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sa,l L,,s rsmsla apae and thi5ty dsy.
from this notice sad Lo remain unified hry will re filled BY the
Nj. HARRISON, Acting Surveyor
First Ward.
Mrs A. woooks Lot; foutng Tchoupitouas street, be-
L. maitbews's; corner o Constance and Orange
H. Py P oG 0"E sniG s. and cs ]
+ Te iordi Celeste and s. James
McDonogn St, John the Baptist, between Market and ST.
Estate Walsh Dmond, agenD St. John the Baptist, between
join Wade ST. Thomas be ween Theresa and Becha,e.
ErSRcis Duy este between st. soSn E1pst ana Religious w
A Lyouda. Richard street, St. John the Baptist
sSrSw Mason AGENT John the Baptist, Richard
Tee ST. John the Baptist between Richard and Market street,.
Second Ward
Estate Of W. N Judge Rawe agent)i Dyades,
between Euterpe and TsrpIichore streets
IL hS s' square bounded BY Bacqhu Dyad, Eutsrps
i111sgITfi,,s streets and Felicity Road
?. iTwlPi rhaia, between sacchus and Dryades
G. + RepPe Aep Boechus and pytdes
ni9 n S se ii 2aSgs RG'"E Rla % GAM ,nS "SGSs Street
r. Lssse Dr"s. Gewsn Ts5Psle9ere and EqRierPe streets
Third Ward.
John Deeves corner Ga and choupitouas
MrI Jgl l. G[os Julia 0etSeen Mogass TP4 emp streets
james HeSt suzs between New Leyee and rsRoupoulas
SP FS%s s6zee between bupuus and Front Levee
John Mcpmogh Front Leyae hetween suzrle and Benjamin.
s@s & ~fs% a6 New %
Peter Conrey cnmerG Suzete and Annunciauou streets
Unknown corner nj DuFantler and DO.
Do DO o &G t0@s cnn.r and az posv,rre dO SS
p Doherty cuddy CO. Rgens) Camp, between Estee and
unknown su1ete, between Magazine Constance
Fourth Ward.
b Charles Hercules s.!w sa Thsie sd EFato streets.
j. eulermam Bucchus, brtween Triton Walk and Caiope.
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SHIPPING.
DOM ESIIC POh s
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:. FOR NEW YORK, pta Havana Uu,,


,sr=s FOR NEW YORK, Urq Havana United |
NIHlE6fA States hdu STEAMSHIP CompaHg.The new |
als1sSssaa and masnIic nj steamship FALCON Lieut.
n. J. HaIsene sing, willeaye on 5ATD RDAY.
l8 september coce A. N. runctualy from the Of
e. mSrys street. Laaye ne os sIs sss ,"L e @ eo ,
spacious saoOng and well ventilated cabins and saeooms
eS An experienced geon accompanies this and all
other vessels of the Company.
To New YofkTsSate Berth S;sI6os. 90
seerase Bsith. be, sand .sparate mess e % %
To Havans-stale room Herth, saloon. n......:..: S5
Passenger for H'vana must procure nassp s from the
V Passengers for NewYork be transferred to the
No passage secuT until Ia1 for All passage ticket, and
s 2ss 2ssn ss''s L
Jas,lG ss,sa ANR 9 IA. ba,NedA
rharlfst9n oa AagaTs e yg s,S SSaoSsnGh s, Eo sof
III tKI EsT6N Is. Z, to HAVANA, leaving Havans
ton Tor Havana on the lsl and 18Th.
Havana to CbarlestGno Or savannah .,.,............ao
havana 10 Key ~
fOF NJ SH'sf e. M%RHECAfRp MIh'pf5s AafRpG charleston, Orto
NJ j. HART Co 81 TeboaRsuss Feb ss a.. st y Orleans. G
~ Pss.e1Esr' issy9g Havana 6y mp reach
baltimore the Ffh Day by taking the Land Route and
New YORK and PIN ade nba in the same time by taking the
=. FOR PHII.ADELPHIA.The fine fast sailing
sfE5s regular packet barque YARMOUTH, Captain
will nave d.oe Rs Ear a Sasa afSo a @ s d.
having fine accommodations, apply to the Captain
=" J'6HS w. ANDREWS & co. e5 Common st.
Agent in Philadelphia E. LINCOLN Il Co. s2l
FOREIGN PORTS.
1A FOR VERA ChUI-Ths pS I RsT A H. | cOpgsred
s....1 will have immeda dispatch For freight or pas
SO BARELLl 4 co. 81 Common street.
FOX CALIFOkN MA.
GFnTJ ~. @
s.asAAsds5ssu. icent mail steamship FALCON, Lieut. i; j.
tlartstene, U. s. NJ commanding, will leave on ATUR-
DAY 18Th segsmhet, al O'Clock, M punCuay, with
| RATES or PASSAGE: ~ ..
10 Chagres-in S]aooasi ] ~ ~
in steeTage % and mess with cew. Go
No pa passage sein5sd o qR Ps Raid e r. Az passage tickets
PARADISE, LAWRAsoN n co, Agents,
NIB Surgeon is always attached to ships o. this com.
so 46k kFsiNGFERdX2S sAN Eks 86LfF AYE \ t sal.
S18k iRg ship GEORiE STEVENS, Captain John
ofns % Rp % sf SHys %
peed and well found in every respect For freight pas
WEfRM vi MRIF4fX J. 6EWE9 E9 g 3 GGsPR G4aERs9 = $.
ST FOR SAN JUAN, ,NICARAGUA-Ha HarrisO1
@faB aper bs MRJSR LiS1SR
Her frs cabin (, n e state rooms and tie second GR6
G s S Sr nes tSs a to this
a favorable OPP orunity, the Brig having heretofore bee
saiIer Of this For freight passage information
respecting '''' r N. RXRRis0S y co, IA Gravier ST.
au6 o WICkHAM 35 Common st
-a. FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER
SsEk The Bark ROMAN, being now unoaded, can b
or will take ' fesRt for the No North i or for Europe
sl2 Apply to BAkELLI y co. 81 Common st
I'll FOR FRbIGHT OR CHARTER-An 4 NJ
- for any Of the Gull West India islands
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The effects Of the FAIN EXTRACTOR in These cases
wonderful quickly does it remove all pains and soreness,
and heal the injury. No SCAR REMAINS. Its in
healing old sores OF long standing is unparalleled.
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NJ 0Q-l

Resolred, That E II Wiugate be and is hereby
released from the payment of 6ue imposed on
him for having I lot of Il ur on the Lsvee in rOn-
ravenIion of the ordinances, he paying charges on
the same
Passed Sept II, 1850, J. II. Caldwell, Prgsident.
Approved Sept u, 1850 A. ID, CROSSAAN, Mayor.
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TTOBACCO-.OO boxes fins HsVsns and lower grades,
"a % 'f' /. ". " ARtAUR co. g and y New Lovos.
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D ALLIE Y1S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
The Original hnd OniS tEenulno,
Nn TnNT DnTNn

No 10 fO "
Has ever been discovered that possesses Of the qualities
Of this famous remedy. Almost daily hear Of new, and
heeOiUt virtues discovered by its application to
diseasesvr a remarkable fact, that many Of its eff
ects known ony from accident experiment So deep
has been the science of Mr.. HENRY DALEY, the mn
VentOr admirable tine combination Oi L. ir's ns that
it found suited to relieve almost every aimsni to which the
frame of mlis subject. Let onumerae some oil the Pc
cuiaT qualities of this remedy:
Frstlt will, within five minutes from lis application,
remove the pain from Che severest BURNS, SCALS,
BLISTERS 1t will also the pam and cure GOUT,
TlC-DOLEROUX, PILES, RHEUMATISM, SORES
Or rsWELLINGS.
Seooad-In cases of BURNS, if applied Immediately, it
will preserve e matter how severe may be the injury,
unless vital part be burued and consequently any OF
inflammation.
Third-It will heal Burns OF Wounds Ulcers, or Sores, of
any kind, WITHOUT SCAR.
F0ur.it neutrazes and destroys POISON from Plants
Reptiles Insects, RaDd animals.
Ftih.-t will, wherever applied, prevent MORTLFlCA.
TION; and in old wounds wherever modification has
meHced it will the disease, and cure the wound
where flesh has already dropped away it will restore the part
to its natural state
SiEh.-IfBROKEN LIMBS, when eel, be well wrapped
up in the Saye Inflammation, Swelling OF Pain can ".
and the bones unite and become strong with astonishing
apdity.
Ssysut-When the Bowels are painful, or nhamed t4e
Extractor if well rubbed upon them viii afford relief, and
cause movement, when OIL jaap and all other
do hRhe system will absorb more than Is necessaTyto
repair it. Ii will not conflict with medicines that may be
|
We have space in this publication all the
diseases cured by
DALI.EY's PAIN EXTRACTION,
but we shall subjOn few testimonials OF its value, selected
from the thousands in possession, from all part Of the
country
PILES.
1t may be confidently stated that there of PILES
| which may not be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR.
1t is certain remedy, and removes the pain and
| soreness. 80.
l., John Williams resident of Hamilton county and City
of Cincinnati, tee II solemn duty that owe to the cOmmu
ny thus publicly that have been troubled with tht
p for about years. during which time have sui
fsed much bodily pain lost great portion OF that time By
confinement bed and have expended several hundred
dollars but purpose continued to grow worse Mean
while, pemuaded and finally urged to make trial 0
| "DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR" " C
the awful complaint; and to utter amazemen, am a
well and hearty ever and to the OF two boxes OF TIL
| precious ointment | asCnbe my Thess facts am VIII
ing affirm to, should make the statement OF an Old res
| dent any authentic. JDhN w llLiIlANSs
| ncLnmlti An mnuih. ls4L.
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GREEABLY Re the Council Of Second Munich
n pay Esed August a. 1857 the the following
ed tins Municipality, hereby required
filled pr level within hr days, under penayo fus
Five Dollars day every Ihcaton
sad Lots unhei and the eHpra ion thirty days
this sad LOIS untitled will filled by
Surveyor the expense OF their owners
Nj HARRISON. Acting
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This will certify that we have used DALLEY's MAGL
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR a remedy for Sore Nipples,
and cheeruly recommend it those who may be afflicted
with tha' most distressing complaint, as most valuable
tcle to cure 1t. Ph(EBE BRA1,
HLb1UU, ApFil, lS45. MARY MOORE.
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M oe7t

ReSOLUe8, That in accordance with the adiudca-
ton by the Mayor the 9th inst, the Surveyor is
hereby authorized to make the following contracts
With VIM. J. Amer, as principal, and George
Kirk, as security, for the repairing of the steam
boat, steamship, ship and hatboat landings at
50 s. per square, for Gaping and plankng, and
81 50 per pile;
With r Gardeve, as principal and F. Gardeve,
security, for the furnishing and delivery the
Levee, in front of the Ship Wharfnger' office, of
six hundred hard yellow heart pine staging planks
at SIT so for one thousand feet board measure
With w G. Almindinger, as principal, and H.
]. Ranney, as security, for making two sei'acting
flood gates, for the sum of $3.50.
All the above works to he completed in accord
ance with the specifications on file IN the Sur
veyor's office. -,.
PISSED Sept. II, 1850 j. H. CALDWEnT, President.
Approyed sept q, 1850 A. d. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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PISSED sept. II, 1850 J. H. CALDWEnT;, President.
Approved sept, q, 1850 A. d. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
No. 29z2.

Resolpel That in accordance with the adjudica-
ton by the Mayor on the 10Th inst, the Surveyor
is hereby authorized to contract with Patrick Fox,
AS principal and Mr.. d. Favey as security, for the
having OF Robin street, from ST. Thomas to Mnga-
zine street. at forty-nine cents per square yard, in
conformity the specifications file in the Sur
vevors office.
Passed Sept. II, 1850. j. Fl. CALDWELL. President.
Approved Sept q, 1850. A. ID. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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The efficacy of hePAIN EXTRACTOR in this disease
is remarkable. We know Of numerous cures and do
hesitate to say the Ointmen will fail for this pur
pose Decacy prevents u IRON asking certificates from ladies
on this subject. The oowLg procused by one our
A
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EOskPH II. PALAiEit N CO., 81 Gravrer street,
- cont mpating removal to their store No AZ Camp
street. the ist Of September next will sell their present large
stock OF DRY GOOpS, consisting Of Brown and bleached
CUuOns, English and American Prints, Kentucky l.nseys
and jeans, white and cOored Fiaues do do, plain and
Iwllled; Apron and Furniture Checks ChCcaw and Nam
keen Stripes; French, Scotch and American Gnghams and
Lawns Fine Irish Linens; Linen Sheetngs lO4, ll4 and
l24; Table do. and Napkins together with large asOrt
ment O other seasOnahe goods, intending OOO
Sl4 Cotton Meetings., at L GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
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No. 1910.


RESOLVED, That the Treasurer pay, on the war
raut If the Mayor, III following snms viz
spSa sn T s%GSfa Sa IN Aqs 1885,
TO suHdTy peons emplo' ed N SorveyGr,s Deparment
sundry persons employed on Dreige Boat, Aagusl,
1850 three hundred and thrUelght dollars and eighty
To sundry per for employed August, 1880,
To undr ons or marking sire IS IN 70, list District,
70 Pack Fox, tor hauling curb and gutter slone four
TO j. w sta1tou & 20. for six casks 50 rm oil eight
hundred and two dollar: and fifty cents
TO J. NJ Harrison, for forty eight vs. services public
works acting Surveyor from 2lh July, hundred and
II Francis o'snivar for conveying sick persOns to the
Chany Hospital, fifty ight dollars and fifty cents
To Ino. Ggan, for grease turns ed draining machine,
To Martin Cossrove tor hire of man and horse az the
| anH seventy our dollars and twenty five cents.
Road on Futon STR ct ct. two buarsd dollars - ''' -lAA
0SR X EaRg 3 Ee s, 5s Sassb o. 5G d from
Martin CGogsaoi M & tor fsson;lns s Drysds srset du-
To True Delta Office, for advertising genera! election,
To Jos Eter for black eambnc for mourning eight dol
| Iars and de seye9ty,tTo cents. ., 1..,.- >,
To jno Been. forrepaing lamps twenty dollar. and
To slave Charles fore leaning watchhOuse Drvy, ten dol
To Ed n DswsoP, % @ fer carving s ;iek to hospital from Eth
To Van zq9dt Co for medicines furnished woTE house,
fifty Go'ar and eighty; five cents
watchhOuse hundred and tty.two dollars and fifty
cent.
To William, f. C, for removing naisaaces, five dol.
To w Bedlqck clerk Sd District court, costs in .undry
sus four hundred and twenty dollars aud
To Ed Scally, or taking sick 10 Charity Hospital,
dollar and fifty cents.
To P. o. Stark, for nOtsrill fees. six dollars,
To ,Connell tNr rsrarng fence on Mepomene canal,
To R. Hamilton, for buryng dead animals ETC., eighteen
dollars and nifty cents.
To Pay Roll of lamp lighters. for compensation from the
dat of their discharge the end OF june 1850 eighty eight
doiars and sixty -fiv- cents.
To H Pl ucne nr inspecting balances ETC., of Dry AIDES
market. one dollar aid forty.five cents.
To The Courier, for advertising election, fifty. -four
dollars
To F. F. Foge pair of scales and weights for the
DryHdes market. six dollars and twenty five cents.
TO PTiestleY & Be n, fer hardware, hundred and
eighty -one dollars and fifteen
To l. e. Dian, Tor wing sick to Hospital, and
moving nuisances, etc, dollars and fifty cents.
70 II. r. Swasey, for blank books and bnGng newspa
per5, ON dollars.
To Leeds Co for of engineer draining ma
chine hundred and m six doars and sixty.sIx
To VIM. Monaghan, for drawing contracts, hundred
and ii dollars. 5u
To Machi Kelly for refreshments furn he'd at the polls of
7h ward I'D April, $50 hundred and twenty five
dollars
Passed Sept II, 1850. J. II CALDWELL, President.
Approved Sept. Il, 1850. A. ID. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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Efk3 ..5.=..s..3s7 :--1ssz55s EAEf
kt5.G ts =. p y aT-E-fZ4 sssasass

TRRO UGH IN II DAYS.
Stage Travel Reduced to Ninety-three \ Miles.
NEW ORLEANS TO MOBILE-By the Daily Line
~ Of Man Steamers OREGON, Cant; HEN; CALI.
EORSlA, Capt. REYNOLDS and JAMES l.. DAY, Capt
Gbeuon leaving NswOreans at ~ P. and arriving at
Mobile next morning at O'Clock. EP- Fare %. Time
through 10 hours. -ss1
MOBILE TO MOETsoSERY-By the Daily Line of supe
nor First Lta S-aners leaving Mobile at NJ. and
nving at M0ntgomery "a day g. To- Il NJ The line
.sts Of the ,OwIng hoats: EMPEROR, Capt Cox IA
Rf CLIFTON, Cont. Adams Low NDES, JR. Capt
Johnson; SELMA, Capt BqTeIl; DAN PRATT Can't
Johnson FARMER. CRUt James. Fare g. Time through
@ 43 hours. B the Daily Mai Line COacl-Fare $40
Time hour
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fUIlN NANlHTtDNT, Ut IlhUUUOnas sTeeI, Op.
poHle Ct, May's Market prepared to manufacture
SsrU Buffers U every description, cheap prices they
can be delivered ner r2m any D the country. Ja5 ly
10. &, TAILOR ~ go. Dea.ers m C0fcc, Gun.
y Hy Bags, Roe nnl HesteTR Produce, No. IS Maga-
"a ueet. New Orleans. ty25
w. MR. W. G. FrTE is our authorized AGENT to
lr-agt H business of the House per nOtaa GC pusel
indag ueiure A. &. AlnswortnI Notary Public,
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FURIOUS DRIVING.

EtLFncF JFO OTdinaNcP 0J TNt tfHTW CONNIFI VU87tH
December q, 1886.
ART l6.-" ANY Dray nan, Garter, other Driver OF
any Cart, Dray, Wagon, Tqmbrel, Lumber Cqrt, Wood
Cart Brick Cart or other vehicle whatever, public or Pm
vae, who shall he guilty running his horse, ,o hOres mule
or mules through any Of the streets Of the three Mnlel-
Pae OF tins clty, driving ster rate, cheR oGdfd,
h walk, and when not OndCd at greater speed than
Sg rot or pace turning the Of eel or road
whether loaded Or not at steT gait than raib, shall nay
hne o. from $40 TO $50 for the rst offence and for the
second offence he sha forfeit his license and ,a as0 pay
the above fine; and if such drayman carter driver he
slave, he shall receive lahes Tor the first once, and fol
the second ence he shall receive % ashe and all draw
carriers or drivers are expressly forbidden drive their ami
NAL or animals at faster gait Than above BY this arti
Gle, under the above fines and ppnaes Published by
resolution OF Council Of hluni ipniity No. Two.
So lw JOHN CALHOUN Secretary.
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so IN 80. s:..!.2. ID

IHE undersigned, his old established office, continues
accommodate persons desrous of RENTING money then
friends in England, Ireland, Scotland, with Sterling Sight
Drafts payable in postt9wG in the above named king
Iqg passengers brought from Liverpool to this city on good
ships and reasonable terms Parties living distance by
addressing letter (pOstpaid) to the qnderslgne4, will be
" 0mptly attended 10. JOHN TOOltE,
slu Iy 25 bank Place.
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DALiEY,s a PAIN EXTRACTOR,

but shall subJOin few testimonials OF its value selected
from the thousands in possession, from all part 0i the
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NANNY GROCERIES-The undersigned having
Il com neucad business his stand, No % CAMP
Seer Gprs leave to inform his friends and the public that
he /. nov in iecept of complete ASSORTMENT OF Fresh
FAMILY GROCERIES,, whIeh he OILERS on the most
Jplyerad 10 any part OF the CiIy tree of charge.
IS Camu street.
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FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT-A richly furnish.
ed room, within five minutes walk of the St Charles
Hotel, and desraby located for professional gentle
man. will be rented to proper tenant. For further partCI.
iars address A, through the Post Office giving name,
address, etc. sl6tf
FURNISHED ROOMS.-SOveral large airy Rooms,
desirable for the Summer Season, be had los
St Joseph street second door from ST. Charles ie6 4m
- OOMS FOR RENT-Seyeral Roomsn Banks Arcade
IN suitable iOr Offices Torrent. Apply Y NatChez street.
stairs, mil
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-02-05

ADDREss.-The Rev. Mr.. VAN LENNEP, q native
of Smyrna, and for the last ten years missionary
among the Armenians of Turkey will deliver an
address this Tuesday, evening, at seven O'Clock,
in the Fourth Presbyterian church, (Rev. Mr..
Smith's,) and give account of the interesting
events recently transpiring amongst the Armcni-
ans and in the Turkish empire.
ToBAcco-CHrwERs.- Complaints are frequently
made Of the careessncss of tobacco-chewcrs in pub
lie assemblies. II gentlemen cannot abstain for an
hour. during the delivery Of interesting lecture
from the of tobacco, they should at least take
the precaution not to nure the garments of others
Several ladies have just cause of complaint this
score in attending the lectures at the Smithsonian
Institute, and also in visiting Bayne's panorama;
during the past week. expensive silk dresses having
been utterly ruined from being despatched with
tobacco-juice. Common politeness should induce
every man to be careful in public meetings where
he spts, and there would be no impropriety in re-
curing gentlemen to abstain from it's use on such
occasions-more especially where the lectures or
exhibitions are free of cost.
The SEAsoS.-For the past week or ten days we
have been in the enjoyment of delightful May like
weather. Last Sunday night, however, a. decided
change was perceptible, and yesterday proved as
unpleasantly cold and disagreeably windy as we
remember to have experienced for many a day. So
from hot TO cold-tbat il requires great care upon
the part of those liable 10 exposure TO the weather
to guard against these sudden changes.
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SPECIAL TELEGRAPH NOTICE.
Hafn,s TeIeUraph.

Office of the North American Telegraph Company,
Odson building, Pennsyirdnsa Auenus, corner 0f
Fosr-and-a half street.
TNHE public respectfully informed that the
4 new line Of Telegraph extending from wash
ington TO New York has been completed, and that
no expense has been spared by the proprietors to
make il the most perfect line Of Telegraph in the
United States. The scires laid across he North
rirer under scatsr, TO the Office No. 20 Wall street.
New York, and increased despatch 10 thereby given
to messages forwarded by this line between Wash-
ingfon, Baltimore, Wilmington, Philad<ipkia, Neso
York, Providence, Boston, Albany, Buffalo, and in
tcrmcdiatc stations IL is the only direct and ce-
tain line
No delay occurs from rewriting on this lane, as
the operators enabled TO telegraph direct TO the
various stations Of the company.
Dispatches for the Wssf also forwarded by
this line, in conncxion with the o. Reilly Wsfern
Lines, to Pittsburg, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louis
vile, ST. Louis, and all the intermediate and far
western stations.
is the intention of the propriefors that the bust
at the various Offices shall be conducted with
efficiency and civility, and the most energetic
means will be used 10 keep the wires in condition
for the prompt transmission of all dispatches en-
trusted TO their care.
share of public patronage is respectfully so
licitcd for the new line of telegraph.
HENRY J. ROGERS,
Feb. 5-3t General Superintendent.