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started decided firt showed no symptoms, at
first Of being touched by the tender passion. The
attraction Of her purse and her person soon OBJ
tanned her sufficient number OF admirers. But
they sighed in vain. Her mother, therefore, consid-
cred herself safe that point, and had fears OF
that efectua destruction to all pretences ofjuven-
ility-a married daughter. She had still marrying
views of her own
Mr.. Temple, the subject of their mutual contests,
was a handsome widower OF two-and-forty, whose
glossy locks-thanks to nitrate of silver and oil
skin night caps-defed the blanching power OF
time, and whose figure, owing to unremittlng at
tention bestowed upon 1t, retained its youthful pro-
portions. His manners were agreeable, his fortune
large and, on the whole, he still lady killer
of no small pretensons. His penchant appeared
to have decidedly settled towards Lady Mary Raw
lins and he was admitted to her house a recog-
missed ami dls np0iS0n Caroline r twlins had n
pened from pretty girhood the verge OF beautiful
womanhood under his eyes, and, as child. had
been a great favorite. In the first year OF her
escape from the nursery, a tour to the Rhine was
decided on, and Mr. Temple attended the ladies' as
their cavalier His attention, his pleasant III inners,
| his travelled information, made great impress on
| the mind of Caroline. He the very first gen
| tleman with whom she had ever been thrown into
iuxtaposition and on her return, she told her con
| fdenal maid, that delightful man as Mr.
| Temple did not exist. The confidential maid KEEP
the secret such ladies' generally do-and it soon
| reached the of lady Mary.
| Here was dilemma indeed-Caroline in love
with Mr.. Temple-and Mr.. Temple ?-It was
dresdfu even to ask the question. He showed M
alteration of manner to her ladyship, but 1t wa'
evident that he had particular aversion to ete
a-tete with her daughter. What was 10 be done
This was precisely the subject of the conversa
tion with Mrs. Spence, and we leave the matte
undecided If we hear any further intelligence OF
the subject, We shall communicate it to read
ers. In the meantime, lest they should think W,
break off too abruptly, we conclude with moral
| Ladies are strongly recommended not to keep thei
! daughters in the nursery until they nineteen
for if they do, the chances are, the young adie
will fall in love with the first gentleman tina
| catches their in private.
n. B-Peculiar inconvenience will be felt if tn
said gentleman should happen to be the favorit
beau Of mammals own.
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Yet could suffer Clara to depart Impossible
l would that very day make my declaration.
But the day passed, and though | was often
alone with her, every time 7 opened my lips my
heart beat wildly that [ could not summon the
requisite courage.
Dinner over, walk was proposed. | offered
Clara my arm, and wandered forth into the
meadows to enjoy the beauty OF an autumn even
ing. The witching hour of evening has
always peculiar effect upon me and now, with
the lovely Clara leaning my arm, averting her
melancholy face, and scarcely breaking the siience
except to sigh, felt ashamed OF my irresolution,
and resolved to propose
1t easier to resolve than to execute. My
heart futtered that was afraid to speak accu-
mulated nervousness made me poweress. We
rambled on. The last iints from the declining sun
had faded away in the distant sky-the harvest
moon rising full and brilliant-and Col Grant
suggested the propriety of Our return before the
word had risen to my lips.
They going home,' said Clara timidys
" | could ramble thus all night" | ventured to
reply
There was pause.
"I hope it will be fine to. morrow she said.
So do /, was my answer; then feeling that it
was very feeble sort of a reply, added, " And
| THIS is the last evening we are-to have you We
will miss you terribly"
| She said nothing.
We walked on "a few yards, and said
Are you not sorry 10 leave England9"
| L
| no one to regret me-"
| Do notch do not say that, Miss Lawrence :"
l impeuOusly exclaimed, and then, blushlng,
| stopped suddenly.
| felt her arm tremb'e within mine, and heard 6
| low sigh escape her | trembled also. | expectt
| her TO speak-to say something which should en-
| courage me TO proceed-but she was silent; ant
| we reached home before the word had passed ml
lips. Upbraidng myself for my timiditV, deter
mined that at tea ! would declare myself: wOui,
| whisper it 10 her at the piano.
The Fates had wiIled it otherwise Clara wa
not present al tea. She was not well, and had RI
tired to her own rOom Next morning she Wa
gone!
The state of dependency into which / fell q
her absence, was truly piliabe. Mrs. Grant wa
excessively cold in her manner towards me- and
also thought The Colonel charged. But | was to
unhappy to pay much attention 10 these things
was Ieriectly miserable, and neglected nv flute.
"What makes you so melancholy? ?" asked Mr.
Grant one afternoon.
Am melancholy ?" replied, with an affect
etical."
More likely because you are proud"
"Prond?n
= "Proud"
; W hat can You mean Z"
r al mean, Mr.. Meek, that you have tamper
T with the feelings of an excellent girl-that yc
: have lost an nestimable prize, and you know it
+ | lost it out of pride Do not pretend amazemeI
IT Yon know you won Clara's love, and yet allow
z her to depart without word from you. And VIII
d Because she is poor"
Indeed, Mrs Grant, you mistake me. | ha
Is not triAed with her feelings. love her; indeed
Ii do, upon my honor II was only doubts Of
I'd loys
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recession Oh Dehnis " Lear
BY j. A. BEARD, Auctioneer.

CATuRDAf, December :, 1850 l2 ocOck-Nh be sold at
= Arcsle pursuance order Of the Hon.
John N Lea Judge Of the Second District NewOenS bearing
date 9th OF November ls5l-
oowng escbd property belonging to the succession Of
DENNIS O'LEARY, deceased, 10 wit:
LOT OF GROUND III the Parish Of Jefferson, the
south of Msar Ridge Road, bounded N0rh by
oad, West by g. the South pubic rosl so
the sast by Lot y, an the tns
40i4 ft IL n-hes the live which parallel to
western about 1876 inches and the northern anl ssut
2l9 inches and right NnElrs
and lines The whole Pan drawn by E. H.
Sprnge 18th A. T 1885, depOtted in fe office
J. Marks Notary Public Neresns This prUpetty
high property, the tsiItnce of MIR. West
Second. LOT or GROUND, No. 81, situated IN
por S. on acknowledgements 80 feet front Vine
the New Basin depth 2j fee parallel
drawn b1 R. Deafed Cv1 Engineer, deposited
the ,fce ul G. r. StIngsr, late Notary Public.
r rms cash
sale before L. Kenny, expense the rur-
chaseTs ns, l., IS, 6. 7
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SHIPPING.
FOR CALIPoRN MA.
For California.
n. For CALF JHNIt, via the IeTHMUS


e%=s For CALF lKNIt, via the IeTHMuS
.GMEFkA OF TEHUANTEPEl1. The pioneer OF his
a-ssea route. the firt ca and fsvOre ste eams hip
wharf GOT OF Girod 1t Tor 90 ATZ At'OALCOS RIVER,
touching atVeIaCTuz, the 10Th December her rt uip,
The 10Th January ond be lst February,
twslty days. The Aabsma viii ascend the nVer about 80
miles Her stoppage Vera Cruz viii be a lew hours.
The travel san Francisco shortened nsary 40 mi
Fhe cost is aty ruo d. viii be observed BY reference
and the es vel considered abundant The road
Mules and hore lie obtained. There towns
and mmdI1us soppage, and the whole dl-tance can he
made in about thirty hours. Confirmation OF this can be
adventure No esfabl shed travel has yet
been by the Tehuanteptc Company Of New wOdeaus,
while they afford the opportunity, that the pubc should be-
practically acquain Ell with IOWte OF communication
which will very soon become the great highway.
RATES OF PAssA0E9 -
70 Lower e.
Frsisbt 8 cents per cubic foot ~ 40 pound, baggage
allowed each Passenger
EY Passengers will have provide themselves with pass
ports from Mexican COnsn
n23 tos q. ]. MEEKER Il co 66 Poydras st.
"a For san FKANCI-CO and sACttA MEN-
NEIE IDLlTf-RegHtdr Line Of California Panke,s.
Cap, Geo J. Essing, having halt Of her engaged will
all possible dispatch This vessel Is Of the rst
newly copper d. well found and te respect, and
has excellent accommodations for cabin and
gers who viii be landed San Francisco Sacramento,
WM j. DEWEY So Gravier ST.
Capt James A. Grant. Of Sacramento Ctiy the shipper
Of the Of this vessel ake charge o
directed to his care and nfona
ton iii the market. lie may be tn Oet
o. The Agent, and fetTs TO Mesrs thurch Caruhers
Carroll Il Co, NewtT -. klsmm, Cashier Of thu
| Commercial and Agricultural Bark Texas nl5
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20 EIGN PORTS.

eza FOR VERA CRLZ-The welLknown and
III fGTYA favorite hip A La BAN ,kW. Foster,
commander will eavethe hart, foot of GirOd
street for Vera Cruz on TUESDAY, 10Th December, al
O'Clock, P. M.
RATES PASSAGE.
IN ihe Saoon
In the sesrags, Mattress and Separate Mess 81
~ Two hundred and fifty pounds Of baggage allowed
eac pas engfr
GsY@ For freight or passage apply TO
nZ3 e.. MEEKGR X CO., 66 Poydras street.
q. FOR LIVEHPOOL-The Al snip ALEN
AAAE GRANT, Capt Alexander, will have immeaiat,
A@1 dlsFa Fach the above For freight passage
Apply to THOS. ROGERS, JR., & 90.
n9 or g. w OLIVER, % ST. hares st.
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House Philippa street. Second Municipality.
BY j. A. BEARD. Auctioneer.

II, z ;
y auction, Banks Arctde-
certain LOT OF GROUND with all the improvements thereon
in the bounded by Ne4 sn Philippe aud Ja streets and
Triton Walk. Said lot 80 feet neh front Phppa
depth Of 50 between parallel hass The Improve
side ch-
! en n rear all in good ord r. GER plan
TermThe purchaser the payment OF due
Jun H. 1851 the balance csh The property be kept insured
i for the credit prymeHt
.. Notary Public the expense Of
! the purchaser c5
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MUSIC.
PIANO FORTK AND MUSIC sTORR.

PLANO FORTH AND MUSIC STORE
80 ca mp TRE EE r.
81 A. TYLER has on hand and Is constantly receiving
IA. PL4JVO FORTES from the Justly .7zlIE-1~-.
geehTaied Manufacto tories Of Hallst, 81
David Van Winkie, A. H. Gale u Co. sndJ VI
Jas H. GTOvestien, New York; also Pleyels PaEs PIANOS
Orders received foT the HORST'S PATENT IRON PIA-
NOS, to be delivered in last received from TIN
factory. These Pianos decidedly the bsst Piano now IN
use particularly for the country where Tuners seldom
be had they will stand longer and in better tune than
other Piano. These Pianos have independent rim
which be removed in moment. there being eounee
ton setwsen " psaoo ssd efss SngengT H
EHNs other Musical lnsrunents constantly on hand and
XxsE for sale at low pIces. SHEET MUSIC inI piHns
&9aH Forte, Guitar, Flute, etc. Also iNSTRuCI1ON
n hooks fuI all musical Instruments ~ A Lab
eal Discount Dealers Teachers and all those sending aIE
| orders, Al orders promptly attended to- mfsr
| MUSIC AND MUSICAL INsTHU HUSIENTs.-Th
lFl subscr hers would respectfully sa1a
attention tc Their large and extensive stock Of mu
sic and Muc{ca Merehandise Of every desrrlpton f
and also to their well selected assortment of Psno
Fones, iOm the fac ores of tn frs makers in the HI
Umed States and Europe.
strngs Violin Guitar. Harp Vioincello. Double Bass
etc, Guitar Pms, Pegs, Screws. etc,
VOns, Flutes Gu tars. AecOdions. Brass Instruments
for BANDS, TampOurinss. BANGS, Drums, etc. etc.
Piano Fore WIre Tnning Hammers Forks. etc etc. and
every article connected with the N Musc Business.
Orders Tor Music and Musical instruments will be promptly
attended to-
lbera discount made dealers and prOessors and
Second Hand Pianos bought, and taken in part payment
All the new Music received from the North as pub.
lished
The entire Music Department will be under the charge OF
Mr. II ID. Hewitt, New Orleans, La. Oct, o.
L. A. TYLER.
o25 dtfSW4t H. ID. HEWITT.
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STEAMBOATS,.

!; ;SssssEN q $; ii5 M3Tt LiNE- EszE.s.aERaE
6ES iifaS 10y Gap%n f. A aea. and
FLORIDA, Captain w T; Gbersou. having been built
ad cass ass s iaS n @e o Se aoSe
steamers will leave the PouchnTt9G Railroad DAILY on
way letter bag The office Of The Agents ai O'Clock
s ss, T. 5isf6 Assa SSs Sank q Place
LIilAs p GOV RESi-Ff Shreveport NsiefitocSss
viii amns sns BENF aR B. sh
or bs s tS 3 nssn ana s a. For
or 5 apply on e0fFs sTa III! Hfsys e
Fsss s'T TTr'Hseex SIThssass Sas:saFs
- and Millken's Bepd-rhe new magnifeelt
AID swift running packet steamer NEW LATp
sn cfR % on sfs aSosf
NJ 6 FG1 70 f 5 sMF Ga. %
~ !. For Red Riyer For Natobitocbes, Grand
ger got9 steamer anu MECL1 Wm Kay, Kay master, master,
will leave as above SATURDAY, the eth instant, at 5
spEkG si'Es It .
NJ = Regular ezoo River Packet steamer
non. Yasoo C, ssori satsrs and 15s2sb VcSsbars@
he sqGe1or aud swi! running asenser packet steamer
above and al! intermediate landings on SATURDAY. the
bord id'a orto % [d5i " + B. SMITH, Poyiitas st "
Ia. u RegnIaE ouachita Packet CORA No.
Eog HoI, Ca@SdsG' IAN s snSmgsgnoe % M,%nston,
NE and sM,h running passenger steamer
al aans ON sSs t Rs iSs ~ instant ant
at o. clock For rigit PASSAGE apply board
| r g. SMITH, II Poydras street.
| dc WILLIAMS, PHILIPS co.
r. - Regular Louisville PASSENGER Packe
L,@4AkaaAAs%E5S steamer BELLE KEY - For Louisville
- Evansville, Paducah and Memphis. The
BEE REY Gs~ kes viii eas s'ssd ol he s's sbose
and all intermediate ports SATURDAY, the 9Th inst,
al o'clock P M For treigh or passage, apply TO
dc T. q SMITH. II Poydras st.
~ ~ ISed River Packet DUCh NV Ef-F or
EisffssstS Alexandra, Grand EcOre and Shreveport
The wel-known and fast RUNNING steamer
DUCK RIVER, J. d. Clark, master, s now receiving
freight, and will leave above SATURDAY. the 7th
instant, O'Clock For freight apply
on board, foot OF Customho1se street. Or to
P. S.-Ths steamer Duck River will connection
with the light dranght steamer Jim Gimer and will meet sI
at the Falls. at Alexandra. d6
HS = Regular Hed River Packet Steamer
L,fsAR5s-fEsr bhI4N lDhRE-. Or shreveport Narcnl
running passeng,r packet steamer BELNiDERt, Capt.
+. Ledwck, will leave for the above and all inernedia
landings on SATURDAY, the 7th inst, at O'Clock P
[d6l 7. B. SMITH, u Poydras st.
| r. h Regular Monday Nicksburg MeekIA
l.fAss#Hs4ss4i1 Packet MUNttSOhkhi-tG Pri9eet9n
sss=s1zsz Lake Providence. Nliiken's BEND. Vicks
burg, New Carthage Grand Gull, Rodney and Natchez
The splendid and swift running MONT
GOMEkY, Capt J. II. Ess, win posu sey leave Tor ih
above and all ntermediate landings, MONDAY, The st
INST at O'Clock P. M. For freight apply
d5 T. b. SMITH, II Poydrss st.
HgS n Regular OuRchiia Packet Steame
l,EskS2RasstSh5 sTOhM-For Camden, Champagne w
mng9m, Monroe Columbia. aud a landing
all Intermediate landi IS on EDN SDAY the Iiih inst
cOmmodations, apply board, q
| d6 T. b. SMITH, II Poydras st.
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DRY GOODS.

JOSEPH n. PALMER g. CO.
MO. A CAMP STREET. gHsIs large ard fresn
~ stock Of FALL and WINTER 0OODS ennbTaeing both
foreign and American
Some Of theieaiine articles aamed hsiow.
WOOLEN GOODS, Embracing tine medium and low
black eciorss
Sstnsfs blue black and berna Easure; reufHeky
al cOlofs; Wool and Dnan FanH all Qualities aud
sl half Wool Printed Me7ds ard taserea
Woo shawls, Of kHd Nore and Eastern kesseys and
Linseys Kentucky and Wool P,as ard fwiias
fne Plaid and checked inssy Gala Wool Pia foE etIens
eothes white and all Maeknn~ Bnnkef5 Nes hian
kets weighing lbs; Saddle Blankets hne and coarse bed and
Crib BIaaketss
COTTON GOODS. Brown and bIeaehed Shesiinsz and
SEfags british aud make. Of qnaity and
with yards wide OsuzfrEs hs most
American English French; e5oed Co0r Goods,
embracing Checks Piaid Stripes Tckfngs Denims and Catn.
Mosquito Bars, Nankeena Cotton Bandkehteta geat
variety Hosiery Goods full Esn
variety OF English scotch Ffenghf CanHte Jaco-
ae, hul Swiss and Book Muins Bishop LAvni chseked
Muslin,
SILK AND ALPACA GOODS. Plain. Striped. Plaid
ard Vevets; Handkerchief as md eetennsai
SILK ard san Vangs Bonnet Cap kecs and Hrlt Rbbaps
numbers, plain Satin and Tea Rhons; Alsczs al qeHi-
ties sud roors Mhair Ln; Canton Ciath BotnhHrHes.
LINZ GOODS. Dress Linens whole ard 1enn pieces;
Bed Tshie Lnens and TOSesi Lineh HaHdkerehiets
snd fine,
L1 With other articles usual 70 line of buaiaess q
DRY 44OODs BE fHk PACA AGB.
". AsrNGtBteF SsBai4ta.
| GENERAL COMMISSIONS MERCHANT
iel4 NO. - GRAvIER STREET. IL
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS.

HOTELS, RESTAURANTS.
DLANTERS HOTEL-This time -honored and
fashionable establishment having undergone 49,.
siderable alterations and pairs during the past Essf
mer in order tor the accommodation Of ii1
The public, whose patronage the undersigned would Hts
respectfully solicit prpmng that exertons shah be
wanting hs make their pleasant and
able His rates tnows:
Beard Lodging the Public Department. day 81 81
Board and l.Ot ging IN the LADIES Family depart
Inent. according TO the Room occupied, trOmS $50
81 0O daE To j.
ES@ The BAR Room and BARBER SHOP from their rusi-
heretofore, ANNOYING Ladies entering the etabh h
ment have been chsnget, and the the HOel
tered make and pleasant Is believed ha
when he prices and aions compared with those
of other housfs Pates Hotel will not be surpassed By
any other establishment in me city
nlS 3m NJ. MURRAY, Proprietor
WHITE HALL No A st louis street-Nelc
Wv Saloon aud Res aurdnt for Ladies'. <a~,,
The subscriber grateful for the pqirol age l.Stz
which they have experienced at the w MI
HALL and desiIous OF continuance have great enei
lshed heir establishment On SATURDAY 10th NqvembeI
at O'Clock P. NJ, they will open New RESTAu RANT
- NSALOON on the secopd-story OF the same
&A o 1hOnse No A 81 Louis street.
NNI&Y This Saloon. decoFat by the BEST artists
~ of this city. unites elegance 10 comiOft "
the tables will be spread the decacs OF each season. ana W
Wines are cuoce. q
e The pubic invited Saturday next to partake OF
splendid LUNCH, by which this Saooq VII oe opened
MD 6m :. NloSGh 81 ~.
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EDUCATION.
TEACHER OF lIUsIC.

N,z7o TEACHER OF MUSIC. sa1s.
E9NSK kS-Mks. ~ CANPBELt- Teacher Of aiu- s5a.4sS
Psn1 Forte and Guitar reeeives puptp@ ff7S
s1sS at her resdencs No. za7 Be VI
her pupis
Science f suiesee g. fr tweise iesross n1s yOs
HIGH SCHOOL, corner Of Constance and Race
ii sss, by Rev. ALEX AN DEB CAMPBELl.. n2s y
CarroiltOn Episcopal Female Seminary.
T,lvE mites sa New ofrans ysds beyond
L the N %. and Carrenion ReiiIoad- ss - -.
REv'o ELIJAH GuIoH, Rector ard Principal Of the Enssh
REv'D cHAs. H. WILLIAMSON, Priaepai ST the Krsneh
MS CLARA D. N. euIoN Principal Of ths Musical De
Tss Mt, REy,D LEoNInAs POLK D. D.. vii .seaeia.
s1cise vtoa pfpsrvistn gsfsra
L
This tnstutioa fer the instruction af ladies all he
he
y hoarng Tups MONDAY Foytmber 4h te5t
elegant an Mansn ruertv he Bla
House." aud recently the relsnce pf Dr. j. l. aidti pea
situated IN he healthy snd retired sftsot1n.
bans Of the assspp river, end eeeie from Mes OFiea1
sxpeas Bord. Tuition English. French and Veal
Music, and Wathng 4l03 II nsnthA lsrunne
Slusi, including sac Drawing slS
will furnish their pillow teAe.,
napns. and The sther " e ab ~
te lnetn ALI payments VIII be isquifssf and inca
rinbiy m advance.
IN Visits pups will be their parents aud
gitTsn' and authorized BY hem cstnniay, NJ
ap5rt reception visitors No sisis received Sunday
Tie sAhop and Clergy a The gFtrtant Episcopal
Churh Louisiana Parish Of jeheFssn, cter
rs 1884, a44 SIN
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L. o. o. f.
ESA 80 Nc MuMARD LODGE No is meets every s,y
G> OF Tehonpit os and Poyirts streets, al 7
o'eloak. QGesrs for the FTessd Term;
J. E. ALLISON ........N. GIN. F, RIcx.,....R Seey.
H. SIMPepa, GtF.W. nxLRspERE!FR.,P.s ..
G. ., BOwmTca, TraasaIes iss
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AUCTION SALES
BY J. A. BEARD.

Building lot on FsteIIe street, Second Municipality
BY j. A. BEARD, AuctiOneer.
GATUHDAY Dacembe II D'clock-Mt aucion,
~ Banks Arcade, without
LOT OF GROUND the square bounded Es;elle,
Edwards Nsg zine and Constance Streets with double House
rented $50 Said lot 35
feet front Estele by depth u ei e-ssid lot hng No
2 on plan exhibited at sale.
Terms 5000 'asi bal and years credit for
es bearing tnorg1ge the properly
Act sale beioTe T. Stark, Notary Public at the
the purchaser d5
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FOR CALlF0kaNlA.
SyADDI4ES, BRIDLES. RlTTs sTtRkMfs sio-. Of
= every description. INDIA kObbEh "a
CLOTHING OF all kInds... All bEDss. I'll r. ~
Lows, TARPAuLiNs. SADDLE iBAss. ,TENfSs
f0fiss Rpbher Tent r1aths. Of a Tor sab By
fyiO SMITH RROTHER. 81 Common q.
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Issg n Regular 0uachiia Packet steamer
lJHsk3sst497a kTOhM-For Camden, Champagno VII
.fazzssaa mnglon, Monroe Columbia, aud al landings
Ouacha River The elegant swift running passenger
all intermediate land gs WEDN ESDAY, the IIih inst,
at o'clock P. For freight passage, having ne
cOmmOdations, apply board,
d6 T. b. SMITH, II Poydras st.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-01
ALLIS q HOwES

W7HOl ESALE Dealers in Groceries, Liquors,
wv Tobacco, Nails, Paper, Axes, Spades, Show
els, Powder, etc., etc, are now receiving their
Winter Stock, and would respectfully say TO Mer-
chants Having had experience in the business o,
the West, almost as long as the West has hid hus-
mess, they have thor1 ugh knowledge OF the West
and It's wants, guided by which knowledge they
have carefully selected from manufacturers and i'm
porters, such articles as will suit the market, and
are prepared to sell goods favorable terms as
canbe obtained in louisville or CinciI nat.
To CANAL COMMEMORATIVE. special view &c
Canal works, they have on hand, and will be con.
stantly receiving large lots OF Spades and Shovels
Blasting Powder, together with all other articles
calculated to facilitate the toll nourish the body, re
cheer the spirits ofour sturdy laborers.
To FARMERS AND PRODUCE DEALERs.-They vii
pay the highest market price for country produce
stock of Gunny Bags, which they will furnish or
terms that cannot fail to please
Nov. 9. '49-n 21-tf:
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NOTICE TO CANAL CONTRACTED
a522szaEu 93x-ET
WABASH & ERIE CANAL. INDIAN

CEALED Proposals will be received at Prir
- ton, Ind, until the Goth day OF October neA,
for the construction of thirty five miles of the above
named Canal. The work consists OF sixty sections.
embracing much variety of excavation including
considerable rock, number OF deep cuts and hsary
eaJdnkmenfs, one aqueduct eight locks and many
culveris All the mechanical structure To be OF
timber, and will afford much work for carpenters
There vii! be no stone masonry OF any deserir-
ton. OF the excavation and cmbankment there is
much more heavy WORE than is common on an
equal length of line. Bidders from Ohio will find
il most convenient to reach this work by way of
the Ohio river and Evansville. as the south end of
the work is only Is miles north OF Evansville =
From the middle and moth part of Indiana, il will
be most convenient TO reach the north end of the
work nj Petersburph, in Pike county. Bidders who
are not known to the undersigned will be expected
70 furnish proper testimonials of character
Payments in moHcy will be made at periods of
about sixty days,
Plans and specifications of the work will be ex-
hibted at Princeton, by the Engineer in CHARGE 10
days before the letting. The line will be in readi-
ness for inspection by the first of October. For
further intoi nation, persons wishing examine
the work can address w. J. Ball, Rest. Engineer,
Tere-Haute.
SAML. FORRER;
SOLOMON STURGESS.
septl8-u S. K. HASMER.