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S360.0O0.
THOMAS 4. ADAMS, President.
Moses GREENWOOD, Vice Presidei
TO RENT.

HOUSE TO RENT, in St. Claude street. be-
L tween Barrick and Bayou Road, First Muaici. -.
patty. q New and welliDlshed Two story Double fi:7
i'USE, with two story kitchen. The runt House III
contains Rooms, with fire each wi crates the
hlchen contains rooms the At the House s
Intended Tor two Dwellings, and will he rertet egaIs eli
al the rate Of 50 per month, the whole ea good
tenant, Al s4J. There II yard halt At The house.
With separate entrance each from the the
ton is most table. 4 POLY HUGH DuWl IN. At
bis Paint No. 81 St. Claude street, be wsen Barrck
a. iayou Road dl7-Iw+
= ES[DENCE FOR RENT-A Country Resi-.
~ dence two miles from the city, containing "A g.
pents OF highly cultivated ground, with Large Dwell ia
ling Houses, Stables Carnage Houses, Green HOu A2
, 4IuEpT ral
family. Rent low will Keep The OHeyfS in
good order Apply at 2 Natehez st., upstairs MS II
FOR RENT - Two small Tenements. with
large yard cistsrn. etc. on aagdelen street between
onnon and Grayier will be rented very low good a
tenants Apply 70 - ~
FOR RENT Iowa new Two.story Frame
- House, containing four Rooms. and situated on 81.
Cypress street. the New basin The house well 80
calculated Tor Two small families hut N be rented TO ~
one good and responsible person, for SIS per month Apply
To [u7 til A BOWERS ia Masgzine Al
HOUSES 40 RENT-A numGer Of DWELLING
n dODSEs Tor rent, tana street, between RO- Ia
man and PrefuK Streets, from the first of October Id
Amply 70 10 til C. Vi. FOGG, $50 Marianne ~
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MUNICIPAL ADJUDECHuoS.-Ths Mayor yesterday soIt
the contract for bu ding plank road on Common street
from ST. Mary's to Galysz street, Michael L. Boy Ian, al
81 - per running foot
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DIFFICULTY WITH AUsTRIA.-The New York
Express says that the letters ofts Washington cor
respondents, state that the Austrian Charge, (Mr
McCurdyD successor of Colonel Webb, is there,
but has not obtained his orders yet. Mr.. Hulse.
mann, the Charge from Austria, it is also said acts
as IT there was mischief brewing. Independently
OF these intimatiOns, we have similar hints from
other quarters. Rumor says there is Rare I'm
between the American Secretary of State and Mr..
HuIsemann; that the latter has been demeaning
himself dscourteousy, in consequence of the kind
treatment we have given the Hungarian refugees
officially and unotticialy; that, therefore, Mr.
McCurdy will not be instructed to 60 out of the
country until Mr.. Husemann renders something of
an apology for hard and harsh words and that
these are the causes of the delav
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STABBIyG.-An sitray occur ed Yesterday between two
free of color at Che corner Of Royal and rack Streets
in which O. them stab ell the back IT, other
M urra Ill
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After all, however, the Lind mania is 4 happier
and more beneficial state than the usual condition
OF sober reason 1t causes the jaded mind to forget
the cares of the world, and taste in imagination
those Joys which thrill through Paradise when the
harps and voices of its angels swell in exulting
waves Of melody over the triumphs Of virtue upon
earth
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Mr. Woodbury. LangdOn, nephew OF the ste John ia;
cob Asor, long supper 10 snal parry o.
friends. The caneias used the occasion to decorate hs
eleven hundred dollars he h9rti OF sw 4h
looud not supply sufficient lumber OF these iash0haO
flowers and the green houses Of phAdeiDhlaI Boston ana
baltimore we gleaned OF their choice blossoms 10 grace ms
liable the cost the banquet and the WINS was IN proper
lion DemOniCo's bill for the dishes he FURNISHED was
Eighteen bundled dollars, The numbe OF guests invited was
but dOzeu.'
I In contrast 10 this, we give another paragraph
/ rom the same paper:
" PAUPERIsM The report of the Governors o. the Aims
House for November has Iust been published There were
supported by the different charitable Institutions, that month
7 persons, 1O3 being out door poor The expenses were
t 3 49, and the req 1895 25 The the city an
orally The various Institutions Is about halt NIL ION OF
and including institutions supported by private
Hres, the of the poor in NewNOrk yearly about
1fgNl0O0'''
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WANTED.

WANTED To PURCHASE Bonds of
w Second Municipality and Mayor's Warrants.
,,7 ~. T. D. HAILEs, Broter,
nsI-IW r t'rsvier 81 stairs.
NM ANTED-A Situation as Book Keeper bv
w who is thoroughly couv-rsant with and
who has resided in this city several years and fully aec
mated The best OF testimonials be sIed quail
hcations and integrity. Please address office the
resent di7 IT
M ANIED-The Undersigned wishes to pur-
W chase ONE HUNDRED SLAVES, for which The
highest price, viii be paid Those who have slaves for
VIII please call on the unde gned his office ISL Gr,ver
street. rdl9 III ] w BOSZAAS.
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RAND NEW YEARS NIGHT BAL
BRUINS NATIONAL HALL,

CARoNDELET, NEAR UNIOS STREET.
NrjgN Dir. and hrs. FREDERICK e. BRUINS ~,
"a ~ y inform their pupils End the la,-s El9
1g3=g5E aud g-nleutn Of New Orleans Laftvat-e
49, g Oh II uelF Second CIR AND BALL this season -
~ iaE's place on WEDNESDAY EVENING, W 90
January l, ISL. MI
Ladies lnvitat 70 ig bad by applying al the Hall of Mr.
'N rs, and no aides admir- without ITEM. 80 SO
~ Gl Gle. ems Card ur A rGGSs'1., 81 Ua
~ ~. lELL-h b ELAL IS. gr.nL--L-r and trsc.nr
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W EATON EVANS 4 co.
RON .fafrFa loo HHa TFr.,-.F Co.

Better testimony cannot be rd of auy nsiu- thar
the following "on " 5 Gilbert whose character and
well known South aud We much
Of The lnveterate Cancers aud Chrome
BemE called upon MIR. Evans opinion respecting
'r Iaciu's Tohh and Gum Specific, take sAyng
90 IT. rs FEe hive odd The speci1c rapidly and
heard tom ls Effects has unlye sal saaC0n,
'h apPa alton OF the tupe RrcIe
and Nh'nt he Tee h sIo, tor eSorng hunnss spnng
gums ana he-hRg h,m, VII there ueer7on wi rsily.
Suffice 70 TO say, that II has Of efficacy.
s GlLBERr, Nj. D., sj fOydraE street, Neworleans.
10,
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DAN RICE's CIRCUS

TUESDAY EVENING, December 3D. This unrivatei Tr7ure
= Of 70 e'rafh viii perform s. Charles street. opposite
lo street evening If the 3 daily for
q short
The place been thoroughly rsted
WIZ prepared for the reception Of fashionable and
sE Doors open o'clock; performance at T. precisely
~ Adm b1-DTels Circle, 50 Pit, IS cent; Free Co
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N~tsNGScNsPo H'' e iva A'h7A-A-Na
SmGTH n BnARDNANs office North corner Of la
- iayee Square and 81 Charles street auld esllths al
tentOD oil suffering humanity their superior Operations IN
the preservation ct the TEETH The an OF pseservg per
manenty cerecus Teeth Is that prsc,unefs have
Is vet attnineu calling FORTH does, al The sS Of gh
mosl scenlle Operations and We tss Il duY syiss
those VINO Wl5h prompt and ssrR preservation OF t0ss
Naus pc Hpxas 10 health to take the earliest eppoTtaut
n hsyIng them Cared for lntheineTtion OF ARTIFICIAL
IEti IL, especially full sets, esuecal pride and saars
IN 50 constructing them defy the Scrutiny and
5na5ntym all Instances complete satisfaction 10 seAsEof
the tinuis and Teeth IN general, all find eAeefui and
candid sdvoe traits Numer0us persons who have tested
favor. tvI9si.l =
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mn. chrIstie,s GALVANIC nRAoRnEr

found Of vast service in Of commissions or fits
spasnodc complaints, and general affections OF th
bead Rnd uper eNtremItes Also in Palsy and Para ysis
energy z the limbs OF 3thsr 2rRaUs Of Inc body. 81
GY Many hundred Certificates, from al parts of the conn
Try, Of the most extraordinary character can be given Il re-
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DISTRESSING RAILROAD ACCIDENT. The fol-
lowing was communicated by telegraph 10 the
farleston Mercury:

COLUMBIA, December "a. l0P NJ.
lrhe cars that left here & is morning On the Char
Ice Road for WiUnsb orO, with twenty passengers
hlmsr entered on the tresssl.wOrk al Ekin's Mil
I .Aaut about ten miles, when something was dis
ehered 10 be wrong. The engine haltedD when
Two ends of the cross-tes OF the tressa-Work
-, and the rain WIS precipiiatsd about
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E'Oh SALE two-story frame DwelIing
a house on Apo 10 street, between Josephre and -
Jackon Lalagette-L u feet inches from bv Ia -
lei eep Man house has four and two panrie Lii
saees nn ana at 81 e. story kitchen and servants
room az necessary ont buildings, etc. IwaT garden in
'front.' Prce $500 $1,000 cash, balance in and Il M NJ hs
1'.iHLeN y" VIC LIetIstS. do I'm
10 BE SODA Horse, Cab and Harness,
= The Cab is in good running order They will "a
Dc soIl ow for cash Apply G. B eakIy's Csr M S-SO
LlAse SI0p on Circus st, the Eclipse stable Ali
or at u Maria street. d3O -
FAMILY GROCERY FOR SALE-A Family
- Grocery Establishment, well stocked and do nr good
business situated the Second Munruaty, IN a rer rat
location Tor the business, VIII he sold urivate on
laEe"us terms, Ad res . r this office dSI 81
FOR SALE-A superior Waiter and House
L Servant. Amply to
~ CHARLES a. TOWNSEND " co.
n=6 lStl 4 Magazine street
FOR SALE-One Iar-e Boiler and Machinery
L suitable tnf small Steamboat Apply IN
d5 In 1 w. ARTHUR y 90. % aid "a New ! evea
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PONrCHAMrRAIN RAILwnAn COMPANY
Notice.

On sunday the Cars leave every hour from o clock A. NJ
GS An OMNIBrs leaves canal and Chatres street every
quarter Of an hour for the Depot.
j. w. SMITH, Superintendent.
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The GIBBS FORTUNE IN ENGLAND.-We see it
stated that Benjamin Gibbs Mitchell, formerly of
Baltimore, and more recently from Bermuda,
claims the fortune fight millions ofdollars, which
has remained in England many years without an
owner, the rightful heir not being known. Mr..
Mitchell has been in England the past year, and
has made his claim to the title clear that he no
longer doubts that he shall obtain the money. He
arrived hrford, Connecticut, lately, to procure
certain evidence touching his identity.
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| Admission, IS cents.
IL The papers Of the above places by Inserting this notice in
their columns, viii aid gooi cause receive the arss Of
| the above Assoeia' go
! Perseverance Fire Co. No. Is,
~ ar n ilS i'as5 and mem ct tats Comp ny
t At the E6Fi house 6n TUEsDAI EyF F% .I
! - - Dec 81, At halt-pasr7 O'clock.
EEmens 6r45e association are requested to prepared
dao GO. v; nreDEIL Sc Rotary pro TEN
a George Washington Lodge No. 60.
wv n a cA cd ggetag q =, Ne
~ st $50 n sS5fS 4. n ~ ~!
e.s :. a. DENrzEI. ses ere an a.
H- South Western Bible Society of NewOrleqns
!Hs Anniversary IN citing Of thus syiy puspusi account Of
Sor r OF Por aud on TUESDAY EVENING
9l'i ins1' at O'Clock. as P NJ. OZANNE, Secretary.
-eSo-
~ Louisiana State colonization GOciety,-A
al meeting Board Directors will be- held a, The Office
Of the Crescent Insurance Company on TUESDAY EVENING the
'l'' INST at oeo-E. daU J. E. GRBBLE Secretary.
eD Firemen's Charitable Association of New
Orleans last quarterly meeting Of tie present Of rect
the he'll Of Louisiana Hose Company corner of Cnrond and per-
dido streets On SATURDAY, January 1851 at hafpast = NJ
a'o EDwNEn II FosDCK, Secretary
g TT" FIremen's Charitable Association Of New
Or.eausRe Board Of Directors TOR orgapz ion
and election Of off Louisiana Hose omp,nv on
tenuou OF the respective Fire Companies new Delegate. This
Board s called to Article of Constitution requiring them to
hand in the Treasurer IL Bcrcr " Tchouptauas street,
roll OF all heT active and exempt gue
AMI Secretary and also pay yearly tnbuUn Of all mem.
beers on the Active Rolls, before J4uuary Is5I.
$50 EDWARD Il. FOSDICK Secretary,
c-Y~ Notice to Gas COnsumers.-The consumers of
GAS notified tina Jay January next al BINS
for Gas and Fixtures be be paid monthly without exception
and in all here this rule comp before the espi.
rat on Of each mouth the supply Of t,H be suspended
By order Uf the Board O D r,ctors,
dIs2u P n WOOD, Treasurer
90" MIR. Henry S. Hall holds my power of turrley
December s5o Al other powers attorney heretofore granted
BY me or A, COCHRAN s co. revoked.
NewOrl,ans, Dec II, 1850. In A F. COCHRAN.
GV NOtice.-The uuders gned has resumed business on
ac house Of LEVERlCH Co, Dissolved by ecase OF MIR
EDWARD }. WALSH. 80 W. Il. LEyERICH
~" Persons having any Claims against the Estate
Of JuSEtH FO"LEH Jr wll pleas present Dbeu, to
DC LA WlLHELMUS BOGART, Cnrutor, &C ST. Charles st.
-s0S
tE1 Succession of John NIcDOnOgh.-All persons
desiring Teut properly beoug.uE OF JOHN
hcDONOhH requested make tier apJcatons writing
TO be left the ce Of the Executors Of Royal aud
Cusohouse streets in the huiId occupied W
Z. ROsELIUs,
f. b. D'AQUIN, I TestamentaTy
WTt =; LEvsRlCH, Executors,
=, - A. y. CROsSMAN, }
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NEW ORLEANS:
Tuesday MORNING, DECENBEB n. 1880.

tiRE-A fire broke out about 10 clock last night in
carpenters shop on St. Philip street, in of the old ball
ROOM There was strong wind at the time, and much
alarm was felt IN the neghbOrhOOd, but gallant remen
were promptly on the spot snd the flames confined to
e building In which they originated Indeed have never
known fire to be speedily exnguished TIE amount
OF damage done, we believe, was not large
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w.. Ell. Baker.

PORTRAIT PAINTER,
d2lm No. II Canal street
BARCLAYS London Porter and Bass Pale
d A j6S ifNk E Ii, fd 11d 9I iss
A DVANCES-Lberal cash advances made on
IA "ousgnm, of Coton and other produce to our friends
ds JoIN IT, &Gi iG f% V e. ~ Cn.,oubon. &
TIE DAGU ERREOrYPE SALOONS, No.
Il % Camp street, (ShiT's huldngs are now open
Tor the reception Ot visitors who resneculy invited to
~ These SALOONS have been magnlicer tly furnished
anu every attention will be bestowed to satisfaction 10
tl2 BY the superior arrangement Of the LIGHT in the
OrrrHtng Room CONSTRUCTED express ~ for this with
AN immen SBY-LIGHr, and BY a New rHENICAL PR0-
IEss ug in ureprrns ths Plates he PUa produced
IN very short space Of time ony few seconds), yhbig
hgh degree OF perfection, with the proper and natural
gredsrio9 If Lg and Sind, without which Pictures can
~ choice ,..3 yae new style EnameIIo and En-.
suitable for Nina s7. .ra rIr. at the manufacturers
~ Artists supp, g. .. ny article used in the Da.
da4 6n ~ a. " 20 etreaI vsr CS,ls,n,
TgfHE PACIFIC :I0J.~E-NlR. P. p. DORSEY re.
u specially informs anus and ii public that -,
he WI 0gen his rev elegant establishment on fss5s|
ed up |,hont Fegar es2ense add li
py any IKE % he city The extensive and bi
ment' be met with elsewhere The RaT viii st S
times be supplied with the choicest Wines and iiqg0rs to he
had in The country. Nr D. viii he happy to receive his
friends on Friday at the PACIFIC, oppus,e The Varieties
GIayis street, bet Canndeet and Baronne. go au3ip
TGAAs TONIC AGENCN-No, SO Camp str.eI.
CERTAIN nRudote against Constipation Of the Bow.
"A els, IorpOr of the Liver, Indigestion, PapjtaoD of
ths ean Termination Of Blood the Brain Nervous Head
aches, Chiis and Fever, etc.
o., - -. ,.., - RECOMMENDED BY
T. r. w, Hui, ESQ. President H. b. BascOmbe.
hatineW WHlsOu, Esd. Gen. sam houston,
d. NJ. Gwln Capt. w. :. Fuller,
w. w. u Meme and Others au9 ly9p
TOBACCO-2jO boxes assorted qualities Viz
4 CinIa manufactured, for sale by
dH w. ARTHUR n 90. Is and . New Ievee.
SCOTCH WHISKY punchsons fine old
- Malt, for sale by
dE Nv, ARTHUR q co. 2sand % New Ievee.
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Orans-the last quarterly meeting Of tie PRESENT Of rect
ors in accordance Article Il Cous uripn vi b.. held at
the he " Louisiana Hose Company, aud Per-
dido streets, On eAIU RDAY January ls5I pas = NJ
$50 EDW ARD II FOSDICK, Secretary,
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EhPIhE HALLg
Corner OF JACKSON and TCHOuPTOuLAs Streets Lafayette
eHSLs, tB- There wilt be a society Fancy Dress sltlk
az w and Masquerade BALL gIveu on TUESDAY 81
t2sEztIf Evening, Grew YEARS EvE Dec. 81 fH--L-1l
30 NJ Tlcks's Of mson, One Dollar. ttlSE5s
A. = Z, L91aff"se y Iuutatou n. F.. Compton, III
o's5 81 Charlie street ". W. HrGarty corner OF Camo aug
Orange streets; Thomas Tucker Lafayette.
A. - W. ". MCCARTHY, FDor Manager.
N Bfe La,sTse Cars ID leave the Bal Room two and
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ape M meeting OF t Board Directors will be- held At The oc
Of the Crescent Insurance Company TUESDAY EVENING
oI.t INST at oeo-E d.U J. 3. GRIDBLE, seerelary
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DANIEL WEBsTERs CELLAR. The Boston
Times says that two thousand one hundred and
ftynine bottles of wines, the property of the Hon
Daniel Webster, were sold at auction by Coolidge
~ Haskell on Saturday. The wines were costly,
and went off at high prices. A small lot twelve
botles) of Essex Junto" went as high as seven
dollars per bottle, Common wine bottles). When
the "Constituton" was put up-an article i'm
ported by the Hon. Daniel Webster himself in
lS33-the bidding became quite brisk. Every per-
present seemed anxious to get at least one bot
tie of the Constitution" 1t was finally knocked
of-fve bottles to Mr.. Curtis five TO- to Mr.
Eastburn, city printer five do. to Mr.. Appleton
five do, to Mr.. Sargent, etc Judge Warren took
six bottles: Moses SaltonstaI, Rodman, Rich
Mason, Joseph Whitney, and Mr.. Skinner, each
took one or more bottles. The same Mr.. Skinner
bid off number Yellow Jackets at Sd per
bottle
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Nv Ell NURSE-A healthy Mulatress, with a
hue Breast OF Mil sOf the bes character and stard
ng can os h5d 1r few months if immediate application
= lItil" 10 . bHnR race. dj4
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.


Is used for all affecting the Throat or Head such
bronchitis inamma0l OF the throat, nervous and SICK
ring or roaring in the deafness which generally called
nervous and that distressing complaint called tic dOuOuenH
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I'tiS unlss
f'nofa general CTIONG4a COALyLSST6N r " SS
under the firm Of J. L. TAYLOR co are nov ready tn rtc1i
cousgnlen,s At tI=Ir No 81 Cudr,rCs street corner At I
@''''-' u N|Ua0uA
lefl cash advances made copsIzpad IN ,bs
IL Outdoor sale. attended TO with crymptpt ~ ~
z r q tSI-S Esq., No lO william street New York and
IN GhEEN, Jr., MIX seet }lstnu are her div
authorized agent. J. l., rAyIOg' ~ '''' N'y
h~' q" ia I'm oa GARDNER SMITH.
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D r. c H RI SITES
GALNANlC BELT. NECKLACE, BRACELRTs
AND MAGNETIC FLUID,
FOR THR REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF AL
0sGgGOsgS Diseases.
And OF those winch eause an impaired weakened
.---,, or unhealthy condition Of the Nervous Sv.rrm,
HIS beautiful and convenient application Of the mystori
= GUS powers Of LNANlSM and MAGNETISM
has been pronounced by distinguished pbvcane hatb IN
nole and the United States to be the most yaIus BIZ
Medicinal Discovery Of the &c.
Dr. Christie's GABNASTC BELT and
MAGNETIC FLUID
USED with me ogt perfect and certain all oass OF
GENERAL DEBILITY
Strengthening the weakened bodv giving tono t the
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DRY GOODS, MILLINERY.
Ntd Gkores NnN CrNr0ts.

~ Jouvin's Black, Straw and Fancy Coored KID
GLOVES, on hand --Also-
An elegant assortment of SILK CRAvATs suitable for
OPERA Balls, Parties, etc. Call and see at
SHERMAN. PERSON & co.
uIs olSpot3p i Magazine street, corner Canal
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL II, 1850.

strengthened. His maiden speech. 10
reply 10 the celebrated John Randolph.
placed h'm nj once n the for,mos, rank,
and be Was ,hcncefor~Aid looked up 10
~ leader. IN the fourteenth Congress,
ehioh assembled in 1914. just nj the
Close Of the las. var with England. Mr..
Caihonn took an active part In directing
ih, domestic policy Of the country. He
advocated. with consumfna,e ability. a
United States Bank, n Protective Tar.
III, (which was then Southern n, ,asure)
and In'"rnnl Imp,o,, men,s.
In isl' Mr.. Calhoun was appointed
Secretary q War by President, Mon.
roe, and continued III ,l,at office for scv.
IN years, during all Of which time lie
discharged i- dn,ie. with great industry
and scrupulous fidelity. A,'hc conclu-
,ior of Mr.. Monrce's Presidential term.
Mr. Calhoun was chosen Vice Preside n,
by the popular vote, and Mr.. Adam. as
elected President by the Hones Of Rep.
res,rLa,iyes. a: the close Of Mr.. Ad-
ams's term. Gen. Jackson was chosen
President, and Mr.. Calhoun Vice Presi.
dent. !, was during this last admins
ira,ion that the Notification excitement
arose, which forever put an end to Mr.
Calhouns reasonable aspirations for tie
PRESIDENCY. In 1888 Mr Calhoun wa.
. chosen 10 the Senate, Of which body b.
remained q member until be accepted
the office Of Secretary Of State at the
hands Of John Tyler. which he held ,e
the close Of Mr. Tylcr's administration
In ls4j he was reelected 10 the Scna,,
and continued TO be n member until hi
death