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PIANO j FORTE AND MUSIC STORE.

f. A TYLER has on hand and is constantly reoeivpg
oe7iFL4 - FL4'SO NJ FoRTES from the justly
f9eIe9raed " an &C tor es Of Hale fgG7sTs IA
Rayis aiI C9 Boston; J9hP ,. Durham, n, M 81 Il
ba'HI van Wlnkle A. Il. Gale y Co. andu II v y
SF5sr' Sqg received for the H0RsTS PATENT IRON PA
EOS 10 be dehyered IN turn fast as received from the
factory THESE Pianos decidedly the best Piano now iD
Es luue9ary 9r the country, where Tuners can seldom
PC aAI as they viii stand longer and in better tune than any
Ogsr lano These Pianos have independent rim OF case
@ch Gan Oe removed IN moment, there being connsc
uoi SetWeen The ilGn0 and Superior GUITARS
rN7lS nLiOLLijNs, ACCORDEONS, FLUTES, and
S $ otner Musical instruments constantly on hand and
Ssls for sale at low prices. SHEET Music lor PiSne
~ PP33Tte PP33Tte Guitar, Flute, etc. Also INSTRUCTION
BOOKS for all musical instruments fq5- A Lin
erd discount to Dealers, Teachers and all sending large
s. AZ SIleIs promptly attended to. mh2
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FILLING LOTS.


| 91y5 V. r ". ANbhEHs q ". ~ common 81
!
GREEABLYhe Re 9gpgaO tho Council Of Second N aiei-
situated IL his Ian psty are hereby rrguirs To- bav9 be t1
filed pf6pt BaFet within th DAYS uaer peusIty0f fne
Five Dollars t.. s fr eyerv isy ttsr m fss M, Ib
anfsd and # at the e3nrl ion f thirty
this notice, saI Lots remain unfit led ty " e fe y NJ
Surveyor the eKtT o. Of their rcspesfiye 1,vr - "
n, HARRISON Artin7 Ssrveror
y r., M ''
,, ,., \FUH lPaI@.
Mrs A. WpOtolrs L0th Gnr'IlE Tchu2itluEs he
twtyu hRTa7t and 81. Jaynss Astrual- -,
Sidney Robertson; - T.5ig near Basin sts =.
Il POTS on RehsoA 49, ss aud Celeste NJ z se
F. 'reSfoTl; HI Is < 81. rr,., ~: n
J. N-Duu1gn RelriS 3 ; : . a. J,rrE et7 Z <
J. Mcp1urg4, ST. il : s>'SS s. sbar-et ami 7r< =
JumCs S~S . <
Estate Walsh iDmond agent l me pis. between
yohn yiaat. ST. Thomas. be'w 4 - Bplecbasss
Francis Duffy, Celeste, between
N Rogers t. Duffy ageEt); TchUupuoulas and c.
lese streets
A. street. between s. John tho Bani,, and
Peccaner streets.
Barrow Mas0n agen St. John the Baptist between Richard
an Tris m fATS y, stIef I5 the Rr, h,.., ,,
''' 49, ~ ~ L'' u III N'Jiaiu anu market Streets
hctCOHtC W UfN.
Estate OF W. N W9rhngton Judge Rawle, agent; Dryade
between Euerpe and TerpEchore streets.
n. D. Cenas,
JCage, sttseIs sn Fsi.itS Dlyaues' EuIeFpe
Lamutlne ~ ~ s41'9 "'"''
H. SiurPhJ;,
t'llwini Fhalar between B1cchus aud Dryades street.
a. 6 sGHG Euep' tween Blcchus and Dryales streets.
" htPe Mep meme between Bnfcbus aud rytes Streets
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-.--..---. du'i "uluN "
HItIH sLlluOI. kUM tUL Nc I,ED5E[s
A , BOARbERS AND DAY PUPILS CarosdeJs,
n Street, near St Joseph, established in lSia ups tbs
supenntengence of the MISSES .4LLISOE from on 1e
Tins Institution, conducted on the best pans Of
GuIopean instruction. constantly the reception Of
site to a complete and finished education, ~ 'e+"f
Terms and other particulars may be known on apnIna
Gon at the residence Of the MISSES ALLISON on tarSn
-l ,'iSst aII "
MADAME NORA-This celebrated PhIlosopbsT 8s
~ H0QEt and thyslOgn0mist and owner OF the EgyotSn
05oIs q r%e respectfully informs the ladies' and gentle
fhOH umet and may be consulted in any Of the above
sciences at her office, No 20 Gravier street between 81
ster ana ST. Paul streets. Madam Y. desired ,y rive
chronological Charts, with admeasuTeman,s OF iha sa,
ten1s. ament etc, Consultation 81. AL 24S,''
Joseph II. PALME{ Il CO-. ~ fr,vie- s,.,o,
- ~ cont mpla9g removal to Their new store No IL Camp
street te Isl Of September next will sell their present arge
soSk OF DET GOODS, consisting of Brown and bleached
Soit2hs, English and American Prints, Kentucky Inseys
anu leans, white and ColOred Flannes do do usn and
twled Apron and Furniture Checks; ChCctaw and Nan
Teen St4es French, Scotch and American Ginghams and
I h1i me lnsh Liners; Linen Sheetngs 1914 l4 and
IH4 able do and 9pklns together with large assOT
men of other seasonahle goods nciuding some 1sO 1s
aG3 - -i'S VIII MILLS
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RLUE LICK WATER, ICED-BY THE GLASS.
- Also by the barrel constantly hand for sale by
P. LOUIS MASSEY, Druggist,
auD cor. Camp and GRAY ersts.
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- MAYoR4LTY OF NEwORLEAEs, September l2. 1850.
NOTICE hereby given that in accordance with The
resolutions Of the Council Of Munclpali,y No Two,
passed at their stngs of uly q and September TO- 1850
WI sell the Contract for building School Houses mon
he property belonging the Second Municipality situated
N the First and Fourth Wards my office on MONDAY
the 5rd September ins in accordance with plans and
specifications on file in the Surveyors office. ~
A. ID. CROSSMAN. MaYnr
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FANCY GOODS.
DRY GOODS BY THE PACHAGl
~, EsFSEGGEzpfs Smith.

DRY GOODS BY TIE PACKAGE.
~. Es2'OegaGea" Saith,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
ieI4 NO. 80 GRAyIER STREET. R
PEN St::TO Merchants, Accountants, etc,
W. Z. KENNEY, NsAx
GOLD AND BELL-hETAL PEN MAKER, ~
~ Magazine street, ~
II AS on hand and 10 constantly manufacturing =
n @I Ind 'saatq W ass1msnt & pn q superior quality geg.
perfect to ali those %5G lave used Ii E Penn. M SSd Sn ISst o n @
he R oc 1 6s % seoad Mona Gap SSI snd s ho a "
becoming tavorie with every cue who nses them. n2
THOMAS ATKINS,
MAsT.Rs.ASSs MAKER AND UPHoIsTERER, NO:
Of d:capos Hs sf aad Mos G2ds %ds
sale, sae fad re retail a. SHIPS and STEAMBOAT CAPT4Ns
Six GASbKERGifHfnEnfssI;s f; hS EsRsG5iffn nsIs'
Sases ses iGV 6o Pieces pieces Is iRfs iHSRIIi iLNENs;
case assorted DAMAsK CLOTHS;
d Ss SsS = f!y1yiNa F1N6Y 6HY2'fgj'2 PRfNTs NHTE!T'NG'
4 bales 6fEG j6E L. EdTf III ifsa '23 S o s. 3s a2e Sz st.
C,oBBiAEr, { MOs3UlTO NFTIlNG.-.5 eases
%s@ JSaS Il EGLft6FFF .tyF co. 90 Cravi St.
DRIATED COTFONs-
3baes SO assorted HANDKERCHIEFs;
10 bales 98 assorted Cambdc PRINTS, suitable for the
J6S %: H. EI6TT III eGFiP Snq cS q G9svs GSS st.
10 RENT.
TO RENT-The HOUSE and Premises on Dryades
on no,Irrae terms to a rnod 10 ant Tba bnnsa ~, "a
tans We iarpe rnGms in 6e man bniJinn % LII So A
servants rroII. and sahes far seven R nm IL T. @
len niSra Ia, bn a. p,no ~ ~ "a Iii, ia a. an ~ N.
if,v ,iicI In W q "a ' isiiIs " hep
the time - r.n F m az ir,Ii m nF IN Nv ii iVl
ARD, on the premises. slA
EEOLIssttssIU RENT.-,A number Of DWELLING
Il hOCSEf Tor rent on i'anal sIe~t, between ko- ~
Ehn anu fLetnX sire t. from The hst OF UclOber sa.
APPy 10 10 " Y. NJ. FpSGr s5O Magazine st. -
-..,, ,,,,.-,E
~ hEtNA--NeTY low to good tehan. a. lst NOyem.
= DeI next, WIN the privilege after 'ha time, "a
delightful residence on CaInu street four doo E V.
Gslee containing SIX tine rooms besides halls, servants
iuOWs hchen, pantry, and every convenience 1t has
email Sfd ann and s%Isn a yards al paved fine southern
tIgnIaTs aipnv nj ths ofins " ~ anu '''ei III 5S''
=, 49, - - - - = 1e
/ kWELLlNG HOUSE FOX RENT-The large three
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Approved, July 8, 1885, 'e'''e'''
(Signed, ) A. D. CROSSMAN, Mavor
(TFue cOpy,) II, BIER CLERK '0'

MAYORALTY OF NRwORLEAEs, September 49, 1880
Council OF MUSCIPALITY No. Two {
Sitting OF Tuesday, September TO- 1850
ESnLyED, That the Mayor be and he is hereby re-
quesed TO again give The usual notice for the sale of e
Contracts for building School houses the LIST and An
Wards Of this Municipality, under the resolution passed
July 2 S5O-and that the clause in said resolution restrict
ng the sale Of the Contracts 9OO EACH be stricken
and n lieu thereof make the subject 10 the approval Of
the Council " W
tsigned) l. n, MARKS, President pro tenn.
Approved September T.. 1850,
IN tsgneo3 "A, n p ,CRosSSMAN, Mayor.
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Nn 2967.

Resolued, That on tie arrival and accepansJh :
the Fnqine. the Preasuter he, and hereby, pi
rize 10 pay on the warrant Of the nsyot 70 All. &
adelI Iphia Fire Company, No IA. oas 'nOus0i'u 1S'
Pk..sS se% 10 1850 N MAgKs Pss,S pIT slisS, sS.
Aapry% sent is. 1850. A D.Ckosssi<AN, n'e' Va
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may be Confidently stated tal there case OF Plies
which may mol be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR
1t is certain remedy, and the pain and
soreness.
l. John Williams, resident of Hamilton county and Cts
Of CINCINNATI ee it solemn duty that the cnmmu
nity thus publicly that have been troubled with ths
for about years, during which time have su
ered much bodily pain; lost portion of thai Tine by
confinement my bed, and have expended hundred
dollars but purpose continued grow Mean
whe persuaded, aud finally urged to make trial Of
" DA lIIEH'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR I" 10,
the awful complaint; and to utter amazement,
well and hearty ever and the OF boxes of hs
precious ointment ascribe my These will.
ing to affirm to- should it make the OF Old real
dent any more authentic JOHN WILLIAMS.
Cincinnati, 4th month, l847.
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g. WEBER, Boot and Shoe Dealer,
5-e s$ as$ :sa S15s+' ~ s;s sS,, s
Keeps co., ai y on hand every thing in his line Including
great ySri u Ladies' and Gentemens Boots and Shoes
and VIII sell at the lowest Cash Prices share of puhe
patronage is respectfully solicited AM iy
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P.,o,,,d That this Council 6x the salasy Of .es
eeSGs,s speoal officer (Mr. Mossl at hi'y ooi-
lars per month. ~ NARKs. PEST pre- tsm.
PSsss1 PSTassa ssPs ssn OF II, s50 A. D. CRossAAN' as0''
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sia@..ys.sslss i.is
nI0NIG ooIMR ' Z,.----c : &c IIAnLMsTON y.
q A GEEER AIs'-SeIv=-: l,ssa n yt
AA1oAe ALNll- L-A lLnLlkA....LG A-L--L ...

y fsssssss5-,as 5s----rrA ANn AITGt.s,Ts
- A GENER A.. SS sSSiS=!' -,s \ = q g'
q Aah9Is a. God - ogss.ls1.i5 s5oli 4 iso
In ''''.lg a IN Atianta ia u. B5alsol4. g
Fae-Montsomery to Charleston sS6 80 Time though
81 hours including sto2DagesSagng reduced to 98 miles
IhIee Daily Stage Lines between OpeHka and Griffin
GHnbesides Extra Coaches always n readiness to car
forward any number of through without de-
t The Cars the Railroad Of the most approved
consucon-t0se uDOn the Georgia Railroad provided with
state rooms and berths, FIR night travel ~
Hds Sas y y % S2 nj ao Sg. .
N. B.Passengors procuring Through Tickets of the
agent al montgomery, will save about 81.
G IL - A II C E N IRA L MAIL LINE,
VIA COLUMBUS MACON AND SAVANNAH.
soasy Il a. m opea M Ra2 RlSGANoEsi 5d & as,
9lslsa B5GneaviI!e..IO m stages,.... e8 :.
sIeo@ y,2 S5ysoaa. EsFosd,,lsS ::
hare-MOntgQmery to Charleston, $23 5O-to Savannah
~ 5J Time through 72 hours, including two nights rest
. ~ The Steam Packets composing the Charleston and
sR6k ssfRS5RPRh ,6d L9$ SrS PEs f fTGf SEA
neStness and sumptuOus fare.
~ NO charge for meals or berths
The Cans on the Central, Macon and Western Railroads
are OF the finest description.
Two Daily Lines Of Four HoTss Post Coaches, from One
nka !? Blrnsyle via Columbus. besides Extra Coaches al.
passengers without detention. VI 1400S"
>, ~ For Through Tcxc apply to the Agent at the Ex
gOmery, Ala. ~
n. B-Fassenges b procuring Through Tickets of the
Agent at Montgomery will about S4
r., IL. GltI GCHIA,RLESsTEoN, TO NEW, YORK,
- by we llaly Line OF Sea Steamers Wilmington NJ c.;
ence 9 Haroad o Petersburg thence Philadelphia by
he me eiiaPsbed s mail ue via Richmond, Wasn s9n Cly
w ly4 6amo,e Fb59ngh Tickets can be obtained OF T.
pany, Charleston, s. G. Fare, $50 ~
steamships from CharIeston to New York.
steamships NQRTHERNER and SOUTH ERkER
cave Charleston alternately every Saturday a1ivp1 in NJ
orb on the following Tuesday. Fare 800 ne 81 1>e"
E.S Fare Through, Fifty mine Dollar
IeI SHELDON u POTTER, Agents, IS Camp st !
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BO' =. TAhLOR SE co. Dealers iR Coffee Gun.
~ .D BdSs, h,cS and Western Produce, No. as Maga-
- n, iTW ~ OIeai9i ~ HirE :, ty2
usct al business Of the House. per nOan act passed
ilsday before A. q. Alnsw01h, Notary Public
70 GEO. Y. TAYLOR & co.
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FURTOus lnRIVINGI,...

Extract from Ordinance Of The General Council passed
80 December %, 1886.
ART lo,- Any Dray nan, Carter. other Driver of
any any C55rt Iray, Wagon, TgTnbre Lumber Cart, Wood
Cart bck C9Tl or other vehicle whatever public or pF
yae who slall be eun orqnnins his horse mule
or mules, through any of he of the three MpnCi
Palles OF this city, driving rate 0hCa loaded
than walk, and when not iGGed greater speed than
se0 r0L OF pace or turning the Of any road
%hsther loaded Or not at seT gait than 17dk shall bay
hne OF from slO TO S9O for the first offence, and for the
the above fine and if such drayman carter or driver be
slave, he shall receive ases the st offence and for
the second offence hesha receive 70 asbes and all dayen
carriers drivers expressly forbidden drive their ami
NAL or animals at faster gait than allowed BY this an
Gle, under the above fines and penalties Published by
resolution OF Council Of Muni ,ipaiity No. Two.
S. 1w JOHN CALHOUN, Secretary,
SOLDLEAs, DIsCHARGEs MANTED- Il Il
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u J A.. tH f"gOODF on HIS ory and BiafcE = ShaS-S
1tJt man. will g pupls IN undersa a n The
.Senllno adnfts the school urnhed wIh the yeTpiit
@ +nr I4rtRer information application NAV he
~ EsLsOItl-g ~ by elter. au3l 2mdvW
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Union HATS. ;;.,.;.." MON HATS. "a
tA 70 atrlve per ships Raahant elisha Pennesson, ~
- lol cases Of Pearl and Drab ion Hats These ~
unique and fashionable Hats much in demand now and
wa DuRBRlbGR . TO sCusomhouse st.
EGHORN IlATs-l ease LeglOm Hats, of superior
gay and OF all sizes, directly imported and for sale by
auso BARELLI u co. 81 Common street.
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JEW OhLkANs EAII.:MANT q REMITTANCI

!SssSA - 80 II
E Undersigned at his old established office continues to
ends IN England Ireland Scotland with Sterling Sigb,
dlts payabie IN pOstOwn in the above named kim
ms and IN sam so suit lie also as usual continues haT
passengers brought from Liverpool 10 this civ on good
ss ana reasonable terms Parties living at a distance by
AaaIessIng letter (postpad) the undersigned viii be
" 11mIy attended ID. JOHN TOOLE,
ST. " lsput
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Ss- 81, EytETGLE Es-Assorted, 80 to "a inches, Ten
= - stern and eqrrdnted equal to the best Tennes-
2 so 50 FATE BARS, FURNACE MOUTHS, etc.
S-S5S and for sale by
IS W. B. MoOUTCHQN & co.
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10 THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
AewNOrk via Mobile and Montgomery, Ala, and
ChnFIeatOn, .. @.
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~ ,..d That The Mayor be and he IS hereby
70 aeai,t give the usual notice ior me
o The contacts oy building seeS9. ao%ssI
the f'rst anu .asoln,ton passed July %, 1880 aud
under sus cl,nss IN said resolution. Eestr'e'pg .as
ina. oe contracts % $1,000 each be stricken out. ssu
sa's a y, thereof make the terms sablee' % 'ns Ap
r,nvai OF the Couocil. .,p1s prs,t no se.n,
Pss,sa ssYs se, ~ s, 5O A. D, GRO W
2g69
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STA NDS-4 Brainree Gins 50 70 60 saws. ioy sale
SIG ~ % nad -, ao y = q ".
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CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE,
C@S r. IL. FELL IL co., 81 COMMON sTREET,c-T,
II NewOLeens, importers dqS Dealers, fghotesats Tg
Ks Ga tors, Candlesticks, Table Cutlery, Japanned E
~ attrs, etc.. Goods will be offered low prices and
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"a Xxx n. 0S SCGALDAFELI4, Steam Oakap lieag5ae
- - ,, Sypress Grove Mills corner of Calliope and
Ss re- prsgsTsj sSS,, second &c Municipality, Newpeans
t1- Orders left at EpGELL, MULF0Rp Co e.
fYa' street, Or at The Mills, will be puncualg
uu-A LIZ
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RI HOS. ID. HAL rs, BroEcr, St Charles tiUol Ru.d
- Il ng, l-h door i.1m COmmcn street, Oice IL Davi.
n,say t'o. New Orleans - vIu buy and sell Landed
IFa%ry utaIn luansSn 'gr.Gage; Discount NOes: serve
asoSpra e and Expect: adjust accounts make Copar-
tgthecG tieInents lntenls e Ing city during the
nv d sNd VIII serve as Acnt Tor owners DrOpertv
yss{n sent for taxes fair valuation draw eas c1I
- etc. and attend to Agency business in gen.
=, 4 \ ~RNNnA-h mills
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nuFFlELD'S HAMs-5O tierces in store and far ..Ie
= by lsl2. .. HART & co. ~ Tehoupitouia st
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EIGN PORTS.

,!7l4 For VERA CKUX-Fhe new A coppersd
sLLI3 and copper fastened schr BONITA, Capt. Sbsa
~1a VIII have imueda dispatch. For freight or pas.
sage apply board at lhe lower Plcayure tier " to
SO BARLLLl x ca. d Common street.
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WHi5Aht. ga9riMnER7iOO 900 feet square Pine Timber
si5 l. W~AhTHuR y co, q and % New Ieyee
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y. OHLEANs and CARKOLLTON RAILROAD.
ksss gls2 hi i 80, i.ssrii
e4tSL1zk 1ktG- y
Neo 1rrdR Hourly Departure the Cars
RRg y he L9HtstdPG and NdpOiGOR .Agenue BraHch
h9aaS and Reduction the Fare to take DEace nm III
, an Of February, $50. ~ N"' -" "''
SINGLE ticket any distance to rom or above Louis
children over and nnder IL years o 0 10 10
n 5o OF from Louisiana Avenue (chdren half price , 10
oV uekeH Tor above Louisiana Avenue from Carroll
50 tickets to or from Lousana Aven~e %
FersOnal monthly tickets, (trOm first to the last OF
mn each month on!y,) any distance, ..........,, 90
Ihe cars depGrt from e BareRnG street depOt as og1s
Horse Gar "a A. M, "a and llIa P. M.
steam ram A. NJ, then every hour until p M from
vember, and al other times until 7Ii p M " '
From GdrroLkt0a'
Horse Car, 5 A. M; S and 10 p. NJ.
steam TRAM A. NJ, then every hour until p NJ fon
the third Monday in February to the second Monday In M"
velnbeT, and al other times until ~ p. M
LAFAYETTE LINE:
Fare any distance, tchdren, above, half price 80 10
~ tickets, - .....................,.,.,.,,, 4 IN
Personal monthly tickets, (Om the first to the last OF each
month Only,) any distance. ,.,.,......, 10
r., THE CARS DEPART AS FOLLOWS;
ron & Eaiayette IN summer and "a A. NJ.
EIoI Sanal street. do ."..,,,,..,.61s, u and A,
From ransyi 49, IN WINTER ena A. M
After WHICH the Cars viii leave each end every fifteen
ana HnHIes until p then at 10 and II M, from
aplE1 l0HN HAMPSCN. Ens'r and Suner't
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DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR,
PILES

but shall subon few testimonials of its value, seecte
from the thousands In possession, from all part u tn
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-06-14

DRowNED--A child OF Mr.. Thompson Val
entine, of this township, aged about years,
was drowned on Wednesday last in spring
near the house
On the next day daughter Of Capt. Nathan
Thomas, aged about 9 years, was drowned by
falling into the lock between Mexico and Thomp-
sontown.
On Friday last, a boy named VIM Miles, aged
about II years, was drowned at the lock near
The foot of the narrows, above this place We
learn from the REGISTER that 'he was en-
pioyed us driver on board of section boat
the captain of which was seen to treat him very
harshly IN passing through this place Suspi-
cion rests upon the captain of being accessory
TO his death, but he was permitted to proceed on
his way without arrest '-Juniata Sent, June !.
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From Cuba.

The United States War Steamer Saranac,
Captain Tatnall, arrived at Norfolk on the llth,
having left Havana on Thursday last, the 9th
inst.
Capt. Tatnall, her commander, proceeded i'm
mediately to Washington.
Before leaving Havana, Capt 7. received
surances from the Spanish authorities, that the
prisoners captured by them should be honorably
dealt with, until adSices received from
Washington.
The report that the Saranac had been placed
at the disposal of the authorities in Cuba, and
that the American Consul had been arrested,
we're entirely without foundation
The prisoners captured from the late invading
expedition were treated with great kindness.
The report Of the shooting Of five of the pris-
oneTs was incorrect. The prisoners are at Ha-
vana, and will be sent home
The Captain of the Saranac had called on the
Captain General and stated the reasons why the
men captured at Contoy had abandoned the ex-
pedition. In reply, he was informed that dis
tinction had been made between these and those
landed at Cardenas. The former should be well
treated, and have fair opportunity of proving
their innocence. No one is permitted to visit
them. The interview was altogether satisfac-
tory
The Spanish authorities express much salts
faction at the course of the American govern
menf in regard to the invading expedition.
Al was quiet on the Island when the Saranac
left.
| About three hours after the Saranac anchored
| At Havana, Spanish man-of- war came in with
prisoners, but no prizes The latter were sun
posed 70 have been seat 10 some other port 10
avoid collision.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-06-14

measures, tackled them together, in order that
one may gain strength and weight by its connec-
tion with the other. After a few remarks in re-
lation to the condition of Utah and New Mexico,
for the purpose Of showing that their eases were
not such gaping wounds in the body polite as
had been represented Mr. Dayton remarked
that he did not mean to say that governments
ought to be made for New Mexico if there
we're no difficulties attending such a course; but
here was this Wlmot Provso in the way-that
proYiso which the Senator from Michigan had
pronounced dead. How dead He would ask
did the Senator base that assertion upon a GER
tain vote taken in the other house? He certain
ly must be aware that the vote, under the cir
cumstances, was no test Of what would be the
result of the question when directly presented
in territorial bill. The proyiso had only been
scorched, not killed, and scorched by the Presi-
dents Recommendation of non-intervention in
the territories. Itwas quiet now, because there
was nothing to call it forth, but let them enter
its domicil and stir up this monster hydra, as it
has been called, and it would be found as full Of
life and vigor as ever. The instructions of the
legislatures of Northern States were not to con-
tinually press this matter, but whenever the oc-
casion should arise representatives were TO see
that the ordinance of 81 was respected.