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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-05-22

TnE CRor OF lS50.--l.ctters received
rom all parts OF the Cotton region, lurn-
ISL proof that the cotton plant was never
more backward nt this season OF the year.
The cold weather OF March killed the
cotton which had como up in The lower
country, while the long continued rains
have put back the planting in tho upper.
large extent OF country is under water
on The Bayou, Macon, Black Rivor and
other streams Persons interested, NAV
rely on this, That tho prospect for large
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-05-22

Wordsworth, the poet. died on the o3I
:" hprll on The b1nks of his Wcstmorc.
Iand' and beneath the shadow of the moup.
'an' to both OF which he impaired an INDY
'n% Vn"iity. Ills age was so lie was.
".'!'''R 10 our notion. true and pure.
II not great poet. His tastes we're nil
T'i'"ed' and his teachings were from the
school OF Nature and Natures God IIn
l,hen more the calm and coulcmplatyc
ihan the bold and striking lie adorcJ ,hc
beautiful on earth and the rcycrcd in
Heaven; and, we doub, no,, died in the dc.
i'ghlinl anticipation OF perfect bliss and
1nct beyond the grave Wordsworth
Whcn he died, was the poet laureate of En-
gland, as The successor Of Southcv: and no
was also the Distributor OF Stamps for Tho
counties OF Wcatmorcland and Cuu.bcr.
land, which, with small income from the
earnings OF his pen, gave hin very com
IortabIc support.--S. \. ErpreSS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30

TobaccO-S hhds Admitted at III, and Con tnday
I6 hhds Lugs al he For lot of I02 hhdi fine Clarksyie
&c was offered and refused
Sugar and MOIasses-The demand was active and 500
hhd Sugar were sold at full prices 4AD54c for good
common to fully fair: also 1i0O bbs Moasses at 23A92ic
gallon for prime.
FIour-Hoders steady and generally asked further
advance for Ohio brands Sales $500 bbs including 600 bbs
ST Louis $780, 100 and 200 ~ TO- and several small
of Ohio at "a 4O6ls4 50 % Dbl.
COrn-About 300 sacks disposed Of including $50 saGks
green at G76S, 1900 pm at 697O and several hundred
sacks from store, in lots, at 7lGD73c " bushel.
Ats-Smal sales, at Zoe also, Friday, 400 sacks ST.
Louis from store at roc 80 bushe.
Bran-25O sacks sold at 81 20 o lO0ib.
POrk-The transactions limited, and only some 200
bbsnew Mes sold in lots at sil S71a9sl2 90 Dbl.
Lard-SO bbls prime brought nc " ID.
COEee-mproving. Sales $500 bags Rio including 800
at 1919 and 245 in several lots, 1Oac b h. At the close
O1zc offered for several parcels and refused The
from Rio Ito Nov 5 represent advance there Of
200
Whisky-100 bbs Rectfed ken at 25H and 60 in lots
at26lad226}ic " gallon.
Spirits Turpentne-Has declined We notice sales Of
30 bbIs Wilmington 90 and 81 do Lake at 52555c y
| gallon
Gunny Bhgs-2) 900, in bales brought SIC, cash.
EXchAnge-Du. Sterling 7IGDs% qD cent. premium ;
New York sxtyday Bills 24D23I " discount Sight
| Checks NewYork 11dC4l1I aP cent. disc.
Freights-Ons American chip taken for Liverpool at
1920 for Cotton and another for London 3 for Tobacco
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30

THE GLOUCESTER FISHING FLEET.-The Bos-
ton Traveller says that since the LIST instant about
twelve vessels have been sold at Gloucester to 60
to Cape Cod, and ports in Maine These vessels
have brought tair prices, varying from $4,000 to
$4,000 each. To replace these, and to keep the
fleet good twenty vessels have been lately con-
tracted for at Essex to go to Gloucester. These
will be clipper vessels of the most superior model
and finish from seventy to ninety tons burden at
a cost of about $4,000 each. The ship-builders
at Essex have contracts for all the vessels they can
build for several months to come. The fleet from
Gloucester the next year will consist of about two
hundred vessels of seventy tons each, employing
nearly 1000 men. The fisheries at Gloucester are
managed with skill and enterprise not surpassed
in the United States.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30
G36O.0OO,
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President.
MnzRa CBEuGmnnp Vipa praz;l,-4
TO RENT.

HOUSE TO RENT, in ST. Claude street, be-
IL Barriek and Bayou Road, First Nunici. -.
pality, New and wel-hnished Two tory Double go
dbUSE, with two story kitchen. The Front HOusezsA
contains ouns with fire place in each, win the
Kitchen contains the construction IF the House
Intended for two Dwellings, and Will he rented EepaIGteiy
at the rate nt 80 h, the whole eas- good
tenant, al $4j. There Is yard to halt Of The house,
with separate each from the the Oca-
lion Is most respectable. ApDs TO HUGH DOWl IN,
his Pant store No. 81 ST Claude street. between Barck
add Bayou Road. dE-lw-
D ESIDENCE FOR RENT-A Country Resi-
~ uence two miles r. m the cry, containing a ar e.
ot highly gunyaei Ground, with Large Dwell fiE
ing Houses, Stab, e. lHEe Houses, Green Hou M
and fact convenience Tor large and Eeneei
.tmly. Rent low, no will keep the property in
good order. Apply at q Nachez up-stalrs. MS It
DOR RENT - Two small Tenements, with
4 large yard cistern. Magjeen street between "a
common and Grlyef, &l be rented very low to good M
n5 Il EDWARD Il PoMRoY, 9 Common St.
Tor RENT Iowa new Two-story Frame
4 House, niaiung four Rooms and srusted on a
Cures street, New Basin he house is well -
aculatad sunan families. hut via be rented I
good and responsible ~ month. Apply
70 M NJ A. BOWERS, IA Maaszire St
HOUSES no RENT.-A number of DWELLING
IL HOUSES for rent. Cana! street. between RO- "a
and PreauX streets, from the first Of October. ~
Apply TO Is5 III G. NJ FOGG, 80 Magazine st. nSa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30

THE EIGHTH OF JANUARY.-The committees appointed
by the different Councils to take for the proper
celebration of the approaching Eighth of January, held
meeting Saturday John r. Grymes selected as the
of the day and Colonel Labnzan appointed Mar
shall The Grafton to be delivered in Capp Church, and
fran the well known abilities Of the orator, expect
a splendid effort this occasion.
The military arrangements under Colonel Labuzan, we can
promise will be perfect, and magnificent display may be
nYnental
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFFERSON CITY,
Sunday Evening, December %, 1880
Arrived per steamers Uncle SAM Alton, Gen Lane and
Galveston $50 head of Cattle, 1910 Hogs, 405 Sheep 34
Calves ard YearLinEs.
Prices! Beef Cattle, 497:5c qP fb net Hugs, "a
c, " metz Sheep, a. % "a 81 30 y head; .ca Cous
as "a s75 " head; Catres % 256D 50 70 " head.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30
WANTED.

WANTED TO PURCHASE = Bonds OF
w Second Municipality ami Mayors Warrants.
T. Il. HAlLES, Broker,
d27-IOt = i;rqvipr ii . M stairs
NNANTED-A Situation a Book- keeper by
w who is thoroughly Conversant with accounts and
Who has resided Ia ths Guy several yesrs, and FULLY ace
mated. he best Of testimonials b. fur .shei quail
icuons and Please address c. office IT the
resent. dl7
NJ ANTED-The uu. ersgned wishes to pur-
w chase ONE til NORED SLAVES for which the
highest price will b. paid Those who have slaves tor sale
will please call on the undersigned hys office, l5 rvieT
-treet. [dl9 M j. w. BOAZMAN.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30

POLICE NEws.-A careful search at the different police
offices, yesterday, failed bring light single item of the
slightest consequence The for Saturday night and
yesterday, all for rling offences, worth men.
tOninP
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30

DR.. Pusey and some Of his associates rave ad,
dressed letter the General Convention of the Episcopal
Church in the U tied States of America nmatng that The
expression of the full of the American clergy
with the views by them would be of the highest
service 80 in a contest with heresy indItl0TenGe'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30
erVed and Credit sale OF DOots, Shoes an,
Hats.
RX I. r. RTA CUE a r-n

2 Do
THIS DAY, December 80, o'cock-W be sold at their
Il auction rooms, No. II Lhaftres street.
20 cases OF SHOES, BOOTS and HATS Misses' AID
mome9s Boots Lasng Caters and Half hced
bo9 bahinS Ties Sta Welt Brogan Youths Mems pegg
tc, tc. Poe 10@f
An assGrneEt Of Moleskn black Union and Mexican Hsts
Terms liberal sale. t3n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30
ADJUSTMENTS.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

Managers. LUDLOW X SMITH.
stage Manager .'..',,'.,B DEBAR.
IL BENT Astonishing BATEMAN CHILDREN KATE
and ELLEN
THIS EVENING, Monday, December 30, $780, will
shakspeaTg's Ira ely emitted
MACBETH,
MRchs.5 Mics Kat" .}asnar
Lazy VI -cHrtIl &c. Mics Ellen batenAL
4 frer which, PAUL pHS,
Pau. u Batsmar
Z To tihr 'T bttr1Gt
p ht.e BaieuaI
ADAY AFTER TIE FAIR.
Seven -harsclels hy hi'e b4-ent
-ief.al
JH FHsr' MT htf-Iar
r Mr. COLLINS b. ,nsrs.3.
~ G.-fs 0T.u a. hsfr... r sr-,.s 70 -unogacs
3
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30

BrReLARY-The dwelling house of Mr. J. P. White, in
the Second Municipality, broken open Friday night
last and robbed Of considerable quantity of ewery and
other vauables No clue the burglars has been discovered
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30
COAL.

DITTSBUG COAL AFLOAT-One pair OF
Coal boats, containing about s. o. barrels Just arrived,
orsaIe by e. a MITES BERGER, So Triton Walk.
This lot of Coal Is supeuor qpay any he etoore
Il is market and is 10 fine CONDITION The boats per.
order and do Purchasers requested
the Coal, at the " i)ow Ga,y7. DIS 81
TOAL-ENGLISH CANNEL-200 tons, Just re-
- cev and for 81 the City Coal Yards, n { stom-
house street and 32 TChOuplOnas as. dl3 aOd
TNTTH COAL YARDs-TcBEAN, WILLARD
\ co. keep constantly hand their ards No. u
,ustowhouse street. rst door from ROysl, and No 33l
TrhOutOulas second Ean above st. MaTys Mar
81 supply Of Pttshurg Anthracite English and American
nnel Coal. orders Jeff either yard will be promptly
Ell to. Oh If
COAL-C0AL-Seud your orders-2O0 tons
- English Canno Coal inst received. for saa AZ the City
Dt ards " lust mhOuse street, first d0uf from Royal
Il3 i'm MCBFEN, WILLARD & co.
LAY, CORN, OATS. BRAN AND SHORTS
Constantly in and Tor ale u lOt- purchaser
[y4 islyl J. GARLAND < co. i0I FGhoupitOD Ct.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30

MYSTERIOUS DEATH.-The Coroner called upon Mt
late hour last evening, nod inquest the body OF
German about a. OF age who found dead
in house ue Lake end Of the Bayou ST. John. orr in.
tormsnt who summon the Coroner stated thai
from all tine circumstance, the must have beendead
trtY-sX iUyag hours, and that when he, in
with others the house, they found her lying
Old the floor lie also stated that her face
Of violence bat nothing positive known
as the of her death. The Coroner doubtless
gaed the matter, but did not obtain the verdict Of the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30

Useful HOLIDAY RESENTS.--A Rich
- Assortment of the latest patterns of Solar Lamps Girgn
dOles Candeabras and Chande IersJu received together
with the greatest variety OF LAMPS that BE- found in this
city, and at the lowest prices by L. WOOD PERRf.
dT 81 % Magazine st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30
B. r. SMITH, Dentists. c. T BoARDMAE

NINTH & pOAHDyIAN, office North corner of La
, tayete Sgsre and ST. Charles street, would call the at
bDn of spfteTng humanity their operations
ne prese OF the TEETH, The OF preserving per-
uaneny Teeth that few practitioners have
As We attained calling forth, does all the skill OF the
g,a scientific operators; and we feel It duty advise
pse who wish prompt ard ceuan preservation Of those
ua BILE auNaTes health take the earliest
having them Cared Tor lnths insertion OF AT
'EETH especially full especial pride care
constructing them to defy the scrutiny aud
EuaTautyn al Hssacs comueJe satisfaction. In
he Gums and it5th n general, all ind cheerful and
did advice, gratis Nun EOGs pecsoRs who have tested
% practice IN all ne bEanehes both the city and e00ntry
slvnF. iyl3 tial IA
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30

DIED IN THE HosPITAL.-A man named Willam Ross
died in the Charity Hospital from the effects of wound
celved affray with named Patterson at coffee.
house Jefferson street. First Municipality. The aifray took
place Friday evening last An inquest held the
body the deceased and verdict in accordance with the
facts returned. We have never known many homl-
cides occur the space oftme have taken Place
within the past tour weeks
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OYFICE,
nEa.I,y Mprninp nppennheT 70 1850,

Cotton-There was quite brisk demand for Cotton on
Saturday owing partly, perhaps the favorable accounts
from New ork and $500 bales sold at full prices,
and mostly to European purchasers.
The next steamer expected from Liverpool Il the Baluc
which has been nearly sixteen days, and probably
arrived at New three four days since The telegraph
however out of order between this city and Charleston,
which will account for the news be ng delayed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30

PORTRAIT PAINTER,
d. I'm No. ~ Canal street.
BARCLAYS London Porter and Bass Pale
da4 JOINT. ELLIOTT ( 90. q C0stOmhouse, st.
4 DVANCES-LiberaI cash advances made on
- ou-gnment- Of Cotton and other produce to friends
d24 JOHN II. ELLIOTT N CO. ~ Customhouse st.
THE DAGUERREOTYPE SALOONS, No.
4 80 Cump street, lShd buildings NOW open
for the reception OF visitors, who rsnrctuy invited 10
{ r." These SALOONS have been magulice fly furnished
and attention will he bestowed 10 satisfaction 10
-" BY the superior arrun sement of the LIGHT in the
Operating Room, Constructed expressly for this with
an 1mmere Skt-l"HI' anJ by EEW HEMIcAL tR"i
very short sptUe ii lsny few seconds, exhibiting
Il high degree OF perfection with the proper and natural
not be hieike.
Egt" A choice yaIety Of new style Enameet and En-
graved OCKETS Of the fines Gold and best workmanship,
suitable for Miniatures, furnished at the manutacturers
plcrs.
gueTeoype at hewi ORR prices e JACOBS,
d24 On No. S3 Camp street. New Orleans
THE Pacific HOUsE-MR. P. f. DORSEY re.
sgecttuy informs his friends and tn bubble that 49,,
rs he Y ger ms new ana eegf s'a6shment on Elf;
fitted without regard OrNpense, and is surpassed ~
by any like establishment in the city. The extensive and bril-
Hunt saloon ana elegantly furnished FIorS otler induce
be with elsewhere. The Bar will at all
times be supplied with the choicest Wines and Liquors to be
bad the country. MI j. viii be happy 10 receive his
friends Friday the PACIFIC opposite the Varieties,
Graver street. bet Carundeet and Baronne. o5O 2n5dp
TFNAs TON3C AGENCY-No, So Camp street.
4 C"RFAlN antIdotf against GonstI atioB q ths Bow
the Termination Of Blood to the Brain Nervous Head
aches, Clls and Fever, etc
Il. K. w. Till, ESQ. President II, B. Bascombe.
D7. y ii. Gwir Capt. W. = Fuller,
Y. q
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30

THE TARIFF AND internal IMPROVEMENTS
The Washington Correspondent Of The Baltimore
Sun thus writes:
Let hope that the question Of The tariff, which
pHr question OF eNpetenoy viii a treated pqcncty md
"u boy reieng soytruneits 10 A lam and rye L. e. met
HrH@pe' The tam Is rhfey 7Lfnuhg question OF P'i-
rocs can rnJ prevent the investigation and a-erLNnmeu
mentioned to you in former letter that Mr. SIgI.ane'.
5srluons end 7nandmsnts n The gssT aad haRCr DH WI
I- apyr guat ar g which 800 JI 10 the lHIgs HHehis
Wesern fronuer sj0I0 To- The soliner0 frontier, aud
100000 Jointly improvements the Atlantic ana aciy
coasts
FIRE IN Van buren,, ARK-Ws learn from the
Fort Smith Herald that Van Buren, Was visited
W th a very destructive fire on ire morning of the
lJrh inst The brick building, known as Wilson's
Row, Uncovered To he on fire, and were en-
rely CONSUMED. The material Of the printing
uffice Of the Arkansas Intelligencer We're, we are
-orry 10 learn enl rely destroyed W. expect there
Aa- 40 insurance on either the building or any
.nlug else. The furniture Of the Masonic Lodge
VAS also destroyed. There is, We believe, no Ell
rim or other apparatus in Van Buren,.
The lRI>u ExILEs IN ArsrRALlA.-Meagher
thus writes from his distant prison.
con should hearts grow faint at home, and, in
the cold, dark current OF despair or grei, fling
down the hope they once waved lax sacred torch
on high tel! them that here in tins stranger land
and in the oulIest hauuts and pathways OF there,
On the shores OF a lake, where yet no sail has
| sparked. aud few sounds of human life a, yet have
| scared the wild swan, OF startled the black snake
| from its nest-teI them that here, upon lone,
| lone spot, in the far Southern seas there are pray
ers full Of confidence, and faith and love- offered
| up for Ireland cause; and that the belief in her
redemption and her glory has accompanied her sons
to their place of exile and there, like some beautiful
and holy charm, abjdes with them, filing the days
of their humble solitude with calm light, and joy
Gus melodies and visions OF serene and radiant love
| ncss.'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30

IN lts Ua'ei STATES District Court Eastern DlStrlc Of
LoHl,laHG .... n Ob7U7.... The UNITED STATES
vs., 30U CIGHRS
] \ obedience to the commands of attachment and
monitor directed in the above entitled suit, have
my possession taken sixteen boxes, each con
tanning 100 Cigars, marked Shakespear and higen boxes,
Zach containing 100 Cigars, marked BAG here's brought
the port of Latay the steamship Ohio from lava
and uu.aIeU from board sand n-hp without
ted states OF Am,Tta with view I" Their UTietHre; aud
do hereby and admoui+h the.owU"r, owners and all
and every other person having, pretending to
have, any right ue or Interest M or 10 he same 10 be
and appear before district COurt oil The United states tor
leans on rr before the Third MONDAY rOr this date,
o. Hundred Csas should uot he couemurt decreed Tor
true. 81 sold a-teehby 10 me pTayer Of ie informing Mel
! Newt Orb ans. Dea. Il. 1850.
as 3d. lanB WILLIAMS :. SCOTT, U. 5. Marshal
WATER COLOKS,
W. '''''' AcNEmAN's, ....
REEVES SONS ,s,,,D ,.,,,s
lust RECEIVING large stocof the Above coors.
~ g. M09E3Iy ana Rosewood Boxes W.T. lock na Key Aso
Oh Co.ors, tubs Eau Orsh aud Amen an
Canvass Tor Portraits frames Of ~ 10 to ~ by 50,
Canvas n rolls, from So 70 e. inches VIDE,
Sut'cbeu Tor Canvas Of ALI sizes
400 !olen d0e sable ,,nd Camel HAIR rencla;
sr packages Col and Silver Leaf
| LOO bundles OF Duck Metni- white and yellow,
Tusel OF all the usua Colors.
Window Glass, etc.
5000 hoxes American Window Gass-alI sizes;
IDl boxes English and French, from by 10 10 IS by 55
10 boxes double t6ick Emeric from Sly 2lBy30;
100 Gsuar Diamonds
bundles Glazier Tins;
| 10 tons White Lead, "a 25 ID 70 0lh kegs ~
| $500 10 fine French Green, Try an srou@l u oIi
p6S t oil and CooT 81 re-, vii he la "aS sept IN genera
q. u' Etrna
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no WOTHERs AND MARRIED LAnTEs,


In all OF Female Diseases, the GalyanG Ba
estmab.g value. 1t would take many columns, were
the highest and most respectable Ladies in all parts Of the
Union Nekuess, irregularities, low Spirits pain in the
breast aud side, ChOrOss iuOr abus pU.asus Hen falling
OF the womb, c0Fees "usfucted or .gut luensInau0n
general pTOstrauuT nl and all of
Chrgcte are lmme9late and permanently relieved by nm
aIpe and beautiful INVENTION The nature OF our
climate renders natural StEUGai necessary for the
preservation Of smee health, and surely nothing can DC So
safe eitcaciJLs as the stmuaut which Nature hefi ~
provided. THIS is GGirdRiSa, aud its application Dy the
Galvanc Belt and Magnetic Fluid in every respect pleasant
and Hgreeat e. No Inconvenience attends us use, any me
most feeble and delicate with entire and safety
DIR. Ch risTie,s GALVANIC NECKLACE
used for all Complaints affecting the Throat or tiead neh
as bronchitis, inflammation of the throat nervous and sch
headache, dizziness Of the head nsarag U te fe NV
Zng roaring in the deHtne Whcn sehgIa4y SALt
and that distressing COMPLAINT called
DIR. ChrIstie's GALVANfC BRACRLETS
Are found of vast service in cases OF conyuls0ns or hts
nasnniC amnl.fs sad general affections of the
hend and TnisT extties. Also in Palsy and Paralysis,
and All diseases sa 6r other organs Of he boy
~ MANY bandTed Certificates, IRON all parts OF the cOun
nv Of The post extraordinary character can be given, II re-
" No trouble or inconvenience attends the use of DR..
| ,,hiB Is5TiE'S GALVANiC ARTICLES, and they may
gety. In many the sensation attending their
Irhy pleasant and agreeable They be sent
Prfcesl
Tux &ALyANIo bkLT......'. THREE DOLLARS
tux GAIN ANlC bRACELEfs ONE noLLAR EACH
THE MAGNETIC FLUID .............. OSE DOLI4R.
lions PAM hets, with fun particulars, may be had of;thf
HS- For sale in NEw OELRANs by tbs /,
GUINNESS s. .HiLLA
Pms TX 'ISE FANCY ASJiG+Es; G@LP F1HsI t'o
! SUGAR LIME-3OO barrels Extra, put up for
= - Sugar making, IL sale by $500 ., -. -
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Notice
OFFICE LAKE PoNTcHARTRAr AIN RAILROAD Co. J

OFFICE LAKE PoNTcHARTR AIN RAILROAD Co.
NewOreu $, April II, ls4g.
A T Meeting of the Board of Directors it was
n RcSoircd That public notice be given by the Company,
hat in uunurmy " tn the rules already adopted and made
known il shah mold itself responsible Tor any loss dam
aye, missing whatever, happening 10 goods transported
except when smiling from accident during the tUa vDy
rom oue end Of the rDad the other, and that all freight
shall be the risk and peri of tn owner Shippers, con
sEnpG from the very moment Il 10 IN. aided
IN If j. NEVILLE, Secretary.
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FOR SALE-A two->tory frame Dwelling
L House, Apo. 10 street, between JOsephe and ga
Jack on, Laayete-Lo q feet inches front by I23 M
lee deep. Main house has four and two pane 4l
galleries font and story Kitchen aud
room al necessary out buildings, etc. hrwer garden in
front. Price SOO $1,000 cash, balance IN aud L us,
Enquire the premises. de- I'm
FOR SALE--A superior Waiter and House
L Servant. Appiyro
CHARLES A. TOWNSEND & co.
G25 I-tj Magazine street.
DOR SALE-One large Boiler and Machinery
/ sui,ar e for a smz Steamboat. Arpy to
l5 I'm ! W. ARTHUR q co. q ana p New Levae.
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SUGAR LIME-3OO barrels Extra, put up for
- Sugar making FIR sale by
DIS HAYMAS & HOLDEN, - Magazine st.