG1S5tHiEN Pr II 81 fix fltiq q T. hove.
GUNP0W6ER TEA-iG5 and 10 IS boxes.
CANISTER TEA-25 cases
HfSof Fo To- e. $Ss,' lynn nns. :, o nail ens.,,,
GL OF vITRioIs59 s5I5S 9 OIL Of y5i in store
" 35s -, 29asf MsE5zt 5 994 Common s.
81 1W 3tD corner Nasagina and Common sts.
TETTNnOTV III 4SE901 hoTs5 aseoTed sizes Vinjog,
w Glass for sale very low by
NATHAN JARVIS co.
81 lw 3dp corner Magazine and common SIS.
I ENFON shRUP-l0Q boxes Lemon Syrqp. in store and
! - TOR sale by NAInAN JAR - q W:
~ wv Dup sOitel 1tas "-tt!5 CIV So'a'.o"ss
| { tEhENT-lsJO bG7 Denmans and Nelson X brown
i s So..4u:i 6 II ssFEkogp = q. 1es Common St.
| EDhAsGEh -6gO bbs NotherspOon superior CalcIucl
Plaster PaIs I9T sac gler, Dy G. ,r, ,,e,,.
! 81 st JOHN STROUD " W. l4b Common st.
| TSJRE IIR;CU-q0 COO Fngligb Pittsbnrpb and PeEqa
| II coa f1T ale Nv ' '
| 81 81 '' ~ i0HN sTROTTD & co las Common At
| = :, -, a; a ;5i-.I----r.
tbLAsf EkING AAbit-ln hhus'' Dds ana SACKS, l-T
! l. sale by ,,- ,,rr, n ,,r, ,o,,-
| BIa JOtN STROUD q W. i4o common ST.
TSnSN0y IN L,IF oIIo,ter md eigbtb niUcg In Lo I
| i - - ~ e ,I"'5i 1i | 7 P't' 10 ~
| n A. II COCHRAN & co. q TchOupitnllas st.
| -t-t..S ----,---i------,
M LEE Oll-lIU baskets, quarts ana plh IN store ami
| - for sale by = % no -,,
81 - H. = no g W. % tGlo"pltS"s@-s 81.
AtDlNEs-ln boxes AhNca ana quarters IN store an.
- Tor sale by >, mann G ,,o 10 rr,tz--:,.ur.,
| - -- - D 49, - - - 'e'I- h'toIioos
i COHN MILLS Coleman Undulatng Corn Mills, in
| = store and for sale by nm 49,, -o
! 81 q. J. HART & CO. 70 TChoupitoUias st.
IN fT5 FifISE5tsTE N.T-i00 H. sI,,c,i3, ,-ice
- 81 A. F. COCHRAN co. aTehonnloaagst
A. F. SUBURBAN pHf rs = TSbo SG S1S st.
yNTINE5o quarter fP;1s Sweet Nal2F4 for sale by
HGER55 22 5I PS5s;ys@ 81 GjPFSE
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-07

The funeral obsequies, in memory of the late
iresiden', Gen. Taylor, took place ia Memphis on
the Slst. The whole affair, says the Eagle, re-
Elected credit upon our citizens, in paving respect
Ie the memory ofthe iustriOus deceased"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-07
From Panama,

We have received Panama papers to August II.
The Star learns that detachment of the pro-
vincial troops was sent by Gov Obaldia to Toboga,
for the purpose Of breaking up the organization of
band of sailors, who had associated themselves
together for the purpose of preventing others Of
their class from discharging and loading freight
tom the shipping, except at prices fixed by them.
selves These men carried their offensive opera
tons so lar on several occasions to destroy boats
and scows belonging to those sailors and stevedores
who held themselves al55f' from such disgraceful
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-07

- I;.l q. S......u g.. v,a,
NC -. mr.. c.oso..l :, ,Lo .or
~. ~, Irn;,ad SAT-, ~ Tho ,;r,o Of HI, e,tb
III, ~. ,,.,,;o .Lo,,ld.,. h r,,,od ,,e
:. c.anor,l Ga;nes WAS No, billed in hattie nor
II. ,;so .bo,,onod IN, oxnovu,s or wounds For
~ l.st ,,,o,, wears bo beonga5 to the class Of
ofioa.s ,,,bo ,,oda- , ,,onor s,,e,er ,,ond have
b.on NJ, ~ tha r6,;rod Ist He received his full
nav, a. a M,ior General bnt The denartment always
naraged 70 mn, him ON du,v at noints remote from
resnonsibil,v Heroes will GROW old Wellington
conld M, nov, iobt another Waterloo 1t
no disrespect to the memory OF General Gaines to
s.v ,b,t for n,anv wear, of his life he had ceased
to he fl for active employment. Scott was put in
| ,o,,,,.,5 - Florid, in Maine, on the Canadian
frontier and in Mexico. Taylor was sent to the
Rio Grande. The acts Of General Gaines in the
Tav,s war in Florida, and in his attempts to raise
vol,,n,eers in '46 all met with disapprobatlon at
be,douarters.
The soldier who falls in battle, or dies IN camp,
leaves TO the honesty and gratitude OF his country
,bose rendered dependent by his DEATH But the
soldier who dies in his quarters, whose death is in
no manner attributable to the pers OF war, has no
more CLAIMS on the country, than any other citizen
who has done his duty.
Take the case of two brothers, one is educated
by his family, and in time becomes professional
man, and as such useful member OF society. lie
dies, and leaves widow and children in strait
ened circumstances. Have they any claim on the
State The other brother receives, at the public
expense the most complete education which this
country furnishes. He receives commission
which is letter of introduction to the best circles
in the land and an income which with prudence i,
s,fio;an, - ,,eet his wants He dies and leave,
49, -. NJ. b,,o tho,, nny stroros
.'' fs-,,...,s XII, H. o,L:r bro,ber7 7
. .i, ". 'He oOel.' !.
my ~ "'lss' We si 5 ro,1I,, ,a o,rno
wa, pan ~ -. -,
p'scoEer 'he o,a'in ne nos "a 'le
1t may be said that the soldier who tails IN batle
has nons either Tn noint of law. he has not
| has hohe ei'iieI' Ii punt VI i""' ~ 9 "
hut the claim on the feelings is never dlsreGarded
$50, -, = Iel II ..i.
but there Snoulu De q SYSTEM ueuheu anu CdI4Le'
|
o"t'
DO not select the widow OF Major General, an
A., tn e ~ ,L.l.o--s ,rd ,,r;,,t 10
| leave the WIDOWS OF tle suodltsIHs anu Pii'"'e
unnroy;dad Tbara arc ranv widows and orphan
P y r =
OF the officers and soldiers iallen IN bateJ let ues
| .;,,ta IL .ba ol,;,, IF Mrs Gaines is allowed
| utute' II the Sia'ih VI MIS- o' 40 @'
; is to be hoped that these humber widows an
children Will not be forgotten
| Several years AGO the widow of Lieut. Downes
| 'N4 J9 ISL "
| who was lost at sea while engaged In the coaS
survey, applied to Congress for pension we iol
oct the fate of her petition If the widow OF
s. 80 ~ ~
Major General is to be the recipient of the Nation
gratitude, let not the claims OF the prlvates be al
regard Let half nav be given to each if yu
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-07

FOR MoRILR AND THE w Altering PLAoRs.-The boat
engaged on the Lake leave day the following hours
Steamer Oregon Griffin, for Mobile, via Bay SLLouis Pass
Christian and Psscagoula IL O'Clock cars.
Steamer Mobile, Allen for Mobile touching At ali the wat.
shng places, oa the arrival of the 10 A. NJ. cars.
81. Charies, Sutton, for Biloxi via Bay St. Louis Pass
christian and Mississippi City, clock p NJ. cars.
oyla, Holman, for Vaudeville Lewisburg, Madisony;le
and Covingion, Ar. NJ. cara
ienofa, Miller Tor coyingtOn, via Vaudeville Lewisburg
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-07

We are under obligations to the steamer Cora,
No, 2, for late St. Louis papers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-07

Crop Of 1S4Y-' 5O-Probsble estimate, 2.U8J. UUU..
Receipts at Newoeans 1856 90 bales. in this included
receipu from Mobile and by sea- The receipts proper are
sos. s73 bales, showing decrease of ISL 900.
Exports from NewOrleans;
Great Britain .391 leg Foreign Ports no 146
France. III ABB Coastwse 23. 593
Decrease in entire crop estimated at 6I6 O0qbales.
These figures slightly vary from those of our
own commercial report. But we have preferred to
use these, the slight variance shows the general
corfsciness of all the estimates As they say of a
close horse race one blanket would cover ALL
Receipts of New Crop in New Orleans.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-07

Death Of Mr.. Raymond.--Samuel G. Ray.
moud, lawyer of NewYork city, died on the 26th.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-07

NJ NOTICE. The steamer CALIFORNIA, having btga
Obliged Mai yeItay l lac. Of the steamer
Florida that boat ben disabled by he bIcag machinery,
vi To gy, (ScudayD Ith for Biloxi, usual Mt
o'clock will usual by all the watching uaca ON
SUNDAY EVENING and arrive here II Monday morning.
SAT & Il GEbDEs, Agents ~ Bank Place.
H. u s. Mail steamship ONO, from NcgYUTx and Hayrua
dlschaIelug at her Igu wharf head of ST May
4.reet Lafayette. will please attend TO me rorpt
heir goods No goods will delivered without being rectptei tor
At The landing PARADISE LAWRAsON q Co, Agents.
81 log Ma
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-07

Alabama State House - The Montgomery Ad.
Nertiser of the 81 says "The new Capitol is
emerging from its late ruins and rearing its beau.
utuI proportions once more 10 the admiring view 0
our citizens, The walls are now completed to the
galleries, and in few days more they will be fin,
i7hed entirely and ready for the roof
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-07

looked In upoa our worthy lrend Henry Parsons yes
ieruAy' al MS new establishment, No. 10 Camp street, and
found HIM as polite and obhgng as usual and ready 10
seco@noase and suite those wishing splendid Pianos made
s assortment complete, and he has also some beautiful
Padar Organs. s ''Su'''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-07

kRoATTA-by reference TO the advertisement of the South
sn Yacht Club It will be thai Monday next There
WI Dc snohef regatta al Pass Christian. OF course al
gentlemen fond of this sport will be there Anotber and =
strong indneement to be present. offers isein the
Inequalities OF Montgomery Hotel, of the best est,bsb
ments-fnot the bes-known TO in the Southern Country
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-07

j. M. MOORE q Co. % Poydras st.
T, B. SMITH, SO Magazine st.
J. R. GEDDEs, 10 Bank Place.
d. Ii. WINGATE, a Poydras street.
Mcdowell, JR. 81 Go. 10 Poydros street.
+ WHITE & BUCHANAN, Is Poydras street.
MARSH, RANLETT " Co. % Poydras ST.
j. M. JOHNSTON s. Co. No. Front Leyee.
ID. X. CARROLL, 90 Camp street.
J. b. BELLOCQ, % ST. Louis street.
JonN z. SHAW & Co. "A Poydrag.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-07

Neto York Sub reasuyy.-There was upward
of $7,000,OO0 in the Sub Treasury at NewYork on
the 2Sih
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-07

Pigeons are now used as Sabbath letter carriers
between London and SouLhamnton.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-07

The Prussian Government has recalled its envoy,
at Frankfort
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-07

Ndual-The U. s. sloop of war Albany, V. NJ.
Randolph commanding, Is days from Pensacola
aud days from Havana, arrived at New York, on
tho OH
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-07
S. Of T..,.meetings This Evening.

SYKES HYDE Co. will SELL ut halcpast 10 O'Clock, at 81
Magazine street-Groeeries, Provisions and Liquors,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-07

General Andrew M. Provost a prominei citizen
Of Philadelphia, died on the 9Th.
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Latest from OREGON.

The Pacific mail steamship Carolina, Capt r,
l.. Whiting, arrived at San Francisco on the Goth
July, from Astoria Oregon, having left that port
On Sunday the 2lst, She brought down fourteen
passengers. The following is an extract from the
Oregon Spectator Of the llth Of July:
" Coil Hines.-The gentlemen who have been
absent for some weeks past, exploring the Iakama
and Spokan, in search of gold, have all returned
They report having found some gold-a very small
quantity, however. The streams were all so high
that a satisfactory examination could not be made
l. is thought, however, that when the waters sub
side so to admit oft, more thorough examina-
ton will bring to light hidden mines of the precious
| meal.'
| The U, S. steam propeller Massachusetts,
! Commander Knox, arrived at Astoria the Both
! June, with the joint commission Of army and navy
officers appointed TO selett positions for ghho
and Qualifications The Spectator says that it is
understood they have completed their duties far
as Pugets Sound and the adjacent country is con-
| csrned, and are now to examine the mouth Of the
| Columbia. The Massachusetts came through the
| South channel, drawing seventeen feet finding
| abundance OF water.
Captain Thomas Hawks has buoyed out the
1 channel from Pillar Rock to Tongue Point, and
| last week carried the Tarquna through it, finding
It a perfectly good boating channel, with sufficient
water for all vessels navigating the river. The old
channel round Tongue Point bar, has long been
one OF the greatest difficulties to the river navigation
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-07

Chief Justice Taneys-By invitation of Com
sloat, the Hon. Roger B. fancy (who with his
family, has been spending the summer at Old
Point) paid visit to the Portsmouth Navy Yard,
and U. 5. ship Pennsylvania, on the 9th. lie was
received with salute OF II guns, and with the Ia.
dies and gentlemen who accompanied him. was
handsomely entertained by Capt barron, in the alb.
sence of Com. Sloat
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-07

The Concession Monday, the Wings will
hold their Convention at Donaldsonvilte. The dele
gates from this city are said to be all friendly 10
the nomination of Col T. G. Hunt. The official
proceedings of all the meeting have been published
in the Delta, and we presume that paper is the
diminishing paper of the party in this campaign,
while the Bulletin will be the heavy artillery What
queer combination After all, the independent
press constitute, the +" Free Bands " of the age
skllfu, bold and iaithiullike Major Dagetty, they
fight for the hest paymaster and at the end of each
campaign are ready to change service.
The Crescent is just now out of employment
We do hope the Democrats will nominate can
didate, and publish their proceedings in the Cres-
cent
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-07

WASHINGTON FOUNTAIN, No. l, at Crystal Fount Hail.
IN Tchoupitouas street, at o'clock
PEARL DIVISION, No. s. Pelican Hail. corner of Common
and ST. Charles streets, at o'clock.
LAFAYETTE FOUNTAIN No. 9. Y. H. in their new hall, on
josephine street, between Fulton and Rousseau, Laay
cite, at O'Clock.
.... Tomorrow Mornings.
LIBERAL Division No. H. Pelican Hail. corner of ON
mon and st. Charles streets. at 10 o clock.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-07
FASHION ABLE
Clothing Establishment.

No. 10 CAMP STREET,
Opposite Hewlst'E Exchange
t The subscribers In receipt VI and complete
HIck OF FASHIONABLE CLOTHING FURNISHING Gu11s,
lmprsug every article, the way Dress abs for the
THOMPSON bs NIXON,
iyl 2lp IF Ne. y Camp street,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-07
.SeaU FAT jSgOCk.

l5- We receiving per steamship Alabama, tuIs
Tennessee, silRs Holmes and bark ~. II. woltr,
New and Desirable FALL GOODS,
which tra'r generally, yI1-
rs aul A OsNABURGs- rs Heavy COTTON DUCK.
GEORGIA PLAINS and TWlLLs;
a point White MaCkinaw BLANKETS
Fine Blue, Red and Green do
Wool and Pl.ii LlNSEYSi
sATlNETs, in Blue, Black, Green and Gray,
FLhNNELs, in Blue, Green, Red Whtr
PRINTS Of entirely dssigu;
Carolina, BisamonI and Choc'aw STRIPES
Fl Dorado CAsslHERES and TwEEDS;
Black ALPACAs. B'ar. aua Co,orrl PhEAIATTAs;
~ EarlstJn GINGHAMs, o'e- e'e.
JOSEPH II. PALMER & co.
So Iw sd Grayier street,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-07
U. :. Mali. sFEAMsHIP LINE.

7 He shps OF the United S,tes Mail steam hp Company VIII
hereafter sail the following named Gays q each month";
STEAMSHIP GEORGIA.
Outward Ieayg New York liu ATrtrCg ri urnu l7.
Havana ..,..lBh. thagre5 ..,s'gl.
Homeward. ChagFts. ....g7lh. Havana ,,',lHi.
:. :. Havana I'D. New York, 9Th,
STEAMSHIP ONO.
Outward Leaves NcuYork ,2Bh. Arrives hynn, I'D
=. .. Hayapl.....3d. NlvUfutus 9th,
u0leward.. NswOrelns. 18th, Nay ~ 900 l7t'
Havana ....lsth, Ea@l grk Z. r.2i.
STEAMSHIP FALCON.
Outward Leaves New Orleans .st. Arrives Havana 81.
Havana 81. ihaFrHa. SID.
HgmevgrI =. Chagres .,...Igth UaFuua lon,
.. o. Havana ,....Igh. tgwOrrlns e..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-07

Pr0less0F n, q, BABRl's
TRlCOPHEROUS; or, Medcated Compound
For Restoring, Preserving aul Identifying the HAIRi
Eadcung Scrr1 and DnduE Curing the Skin,
Glauda and Masc-si srngs, Cuts, Bruises Spna,
Sold in Uvge Bottles,
Price % cents; or So so per dozen,
AZ the FANCY STORE Of GUINNESS d HILL,
s. O. Zip IL Camp street.
~ Receiyed, per steamship OHIO, in addition
former stoek fine HEsormentoi
Vests,
consisting Of Gosslmr White Marues and Ve Linen Duck
Eesa.."AlBo, "a large assortment Of
Cotton and Linen Shirts,
NORRIS " WAY, G. Camp street,
gI3 2dpu OF C1mmon, under IIawlatr Exchange
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-07

Singular Case,-A Boston paper has the fol-
lowing;
On the 25th, the Rev. Mr.. Puen, of Frankfort,
Ne, left home for Old Town, on an exchange OF
Pulpits He-eamplained of being unwell, and after
reaching Old Town, cut both his legs and wrists,
and inflicted a wound upon cash side of his throat.
lie is not expected to recover th0agh he was alive
at last accounts.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-07

r / onor OF THE UNITED STATES
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-07

gB- have in very extensive assortment Of KERsEY
MONKEY JACKETS KERSEY PANTALOONs, RED FLAE-
MEL SHIRTS, HICKORY SHIRTS, YARN SOCKS, BLA-,-
KETs aud OIL CLOTH Waer Proof JACKETS.
tB These articles cturd in the strongest manner,
will give perfect satisfaction. For sale by
n. C. FOLGER,
81 2lp corner Of Sew
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1850-12-19
$4S,l24,993 Is

Estimated expenditures estimated
means up to July J. 1852. ........ 1856, 1896 19
The foregoing does include the interest 10 be paid
on the Texas boun dairy stock
Worn Done.
By the Joint resolution of 18th February last the sum
of $2450,O00 was appropriated to detray the annual
expenses OF collecting the revenue, in addition such
'as may be received from storage, carriage dray
age and labor"
By the provisions of the act of 81 March, 1s49 10
lieu Of the nett revenue the gross amount OF all du
ties received from customs from the sales OF the pub
lie lands, and from all miscellaneous sources
required to be paid into the treasury without "any
abatement or deduction" whatever. This devolved
upon the Department the necessity OF transferring all
coin received to the deposiares designated by the act
OF 9th August 1916, and retransporng the sums ne
cessary for the and incidental expenses Of COL
Letting the revenue, or the OF the implied dis
creonary powers conferred by the act upon the
Secretary OF the Treasury to designate such other de-
posltarles as circumstances might require The coec-
tors of and surveyors of interior ports have
therefore, been made depositares, and given bonds as
such.
change was salutary The abors OF the collec-
tors and their clerks though largely increased thereby,
have been general performed by the force auth or
lied atthe date otmy assuming the duties OF this De-
partment.
The law of Goth July last directing all conveyan,
of vessels to be recorded at the custom houses,
necessarily required some addition to the clerical force
and consequently clerk tor that duty has been
thorzed each of the larger ports the fees allowed,
it is hoped will equal the expenses incurred thereby
transmit herewith statement {, showing "the amount
of money expended at each custom house in the Uni
ted States during the fiscal year ending the 3Oth June
last the number OF persons employed and the occupa-
ton and salary oteach person at each OF said CUSTOM
houses during the period aforesaid as required by the
6th section of the act of Sd March, l949
The act OF Both September last, authorized the en-
poyment of ten additional inspectors at New Orleans
The proviso to the secon in the opinion OF this Depart
ment nullies the enacting ause, and the relief so
much required, awaits the further legislation OF Con-
gress .
BY the act of 2Sth September last, six collection dis
trics were created the Pacific and two east OF the
Rocky mountains, on our northern frontier. These
give occasion Tor a large increase in the personnel OF
the department OF customs, and more than Scores
bonding increase in the expenditures. The maximum
salaries Of those officers attached to the Pacific districts
Departments are believed to be only commensurate
with the expenses attendant upon residence IN that
the standard adopted by the Department relatively for
the compensation Of the subordinate officers, and in the
exercise of The discretion given by the first section OF
the Joint resolution of l4th February last such salaries
have been assigned as in the opinion OF the Department
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1850-12-19
a GO IN Fs;|;zEla go 90 -

"a u u 80
ND ICHMOND II PETERSBURG RAIL.
ia, ROAD.-WINTER ARRANGEMENT
and after Wednesday the 18th of Dec. the Passenger
Train will run as follows:
MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond daily, at. ..... 6t +. M.
Leaves Petersburg daily, at A. M
ACCOMMODATION WAY TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, at ............o A. M. and r. M.
Leaves Richmond Tuesdays, Thursdays and
saturdays, at.......:.. .luf "A. M.
Leaves Petersburg on Mondays, Wednesdays
Leaves Petersburg Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays, at. 81 A. III. and +. III.
The Mail Train will not stop for way travel under
this arrangement.
Fare when tickets procured at the Office, 81 90
when paid in the cars. l l2s
Children 8, and not over IL years of age, SER
wants and coloured persons-when tickets pro-
cured at the office-haf price.
N. b. Servants travelling by themselves must be fur
nished with TWO passes, that can be retained at
the ofce and must be expressly stated on the pass
that they are permitted to go on the cars.
No freight or packages OF any description will be al
lowed on the M all Train.
NORFOLK TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, at... ...ot AM
For Port Waltha where it connects with the steamer
Augusta. a 40
Meals each ........ SO
THOS. DODAMEAD,
Superintendent transportation.
Office r. and P R.R Co de l8