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Of the hundreds that have received from the South and
West OF like character -
OswEau, Michigan, Oct. q, lSl7.
N. J0innSeRd-Dear Sir: l purchased for my wife two
bottles OF Sarapara OF your agent, Mr.. MCNair, OF kaa
maZOO to Try 1t for the Fever and Ague. Before had I'm
ed the first bote appeared to warm the blood, and every
other day when the chs and fever appeared they were less
yOenti and before she had finished the bottle, she
ey relieved and she was much better than she had been
before she took the ague. lady that had be very sick
with Chs and fever, but had broke them with ninne and
LETT IN very weak and distressing stated troubled
exceedingly with the cake seeing the effect that haG
on my WIFE, she sent and procured few bottles, and 1t
restored her N few weeks to complete health Your Sars
para without doubt, uneQuaed in diseases incident
the West, and if think that this communication will be
of use, you are at liberty to it as you choose:
Yours, respectfully, CHARLES ii. SWAIN,
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MADAME HORK-This celebrated Philosopher As.
sI rOOgst and PhysiognOms and Of the Egyptian
Oraces Of Fate respectfully informs the ladies and gentle
of New Orleans that she will remain in the city for
short time and may be consulted in any Of the above
her office No. 2S Graver street, between st
Peter and St. Paul streets. Madam " if desired will give
chronological Charts with admeasurements of the head
temperament. etc. Consultation 81, aul26 On
NR, r.. j. COXE'g EXTRACT OF COPaVTA.
II SARSAPARILIlA AND CUBEBS-This original
preparation has proved itself superior to the Capsules any
other and with the additions
will rarely fail, provided the directions be fully observed
ar Hi ~
FCLIPsE sTABLEs-BATES FORDNEY, Pro.
AZ PRIEToR-On PhaiPPq street, opposite A.
~ UniOn.-HOHes at all times 10 let, eitlar FteE-sa
I-8GS IN harness or saddle. Several fine Horses A4
- on hand for sale. Also a prime lot of ssk.S1
kentneky Mules for sale, reasonable terms OF a
SONs OF TEMPERANCE JENVEIls, etc,-A
- supply OF Sons OF Temperance Jewels and Regaia
younger Brothers Jewels kept constantly hand at No
Sy9stGmhouse street. Divisions organizing Texas
LaHofnaI etc. WI! be promptly attended by addressing
ga + H. WILLARD, No, n CustOmheuss street,
Vs9u New Orleans,
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Monant total des dtpenses rtgul6res 4l96G7 on
DepeRsGs EItrCOrdiaaire5.
Bies payer lOl 900 So
Inttr6ts sur Bllets payer 5000 90
EsCompts pour prompt pale
ment DIES taxes 1850 CO. I7,5OOOO
Pour Ia construction de deuX MasOns d.
EC6le mainenant sous contract 228j0 90
Extra Appropriations, COmprenant la ba-
ttsse de quatre maisOns de pOmpes,
deuX desqueles sOnt mantenant
sous contract H,OOO 90
Batsse Dune son de garded anslaru
BaTOnTs 10000 90
r5gGIGre 800 90
Hotel Municipal 1000 90
DGpen. es extraordnaires, CONNIE par rap
ports du VOyer ct g l39, 1871 90
Montant total DIES dlpenses extraordinaires g77 s.
s74i,9A S.
RGquisiton du COmitG des Liquidateurs. CONNIE
par leur resolution du IL Octobre 1850 con
prove e 20 Mars 1850 100000 90
rs
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is the safest and etIectuGl medicine for purifying
the ayBem, and relieving the suenFs attendant upon child
birth discovered II strengthens both the mother and
child, prevents pam and disease increases and enGhes
food those who have used it think Indispensable. Il
highly useful both before and after confinement as it pr
diseases attendant upon childbirth cOveness piles
cramps swelling Of the feet, dependency heartburn
ng, pain in the back and JOINTS false pains, hemOnhsge,
and IN regulating the seCretOns and equazng the ccua
ton it has equal, The virtue of this medicine
always SAFE and the most delicate and successtu
very few require any other medicine; little
oil magnesa is useful Exercise in the open ar
and light food, with this medicine, will always insure safe
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STEAMBOATS,.


Frlsts Tor Mobile - OILY graso.
,7sS & S s,,5 d n f.. LL ..s- -ss5
packet steamers 6EtE5iGN, Captain r. A. Hiern, and
Captain w. T. Gberson, having been built
oRs, dass CABIN s al q Re aboye
steamers yil esys the Poaiohar9n Railroad DAILY on
lsitst bag leaves the Office o. the Agents O'Clock
sa4 .s2 T. GRB6&ED SSa BnSR Place
49, n u. s. Mail for COvingtOn, via Mnnde-
vile hewis9ng and MadlsonTil0IThsr PTw
Omit expressly for this trade and uBequaed sea-boa
aa Raa DAY tsasag * Pf on
the ARRIVAL Of the Il clock turnng leaves COynE-
Paase i ia Neal ex b Sea at CLOCK a M
NJ b The steamer lsnqra has recently been thoroughly
repaired RENTED IN the best possible manner; she has
superior Au L. Engne Boilers fire engine Hose etc as
oaanao tn Steamboat and boiler Inspectors. For further
PAYNE & HARRISON, 68 Poyiras street,
YIN h uSHlNG I, y ! 20 2fr 81 Common street,
80 tt, Ia Ia az NJ Sf f ~ 1Irfyie
60 50 Common street, closes day at II O'Clock -
T.s5 b, For ,MOhiIe-Canq! Line Of Lake steamers
s.5g4, CiIy Biloxi and Pascogou! The ane steamers
Alien vii leave the New Canal very FUEsDAY WE'D
NEsDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY. at 5 O'Clock p
t5e5 o'clock rain TFs MoBfLF viii touch at ali The
mig hts on her outward trips, and the ST. GHARIEs will
stop az The same places on her return trps on and
house at all hours Of he day The last Barge days Of
di5 'D'' '' b. H. NWfNG4TE, Agent. IS Poydrssst.
~ = Winter Arrangement-The steamer
tsaa5e5 OLIVIA will hereafter leave the Railroad for
- Covngton and all the Intermediate landings tn
LGSyo' New D5SsPs saye Cqc9f aoP
T69lsday z ooioeF ys5nesday,. o,oScE 4. N
sf Fur II G2eE D M oI os or o'clock A. M
Vi '"'''e' POI IJGESE ROCSHHE5REFiA 6 CO
Milf II and "a ST Lnnis street
HssP a Montgomery and NetumpkA Regu-
ssfEtHz lar Packet steamer A. DOT EHIaAss, Gapt.
EVERY TUEsR{AA,Y MoRNlNG, on he arrival Of The
TTa Wo MN non, an tb nlFs ", at T on
ia entirely new and buif eynresv for the siab3r1T Fi
Trade news ''' '''' '''' '' '' ''''''i "a f5
sa5s552 Christian Mississippi lity,, BIoy! and PasCa
VIM o. sutton w sRys 2R the arrival IF the O'clock P
turning S'' win leave MG6e nj "m oncbo a. h we
Inc places io3ii IL II WING ATE Ssent SS Povls st
AZ n. Regular Red River PACKET steamer
btl.S ipkhh = Eor shreveport, NaJchi.
an0g oS HTR ~ tS dG l I and az
For sRt or page spry on 9 6 i ioo Of p
" " - Lto1 !. d. SUI l II, - LOyGLas ST
! -lsE, n heguar "wednesday Red River pack
LSt 90 ct steamer CADDu-FOr Shreveport, Natchi-
s5s t9ches anu The superior and swift
uGhing paIsengel steamer CADpG Capt Rob Graham,
SATURDAY, the l4h inst at o'clock p NJ orifeigh hi
passage apply board foot Of uomhOuse street. or to
s.- Tlegi,io, 49,,
til.H.l a nesuihr W. opitgoierH ma " eIlimlpkh
rot Nm M RIyer1Tbe new, .ngtaSti,i IN Oh
a,ssrg y, ~ I'M 4 S1 g9G syILt running
ugh FibiHIn SyiW notiTiy LIZ ~ r. apalL
and passepeeTs far bi"nS5or WEI 4; H. Iahg ir5igR
he Al95amP Bver FOR freight or passage Apply
! ~ - D. t.,i' u - Iop4Ia' 81,
| ECnre and AleXunIria-Hhe hi irru
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Cleared Yesterday
Steamship Ohio Schenck, NewYOrk via Havana,
r Jennings
W o Wickham
Brig Bella del Mar, Wilmer, Chagres, c. Meeker &co
Brig Henry, Baker, Charleston, l. y |! Levy
Schr Diamond, Mack, Pensacola, Hurley
Steamer Beacon, Roberts, Montgomery via Mobile,
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SHIPPING.
U. s. Mail Steamship Company.

o >. WuII StehhlsILip OOIhpahy.
eSKflfBA without detention at PauamR.-The
splendid doUbie-eug steamship OHIO, Jas,
F. Schenok, u 5. Navy, commanding, will leave for
gHAGREs with the Government Mails and passengers for
at ST. Mary street, Lafayette at o'clock A. M punctu,
ally. on SATURDAY, December IA
EV" The u $. Nj all steamship Company have now four
and magnificent Steamships, the REPUBLIC COLUMBUS
lsTHMUs and ANTELOPE, running semi monthly the Pa
citc side from Panama San Francisco and the connection
Panama being now complete, it will be carefully Kept up
and passengers feel assured of meeting with detention
at Panama beyond the usual stay in port
RATRs OF PASSAGE.
From New Orleans to Chagres:
In Second Cabin 90 90
In Steerage, with Berth and separate Mess 40 90
In Cabin $500 90
In Steerage, with Berth and separate Mess $50 90
e Passengers for ChagTes will be transferred at Havana
the splendid steamship Georgia, and thus have an opporu-
nifty OF seeing that beautiful city.
E5 No berths considered secured until paid for.
EW For freight passage apply at the office OF the U.
s. Mail Steamship Company, 50 Magazine street.
do Ia MES r. JENNINGS, Agent
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NEW YORK-Per ship Westminster: $lCJ,C00 in golf
Mechanics 4 Traders Bank-assoTed mdse.
NASSAU-Per schr Clyde: 1880 bushels salt, etc Avet
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NoBACCO-3O0 boxes assorted brands and
l. qualities for sale By gu"
dia W. Arthur co. 3 and q New Leyos.
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RATES OF PASSAGE
From New Orleans to ChagIes.
fOFmtns
VA, win the IsTHMUs

Fra For G Ii4ItI via the isTHHg v,
aaass route, the iri! class and tavorite te9mship
ALAb ANA T. w k9s,er g"mm9ndfr " Y eT IyER ne
touching NeraCruz on the 10Th December for her inst mp
The 9th January Tor her second rip on the 10Th January
1851 for her third and subsequently, at intervals O
twenty Days, The Aabuma viii ascend the river about a.
miles. Her stOppaEe Vera Cruz will be only few hours
The travel to san Francisco is shortened nearly AOO miles
The is greatly reduced will be observed By reference
and the facilities torrave considered abundant TherOad
open. Mules and horses can be obtained. There
made about thirty hours Confirmation of this be
e3 q G Of TaTe has ye
been made by the Tehuanepec Company Of NewOreaus,
while they afford the opportunity, that the pubic should be-
come practically acquainted with route Of communication
which will very soon become me the great highway
In Saloon VS
Ia Lower Cabin 53 ~
Frsisbt Is cent, per cubic foot ~ $50 pounds baggage
w Passengers wI have to provide themselves with
dii Z. j. MEEKER & co. Sc Poydras st.
s14 PASSAGE FOR SAN FRANCIsCO-The
S46 fine, neT ard very fast sailing bark Capt
gagged and going on board vii sail on or about the Of
January A few more cabin and steefae passengers can be
On ' WILLIAM vii fI N BEWEY IS Pavier St. or
d4 Up WHITNEY X co. 81 Camp st.
81 For SAN FRANCISCO and sACHANIEN-
hazs4 The Al new and very fast sailing bark Gypsy
meet vita al possible dispatch This vessel s Of he 5 CAS-,
newly coppered, well found and fitted every respect and
gers who vii be landed at San Francisco or Sacramento
preferred For sT W O. P BE#aY 2pP 8 Gaver st.
ortO J. P. WHITNEY x co. 81 Camp st.
great portion of the cargo of this vessel WI take charge
cOnsgnmen5 directed to his care and inorma-
q the Agent, and refers Ness Church i Caruthers,
sTo Ea Se J2sS G Or smm 0 &
Commercial and Agricultural Bank. Texas. nl8
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Owing to the almccess and immense sale of DR., Town
sends SarsapaThhs 1lsmber OF who formerly
Agents, have comI- need making SarsaparIa ExIagts
EXrs, Bitters Extracts Of Yellow Dock, They gene
rally put 1t in the shaped bottles, and of them
have stolen and copied advertisements they
worthless limitations and should be avoided
Principal Office, 10 Fulton street. Sun Building, n w
York Reding Il Co., Sts strsct, Boston; DyOtt Stn,
l32 North SecgHa street, Philadelphia $. $ HanCe, Drug
glst, Baumorei z; NJ Cohen, Charleston; O5 South Pearl
street, Albany L. ii, hcGGw, NatCheZ; and by all the
United States, West Indies and the Canadas
Do SOLE 70 A SiRS + = Nsyg Orleans.
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Per ship Westminster, from New York WRIGHT K,,o-N
Harned-N RapeSta-J SteaI-W G Raymon6NI! n
Sherwood LOw-kennett Dix ScoNiis~roT N y r, w
&cO-Stone Wawonh-Boyce y SbnmwavON J SSsl,s
wood &co-Tu!ane, Baldwin AGO. b Plaucne Neo-EVm
Phillips &e9-Ar Milten6erger-Bonner & Smtl-rhos s
DaDneTsIt bohIoTdSIISampson \ Renee NJ Baily y
NeoTTEdgill, Muford &co-Wm Prehn-Downs, Cuddy 4
co-Ihonhill McIlhenny-J w stanton &co-SickIcs i
co--MoRae & Coifman-Pegram Bryan-R NJ Nd Aim,
ID l. Shearer-r Fwchell Aeon Jarvis &coNRpsba
&Co-A ID Grief &cO-Saml Locke w Dunbar Il ~
+ SSEelep6urgh SeoIClark M9s6y-J McGegor SEQ
z Kicks &co-Baoh y Barett-Pckett, Perkins &uo-I W
Dqnham &cO-l . Woodruff y Chittenden 4 DemeIon
IL Beacn-J Lum &cO-L Deloche-J Hobbs &coSD
CARROLL N LRurin &oO-E Aradnsr--hlartn, Owen n
ii99-brandeT, Williams &cO-HOmmes X Bennett-Cherry
henderson &co-B NJ Noman-TOby Bogau-Leonari,
5utteyanl &oo-J LRk Mcdowell, Mills &co-H N
TSleEs seq Hu,ly-E Stevens &coA Woodruff &co
Naion Sandtord &cO-J McMasteTs-Wills, pease &co-
Smlth \ bro-y0se Rro-M Wyngart-A F Cochran X
q IE2asnhIh Haber Sco-Poole X Brow Aing &co-
q hhE|Id Foster &cO-I Budge-Geo BOuck Sco-J A
u II MNSI-oS @ BTosR Hall &ooHi, Mclean &ec
D. b ioitNson Aco-J as Syms-O Roubieu-and order
vi q Pig Sandalip from ChshestOn-J Il Beyile &oo-II
ScopNo,sanMt o99 \ Lowe-J Goehett-lIil McIea
Donnel-W Mioou-apd order 'i'No'o'"ee q
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SORlA, JACOB, NOTARY PUBLIC, Commits
- sOner Of the State Of Missouri. HORACE KEAIISG,
A Assistant. Office "A Grayer street nl5 6mOs
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ARREST OF A CRUEL FATHER.-The Ninth
Ward Police were yesterday informed by some
citizens residing in the vicinity of No CSC Green
witch street that the two children of a man named
Bynn were confined by their father in a room and
almost starved They repaired to the spot and
found the children locked up, covered with vermin,
and almost famished. A small hole was found in
the door through which the brute passed to the
children what nourishment they received This
barbarity has existed for three months past, pre-
vious to which the mother of the children died, and
left them to the care of their unnatural father.
They were taken to the station-house, and will
shortly be placed in the charge of the Ten Gov
| ernors. NewYork Morning Star, Dec. 4.
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NEw ORLEANS EATIGRANT A RsSNIIT7ra 80
OFFICB.
IN 80 - IN

NE Undersigned, Al his old established Office connnes u,
accommodate persons defous remittns n'onav ~, M,
trends IN England, Ireland, Scotland with SteTinr Si%bt
bIa payable IN post town in the abOye naJeA IT,
d. ms, and y & 80 suit He ao usual CONTINUES haS
I'M sJ rom vefpopl 70 this city, good
addressing letter (postpaidl to the undersigned viii bs
" 24mnpuY attended to- JOHN TO0lE
eV on - Bank Place
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Pacific Mail steamship Company.

-Erzs FOk CALIFORNIA via CHAGhES.-
SSIfEfKN Direct Line to Chagres.-The new and
s7isazssH magnifCent dOubeengiue steamship III IA
DEL.PHAA, Capt, +, Stanley, U. 5. n, G0mm9ndIng,
will leave her second trip from this port Tor Vii AGhE,
DIRECT, on w EDN ESDAY MORNING, January LIST,
at O'Clock, punCtualiy.
This steamship, together with the double engine steam
ship CARIBBEAN, built expressly for this trade, VIII form
Semi Monthly Line from this city Chagres direct, to COO
meet with the Company's Mail Steamships OREGON; CALL
FORNlA, PANAMA. NORTHERNER, TENNESSEE, COLuM;
and CAROLINA, from Panama to 81 n francisco and
Oregon, securing passengers THROUGH TICKETS with
certainty and the quickest dispatch Mail will be dispatched
by each steamer carrying later dates than any other steamer
leaving the United States meet the Government Mail
steamers of the st and 18th each month from Panama to
California and Oregon.
RATES PASSAGE:
From n ew Orleans to Chagres. 49,, ~
IN
In Steerage, with Berth and separate Mess. 40 W
From Panama to San Francisco. Loo 40
In CABIN.
In Storage with Berth and separate Me l5O W
E All tickets for passage and orders for freight must be
procured directly from the Agents. other parties are
authorized 10 sell tickets or contract for freight.
ARNSTR ONG. AWRASON q co. Agents.
d7 106 Magazine street, NewOrieans.
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BaFkB.


CiGARSS-3O0o 900 different brands and qualities
dla W, ARTHUR y GO. q and p New Lsvvs.
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A. MgtcRIf ami
Airiatie ,I7T1
AIes. Grant -IstnJ
Alleah,uy,9 mi
Amelia ..Ig.rn,.
Amr.cRn . igEl.7
AmbfIIR.PnwflsTI.i,.s
Alabama ia ms
AtIauli, .g rTJ
Atlantic , III
AyalaurFr. q rl
Belle Rork ~,
q. & NJ. Clark, nj
Calcutta ..gsJ no
Cairo ~ Z "i
Cer4rk ~ o 40
Elas IIiIl. lamp
~, "''''''ia'l- il<
Una ''.l'" '''r'' @ H,-
cora .''r'''. 90 In-
E g,r.. ''''' ,'ilg
E'''l'i' .'''''.-' ln.
S'E'.a',,, ''.'''.t trin-
R4F'' cannon ia.
p p} ''-r'ftl ,iu%
r re ,.''gi '.'''. le'il'.
IL 4, ASa'''''' J. M
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D'apTts expOst de Ia situation fnancere de Ia Munich
patr volt NJ ntcessae de prtever moyen une
take sur la prou1tr Oncere ct persOnee ans qui
pal de cete Muncpaitt une somme sufsanepour couvr
les items suivanis
| Deficit de Pannte 1850 S$IO5,60 g.
Montau pour fare face aux dtrenses de 1851 34l94 81
MOntant requs lie COmite DIES Lquidateurs 100000 OO
465O,55 80
nOv30t JOHN CALHOUN, Secrttare.
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Oh. Townsend having tested his Sarsapara in case
of Fits, of recommended it, and was surprise
receive the following from an intelligent and reapeotabe
Farmer of WestehesteT county:
FORDHAM, August l9, lS4T.
DR.. T0t0nStHd-DsaT Sir have little girl year.
Of age who has been several years afflicted with Fits;
tried almost everything for her. but without SUGGEST
although could find recommendation ia our circulars
for cases like hem. thought, az she very DELICATE
health would her of your Sarsupana, and
glad did, for not restored her strength but e
has hal return of the Fits great pleasure and
pnse. She is fast becoming rugged and hearty, for whct
fps YOu tf,iIu
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The SAILOR AND THE ACTRESS" When !
was poor girl, - said the Duchess of St, Adams,
" working for thirty shillings a week, went down
to Liverpool during the hoiydays, where | was
kindly received. | was TO perform in a new piece,
something like those pretty little affecting dramas
they get up now in our minor theatres and in my
character | represented a poor freRdless orphan
girl, reduced to the most wretched poverty. A
hearess tradesman proseCules the said heroine for
debt, and insisted on putting her in prison,
less some one will be bail for her. The girl re-
plies, then | have no hope have not o friend
in the world What, will no one be bail to save
you from prison 2 asks the stern creditor Ihave
ply. But just as was utterng these words, saw
a sailor in the upper gallery, springing over the
railing, letting himself down from one tier to ano-
Their, until he bounded clear over the orchestra
and footights, and placed himself beside me in
moment. Yes you shall have one friend at least,
my poor young woman said he, with the greatest
expression in his honest, sun-b burnt COuntenanCe
| { | will go your bail to any amount And as for
you, turning the frightened actor if you don't
bear hand and shift your moDrlugs, you lubber,
it will be worse for you when | come athwart your
! bows Every creature in the house rose the up.
| roar was perfectly indescribahle; peals Of laugh
ter, screams OF terror cheers from his taWuy
mates in The gallery. preparatory sCraplngs OF vO
| Inns from the orchestra and amidst the universal
din there stood the unconscious cause of it, shell
tering me, the poor distressed young woman, and
! breathing defiance against my mimic prosecutor
He was only persuaded 10 relnquIsh his care O
me by the managers attempting to arrive and res
cue me, with protusOn of theatrical bank notes.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


1,rrrrpr 2s0 ~ 8Ov N-LoNeIruDE SOC WIN Time 81
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yQgN BUTLER, il.

d. Town5euds SarasD ara is sovereign and speedy cue
for lncpien CGnsumptiQn, Banenness, Proapsus Uer
Failing Of the Womb, COstiveness, Piles, LeuuhOThUa
Whites, DISTRACTED difficult MensupatOn, incontnenCe
of Urine involuntary discharge thereof and for the general
inherent causes produced by lrreguaty illness,
accident. Nothing be surprising than nYigOrang
effects the human frame. Persons all weakness and ass
tude from taking at once become robust and full Of
under its influence. 1t Immediately the nsTyees
of the female frame, which is the great OF barsa
1t will not be expected Of Of delicate
nature exhibit certificates of performed, but
the afflicted that hundreds of have been reported
Thousands of where families have been without
children after using few bottles of this able medicine
have besssd with a fine healthy Dtfsnyng
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This is only one of more than four thousand Of
Rheumatism that DR.. Townssnd's Sarsapara has cured
The severe and chronic weekly eradlcated by
Is extraordinary virtues
James Cummings ESD of the assistants in the Luna
tic Asylum Backwes Island, is the gentleman spoken
In the following letter:
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I OWE, J. F., Bell hanger and Locksmith,
IA Camp street. corner Of Estelle All work guaranteed.
pOOLE, VIM. L., Notary Public, successor to
Joseph g. Marks, office O39 Natchez street, opposite
Banks ArCnle. New Dtleana anil "
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Cotton and Tobacco statement
Cotton bales. Tobacco, hhds
Sstook nm hand Sam, 1 1850 ,.......166i2 1889
Received past weeS. ie4=2ss6 42 274= 3O63
3i6,254 1885
t-Apo''eu nPr aS i59 l1O=1796S3 6,O99= 6.4lO
stock nm hand. not cleared ..l48,6l ia
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= A T Il ATS.
BRANDENBURG, Ky-Per Bsntev's t,vo ho,ts. ON
bbls Hour 200 bushels oats to ] Bentley " ' WV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-08
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Sun. -.


The ORANGE and Alexandria NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of h0nte
Stttitd dc.
The general meeting of this Company called for the pnr-
nose of deciding upon the Of the road held at
Warrcnon on the 7h and 2Sh Of the last month The Pre-
iden and Directors made their report accompanied BY maps
exhibiting all the lines surveyed which were ably eucidated
and the comparative merits the several lines infinitely SET
forth by the report of the Engineer T. C. Atkinson Esd
Aftcr full discussion the following resolution offered by
H. Shackeord Esq., providing for the location Of the road
from Underwater nj Alexandria, was passed:
Resolved That the President and Directors Of this com
pany cause the location of the road be made upon line
beginning nj tide water Alexandria and crossing Bull
near Pnpcs head rum and Golonsvic by the way o
unrpner Court house and Orange Court house. in conform
inv Win the charters and they shall least loca
tnns To be- made between Bull and Rappahannock river
crossing Broad run higher than Milford nor lower than
Brentsvc ANA shall adopt the location that route which
shall appear by the report of the Engineer 10 be tho most di-
rect advantageous, and cheap
Upon the application Of the citizens Of Wauenron, (Which
was advocated by Governor Smith and Chiffon ESQ., and
opposed BY H. Shackeord Esq) the meeting ordered sur
vcy and estimate be made for branch 10 that place. 10
BE- reported on al the annual meeting in May next.
The route having been settled the President and Directors
passed the following order:
Ordered That the Chief Engineer proceed with all reason
able dispatch locate the road according the resolution
of the stockholders this day adopted.