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- W4sHINGToN, July 10. 1850.

Fetolo citizens Of the Senate aHd H5se ~
great man has fallen among and whoIe conutrv Is
ing n = - $3.50 iie,'A'u'
recommend the two Houses Of Congre. to aopt ucl
mss1res as IN their discretion proper 10 perform
Win due soemnites the funeral 0bsequies Zachary
late present OF the United States and thereon 10 signify ~
great and aectionae regard of the American peop or IL
memory Of whose life has been devoted 10 the nnh -,
career IN arms has been surpassed IL san
nes or has been recently raised BY he IN
solicited voice OF the people the highest civ hnrfv 4
tn 9veTnment, which he aminered with 80 much hono
and advantage 70 his and whose sudden eah
many hopes OF future usefulness have been bghted FOR eye
10 you Senators and Representative of nation In tess
can say nothing which aleva the sosV with tvhicI
You aie Oppressed appeal to you aid me- under tb,
n hg ercensances which surround in the discharge
te duties hom which, however much Imay BE- opure NJ
Them, dare n9t shrink and rely upon Him who holds n
ms bands the desniss of nations endow me ith fI ~
quse 81 ength for the task and to avert from onr oE
fallen US. - -'' ' H ""'oH mas Ue-
shall most readily in whatever measures the wis
do OF the two Houses may suggest betting this eeuly
melancholy occasion. MILLA N FIfINopsS ~
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THRO u H IN IT DAYS.
Stage Travel r reduced to Ninety-three Miles
NEW ORLEANS TO MOBILE-By the Daily Line
EoRS%A % tap IiS6s Reyno@s and AMEs 'fq DAY CAPT
SoSs s'HaH aeaef Fare Pa 1syHT e.
through Is hours. ~
nor First Class steamer, leaving Mobile p N. and ar
s ssnS e bs Sos daY n Z re Line
BY CLIFTON Cogt Adams LQWSD DIES, gRs Capt
nSR Sa Gsp 5ne PAs fa m msaAe m s
~ TO - hours BIZ the DAILY Mad Line Coach-Fare SO
MONTGOMERY TO CHARLEsTON,
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK MAIL LINE
VIA GRIFFIN, ATLANTA AND AUGUSTA.
oqsans EGsys7 a. M m. .sad q mile.
fa 10 p M M Gaa 2ani: 49, a. % an ssfS Rafo,d gs gs
auSna ] ]'''' P ~ augusta .,''h p M Rai,road 10
FarMoptgomery TO Charleston, as 50 Time through
o. Sars' nsadas Eedqeed 70 . miles
passing through Wss Point La Grange and Greenvie to
forward any number OF through passengers without de-
The Cars on the Railroad are of the most npproved
copsructOn-ose upon the Georgia Railroad provided with
'9le,ooms and nj berths, for night travel.
Exchange Ho MOnisO@es Ha Or NJ Madison house s
N. PASSENGERS procuring Through Tickets of the
Agent az Montgomery, will save about 81.
G II + AT NTRAL MAIL LINE,
VIA COLUMBUS, MACON AND SAVANNAH.
MonsoHaHy EaSks ii ,pe1 ARRyFs R, PIsFANoEs n .,
SslrSsos.' SaaSa P %' MSsSG. pm RsrSad d0
Savannah =. Charleston a. ..l4O
Fare-Montgomery to Charleston, s23 SOTO Savannah
VI 5O Time through q hours, including nights rest
VIZ at Savannah and Macon
kg The Steam Packets composing the Charleston and
BRooK ahd GEN III vel Known for M ter sEA
neatness and sumptuOus fare.
~ No charge Tor meals or berths
The Cars on the Central, Macon and Western Railroads
are of the finest descriDtion
lsV Staging reduced 10 ninetyeight miles.
IN Two DAILY Lines Of Four Hnne Post Coaches, from Ope-
ways readiness carry forward any number of through
passengers without detention.
40 For Through Tickets, apply TO the Agent at the Elk
change Hotel, Montgomery Hall, Madison House, Mont
gomery, Ala.
N. B5Passengers procuring Through Tickets of the
Agent at Montgomery, will save about ~.
CHARLESTON TO NEW YORK,
by the DAILY Line of Sea Steamers Wilmiu gtOn N. c.
thence by Railroad to Petersburg thence Philadelphia by
the established mail lire, via Richmond Washin gon Civ
and Baltimore. Through Tickets can be obtained of Z.
WINsLow, Agent, Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad Com
pany, Charleston, s. G. Fare, $50
Steamships from Charleston TO NewYork.
Steamships N0RTHERNER and SOUTHERNER
leave Charleston alternately every Saturday, arriving in New
York on the following Tuesday. Fare so.
G%~ Fare Through, Fiity-nine Dollars. 81
je7 SHELDON & POTTER, Agents, IS Camp st.
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FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

Below is a full account of the proceedings in the
different departments of Government on the day
after the death Of President Taylor
DEPARTMENT or STATE
.x Washington. July g. 1850
ne melancholy ard painful duty devoIves on US
~ announce TO you that Zachary Taylor late President 81
United States He died al the PrtdentIs Mar
sion tins evening, at half f-past 10 O'Clock ~
we nave ne honoF 70 he, very respectfully your obefent
Servants JOHN M CLAYTON, Secretary 0i State
- M MEREDITH, SecTefary Of ne Tuaasurv
T. EWING, Secretary of the Interim
GEo ". CRAWFORD, Secretary OF War
WIN. b. PRESTON, secretary OF the NAVY
!. CoLLAMkR, Postmaster Gene al
REvERDY JoHNsON Attorney General
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tk'O pAANTHIis AND BUILnERs.-A. BROWN
& Co, Dealers IN al kinds Of Lunber-C Cypress
nlte nnd Yellow Pine, Mahogany, Black Walnut OaL
aad Poplar; Mahogany Newels and Balusters Lalh
y and Ire BncK. 3 20 MAGAZINE srKRT, ,NkW On
g. ANS. STEAM SAW ILL., NAToHnz Miss
Orders for all kinds OF Cypress Lumber delivered any
notice an vi 3nIV
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SOiN sIR0UD 4 co., i15 GSSaoN sr., between s
N y EearSnGes{ ~ rli 4nd BaE2n9s sts, psgLe,s n n
: 81 Githas55sGS5 5s M.OlhUMENTS. M MENTS. ToMBS. TOMB N[lEEs
2iaA Abs, GRAVE STONES, and MARBLE in oSS1iTsssSSo
bL lls ,a'leranI varieties Thomaston LIME, Cal NH
Inad ; FfL1AlSrER rs lSIs s,R OF PARIS, Roma, a.. Hy. AZ
lJanlc CFblENF T, Plastering HAIR, White sand, ~
Elglsh, P2nsaeoa and Pitts6urg FIRE. BRICK mys
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A'gHg HstIegs~si,eo aasgsa E9s RtQkl, IsbdiRs,
III aAYaAS h H0Lnas, Is slSfsslas sf.sl,
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E'Hos. ID; HAILEs, Broker, St. Charles Hotel Build
a ing, fourth door from Common street, office of H. Davis
rotary pnhhc New Orleans viii buy and sell Landed
PrJpeyi ghan loans Mortgage; Discount Notes; zrye
Appraiser and Expert adjust Accounts; make Copart-
nHp etuementg intends residing the city during The
Summer, and viii serve Agent Tor of property
assessment for taxes fair valuation; draw lease; col
eral. n,bi6
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Fso,0e,i.e,, of "a, WAsHIserOs. July IO 1850

aud U the House Of RepFeseatatipeF
nave 70 perform the melancholy duty Of announcing 10
you that mas plaesed Almighty God TO remove fni his M
Aacnsry IayloE late President Of the United States He de-
ceased last syenng at the hour of hafpast Oooek in the
midst OF his family, and surrounded BY aeetonae friends
calmly and IN the full poion of ali his laculties Anon
ms last words were these which he uttered with
distlnctnes; have always done my duty an ready 10
uie my only regret Is for he friends leave behind me
living announced to you fellow citizens this mot aict.
ins bereayenen and assuring you that has rene no
WIN deeper grle Ihsn mime 1t remains me 10 say
thaL propose this day, II O'Clock the hall OF te HDse
o. Keprena ives in presence Of both Houses OF Corgrss
10 take the oath prescribed by the Constitution 10 ena @
TO enter % the execution Of the office which s event has
dsvoived upon me. MII,IARn FIR vnpI -
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~ bhADNER SMITH, General Commission .Her
chGat, - GRAyIRR STREET Is Commissioned to take
Acknow Judgements of Deeds and Powers of tioney to Ad
minister Oaths and to ae Testimony and Proof Of Demands
Yy appointment o the Governors of the following States,
Y lAlNE, NEW HAMPSHIRE, VERMONT, RHODE
iSsiitttAhD, ~ a Az CONN ECTlCuT, NEW YORK, NEW yER,
SEE sPENESYLYANlA, OHIO, MICHIGAN, WISu
G9INSlE, INDIANA, ILI4INOI MISSOURI, KEN
LgGhEt TENN NESSEE, NO. CAROLINA, SOUTH
RIDA. a25 6nr
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tSgAedl A. ID. CROSSMAN Mayor
True CODY: III BIER, Secretary.
MAroRAlrY or Nnwo onInAvs. InIy 10. 1sso

MAYoRALrY oE NEwoRLEANs, July 10, 1850
do is h herfey I gvea that ns Il age9ranee with the
passed AZ ths s1ti, nj o of n nst u viii m @ H. NO dwo
building two School houses upon the properly belonging to
ad ny Goe oS oNDa tie e. Ed a and S
next at IL clock Ms in ACCORDANCE with plans and spec
iyii -' 'l' 9ul''1S a. b. iGRossMAN, Mayor.
OXYSENATEIRb Ib.E BlTIEhtsTwA Il MSOvfr9gA Remedy
Are SOVEREIGN remedy for Dyspepsia Of its forms
sIeh as Panin the Stomach, HEARTBURN, habitaa Coveness,
Acid stomach. Headache, loss of Appetite, Piles Night
sWeats and even Consumption, Difficult Breathing, which
often results from imperfect digestion, relieved by tehe bit
almost all the symptoms that proceed from debtated or
from age from the Ser r. ssSy Fyys, s
fo@ vii fE 9SShs %
cine S sn fS5,pes S e IN E Pf ig pb pb 9y msd
have also on hand all Of Comstocks valuable Medicines
al the old stand. So PoYdras street iei8m
RRO0KLYN WAREHOUSE CONIPANY.-T6e
are now n readiness 70 receive PRODUCE from the WEST
Shipment Having @ feet front on the yr wlS ,oT re-
in front of the by which goods mmediaey
room VIII be found To- the discharga= of steamers and
Charges fixed low rates. and every accommOda.
on offered TO the Merchants IN the city the Shppes in
the cOnvenenees Of the Atlantic Dock of New York
Persons interested in transmitting Mercha Lde are invited
Office corner Of Magazine and Iafayss lrees Nswor
stanton { Co.; R. f. Nichols f'Os' q OO' ;e Il y Y
khUGs, MEDICINES, etc.--rhe subscrileT IA noyV
- receiving fresh supply OF articles in his line and oers
them iof sale on reasonable terms JAS. S. SHAW,
On az WV lEngglsl Veranfa Corner.
SHELL.ED AIM0NDs-5O boxes superior shelied Al
apsO r. F. NICHOLS q co. 7s Glamnst
| LNXCHANGE ON NEWYORK-In Bills at short
jy4 'sil' anu y 'l BzREGLI s. co. 81 Common st.
| r AND WARRANTS FOR SALE Guaranteed
Land Warrants for ls0 acres fog ssla low apply Al %
1 eRlphsE ffeai, ap E,ai, My2s
I lyLVR LlpA WATER sgllt ala y Al0nN HOUSE.
- " ne hh gallon " HasA Fm
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MAYoRALTY OF NEwORLkANs, July 8, Is5O.
NOTICE hereby given that, in accordance with the
the resolutions passed by the Council of Municipality
Ho IWo at their sitting Of 81 inst will proceed to SELL
THURSDAY, the 18th lust, at Office at IL o'cloek M
70 the lowest bidder the contract nshns Municipality
No Two for with winterstrSined Sperm o of best
quality, at so much the gallon
jy9 A ID CROSSMAN Mavor
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tO. g. TAYLOR n co. Dealers in CaBee Gun
~ NJ Bags. Rice and Westera Produce, No. q Maya
zlue street, New Orleans. fy2o
CS' Mn, w @. FlTE Is our authorized AaENr to
De all business of the House. per uotarai act passed
This day before "A. o. Ainsworth, Notary Public.
b25 GEO q. TAYLOR & co
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FIFTEEN CENTS A WEEK.
BUSINESS CARDS.

fsNEIEO. O. STARK, Notary Public. No. IS Gravier
l. street and No. 10 Banks Arcade Passage apo 1y
al BUlKLEY, agent fer Mss M PoataeyS Office
4. No. St. Charles 81. ap2 lyr
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6; ~ MEhELs. i,l5 Boot and Ssco Dealsr,

u. CORNER or - ess. s 'ots coo p,n
rS'$ D'' qsr' @sEE$;' ,'''
heepsco "a " on hand every thing in his lne-ineudnr
great Ealls y Ladies and Gentenen's Boots and Shoes-
and viii sh at the lowest Cash Plices share of public
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RAThs! BATHsi,The ,II 4 4 Pu

eoenlly erected on Exchange
.7Hey, corner Of Bienville stree,
are now in operation. The Bath
Rooms for HOT, COLD or
SHOWER b ATH S are well
lighted and admirably ventilated,
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Cold, Warm and Temperate
BATHS Also, HAIR
CUTTING AND SHAVING,
by STEPHEN w. RODsERs,
No. lS2 Gfavier street, between
BaEonne 9 and Phillip ? p a
tTeets.
my3l II
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PLANO FORTE AND MUSIC sTORE.
H9 ca II 2 8 n z u {, q,

n A. TYLER has On N hand ID i. c5ss5,.,,v
~; ~; PL5JSO FORJ'ES, frOm the justly
f1e.entated Manufa tories Of HalIet. FssSVg y r.
paws %. Boston; Jom B. Durham, q,
pasid "a +, vsn Wlnkle, A. II Gale Co; andy v Y
Jas H. Grlvesen, New York; also PieYels Paris Pt1sos
Orders received for .be HoRsT's PATENT fR1N PA
noe to Re deSered in tnn fast received from the
factory These Pianos decidedly the bss Piano now p
qse particularly for the country, where Tuners can seldom
Dc had as they will stand longer and better than any
0thf Piano. These Pianos have independent rim or case
wacn can be femoyed IN moment, there being
uon sewsen ths PIano aud case Superior GUITARS,
bSTx NIOLlNS, ACCORDEONS, FLUTES. and
2 other Musical Instruments constantly On hand and
sfSf M for sale at low prices SHEET MUSIC Tor Pa uO
So Forte, Guitar, Flute, etc. Also INSTRUCTION
BOOkS tor all musical instruments. y A Lib
era Discount to dealers, Teacher and all those sending large
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Rock ISLAND. (Illinois,) Jan. 10,

Rock ISLAND, Qllinois,) jan 10, 1850
Living as do upon Rock island. once the seat OF the
Black Hawk war; have thought might not be amiss 10
apprze you as old political sentinels upon the watch
tower oil Liberty Of what is going in this important
section Of the United States For weeks past extensive
depredaons have been and still committed upon this
beautiful and important military reserve Not less thar
one thousand dollars worth Of wood has been cut and
taken off, The government agent at this place has
ed the who appear to be bent upon the public plan
der, to desst from their high handed and awless work
and reported to the quarermaser at st. Louis Missouri
and yet prompt decisive have been taken
by this patriotic administration to seize upon the public
property forcby taken away, and bring the offenders to
justice Should this stale of things continue until spring
the island will be stripped Of timber, and the government
deauded to the amount of at least thousand dollars
Exposed to public SALE with proper notice TO eastern
capitalists, doubt notconsidering the immense wafer
potcer of Rock island, and lying in the midst Of
one OF the richest mineral and agricultural regions
e scorldit would command at least one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars But much OF the interest OF this
beautiful and important military reserve will be sacr
feed and lost, when all the timber is cut down and
moved Many OF our officers in the army have been sta
toned upon Rock island during the last thiryfve years
and know the Importance OF the place.
The only object have in writing is. that you may hold
up and Reproduction administration that would
knowingly suffer the public property to be pundered in
the manner it has been al this place. with immunity
have motive in making this communication but the
public good am independent as regards worldly means
and neither ask nor desire any appointment from the
present or any future administration.
With sentiments OF respect. am your humble ser.
want. AN EYEWITNESS.
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GEsrLEMEN, Some short time since, embarked al
Wetumpka, Alabama, intending to emigrate to Texas.
taking with me on board the boat few negroes The
boat which shipped arrived al the city Of Mobile, and
then shipped the steamer James L. Day, bound for
New Orleans by way Of Grants pass, through LakPon-
chartrain TO the railroad depot the lake The clerk
OF the Day Immediately informed that must obtain
clearance from the custom house for my negroes This
surprised not little. il being admitted, and notorious,
that the boat did not 60 advertise TO 90 any other
than the inland route from Mobile TO New Orleans,
being al no time on her passage without the limits OF
Alababma, Mississippi, or Louisiana after
accosted in very courteous terms by individual who
claimed to act under the authority Gas understood hm)
OF the custom house in New Orleans, inquirng my name
residence &C., &C., and demanding pay for clearance
for my slaves The reply was, that was willing 10
comply with the law. but could on what ground
he based the charge that merely passing from one
State TO another and that would like to see the law
or instructions under which he acted. This was moi
complied with, and passed to New Orleans without
buying the clearance and have heard nothing from
the custom house Several persons travelling with
cleared their negroes, rather Gas they sad) than have
difficulty The presumption is, that these officers have
been instructed 10 make this collection, they surely
would not set up such demands. Can you inform me,
Messrs Editors whether such charges warranted by
the constitution and laws Of the Union And can you
ascertain whether the President has authorized such
regulaioni hope the representatives from Texas will
look into this matter il understood that the requis
ton is made all emigrants touching at Mobile bound
for the West, large proportion Of whom removing
TO Texas EMIGRANT.
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TUESDAY. FEBRUARy 5. 1850.

After prayer, and during The reading Of the journal.
Mr.. B0WLlN moved that It's further reading DC ans
So the Clerk proceeded with the reading Of the Journal
10 its conclusion.
ANNOUNCEMENT or THE DEATH OF MEMBER.
Mr.. RAYMOND arose and said:
Mr. Speaker have for the purpose Of announcing
10 this House the death honorable AExAsDEa NEW
fifteenth district Of Virginia. which district
now have the honor to represent Mr.. NEWMAN while
visit at Plsbu in July last fell yicm terrible
scourge. the Asatic cholera, which has stricken down so
many of people in the valley Of the Mississippi and
Ohio rivers daring the year. and which cosed his NOR
ta in lew hours aisr he was taken I'LL He left
sir am informed, wife and numerous lam ly OF child
that had looked 10 him Cor projection and support
Mr.. NEWMAN native Of Virginia, born In 1906 In
the couay Of Orange knew him well and favoably from
the time he entered public life until the day OF his death
He was gentleman OF and ardent feeling, firm aud
sleadias IN his political opinions, and kind and generous
his social relations. W
When quite young, and shortly after he married. Mr..
NEwMAN moved 10, and settled in, the county OF Marshall,
and in 1885 first elected member Of the Legislature OF
his native Sae which county he continued represent
for several years. and until he elected by his district
represent them Ia the State senate in which several stations
he conducted himself the support and conf
denco Of his constituents.
In June, 1915 he appointed postmaster in the city Of
Wheeling, which position he continued TO occupy until
March, lSA9 when he resigned and became candidate for
upon this hoor He elected a talented and
distinguished gentleman. and would at this time DO
cupyng the occupy If he had been strick-
len down in the prime of life.
Mr.. H then the Clerks desk the following resolu-
tions which, having been read, were agreed 70.
Resolved, That members this House, having heard
with deep regret Of the death OF the Hon. ALEXANDER NEW
NAM member elect of this body from the fteenh
Ris memory wear Grape on the len arm or Thirty days
Reso!p, That this resolution be forwarded mis- family.
do now adjourn.
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MR.. Cl.y's speech.

Mr. Clay did not finish his speech on his resolutions
yesterday. and for this we decline entering into
any detailed remarks upon his course. The Senate
chamber was more crowded than we ever saw il.
The galleries were filed, and the floor was covered
with ladies. He spoke more than two hours. He
did not speak with the vigor Of intellect and the
beauty Of manner by which he has been distin-
guished He has been much accustomed 10 forswear
all personal ambition and aspirations. and yet to contra
dict them by his acts, that not very deeply i'm.
pressed with his disclaimer the present occasion. He
forgets the ancient maxim, know MyssT Had he boldly
come forward, and vowed in the presence Of Heaven,
that he would not only not seek, but would not accept
the presidency might then have believed that he was
really willing to sacrifice himself for his country
So far he has gone in his speech, there is nothing
Of the true spirit Of compromise in his speech or
resolutions. He exhorts the North to abandon the
Wilmot Proviso, because, he contends. the Mexi-
can law In the Territories answers the same purpose
Of excluding slavery. What compromise is there in
ths He may satisfy the North, but viii he propitate
the South What is II to man. if, after you have
given him ten silver dollars, you force him 10 give up
eagle You only vary the form, while the substance
mains the same What compromise. especially does Mr.
Clay offer the South. if after trying to prove that Congress
may introduce prohibit slavery in the Territories and
of asserting that Congress may supersede the
Mexican law against slavery which he attributes to the
Territories he insists upon Congress exercising this
power to give all the public territories to the North.
and allow none to the SOUTH What compromise is
there in this unequal distrbuton Mr. Clay may depend
upon that it is not in this way any compromise is be
effected and this dangerous question settled forever His
present movement will be considered by the South as
anything but compromise. and il only makes confusion
COMPOUNDED II is calculated in fact to do
harm than goodto defeat rather than to promote con-
cation Of spirit compromise Of interests and salts
factory and permanent adjustment Of this whole agitang
subject.
His resolutions, too, about the Texas boundaries
never will satisfy her people
There is position in his speech indeed. to which
cordially agree He insists upon IT, that the whole matter
ought to be settled at That indeed is the view OF
statesman. For Why says he stop one leak at this
time. when another leak may break out to sink the
ship
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uQhL hxHns ~ Lswls ofhonuomsy, Alabama, |. gan
s travelling agent Alabama sad Tennessee assisted By Mr.
y. BHsrT. IS
oMr issAxI T. JAAxs, No. iea Tenth street, Philads
phis oar general travelling agent by Msss JANIS
WnrrLx, VIZ H. WxLD, o. H. r srEA JOSH CoLLzns, JAnss
DxEnSo, A. KIRx WxLunsrox, cHAs g. HALL, A. EvAns,
1AASs CLARK, Joas W. ALLzs, and ?. LOCKS
00Mr g. W. JAHEs, No Harmon Cincinnati, Ohio l.
our general travelling s States asssed BY Msss
SMITH, DEsr, JAsoH TArLoR, W. ARMSTRONG, PERRH
LOCKS, w, Ramsay, and @. sTEIxnAs.
0Q-Recsipss from either Of the above win be good.
QvoLHES B. authorized receive advertisements
the Union York. Philadelphia, and Boston, and receipt
payment for the tA