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Telegraphic.

RICHMOND, Feb %.
tremendous crowd Of persons assembled here
to-day from the surrounding country. The mill
tary from Petersburg were also present. II was
the greatest crowd ever seen in this city. Gen.
Taylor was greeted with the greatest enthusiasm
wherever he appeared. The procession at
least mile long. Gen. Taylor accompanied by
the Governor of Virginia, rode in open barouche
drawn by four horses Every thing passed of
finely There was slight snow in the morning,
but il cleared of at meridian.
Gen. Taylor reviewed the cadets of the Military
Institute in the evening, and afterwards attended
the military dinner. No accidents occurred. Gen.
Taylor is to return tomorrow
New ORLEANS, Feb. 20.
The presidents of several insurance companies
have made affidavit that DIR. Knott, owner Of ship
Russia, and Wilson, the captain, conspired toge-
ther to cast away or burn her. Both have been
rested and held TO bail in fifteen thousand dollars
each.
The loss by the recent fire is believed to be not
over $350,000.
Cotton is irmer, and has fully recovered from
the decline since the arrival Of the Europa. There
have been sales of 5000 bales to-day; middling,
lie; good middling, H.
New YoRK, Feb. D.
The Salem has arrived from Havana and New
Orleans. Nothing new.
WHEELING, Va, Feb. 81.
Our Post Office was robbed last night Among
the valuables stolen a certificate from the Bank
of Pittsburgh, No. 34s, in favor of J. II. Raymond,
for $1,000. Also, check, drawn by p. Brady,
Cashier of the Merchants and Mechanics Bank of
this city, No $500, on Messrs. Kramar & Rahm,
exchange brokers OF Pittsburgh, for s 500.
II is thought that upwards of $4,000 in all has
been stolen. Some Of the missing letters di-
rected to Baltimore, and contained remittances to
merchants and brokers. No clue to the robbers.
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There are few persons at the North who have
gone mad the subject of Abolitionism, instigated
In the onset by mistaken notion of philanthropy;
and i IL equally true, that with no more brains,
and for no holier purpose, similar number of per-
sons. here at the South have gone insane in like
degree, contending with this shadow in the water.
Abolitionists in favor of a dissolution of the
Union, thinking thereby TO give a death-b blow to
slavery, and all the aid southern disunonsts send
them, no doubt, will be thankfully received.
Brandon (1fiss) Reptlblican
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IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES OF WASH
iNcTONAND THE DISTRICT

Il PULVERMACHER, from 81 Baltimore stree,
- Baltimore, has opened a branch opuo.te
Browns Hotel, Pennsylvania Avenue, wbere Inc
WI open this rnorning beautiful assortment OF
hDnons' hmbroideries, Capcs, Collars, Cuff,
Wells, berthas, Evening Dresses. Ernbroider.J
Shiidren's Dresses, Ladies Breakfast Caps, EN-
broldered and Plain Linen Carnbric Handkerchief
and an endle~ variety Of all the leading STYLES of
Lsces Tor trimmings and hounces. Also, Gloves
Pulvermacher pledges himself 10 scll from 2k
TO 80 per cent cheaper than any house in this city
Jan. l5-df
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County. State. Postmaster.
Office.
NAMES CHANGED.

Carter Camp, Lycoming county, Pennsylvania
name changed to " Haneyvle."
Haskellvle, Lawrence county, Ohio-name
changed to Z" Miller's'
Bethpagc, Harrison county, Missouri-name
changed to " Bethany
Hamar, Washington county, Wisconsin
changed TO Addison
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DEEFI BEEFu ACKNOWLEDGMENT OK
I'D Having purchased of Gen. Henderson his
Fair, we will slaughter it on Tuesday, and offer
ii for sale on Saturday morning, the 23d instant,
at stalls Centre Market, where invite all
customers, and the public in general, TO give US a
call. No charge for taking peep at the elephant.
WALKER & PECK,
Feb 30 Centre Market.
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NOTICE.

MI KS. JAMES BAlIIE would respectfully in.
lVl form the friends and customers 81 hes late
husband, that she continues the WINE and Il
QUOR business AT the old stOrc IS Chestnat stre~,
Philadelphia, where can b. found great variety
on wines and Liquors, OF various grades and vim.
Claret, Hook, &c. Brandy. Gin. Monon g.lel. .nd
Irish Whisky, NJ. Crox Rum, and Jamaica spir,,s.
Brown Stout and Scotch Ale.
Also, very superior lot Of Champagne, from w
will be cold nj low prices
NJ. J. pAiIIE. - Chestnut a
Feb. lI-lm
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COAT tho Smithsonian Institute tLectur,

room) this evening, meeting Of the friends Of the
AsrRIcAS SUSDAY-ScaooL UNroS will be held, for
dobcraton on the best method of promoting the
important objects Of the Union in all parts OF our
country. The Rev. Drs. Dyer and Bahcock, Of
Philadelphia, will be present, 10 represent the
Board OF the Union, aud give any information in
regard % the nature and extent Of its operations
which may be desired. III s expected that the
Hon. Iupcr McLEAs, President Of the Union, will
take the chair at halfpast Z O'clock Pastors Of
churches. superintcndcnts and teachers OF Sabbath
schools, and all interested, are respectfully invited
70 attend. Feb %
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TAKE NOTICE.

GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with first
" rate board and rooms for So 90 per week, or
board without rooms for 80 90 per week. lar
Copp's PaviIiion) The Bathing rooms attached To
this establishment are superior. Hot, Cold vapor,
Shower, Salt, Electro magnetic, and sulphur fumo
Baths, in readiness at all hours, from 8 O'Clock
a m, until IL o'clock p. m.
Also Private Parlors for Dinner and Supper oar
ties. Feb INV &cslm
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PAINFUL CALAMITY FROM THE USE or CAM
PHIsE.-On Saturday evening, daughter Of Mr..
Rufus 5. King, about sixteen years Of age, re-
siding at 40 Greenwich street, near Abingdon
square, 40 drcadfully burned upon her arms
and chest, that her life is in jeopardy. She was in
at neighbor's house, where the lady Of Il was
cleaning pair Of soed gloves with camphine.
Miss King remarked that she would clean her
own, and pouring out the liquid, rubbed her goved
hands together, and then went 10 the fire 10 dry
them. She cautioned not 10 90 too near as
camphinc was infiammable; and Just as she re-
piled she would be cautious, the gas evolved by
this dangerous liquid instantly took fire. The
flames at once caught her dress, and in her terror
she ran and threw her arms directly round the
neck Of the lady she Vas visiting. Her screams
wcre frightful, and in struggling 10 release herself
from the burning girl, they both fell upon the floor
In the meanwhile servant girl ran in, and with
great presence OF mind pulled up the carpet which
she threw about her, while the lady Of the house
went for water. She returned az soon as possible
and takingaway the carpet, which had only smoth-
cred the fire, threw the water and extinglished
what remained.
Medical aid was had almost immediately and il
was found that her hands, arms neck and chest
were dreadfully burned, almost TO the bone, and
her face also badly scorchcd Her sufferngs were
crcruciating, and II was feared on Saturday night
she would not survive. Last evening Dr. Kinrs-
ley, the physician, thought her life might be pre-
served; but 1t IL doubtful IL she survives, whether
her arms hands will ever be capable of nae
More than five minutes must have elapsed from the
time the gloves were fire, before il was extin-
guished, and during this time her agony was
fnghtfu The clothes Of the lady Of the house, and
her neck and hands, were also considerably injured
by the flames.
This painful calamity adds another 10 many for.
mer admonitions concerning the use of camphine
II must be remembered, il is not necessary that
flame should come in contact with this Gouid 10
ignite II. The gas which is evolved when cam
phine II poured from one vessel 10 another or
which is thrown Oft by sudden evaporation. as in
the case Of the drying Of the gloves before fire, il
the source OF peril. Let this painful accident, and
the suffering resulting from II, be remembered as
a ,carning .-N. y Jour. Com.
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FOR CALIFORNIA, NEW ORLEANS, AND
CHAGRES.

FOR CALIFORNIA, NEW ORLEANS, AND
CHAGRES.
kSA The and splendid steamship
ZNe4 FALCON II. J. Hartstein, U. S. NJ,
- commander.
The United States Mail Steamship
Company will despatch the FALCON, on THURS
DAY, the 2sth of February, at O'Clock, p. m,
from her pier foot of Warren street, North river for
Havana, New Orleans and Chagres, touching off
the bar at Charleston and Savannah.
The Falcon has superior accommodations, with
double engine, and sea-qualities unsurpassed by
any steamer of her class in the world.
Through tickets to San Francisco can be secured
application at the office of the company.
RATES OF PASSAGE-PANAMA TO SAN
FRANCISCO.
State room berths. ........., .......... $3.50
Steerage Dcrtns ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. loo
RATES OF PASSAGE-NEW YORK TO
CHAGRES.
State-room ............. .....-...... 500
Storage. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO
Apply, for freight or passage, to
M. o. ROBERTS,
Feb. lS-td llS West street, New York.
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wAsHINGToN's BIRTHDAY,
TICKETS TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Odd-FeIows' HsIl-7tb Street

TT r . Nv It IF r CENTSl
Odd-Fellows' HsI1-7tb Street.
Friday and Saturday afternoon and Epeninf, FEB.
runy 22d and 23d
rVNHE CAMPANALOGIANS, on BAND or Swiss
IL BELL RrSoERs, respectfully announce two of
their chastc, select, and novel Musical Entertain.
ments as above, with change Of programme.
In addition 10 Bell Music, the Concert will be en-
livencd by Quartette Band, composed of Herr
Frcebertshycr and his three talented Sons For full
particulars see programme.
Herr Conrad Freebertshyer, Musical Director.
Price Of admission % cents Tickets 90 be had
nj the principal Music Stores Hotels, and al the
door. Doors open at 7, concert 10 commence Al
O'Clock.
Afternoon Concert at half past three, Tickets 25
cents. Feb. 22-2t
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OPERATE CONCERT
BY THE SEGUIN TROUPE,

CONSISTING OF
Mr.. SEC UIN, Mr.. GOHR,
Mr.. w. III. REEVES, Mrs. SEGUIN,
Mr.. +. MEYER, Mr.. c. OLEARIUS,
Pianist,
On SATURDAY EVENING, February %,
At CARUSPS SALOON
Selections from Ten Farorite Operas.
Doors open at O'Clock Concert to commence
Mt O'Clock.
Tickets 80 cents each, and programmes 10 be had
nj the music stores, hotels, and at tho door.
Feb. 23-lt
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HAGUE STREET SurrERERs-Up to last evening
$40 500 had beer received by the treasurer of the
fund for the relief Of the sufferers by the Hague
street explosion. The committee have relieved
quite number Of cases Of immediate Distress and
are still engaged in this philanthropic work.
~. Y. paper, 2lst.
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CIGARS, cIGARsu cIeARsm

A NOTER arrival at the SEVENTH srREEr HA-
"A vASA CIGAR DEPoT, Of the largest and most
choice lot Of genuine Havana Cigars 70 be found in
the District; among which the following celebrated
brands may be found:
10000 Old Tack,
5000 A, q r.,
lQ,0o0 Larranaga,
5000 BAnita,
5000 FL Genil,
5000 Lire,
10000 Justo SAM Principe,
Together with 10000 medium and low. nr,ced
Cigars Lump Tobacco, Fine cut Chewing and
Smoking Tobaccoi Martinique, Natchitoches. and
other SHUTS All Of which will be sold. wholesale
or retail, on as accommodating terms as any other
house In this city. GEO. w. COCHRAN,
9TH street, doors north of Odd. Fellows ifNll
0J-To Tobscconists.-Con Connecticut seed wrap
per and filler leaf and Cuba fllcrs for sale by the
bale or case, or in small quantities, at the lowest
market price. FEB. 23-coif3t1 G, VIC
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DANCING ACADEMY-s~cond Co.r..

MIR. +. X. Liable has the honor 10 announce 10
WI the citizens Of Washington and GeorgrlLwn
that his second course commenced on Tbnrsd,v
3lst ult., at his residence on Pennsylvania avenue
opposite Wizards Hotel.
Days OF tuition: Washngton-Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays; Georgetown-Mondays and
Fridays. Feb. s-d2w & eo9w
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From the FSederiek.D,us Ne,o., of yesterday

RECEPTION OF GrsKRAL TAyLoR.-A committee
Of the citizens Of Fredericksburg waited upon Gen.
Taylor, at the wharf, at Aqua creek, on yester-
day, and invited him on the part Of the corporate
authorities TO visit ts place. He addressed by
the mayor, as chairman Of five, and responded in
appropriate terms, acknowledging the compliment,
and promising visit ON Saturday Tomorrow
He will be here at u O'Clock and remain until 8.
Gen. Taylor will be entertained Mt the Exchange,
where all the citizens who choose can sec him.
His reception here was most enthusiastic.
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Music Lessons ON Piano sud G.is-r.
A Il Mrs. CLAREs. over Bank of ws-isngszs.
"a on Louisiana avenue, between 9th and Tn a.
WAsHIseToS, ID. G. After thee Spcricnce Mis. Scorr
has had in teaching IN scmnsries. bots Soath and
West, she Is confident she will give sati-fscts n.
those who favor her With their patroBsg.
Feb. lit
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DEsTRucTIvr FrRE.--About fortnight ago, fire
broke out in Grenada, (Miss., which destroyed the
office OF the Southern appeal, and the stores Of
Messrs. @. w. and NJ. Comfy, and Wister & Bry-
arly The loss is set down at 5000, but is well
covered by insurance
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Po.t Onica Op.rations.

The POSTMASTER GENERAL has established the lol.
lowing Post Offices for the week ending
February 10, 1850
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Houas OF LABoR IN FAcronres. bill has
passed the House of Delegates fixing ten hours a
day as the period Of labor in factories within the
state OF Maryland. II is before the senate
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% Rev. Mr.. Holland, Secretary OF the
american Unitarian Association. will preach next
Sunday morning and evening at the corner Of ID
and 9th streets.
Morning discourse upon American missions
Hours OF service " a. m aud n Z. IN. Feb. %
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Or Congregssionsl.--Rev n. r. GuRLEY is
expected 10 preach, tomorrow, 10 the Congrega.
tonal Society, sth strcet Services at II o'clock,
a. m, and in the evening Feb. 30
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unjust suffice them soon -

We are fully conscious that the Opposition pa
pers are struggling 10 make the message appear in
as bad light possible and that hey are the peeu
liar friends Of southern rights The old hero Is able
10 bear all these insinuations, and he may not
know here any better than the field Of Buena
Vista when he is beaten, and fear II will not be
easy for others 10 discover II.
We would give more for one man who will offer
the olive branch Of peace, and strive 10 heal the di.
visions Of our republic, (when the rage Of com
mcnccs,) than for ten men who will exhaust the
vocabulary in cpithets and mcnscing expressions
before mere fancy sketch Against the invasions
of southern rghts, the late message is guarantee
that defensive ground will be taken and faithful
ly maintained, and the Wings will present 40 deep
a front in the defensive ranks that not Of the
anxious capitalists Of our Democratic friends who
may be in the rear shall be injured.
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W Rev. ". Hsbcock, ID. ID, OF Philsdel-
pia, is expected 20 preach and present the claims
OF the "Amercan Sunday School Union" to-
morrow, (sunday,) al the street Baptist church,
At ~ o'clock and at the First Baptist church, at 81
O'slcck. Feb On
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From the Marietta { Ga Heiioon.
The California Message.

Perhaps there never has been more timely doc
umcnt presented TO the people Of the United States
than the message Of President Taylor In relation TO
California. Il has already alayed much Of the as
perity of feeling which was getting the better OF
the judgments Of some Of our best men II has
changed the tone Of many Of the presses, who be-
gin to open their visions upon some bright spots in
the distance-some "oasis in the desert" that
cheers them with hope, assuring them that we are
yet far from despair.
The high opinion expressed of this message by
gentlemen and journalists, of the first reputation
at the South and the North, is a strong guarantee
that have not been mistaken in our selection of
man TO preside this nation well qualified for
any emergency. We speak with strong conf
dencc, that we believe the people Of this country
will sustain the position that the President has
taken in this message. Some have fretted and
ravcd il is true; for some have mounted this sub
ject like ''hobby horse" and were rapidly riding
for "bunkum," when they were surprised by this
message, and became well aware that their own
lcOa
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Benefit of Mrs. Charles Pitt.
ADELPHI THEATRE.

ADELPHI THEATRE.
M.demoiseIIe Rosa Jacques, Prima Donna,
Has arrived in the city, and will appear on
MONDAY EVENING, FEB. IS,
as MARIE, in the celebrated Opera Of the
Child Of the Regiment.
Feb. 23-lt
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WILLARQ'S HOTEL.
Corner OF Pena. Avenue and 18th street,
WAsHISoreN, ID. e..
HENRyA. WILLARD. Proprietor.
June LII
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ADELPHI THEATRE.

| Managers. -. .Messrs. CARTLITcH and BROWNE
Acting and Stage Manager. Mr. j. ID. RoBERTs
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Mortgage sale.

DETAULT has been made IN the payment Of
~ the moneys secured to hc paid by mortgage
executed by Redmond Cosgroyc 10 Daniel CosHrovc
dated the 9,h day of March 1917, and recorded in
the Office OF the Recorder of In Sale county Hi
uos in book - at p1re SO, which mortgage has
been duly assigned TO William Rcddick OF the said
county of In Slile--and on which mortgage there
Is c.aimcd be due on the 10Th day OF April 1850
OF principal and interest the OF fifteen hundred
and iorty-ouc dollars and siyty-siX cents
Now in pursuance Of power OF sale contained
in sand mortgage, the said mortgage will be forrc'o-
scd and the premises mentioned therein sold at pub
he auiion to the highest bidder on the irst day Of
June 1850, at one o'clock p. m. at the door OF the
Court House in Ottawa in the said county of La
Sale. The premises above alluded TO are descrb-
ed in the aforesaid mortgage as follows All those
certain los or pieces Of land situate in the county
and state Aforesaid and designated and described as
follows, VIZ Lot four & in Block one hundred and
thirty $50 and an undivided half Of lot twelve IL
il Block one bundled aud wenty-ouc l2lJ N the
town OF In Sallc--and also the west half OF lo
three 3 in Block one hundred and thirty l30] ana
lot six in Block one hundred and thirty nine IN the
sald town OF La sale. WILLIAM REDDlCh.
Aurll .Oth $50
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POWERFUL RE,soSSG-At n yonng mems de.
batting society some where down in Indiana, the
question for discussion was. (which i, the great.
est evil, a scolding wife, or n smoky chimney =
After the appointed disputant, had concluded the
debate, d spectator rose and begged the privilege
oi making few remarks on the OCCASION Per.
mission being granted, lie delivered himself in
this way Mr. President, I've been almost mad
listening to the debate of these ere Youngsters.
They don't know nothing at all about the subject.
what do they know of the evils of scolling
wife! Wait ill they have had one for twenty
years, and been hammered, TANNED and slam.
med AL the while; and wait I'LL they have been
scoded because the baby cried, because the fire
wouldn't burn, because the oven was too hot be.
cause the COW kicked over the milk because il
ruined because the sun shinel, because the hens
didn't lay, because the butter wouldn't come. be
cause the old cat had kittens, because they came
too soon for dinner, because they were one min
ute too late, because they sung, because they
tore Their trowscrs, because they invited neigh.
Dor woman to call again. because they got sick,
or because they did anything else, no matter
whether they couldn't help it or not. OF because
they didn't ito something else, no matter whether
they could help it or not, before they talk about
the evils of a scodng wife. WHY. MIR. pre,i.
dent Id rather hear the clatier OF hammers and
stones and twenty TIN pans and nine brass kct.
Ties than the din, din. din, Of the tongue of a
scoldlng wife, Yes, sir would To my mind
Mr.. President, smoky Gimme; /, no more to
be comporcd to Il scoidng wife than little mig.
ger is to n dark night"
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Es.erlV's Improved Harvesteys,
TO the Public!

TIE subscriber, agent for t. & T. Fairbanks &
Co, OF St. lohn'burg, Vermont has Just put up
IN Ottawa, Oh LA Sale street, west side cflc Court
House square, one OF their superior Iron Lcrer Sir
Ton Hay Scales which, for accuracy Of weighing,
cannot be beat.
The celebrity aud superiority of the genuine Fair
bank Patent Sc les iswell known and acknowledge
ed throughout not only the United States but the
whole conincn, OF Europe, where they have done
honor 10 American ingenuity and enterprise In
London and Liverpool they are in general use aud
admitted the most perfect balances Of the platform
combination ever invented.
Not only hay and conl bu, grain by the load or
any henyy substance AZ high ~ tons can be weigh
cd and will be- with great care md accuracy. TO the
entire satisfaction OF all who may pltronize him.
aud who desire strict justice which is always attain
able nj these scales. GEO MANN, Agent.
NB.-Al persons wishing Fairbanks scales.
grocer, counter, platform, OF all sizes hopper or
hay scales, requested to call on the above agent
who llsupp!y them on the shortest notice. SIEVE
raj counter, grocer and platform scales on hand and
tor sale nj factory prices apl.,-J1 .tin,
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Life, Health and Fire Insurance,

THE undersigned having received the agency of
= the Connecticut l.iie Insurance Company the
Hartford l.ie and !cnllh Insurance Company, The
the New York Protection Insurance Company, IL
now ready to receive applications Tor Insurance in
either OF these companies. They are all sound and
prompt, and have tho confidence of business men
md the people generally, where they are known
Inc officers and directors OF these several companies
honest, able and attentive TO their duties ouoii
iicatons indispensable, and suhc.cn, guarantee to
those who insure with them that in cnsc Of loss they
vii be paid without unreasonable delay
Persons wishing their lives or property insured will
surely find II Ia their u,crcS, to call al the Office Of
NoRnlS n fSnrR, in the court house.
California risks taken by sea and overland
Ottawa, mar ., 1850. .3l-u Gro g. FiSurR
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The Galveston Ncwsis informed by ono Of The
most intelligent merchants and sugar planters o!
that city, that lac estimates the sugar crop Of Texas
next year at ten thousand hogsheads, and at
twon'y-flv thousands in five years after; while
In ten years from this time no believes the sugar
crcpin Texas will equal that of Louisiana. This
estimate, that Journal remarks, is not made at
random. but from data that would propsbly satis.
(, most men and remove every reasonable doubt