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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22

PRICE 81 26-JUsT PUBLISHED
THE GREAT HARMONIC.
- ANDREW JACKSON DAVIS-Just published by
- FOWLER5 & WELLS,
my2l 6DltW 1871 Nassau st NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22
MAPS. GUIDE ROCKS AND

STATISTICAL WORKS-Alnost every variety. con-
osisniy FOR sale by
r'v2l ST. J. DfSTURNELL. Isl Broadway
THE BISHOP OF EXETER's LETTEKS u
The Arch Bishop OF Canterbury, pamphlet Of 80 os-
tavo pages, 10 Just published snd fnr sale by
my2l 81 PUDNEY RUSSELL. Printers - John-a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22
pOARpING sCHOoL EoR YoUNe LApIEl

- at Dtnbury, Connecucut-Psrcnts and guardians d
nrous Of placing their daughters school where -
comforts Of home may Be- realized 90 pains spared
70 ADVANCE ueH moral ana Intellectual improvement mg
so 90 moderate terns Psrtie liar attention Is PAID
their physical culture. "
Toe accomplishments tsnghi by he most completes
teachera
Circulars can be obtained n Firth Ponds muse srs
lFtrkln square, PelTeau 4 Perkins Waist and \
WlLCOIsu. y. sehooI Agency, 2Ss Broadway room Ma
IL 40 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22
May 10, 1850

IL The Committee appointed by the Union "
on Saturday evening May ls, to call general
meeting of the Trade, ON behalf Of the "Union, 3"
have procured TammaDy Hall for that purpose,
and the meeting will be held at that place saur-
day evening, May 25, at O'Clock PM. 4 full at
tendance of the Trade is requested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22
FRENCH BOARDING ANDDAY SCHOOL

Il Madame Xix has removed her French soS EngaA
Boarding and Day School rom 4 Csrron.paee u lA
81 AaTkEpiaee Firstay. The new locsdon 10 ops
and airy with q large garden and the hoose, dosas
with every modern convenience. sbe invites hcee
having daughters for whom they de,rs thorough asa
hrstcIass sducguGn 10 all branches call and exsrle
Der lesumonala She has hsd committed to Der csrs bs
ghiers OF many Of tbs leading families Of this city sad
can refer 10 all. mga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22
RELIGIOUS INCoRpoRArIoms

JUST PUBLISHED by the subscribsrs new edhloo q
the Laws OF the State Of NewYork In relation 10 Red
glous incorporsuons with all the amendments up thu
fuDnsh9d and for sale by Ing m BELL GO0Lp
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-05-28

: ,.,;..;or have fled, setting forth lha'
lhey have reason 10 believe If's' InG oc" =, :"
e c'v are not united il approval OF THIS
"o"'" CHS j. sworn to. The object Is
s"' ~, onr commissioners upon the PROF.
81 ~, nnanimitv upon this point sup
nose YOU know, without any KIND oil "oooI
itiha, perhaps no enterprise was ever 'ou''
,"1nrej on which there was more gen
rral unanin.ity than On this. lheFe nave
Ln,n some adverse opinions expressed
Hu, no, rs relates to The equity of .hecialms'
IA .hc Justice Of our suits. Some lew
IN VIRGINIA, / know, and probably else
yhere declaring that he act by which the
Nnr,bern Church witIholds our pro rata
division Of the book money is most gros'
sIv unius, and dishonest act, would never
I,Geless, rather give them the money tnan
a a',i the country by exposing their dis
honesty in suit. In this view, there
are perIiaps, a few persons found in the
South who would rather give them the
money than prosecute the suit ba'
nome that have yet heard of, ever doubt
ed the Justice Of our claims, and our Fiigh,
10 sue. Since the suit commenced
have not learned that the first m"n ever
Idemurred. If there has been any demur'
rer, | have vet to hear of it. In view o.
these circumstances, we should concur IL
unanimous vote of approval. Some may
think these remarks little strong. Those
who are familiar with the whole question
will feel very different. l speak IN the
hearing of those who remember that du
ing tile discussion of this question, In the
GENERAL conference of 1914, did declare
IN terms not TO be misunderstood, my be-
lief that, by some means or other, 1t wouit
so result. that the Northern Church woul(
keep us out of the last cent of this money
if thew could. Some thought my remarks
uncaled for and uncharitable. DR.. Bangs
and others, though it deserving OF some
rebuke, declared it to be a reflection upon
their honesty TO intimate that they would
withhold from us cent of our money
under anv circumstances. Yet this very
man, with others, has put in, under OATH
the plea, that we are not entitled TO one
cent oft; and they are doing all they car
TO prevent or forestal just decision by
the courts of the country. These arc
some of important facts bearing on the
case in view of which, we owe 1t to our
selves, to the commissioners, to the whole
church, to give it unanimous vote OF ap
proval.
The vote on the resolution was thcr
put, and it was adopted unanimously, by
a rising vote.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-05-28
The Fora1 Against Cuba.

Another of those criminal enterprises
the natural fruit of the political immortality
that sprung luxuriantly up during the
Jacksonian Era, is reported to have been
lately undertaken. New Orleans, New
York, and perhaps other ports have just
vomited forth bands Of lawless adventu-
rers carrying with them the purposes and
means Of war, against the unofendng
people of the Island Of Cuba living under
the dominion Of the Spanish Crown and
government, with which the government
and people Of the United States are al
profound peace, and connected by treaties
guaranteeing international amity and good
offices. This piratical adventure, which
some journalists too indnlgently denomi-
nate an expedition is said to be under the
command Of one Narcisso Lo-
peg, a Spaniard, and as il wonld appear a
traitor TO his country and government,
from which he has received many distin
guished and valuable marks Of favour.
This foreigner, in pursuit Of his selfish
schemes Of ambition or revenge or what
not, has had the assurance 10 land on these
shores and by dint Of deceptions and de,
lusions of various sorts TO vile away from
their duty to their government and selves
a considerable number of American ci,i-
zens, who accompany him in his desper-
ale enterprise.
The affair seems 10 have been conduct
ed with a seclecy--so far as our own
government was concerned, for that OF
Spain has long BEEN preparing Cor it
worthy Of very much better cause. Ii
is said--but We shall not accord any credit
whatever to the rumor until better aulhen.
tieated-that several distinguished citizens
Iof this Union, chiefly or entirely from the
Southern States, are participants in His
business, lending it their copntenancc aad
perhaps assisting it BY their Means
These reports we hope soon to see con
tradicted by the parties they concern, fol-
surely they cannot knowingly suffer theiI
names 10 be connected with a piece o
buccaniering that 10 years ago woul,
have drawn down universal cxecration.
] Leaving the subject of the alleged en-
couragement of this scheme by men. O
distinction we give expression 10 our sor
row that tho moral sense Of our pcopl.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-05-28
In I.uCh.

Our editorial brethren in Charlestown
have reason TO thank their lucky Stars that
their lines have fallen in a pleasant place
Pretty nearly every number of their pa
pcrs records their acknowledgment of
some acceptable nicely, AID This week our
friend of the Free Press tells us of piece
of double luck in the following:
Fine MUTroN.-We arc under obIl-
cations 10 our friend Mr.. John W. Hoop
cr, of this town, for a roast of the finest
Mutton ever in market.
Also, to Mr.. William Johnson for
roast and chop Of his choice Mutton"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-05-28

UNFAIRLY made ~ reEy EvS2t- :42ie gen
ltleman, establishes the sH"unIci cFc9cnce
10 be attached to lis statements, and g,!eS
another leaf from his own history ne
ORIGINAL of this affidavit is r0w in Mt
FORESTS possession, in this city, and may
he seen by any who desire to examine IL
Gin a!ad Co,mIy Of Me-" Fo16:--
Henry L. Hunt being duly sworn' saI'h'
that he has known George J" unison
for nanv years and this deponrn, 'uf'he.
saith. that the said Jarnison's character
for truth and yeraciiy is bad, and thai ne
is not to be believed under oath. Ano
tbs deponent further saith, that said Geo
|, 81. Jamison is notorious as lIbertlne'
and for being utterly without principle or
honor in regard to women; that sometime
in or about the year 1913, the said George
w. Jamison was on terms OF friendly IN
timacv with this deponent, who was then
living at Buffalo, with his wife; that this
deDonent admitted the said Jamison free
II, and with entire confidence. to h's lam
iiv circle; that the said Jamison, by every
species of seductive and insidious art, first
corrupted the mind Of deponenrs SAID
wife, and finally seduced her from the
path of duty anu of honor.
(Signed} HENRY BLAINE Hunt
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-05-28
Candidates for the Reform Convention.

Seven names of Candidates have been
presented 70 tie District composed Of
Jefferson, Berkeley and Clarke for tie
honor Of lis representation in the October
Convention. Oilers NAY vet be nominal
ted. These gentlemen are respectively
Henry Berry, VIM. c. Wortbing'on, An
drew Hunter. and JOHN a. Thompson OF
Jefferson. Edmund i. Hunter and Ed
ward Colsron Of Berkeley; and Province
Mccormick of Clarke.
Inasmuch as Jefferson stands first a
mong the counties the District, il would
hc only fair that i,ro out of the four dele
gates to The Convention should be sent
hence, and we think il likely that out of
the four gentlemen from Jefferson already
brought before the District rs good a Sc
lection can be made as from A larger NUM-
her.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-05-28

ington CUrrrs pOndent Of lie Baltimore
Sun. In ordinary times and circumsar.
ces i. would be Jokes now there is every
reason 10 accord it full crcicnce. Could
ANYTHING be more profoundly Iamonla5Ie
than III. s,a.e Of things it Por,rays' Il
shows fa,l in The moral barometer TIA,
canno; long Prccaje storm, Tie icr'oa
If which might be estimated somewhat
from the amour, Of misery and sufgrngs
lint our selfish ambition has not refused
To visit upon our neigLbors, north, west
and south Of US. By 1 re,la'cr commu.
n;ca,ion, from the same source, we learn
rha. the "otjrclion" made above has been
got completely around by verbal qo'5,
ble. The treaty is only to bind England
it is now said she i, is that 'co!onizes;'
VIC "aaucN" IN "reanneX." Happily
Tor the honour OF The American name, and
for the chances Of 4 restoration Of tic
popular step once more TO the path of rec,
.,ude, We have no willy ,rickstcr at the
head Of the Governments, bat man who
knows fell we'll that for nation rs for an
individual, the way Of righteousness is he
wav of safety.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-05-28
THE REGISTER.
ShepherdstOwn, Jefferson County, Va.
TUESDAY, MAY %, 1850.
~ In consequence Of a partial change

~ In consequence Of partial change
effected in the proprietorship of the Shep-
herdstown Register, from and after this
date the paper will be neutral in politics,
but devoted 10 the general interests of the
Town and vicinity wherein published.
Henry w. McAnly, of the original firm,
is associated with Mr.. Joseph Entlcr, ST.,
in the existing proprietorship.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-05-28
Amendments CT the Constitution.

The reader is presented below with an
embodiment of what Mr.. Calhoun with
all his alleged moral courage, only hintcd
at or alluded to, in bis last great spoken
manifesto. There may or there may not
be similarity between Tire views of Mr..
Calhon and Col. WgfaIl. At any rate
1t is quite certain that whatever tho Nasb1t
vile Convention might do, nothing like
these amendments can ever bssengralled
upon the existing Constitutions
The Richmond Enquirer repudia'cs
them and expresses j hope, VIC arc glad
to see, that III innate reconciliation will be
effected without fundamental changes.
Col Louis r. WigGaIl of Texas, writes
a long letter to Gen. Henderson, dele
gate from that State TO the Nashville Com
ycnuon, proposing 'harlh Nashville Con-
yculion sohnnIy urge upon Congress to
offer 10 the SAFES, for ratification the ioI-
lowing amendments, which, he thinks,
will finally. now and forever, settle tho
pcrilous question:
|. Lct it H. declared that tAc thIrI
clause Of the eighth section Of the fist
article, which gives to Coag-e., the pow
cr Ito regulate commerce among the sew
cra States" shall never be construed 10
confer any power over The slave trade be-
twre:> IIiq S.atr5.
2. Let be- declared that the sixteenth
c.alsc Of the same section Of the same ar.
llrlr, which gives To Cong,e-s lie power
40 exercise exclusive legislation over
the District of Columbia, aud other places
in ,le Save States, ,halI never be couslru-
ed to confer any Pswcr over slavery IN
hose places.
3. Lc. j, he jc,llrcG that tic federal
government sha!l have tic power to ac-
qnirc territory to bcioI 2 70 lie Safes com
pUssr the Union, and. HAT, when acqHIr-
ed. 4 shall be he du:y o. ihc governm.He
d., once To suhdiyit"llir rrritori.g 81 con
vcnicu, size Designating he size, and e..
rabA.i. over them s-rrIioH ] governments.
wi b 30 provisions rs TO slavery, giving
-, lac people of those territories The pow
rr of leg-n'Iou far themselves upon all
su'jrr:y, ercspi fhoi If sLrcery, and a.
lowing llrm. when Iacy nave sufficient
number ur inhabitants, ri'lzsns Of the u
ni,cd State, 10 meet and form State Gov
rrunrnr-. ard be- admitted mo the Union
upon equal terms with the original States
/. Lrlii be declared that The fret arli>
Gle uf lhc amendments to the constitution,
securing to he people The right "Peacea-
U,y ,o assemble, and pei ION the govern.
meul Tor redress Of grievances, shall
never be- construed 10 allow Congress the
privilege Of receiving. discussing, refer
ring, or rcpcrling upon any petition upon
the ,uhrcl Qf slavery.
,. Let tie Gnh arIlrlc bc - amendch
~ L. rlac- ia, COMPROMISE, be. wccn TIC
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-05-28
STILL LATER.

Yesterdays Mail brought us the wei
come intelligence OF the failure of the
.exled ton under the redoubtab!e Lopez.
It appears that the reception lie met with
at Carienas was very different from what
the first account would lead usro believe.
Tie inhabitants of CaTdenas defended
themselves travely and contested he
ground inch by inch. Though ultimately
compelled 10 yield the town, yet the Peo-
ple manifested a disposition 80 aanch the
reverse Of what the invading party had
been led to suppose by heir leaders, that
,hc party bccaA,e disheartened' and insist
cd on retaining TO Key West, whi'her
thew arrived after running near risk OF
capture by the Spanish war Steamer r.
zarro. Soon after the Creole had arrived,
The Isabel steamer lromHavana to Charles
ton put in al Key West, ard Lopez, with
one Of his aids took passage in her TO Sa-
yannah. Intelligence Of this being lele'
craphcd 10 Washington, orders were re-
turned 70 the L. s, Marshal to Arrest Lo'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-05-28

1t IS sad that the chief objection to the
treaty is tha, il binds this government not
to annex Central America, or any SAFE
thereof. 'rhis IS a deprivation to which
we muet reluctantly submit, as an equiv
alent 20 the Abandonment by tile British
Government Of certain Of her claims to
exclusive jurisdiction in the Mosquito
country. But tie treaty does 10, prevent
lis from anneX.ng Yucafan, Cuba. S..
Domingo and Jamaica, ali of which are
now the immediate Objects OF political sn>
plditv. UDik all these arc annexed we
cen wait COR CcaisaI America.
We extract the s5ove from tic Wash.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-05-28

METHODIST EPISCOPAL. CHURCH PROP
ERTy QUEsrIoN.-ln the official proceed
ings of the general conference the Meth
odst Episcopal Church, South, at St.
Louis, on the llth inst, we find the fol-
lowing:
DR.. Smith submitted the following res
olution, Signed by one delegate from
each annua! conference,) which was read.
RssoIred unanimously, BY the dele
gates Of the several annual conferences OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church, Soath,
in general conference assembled, that we
fully and cordially approve the action OF
the commissioners OF said church, in
bringing suit for the recoyery Of en- equit.
able share of the book concern and ehaE.
tered fund Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, as pledged III the plan of separa
ton adopted by the general conference o.
ilSl4; and that said conmissioners-H
b. Bascom, A. J.. p. Green and c. b
Parson-bc requested and instructed, ant
also furnish with the necessary means tc
prosecute the claim with vigor until the Fl
nal decision Of the Supreme Court Of til;
United States be had On the suits now
pending.
DR.. Smith said: The reason for pas
sing this resolution, and passing il unani
mOusly, is found in the answer of tht
Northern. Chrsch to- the bill! Which, on
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-20
tReposted Tor the Crescent.1
Loufstana Le9hsIaturc.

BATos RouoE Monday FebFusry fs issR
SrSATE.-Ghe SenaSs met pursuant % adiourn-
ment Quorum present.
Bills Introduced. An act 70 authorize the lioai.
dation of the aff4irs of The Civ Bank. NJ Orleans
Referred to Finance Committee. An act 70 pro-
vide for certain expenses iueurrs, hy the State
Library. Referred to Committee on Clairns.. An
oct relative 70 the New Orleans Navigation Com
pany. Made the order Of the day for Monday next.
An act to provide for any vacancy thar NAV occur
In lie office of Recorder. AdoDted.
Bslis from the House An act 10 provide for the
payment Of all membeys. officers and contingent
expenses of the General Assemble. Passed.
Salary of Assistant State Engineer at 5000
Referred to Internal Improvement COMMITTEE
Resogved That the State Engineer examine and repost the
aseqey nte sPa utf q pasi3g a anTse tef tSe wa
Levees.
An act ctgranlipg the privilege TO Michael and 10.
seph Canel, Of keeping ferry TO cross the Mssis-
sippi river at Shreye's Cutoff" Parish Poinie
Coupee and West Felicana, for ten years. Adopted.
An act 10 provide for the protection Of persons
and properly from the explosion Of steam vessels
plying on the Mississippi river. Adopted
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-20

CWEEF OlI500 baskets landing and in store for sale by
y tyl2 Ell HART " CO., 70 Tchoupitoulas ST.
CALT-l6Q0 bushels Trapan Salt aloat per bark Fran
- cesea, from Sicily, for sale by
fys BARELLI 8 CO., 81 Common at
RUCKWHEAT-loO packages landing and in store.
! fyis ii e. J. HART & CO.. 10 Tehoupitoulas St
EODFISH-4O0 packages, (bokes OF % and 100 lbs. and
~ druIus,) landing and in tor sale by ?
iale 2. j HART \ Co, 10 TchoupitouIss 81.
ID AIsINs-0 bbs g Pantelsria = just received from
i y Palermo and for sale by
fyll BARELLI CO.. 81 Common ~
DOTATOEs@14 bbk Northern Potatoes. (Aiercarsl
L. re for liable or planting, and for sale by
lAb OHAS. SfOlGHTON. - Camp st
GuNuHIEk-~TE r A $50 package; =
y kith5-Il1 parkeRss COdlssa. AaessFsl, elad sal
CnASBEeRlEs psak assa, N sioes aud las ssla Vi
fNS ssiAs, HFnt RATeAs " ea~s n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-20

HARDWARE AND IRON STORES,
g-. Nos so and g)I CAMP STREET
,1ptrsr1 " e pEIG ,..s = - I,.j.-s : - -
SS ptsrN iggtpgtLeIs oHu ~ a.
etSN dha 195testte lIaTuIare, Iut- sii
teIgi irohi im ftGties, ete. ulenh u,fn 1sf &zt7f
uiehus lof tlsiI teIy nnsial Ea " sN
& 9uaiy anu price oi tleif so911s, anu
then prohpt dttentoh " ~ oIgeis
they hYpe, sesue 70 e9l . % " l,eu 10
Nois' Dy aIflnulf liui anu ll pvll
, tey aIe e9neiss ~ Ien sns @ ms5i - ~
uttsu, " e.es els u s LIZ 1 I e, VI
ste tie stleippi ~ y ~ 'sa. @ 10 i " vi
soeh, ol Thcn 1pe ioonile y = pal., w: II roo
bbagus fl ilr Hon' louno' squas anu ia os: ts
hesl papls n,, - :" I'M ,ons: os:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-20
\. oRIs7Ss and GAaaoLliToS RAITRoAD.
Ga FsTS n, sij jGsssss:5

80 aA ~ 2 u
.he1o .5rraagemea Hourly Departure Of the CdrsOpeH-
ing gf the Louisiana and Napoleon .4geRHe Branch
Roads, and Reduction the Fare to take place the
4th al February, 1850.
single eket any distance from. above Louis
lana Avenue. W 10
'' children over 5 and under II years 0 10
To or from Louisiana AyeRne, Icildfen half pce,) 10
Oticket for above Louisiana Avenue, or from Canol
50tickets 10 or from l.ouana Avenue. 90
Persona monthly tickets lfom the first to the last oil
each month only } distance UO
The Cars depart the BdreRHe stFeef depot oOos
Horse Car, 81 a. Al. 9A and 111a +. NJ.
Steam Train, M then every hour until P NJ, from
the third Monday in February the second Monday in No.
yeInber and at other times until 75lP. NJ.
Fr9ha sCdrfOittDR.
Horse Car A. NJ; s and l0P. NJ.
Steam Tram M then every hour until q u, fI9m
the third Monday in Februsry the second Monday No
vember and at other times until 81 ?, N. tas
LAFAYETTE LINE:
Fare, distance. Children, above, half 30 9
lOtIckep, " = .,... W
Personal monthly ticks (Om the frt to the last of each
month only , distance ........,..... W
THE CARS DEPART AZ FOLLOWS:
From Lafayette an summer %, and IA A. M
From Canal street, do ,6a "a and A. NJ
From Lafayette in winter 61s, and u
Alter which the Cars win leave each end every fifteen
minutes until then at 10 and Il NJ. from
nl2 6m JOHN tlAMPSON, Eng and Super't.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-20

TUE NICARAGUA TREArx.-The washington
newspaper Correspondents are in some doubt as %
whether the Nicaraeua treaty is actually signed by
the high contracting parties The n. y. Fsesne
IS spositiye. 1t says g The fact thas treaty &af
been framed and signed by Secretary Clayton and
Sin H. L. BulFer fOe the eompiste and 6nal adjust
msat Of ali differences or causes OF differences be-
tween the two nations in regard 10 any portion ef
Central AmeFics, inclndiDg Nicaragua and the
Mosquito coast is just as certain as that the snn
rose Yesterday. The treaty was signed at an early
hour on Monday morning last, and the special lnea7
sepger conveying ltso Englaed passed shrough his
city on Tuesday, and lelt Boston IN The british
mail steamer on "Wednesday. with the treaty in his
Stats nor the British Minister any longer make
secret ofshs fac, that such trsaty has bsea eonr
clutle{l and sipnea
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-20
sgDRAGE, .E STORAGE.

STORAGE STORAGE.
ORLEANS WAREHOUSES;, .hagazine street, just
~ db0Ue julia dR EOacsr street. 6etpee JRiid and
ST. toSsphTfe subscriber begs leave to inform lbs friends
and the public that he has had double flooring " with all
me recent improvements, laid portion OF his pria.pa
Warehouse, expressly for the storage Of coffee making
equal IN point OF safety from damage if not SUPERIOR TO
very best Warehouse in the city His price for storage viii
be the same as last season. Wis &c. bag per month lie
also room Tor the storage of every description MeFchanse
the lowest rates.
eH Tobacco and other merchandise baed and repaeked
at the shortest notice. [ng3 6nl GEO. r. BEARD.