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The whole number oe deaths for the past year in
New York was % 773, but leaving out accidents,
premature and still births suicides and murder the
mortality from disease was 22 600 or these only
626 were blacks, and IS, l7S natives, $3.50 Irish,
1888 German. 1t is remarkable that 9 057 deaths
which is nearly one half-were of children under
five wears of age. r..
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Edwin CrosWelI, Esq, of the Argus, has Ie-
moved his family from this city TO New York He
is Secretary Of the U. S. Steam Navigation Com
pany at salary of $1,000 year. His share Of the
profits of the Company for the first years business
is estimated at Sl00, ,00o-Ab. Express.
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It. g. WATERMA
(LATK HOLMES & COZ
SODA AND MINERAL WATER
MAJ FACTITRER.

RER, y
No. 20 rauicr, corner Carondet street, Men Orleans
te plain Or favored with sarsapara Lemon. etc, for
Hotels Bars, steamboats, Or Private Families.
Orders for any quantity, put up In shipping order at the
e 5quP WATER flGHsf AND MEAD IN Fountains.
uEnlsIed On the % W9 TeaSORable terms: 0e ovs,
always on hand for sale. my3 sm
JNFoRMATION WANTED Mr.. JOHN BEN
SON PRISTER, aged about rs years n height about
MeTnP Sack Coat qa5f figured Six Vst. s,t blue Co1h
the Benson was printed on small piece Of paper was
last on Tuesday evening the 9ist inst the Temper
cal EseRans he was Gae uw and had BEEN 30 G
sSS Tee weeks weeks "A Any M sP Sdse hin vi se
No l32 Camp street, opposite Lafayette SQUARE my2
nIssOLCTI0N-7The frm of MATTHEWS DEN.
the undersigned The business will be continued as hereto
stree streets, Il BY T pENMAS & Csi o'a'''' oO"ss'
o iSHE jSH#E !: F. bHsHzE:w bHHSsTHEzHEEws. vs.
New Orleans, February l, 1850. myI1 I'm
NOTICE Mr. ALFRED 3; ADAMS Ne this X day becomes
The business will be carried under the same name and style
NeworIeans. May /. 1850. myI I'm
r. r: srIngeo and WIN; w. WALLACE IA. w WooD,
GRAvIER STREET where they prepared to execute
with every facility, all Commercial and Marine NoarGl
~ Records of Wood & Beck kept separate. mhs5 1y
ID EMOVALr-DR R. H. WYENE, Physician and
IN y7ccOUekelr, has removed to No. 36 CARoEDELET
STREET. fyl6 6m
I INEN LUsTERs AND CHAMBRAYs--T The
IL undersigned has in store LINEN LUSTERS, beant-
fu of coors and fine and medium solid Cham
bray Ginghams for travelling dresses.
Fine Brocaded Muslin Dresses Linen Bareges Solid Black
Lawns, Plain Swiss Muslins Bishops Lawns, Fine Tape
myS9 "''''' j. H. PALMER, 56 Gravier st.
TIO FAMILIES GOING NORTH-The advertiser
desirous TO take charge OF the residence OF family
going North for the Summer She is fully competent and
has children. The best would be taken of everything
s in her gb9ygs Sasae15y city references can be given
Address - P.'' Box w. l4I Post-OfhCe. mySO Wv
CUNDRIES IN STORE
y SuGAR-Loaf, Crushed aud Powdered-5O packages;
TEAS-l50 packages Green and Black, some fine;
COFFEE-yaya, Havana and Rio; -
9EEF-Fulton Market and Usher's Spieed and Mes;
TONGUES-Pickled Tongues, large aud juicy;
CRACKERS-BOson Butter, Soda Maple and Wine
Crackers, fresh landing;
CANDLES-I50 boxes star, Solar and Sperm Candles;
PlCKLESIl50 boxes English, w. Nj. and P. and Un-
GyARERs, jsllsf, !sm;, gP,grsFss.. Tsg!s do.
MUSHROOM, Walnut and Tomato Ketchups do;
| OLIVE AND FLORENCE OIL;
| LARD AND sPERM VI OIIr-By the cask or gall;
CHOCOLATE, COCOA, BROMA and CRACKED
MACKEEFR'E Ell AND sALMoN-1z5 packages;
NUTMEGs. AND MACE-l75 b Nos 1;
SSARDINES Sa,EaDi aES PIu9es lyons 1 sSqspgss sTpsp.
CLARET-75 boxes Table Caret;
SOAP AMI. STARCH-25O boxes, first quality;
WHITE, BLACK and CAYENNE PEPPER;
WRAPPING PAPER-5OO reams straw;
EUTS-l0 bags Cream Nuts;
BROOMS, Mats, Washboards, Clothes Pins. Brushes,
myss Sc St e'' i0r ssia CHRs sTouGHToN, "a cawp st.
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DR.. DAVIS'S
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR.

IN OFFERING the public new and valuable remedy
- 4 for rGg9SlyESUyHPTToN, e ~ BRONCHITIS, dSTHM4,
COUOHS, COl>DS, efe,, we append few notices OF the
character and efficacy Of the medicine Numerous esimo
mails be seen in pamphet for distribution the agency,
which invited 10 obtain ftmay be proper say
that Dr ID. eminent praetns physician oftweve years
standing, graduate OF the University Of Pennsylvania
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1 ROMAhOsA Successor to Costa g. Coz Importer
- Gf HdUdRa Produce, keeps constantly hand large
assortment Of CIGARS, consisting of Imperaes, Regaa
Ca1adOres CaOnes, Paneeas, Dana, Small Regalias Mil
lar TrabucOs, etc. etc. from the most celebrated brands
Havana No. Front Levee, corner st. Charles and
Gravier streets, New Orleans. my2S ly
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'HOs. ID, HAlIES, Broker, st. Charles Hotel Build
Il ing fourth door from COmmOnstTee office of Ii. Davis,
notary public, New Orleans will buy and sell Landed
Property; obtain Loans Mortgage; Discount Notes; serve
as Appraiser and Expert adjust Accounts make Copar
hersp Settlements intends residing in the city during the
Summer, and will serve Agent for of property
see assessment for taxes is fair valuation; draw col
eet rens etc. etc. and attend to Agency business gen.
eTa, mbl5
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I ABOHDB q XIaUKs, Comm,ssloa MeTe1a,

| II. STUART, B4itdsr, Az Ard 1 iJe69er, az I0h Julia
kEPAIRING executed with fidelity and dispatch. JOB
BlNG of all kinds done TO orde with pTomptness Resi-
BLIN D5 made to order. a fy23 6mdSW
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TTNHE subscribers have opened Depot of the Orleans
Il Steam Corn Mills, at the COAL YARD, corner of St.
Charles and Julia streets where orders for fresh Ground
Corn Meal, GTits, Cracked Corn, and Oil Cake will be
mhe Il &. W. THOMPSON co.
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DGgis's Syrup Of Wld Cherry and Tqr-We wou.d cal
attention the advertisement of this valuable medicine in an
other column. Several of its sautary effects have come
under personal observation, and therefore confidently
recommend it to the aifcted-Ed NJ j. WeekkU Pisifs,
and Temperance Sentinel, (TTentOR,) Feb. 3, lS47.
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]. H. MILLER, U. 8. A.

Here is another nearer home
NEwYoRK, Jan. g. 1850
MesTs. SANDs-GeHtemeR: have great pleasure in
kn0wedgng TO the great benefit have received from
the of your SarsapaIa- subject of pulmonary dis
to be afflicted few weeks after my return was seized
with violent hemonhage of the lungs and from the debility
and postraon Of strength that followed, with the
racted difficulty of respiration entirely relieved by the
of your Sasaparila which consider most important
and truly valuable discovery in the healing feel that
have not for fourteen enjoyed good health pre-
sent. Very gratefully yours, S. Z. SAYMORE.
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and Tar has given great satisfaction to those who have used
it. know of instance of permanent Of Asthma
NV w0rn.a
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[From Ifr s. G. Hayes, Of the firm Of Brgper, Hayes
elphid-yanuary 8, 1847.
Your Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar invaluable RENE
dy; cured the of colds with me- If you want Ger
tfcate will cheerfully give one. S, o. HAYES
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NJ BRADNER SMITH, General Commissio;

I0N sIR0I CO. iIb IS%MoS 1SES sFEouP sF bet,yseD s
~, Ear2ntee I and Baronne sts., Dealers IN MAR0$YH
blIE MANTElrPIECES and ENAMELIEDi( W1I
SKaIES, MONUMENTS, TOMBS, TOMB \l1lgJ
SLABS GRAVE STONES, and MA RBLE in csN4tI11iyMMo
all It's different varieties Thomason LIME Cal OWkWD
Sr1aIid SSn9d PfLEASFER fESiFE OF PARIS RO%sg az Hy-
English. Pensacola and Pittsburg FIRE.RRIC mT4
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sTORAGR. -. .sTORAG &.

STORAGE.
ORLEANS WAREHOUSES;, Magazine street, jHs
" ab0pe JHlid and F0ucher street. betloseH Julia ana
ST. oseph-The subscriber begs leave to inform his fend
and the public that he has had double flooring with all
Warehouse expressly for the storage Of coffee, making
equal point of safety from damage if superior
very best Warehouse in the city. His price for storage will
be the last season, &c. D bag month. He has
also for the of every description Merchandise
say the bulk of 10000 barrels, which will always be taken at
the lowest rates.
ER- Tobacco and other merchandise baed and repacked
at the shortest notice. Tn23 6m1 GEO. R. BEARD.
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PoRT CARBON, February 30, lsET-JMsssrs. Robinson
Collins & Co.: am happy to inform you that think Dr.
Dayss Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar viii take the lead nJ
dozen bottles bespoke have been asked 50 often for Dr
DaDiss DepuTGttye Extract and Joseph Dapis's H0rs
LiRfment, that have taken the liberty of writing for an
for the above articles if agreeable you pleas
write word and send two dozen of each with ags
show bills. Respectfully yours, SAML. r. KEMPToN
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MAYORAITY OF NKwORLEANsl
May 30, 1850.
NOTICE is hereby given that in accordance with The
above resolution passed by the Council of Munnipaty
No Two, at their sitting OF 18th inst and in yirtue of hs
18th section of act passed BY the Legislature Of The State
of louisiana approved Mach l8 1850 will proceed to s
at my office, on MONDAY the 10Th day Of June next al
Il O'Clock the several works designated in said resolution
to the lowest bdder in accordance with the terms and cond
tions therein sci forth. ~
my3l A. D. CROSSMAN hTavoy
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From HarFedtt 6JHc C901Ddn.1
LIeoMKR, July 20, l846-Y0uT Wild Cherry and Tar SyEu
gives general Satisfaction We have been out Of Il FOR sOu
time, and thought would not order any; bat il Is almO
daily inquired for, and thought. perhaps would be b
to order some.
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COLEIAN'S PATENT UNDULATORY MIIJs
MANUFACTURED in Cincinnati, of superior work
1Vl manship, and the best materials. FRENCH BURR
STONES for sale by N
jal9 L. J. HART & CO., 70 79Tchoupitoulas at
E- Planters and Others wanting the best and cLssns.,
Corn MIL offered in this any other market woud ID
well call and examine these Mills before purchasne elss
where have supply hand of the VarOns sses h
suit Steam Water or Horse Power Prices from 3 cd to
$500 and warranted to perform to the satisfaction Of the
purchaser. - ~
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EFr0m DIR. ". s. Mackintosh.1
WELLsvlLLR Ohio January g, IB47-The article of Wild
Cherry and Tar find to be valuable medicine and it
considerably in practice have sold used nearly
that you have and would be pleased "a have
send another supply the Of Transportation
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WRAKNEss AND PAIN IN THE BRKAsT.

k Merchants, from different sections of the country give
the most aiteng of the universal popularity and e
fcacy Of Dr. DavBs Syrup, under their notice. A numb
Of them, witnessing its virtues, have regularly sold con
d0n that if it did give satisfaction the price should be
returned and of them has had any application to re
turn the money. This speaks volumes in favor of the medi
cine. We append few extracts from orders samples OF
those we are frequent receipt Of well of verbal
we frequently hear:
[FT0m Doctors IaaghGR and RMsh both practising ply
sieians, 1ceH as Dr7iggists.1
MIsHAwAKA, Ind, June /, 164f-r. Dayis's Syrup Of
Wild Cherry and Tar goes off like hot cakes We think thai
you choose give wholesale agency that medicine
dispose OF almost amount in Northern Indiana
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MAYORALTY NEW URLEANS,I
- May g. 1880
NOTICE is hereby given that accordance with reso.
luton passed by the Council of the Second Municipality
on the 2ls instant, election will take place in the Sixth
Ward Of said Municipality, MONDAY, Sd June next,
at the Engine House of Louisiana Hose Company corner
Perdo and Carondelet streets, between the hours M
and under the superntendence of the following named
Inspectors and Clerks for Alderman fill the vacancy
occasoned by the resignation of Samuel j. Peters, Esquire
IispectOrs-B. Kendig. R. b. Sykes.
CltrkS-Sam'l Putnam and Julius Davis
my24 n CR0SEMAN Mavnr
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Let every good citizen, every man in whose eyes the
Union has value, join with his fellows IN putting down
and crushing atwhasver cost every attempt TO nuty
this law II is not 10 be endured Tor q moment that
crowds OF negroes shall take upon themselves 70 set
at naught the constitution; nor that the fa1atics,
who loudly profess their love for the negroes shall
be permitted to unite with them in that unholy
warfare. upon the plea OF their tender conscience. II
these people do not love the Union and the constut0n
let them withdraw 10 congenial couptry and
government Think you that The people Of the southern
States will quietly submit 10 practical subyersion Of the
constitution IN this respect ha they willing 10 perform
their duty, will release you from the performances OF
yours II IL not 10 be expected. Those scenes Of vo
ence and resistance they have encountered In
portions OF the Norh in prosecuting their lawful claims
against fugitive slaves, have made profound impression
upon the public mind OF the South. The bonds OF the
Union have been greatly weakened Section has been
arayed against section and are now to some extent
threatened with that terrible evil against which the Father
OF his Country raised his warning vocenamey the for
nation OF parties upon merely sectional grounds The
Union can hardly endure that shock
Should any attempt be made to carry into effect the
provisions OF the law have been commenting in this
county, is the trust oil this that the free and in
tellgent citizens will that sb all not be resisted and
nulli6ed In uphoding the law they will be but per
forming sacred duty TO their country 0bcdeace to
The laws ina country like tins, where ihe laws eanate
directly from the people themselves, and where there Is
strong armed hand everywhere present 10 enforce
them is the sole condition upon which society exists.
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To,atvotc against


repeal IN
having yet held their congressional slscuons
majority in a full house is III 90 that supposng
every seat 6led here clear margin of thirty votes
II Is possible too that there may be other wings than we
have yentured to reckon on, in Ohio, Indiana, New
Jersey, &C, who would be unwilling 70 place themselves %
out OF the pale Of their partys national organization by
voting against the Presidents declared policy.
We presume person entertain: doss, q ,as sound
ness OF the Senate The only Union man whose Sest
In any danger Of being filed BY fanatic, before March,
Is53 is Mr Dickinson There is no danger whaisver Oh
the Senate. - L1..,
Breay. then, unless there be almost incomprehenmbe
treachefy among northern or unsss some
M aueson may arise 10 change the aspect Of this, We
do moi see that there chance for the passage d bill
Of repeal either in the present or as we have seen, IN
he House of Representatives The South may rest
content We have fought the battle here IN ~ North
mon this distinct ssue and il 10 not mpossibe that
even majority Of the representatives Of the fres States
NAV range themselves in the NEXT House against repeal
AZ least there every rational assurance Of enough To-
defeat the apprehended movement with The votes Of
southern men There is strength yet left IN the Union
which Il may need the temporary fusion ana co.oeS
ton Of all parties to exert. but which mus % ~ i4n,
II necessary, for the common welfare oi ne Amencan
people.
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THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS hereby give notice that they will
daily their City Hall, from 10 o'clock m,
10 O'clock from the heent the thirty ds day Of Decem
inclusive Christmas excepted
o. correcting errors hst may be pointed Out IN the lists
subject school ending the thirty
t day OF present month"; Deceber and Of adding thereto the
Of subject the said school which have
been omitted fheTeifom. 34s
This Bosd would particularly call the attention Of al % the fact
that person election this whose
subject the school this
white Of this city Of
whether his
be the said lists and omitted, give notice the Board OF
be added this year.
T.. r. HARKNEss,
GEORGE III. PLANT,
VALENTINE HARBAUGH,
WASHINGTON LEWIS,
JEREMIAH HEPBURN,
DANIEL Il. KEALEY,
DAVID HEPBURN,
Dec l3-eot Dec 81 Assessors.
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rSysO1S seotgs Poetscsi Works, with
sn.espe DIusons by linden, Turner, and Others, Of many
OF tfe LOCALITIES Of the poems vol. London n. =. -
Ths Tales and Poem. Lord Byron, win 20 sssuthh iusua
live enrrnvinsu; vol London .NN
Fosnss " ksnusI Rogers vol, Oiled win snuavas- Lon
Milton Pssms with Ioo engraved nauons vo London
Rossns Iuys volume, nnai qssto WIN ~ sns@nhe Lon
sa,wsr. Pilgrims Of ne Rhiss win n engraving volume
Goiasmi.h. Posms volume. London Win g enefnyiar Y.
And many others class and general dcscrpon 100
numerous ~ The limits an sdvessmenL Imported direct from
Lesdon IN ich and ornamental bindne,e BY
Dcc2 FhAkCk ThfLoh'
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Ths person viii bs sassd spea books asisa
payment ofshs subscription be made IN advance.
Distant subscribers may forward By isuer, hs posss
ON which viii be paid BY ali assumed By Ourselves M
safe transmission.
me coUsrRY PAPER s pusluhsd sdwssEy ssazs ,As
sons Of Congress, and semi weekly during the
subsenpons or psdod lees shsa pear win be received on
terms psopoEuoned 20 hs above annual
QPosTMAsTERs dso sssAb andsb
sending DAILY with go enclosed
sEMI-WEEKI subsebss, win S25 aguvn WkEkLx
subscribers with el0 enclosed, viii be espy of Oh
edition they fsrnish subscribers fss, rssls
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TABLE Dasnasks, he'd Pillow-casc Linens, &c.
subscriber aud complete
above goods OF the grades ousekeepers
suit Of such articles particularly invited examine asso
before purchasing, enable and
qualities We have all the goods below named which we fur
nish any quantity desired viz:
pieces dsas part which the bes, goods
70 offered sale 1900
pieces brown table damask low priced
2 do extra 6ne do 4434 aFte Aaf
" doxen table napkins.
Ia sAeetiass aud Piilow-c1s Liaess--
10 pieces best Barnsey sheeings, A, l0-4, li4 1874
10 do pillow linens, "A, 90, 5A, "a
In 1oweiings have--
g dozen extra dne huekaback towels, danasked bird
9 pieces superior Silcia damask toweing
50 pieces heavy German roll
variety priced towengs cras Russia
diaper, brown figured diaper, plain brown linen, SC.
All OF which will be sold reasonable
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Nov 23-3tAwlm
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" EDHERsT HEARD from York, practical hair cuuers,
veninns wiz manufacsuers, National Hotel,
washnsscn Maiden Lane New York. beg most
inform ctssns washington that thty hsve
taken shs h.r drrsnr saloon on sixth street bmey occupied
by Cibbs where hey solicit the patronage Of discerning
public. fkt.f 4fM7 Ht N keHNt
AZ cutters they con6dent from me many years.
rsnce they had London and New York IN mat branch OF
their profession, they haye supsriors .a -
The wigs and oupces are me premises that
head, msde IN tWcnvour
hoor. and perfect NJ warranted. 81 Hff.. lll
scars, crava shirts undrshir
cabrc and k pocket Also, combs brushes
umey Medhut Hesrds beautiful tonic or
q dsnd Of The scalp Sold In bot
"e' my es'' a"' o'' 'o''' '''" RICHARD MEDHURsT
Dec 3--eo9wif JOSEPH HEARD.
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pvENIvG DRESS oOODs.--we respectfully inyie ne At
~ The adics 10 following goods for evening drcses
'' os niece, esncv oolored grapes, In all shades
40 Al fine sshfc do
IA Al white Illusions and meiines tfi fh
% a. white and fsaey-coicred Tarison musins
ls Al "a fine French muslins VI f4 4N<s
~ do fancy -coofcd and white Grape lesse
tvh,ts merino, moussslnes De lsine md bereoss l go
x,so spIendd Of nnd white alk for
evening and dnnef dresses III ID ~. a ! 1...
30 dozen white sk hs-e in plain embrodsrse nbbsd
and sandal lace ti.a4t w ~ ~ Ntt#t
"a DOZEN isdiss, best white kd aovsu jus rscsIve1
~ cartons French embroidee> In coas in1s
with slesvss, tsi tsruad Isce csps? esIoes - - - !.
win, many other connected with e shove Hne ~ on
which viii be eshihssed of snch oods win great
ulsaure and offered prices which win MOI M % please
''V--'T7'7 CLhGErT, NEWTON, MAy,s GO.
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GRAND INQUEST LzliIeH srr. Resolved, That this
grand inquest coming Com all pasis Of the county OF
Lehigh, and knowing and representing the feelings aud
Wishes Of he people ohe county and duly appecaing the
value Of the Union Of tho States heard with pleasure
the charge Of his honor the president jadge OF thdlsci,
IN relation 10 the fugitvesave law. and the small
law and respectfully solicit copy thereof for publication
We believe thar he publication OF the correct states,
fnanke and, pauiotie views which IL contains cannot
ia produce the happes effects in cemenng the Union
in encouraging feelings OF broeihood and stay
he action Of M guided aud fanatic mon, who. in pursuit
OF mistaken philanthropy, would leopard the peace and
harmony oi this bessed Unon and involve IL ell the
horrors OF civil disccrd aad strife,
William Fry, George Schafer,
Isaac Bselnig. John Smith,
George Desb, Joshua Siahier,
Charles ii Ky Stephen Schmidt,
Jos Hunscker, BENJAMIN jarrett,
Christian H@llener, Jacob KEEPER,
ID Nunneniachcf David Barner,
Christian Ksuer, Joshua Selinsor,
Berj. 8. Levan, Jonathan TIexler,
Philip Person, Joel Wenz,
Michael kcchert, Peter Wint,
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VALUABLE Real Estate in the City or washington
saeThe propretor intending 70 move 90 the West with
offers for three brick houses and lots Vir
rnia avenue east Of ths
calculated for stores Shops IN connection with dwelling
npanents subject ground
rent and win very Also, squares, with
two cotnges them between the Capitol aud Con-
Bung the cultivation vegetables
Washington market or for dares ~ may be preiered Or
bot occupied a 10 produc
i've good condition, and win be sold al reduced prices III
Ties lndisputable.
any Pennsylvania few doors
a00ss "''''u 'u ''''s'' H. M. YOUNG,
An 5-codu Agent.
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EDITED Br
THOMAS RITCHIE.


4 NEW Roste 20 riftsburs Va. ths Bsltimere. sas-
guskaaaa PssasyIscsia Railroad 1rsagA Pfsbus
hcs express train q ears will leave calvs station daily
a. M connecting with lhs fast line at Middesown ,
rying at Harrisburg at 4, p m. dinner. #
The Harrisburg for the arriving
Hodaysbug A,ts point passengers have The option Of
either the Jonrown thence BY packet boats
stages direct ffom Holdaysbug Pittsbnrg.
Tickets win be sold following points BY ,his usin 10 wit
WEhsve Colunbia, Marietta, Middeown Harrisburg,
Po Mersiowa, Persyie Lewistown, Hunt
ngd0n, Hollidaysbu and Pittsbng
This train the Cumberland Valley failroad
which passes through CARLISLE, shppensbug Chambersbu and
points this road. .i5 (.
For from Washington Cor Of
Of the VIII De ~ hc
depot Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company the arrival Of
morning receive the baggage which will be
ea''''' 80 : sss ROBERT STEWART,
Oct i-du Ticket Agent