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The North-Carolina standard., 1850-05-01

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. We have long thought
that these useful men-we mean those who real
ly useful having labored to acquire knowledge of
their numerous dutes-ought to have just and lib
eral compensation for their services. Our Clerks,
Sherifs, Coroners and Constabes, all receive pay
for their services, while Justice of the Peace,
whose legal attainments should certainly be such
to acquaint him with his powers and duties, gets no
compensation for his labor and loss of time and al
most invariably, however just his judgment, subjects
himself to the aspersions and abuse of the party
against whom he decides. The natural consequence
is, that we have but few Justices who know, or
plicated duties of their responsible Office The head
of family who entertains due regard for those whom
Heaven has confded to his guardianship and protec-
ton, must shrink from duties which exact time and
labor, and yet tender compensation. Men of in-
ellect men who consult properly their interests,
will seldom take upon themselves arduous tasks des-
ttute both of honor and rewards and the intelligent
Justice who does undertake, under such crcumstan-
ces, to prepare himself for the proper discharge of
his duties, while he makes great personal sacrifices,
deserves the thanks of the community which he
serves.
Hundreds are found in every county willing to ac-
cept JUSTICES commission without compensation n,
but what are their objects! and what benefit accrue
to the public? They are just ignorant enough to be
unable to comprehend their dues and therefore fool
sh enough believe themselves wise, and sufficient
y vain seek unueried honors and the exercise OF
nominal authority. We have Justices on every hand,
who delight TO hear themselves called Squre,' a.
mong whom not one in ten understands his duties
and powers in the most simple that would arise.
We have too many "Squires - for men so knowing,
since at least half Of them never get half chance
to make display.
We 90 for the election of Justices of the Peace
by the people, and Limitation in number (say one
or two) to each Captains district. They should
have certain and reasonable compensation for hat
ever they do. This plan, we think, would ensure
the selection Of intelligent and responsible men. AS
our constitution points out different mode of ap-
pointing Justices, an amendment would be necessary
to secure their election by the people. Some other
alterations having been suggested and urged, we
deem this subject worthy of being considered in
nection with them. The Office OF Justice is much
too important to be entrusted to careless hands.
Asheb0rosgh Herald.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-05-01

Senator Foote is at present on visit to the South
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-05-01

departure of the fugtves, Kossuah declared TO him
that he would rather shoot himself than consent 10
be removed from Asia. 10 this the diplomatist, with
true Turkish phlegm, replied, that it was pity to
anticipate that fate from which none can escape but
tina: man would often follow his inspirations Kos.
suth subsequently addressed brilliant speech to his
followers in order to excite them accompany him
but with little success. Casimir Batthyany intend
ed to have attempted to escape before Achnet EGen-
dis arrival but the Turks by sezing his horses de-
feated his plans: he seemed much moved on hear
ing that he must proceed with the others to Asia.
Delnbinsky having pleaded Illness the Turkish COM
missioner has demanded further tons from Con-
santinople. Messaros and Stein (Ferhad) were much
cast down: Maurice Perezel, on the contrary, declar-
ed that he willingly went into exile, as he would
never have returned TO Hungary even if permission
had been granted him to do so. A strange scene
took place between Ballogh and his son. The for
mer, as renegade. to be removed to Aieppo,
while his son, as Christian was TO proceed to Ku-
tala. The idea of being separated from his son al
most drove the old man mad. He declared that he
had been vely deceived by the Turkish governnssns;
and, throwing his fez at the feet of Achmet Eea-
di, swore that he would rather die than fefIiafn
Mussulman. ef g%sss1
At o'clock the 18th the mournful process
sion started. Kossuth, who had previously commit
ted his last will to the hands of the Turkis commits
soner, buried in his cloak in the corner Of his
carriage; his wife accompanied him. Batthyany,
though the expression Of his counteDance was sad,
sat as proudly ever in his saddle. The Counters
was in close carriage. The others, to about the
number Of ffty-eight, followed peIi-me.''
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Report Of F. H. Quick Collector on Dram, f,o,,,
etc., from lOh September 10 24a, 1850: 20
Hugh Jamison n....,...................... s15
+. II. QUIoK, Collector.
Report Of C6arles Meyer, Jr, from SeD,e10ber
l7th 10 2Eth, inclusiue:
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NAfORALTY OF NEW ORLEANs,)
September, "A, 1850.
To The Honorable President and Members
OF the Council ef .HuRicipality No. Ttoo:
Gentlemen-l gave notice through the official
paper, agreeaby TO resolutions passed by your hon.
Orable body on the 9Th July and 10Th September.
that / would adjudicate, on the 23d inst, TO The
lowest bidder, the contracts for building tw school
houses in the lst and 4th Wards of Mupicipalitv
No. Two, and accordingly offered them yesterday
hut, in consequence of the terms and conditions
under which they are to be built, no bid was made
herewith enclose memorial from the BOARD
of Health, which has been handed to me with a re.
quest to lay the same before your honorable body
and to which would respectfully call your atte6'
ton.
With great respect, am, gentlemen, your ob't serv,t
A. d. Cross MAN, Mayor
The memorial of the Board of H ealth was re-.
ferred to the Finance Committee -
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OFFICIAL.
Council of Municipality No. Two.

~, :, TUESDAY, Sept. a.
The Council met this day. Present, Hon j. ii.
Caldwell, President; Messrs. Hale, Hawthorn,
Hooper, Johnson, Lawrason, Marks, Mccormick,
Pride, Renshaw, Sewell, Shields, Sykes, Shake.
spear, Stewart, and Yancey.
The Journal was read and approved.
The following message was read
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= 0RY ooEsTIPATIOE or TIM BOWELS.
1, the surest, sdi4E- -.EAIN- EXTRACTOR
will positively give relief in the and after
I'll the old remedies have failed. Persons have frequently
Ff ed office with astonhment their faces stag
respect they had used the ointment for other diseases upon pa
the bodies the bowels and that copous movement
resulted iromit This result will always follow thorougI
bbng of the Extractor upon the bowels when they
Lanvs Let the experiment be tried perfectly safe; am
Dran no instan can the Pain Extractor do harm,
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SALT RHBUM.

'esf This certfes that DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
been used in tamy for Salt Rheqm of thirteen years
ration and for Warts These fierce diseases been
ans aleyated and they were both entirely removed There
be odOubt b1t this Medicine hR all the that
ing nj u, III miat Ias aie uHe ny 9osef
M bo !, in c.sss 4, ~ it
most esfny recommend IN ths attention nIths aeei
the ale use this invaluable save.
Bll6GLO ". Y. ROSWELL CHAPLIN
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Ns,v or,aors son,,u,h,. o,.t ,o.o 1886 81
WIN. II. GARLAND. Treasurer
Per G. DoANE.
Report Of Sea going vessels, NcD Orleans, from
1871 to The 24h day of September, 1850:
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$l,539 30

do do l54''''''..,,. $40 90
1862 O5
Cash III IS
$3.50 3
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ny. Ftq'boats from I7M Z, o. saJ " SnEssS InEhsoS,
-f +" - Duty OoHerS ~ ~,
's,H.-. .-.s.....si5 MeCennan sAae' ae' DGtg;; sy;
...... Is Buckbart, ''.''.'''. VIZ
..r...t... ...... Y llen'y. '''.'..''. Y
t-u .-........'.,,.. 10 Collins. .,....'';' ~ ~
Nsworssns, Sept. @, 1885, g. W. LYrLE, 0Olsc.Slo
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Ate5UN. Ca-Pcatsr and Builder, No. 2O4 Maga.
aae sI2ct, llg Sdie * Stewards old plaCel-conanty
Un w .d. extensive assortment Of Panel Door, Blinds
7a -t5r If ungisHed.., orders promptly filled at the
n"st p1le3, and every description Of Jubbng done with
l-tL-s anu dispatch. ming ly
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.t' = N tAlsDh Eli, Steam OIkuH .HaHufac
- tHTers, Cypress Grove Mills corner OF Caliope and
i""Nni streets, Second Municipality, GewOreans O. II
T. are prepafed TO furnish orders Northern Wholesale
n,,'.; ~ Orders left at EDGELL, MULFoPD & Co.'S
tended TO-. ans lv
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FURIOUS DRIVING.

ECtraC from Ordinance Of the General Council passed
49, December %, 1876:
ART. l6;-" Any Drayman, Garter, other Driver OF
any Cart DTay, Wagon, Tnmbrel, Lumber Cart Wood
SS Brick GpFt or other vehicle whatever public or pr
or mules through any of the streets Of the three Munici
RaueS OF hls city, driving fase rate hcR 0Tacd,
man walk and when not loaded greater speed than
Sp ro OF pace or turning the corner Of any road,
whether loaded or not at Faster gait than nak, shall
ne OF from $40 to $50 for the first offence, and for the
second offence he shalt forfeit his license and hail also pay
e above fine; and if snCh drayman carter or driver he
save, ne ha receive ten ashes Tor the st offence, and for
me second offence Rsha receive % ases. and all
curriers' or drivers are expressly forbidden drive their ami
@ e' on anmals az faster gait than alOwe hE thia
resolution of Council of NJ i. r1titF M F.5
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-, VI ,03g
WIN. II. RICE, Collector.

Report Of Collections from Steam. Boats, made by
G. " LWtie from I'm TO the23d Of September,
(inctuSiUe,) 1850.
C,qss and Name. DutB. Class and Name. DWty
Ahambra ......,.S 43 80 Suana. $ISS 10
Iowa ........:.; IS 10 Empire ............ IS 81
Galveston (steamship) 1877 90
s5gS 90
G. w. LYTTLE, Collector
New Orleans, September 23 1850
Report Of Tarcs etc., c0llecteA by !Sa1uL G. Risk
from Septenlber I'll. 1850, to dnte.
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rk'hoS D. HAiIEs, Broker St Charles Hotel Build
y hE, Urn door from Common street, office of H. Davis
arr p ; C New Orleans will buy and sell LgUded
tmgey; Obtain Loans Mortgage; Discount Notes; sava
rs ANpEsI and Expect: adjust counts; make COpb, The
gnTsnp selsnen7i intends residing H.iy dgr i,rn ery
Sugnerr and VIII Agent owners 1lV aqsa rCl
Tor taXes far valuation; da business in
lee, rents etc. etc gnt attend to Agency - nnbi5
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10 re- The efficacy OF thePAIN EXTRACTOR in this disease
rein remarkable. We know of cures and do not
sate say that the Ontmen will fail E this pur.
near hs subject The following was pocused by one OF our
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The amount of Flfty.ye 81. 100 dollars was paid Mr. II
Freet out of this office, being of difference between
his warrants and taxes due.
New Orleans, September q, 1850 SAML G. PIsV
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al was nine years under medical skill in the cities Of New
ok and Albany laborng under the most distressing Ery
Jea attended with Inflammation Of the kidneys and with
myeedng Piles, deeply liberated with large Jumps Of the
hens eggs protrudng, and large bOls covered body.
urinary stopped for days. when distress be-
,,sme ntolerable. My cracked and the roof Of
tOuth covered with and chest, at the
Ply neck, constant burning heat that cold water
affair d not cool it.
ii'iH ,,ssv ~ % ,nhsn ~, iessnn f,Ssd T1s tn ~ ~
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!. ORLEANs and CARRoLLroN nAILRoAD.

hSa K I.;
Ne0 yfrraR cement Hourly Departure Of the CarsOpen
ing Of the Louisiana md Napoleon A0cHue Branch :"
R9ads, a4d Reduct5oR IN the Fare to take place the
4M Of FCbruGIV, 1850.
sing ticket distance to or from, above Louis I
children and under IL years iHss isss
To or from Louisiana Avenue Children half price e"e
81 tickets for above Louisiana Avenue, or from Carroll
80 tickets from Louisiana AvenNe ............ 4lO
Personal monthly tickets, tom Il first to the last OF
each month only distance, %
TIE Cars depart from the RGr6HHe street depot OObS
Horse Car, "a A. NJ. 81 and III P. M.
steam Train A. then every hour until M, from
the third Monday in February the second Monday in No
Vember and at other times until "a
From CqrrOittOH!
Horse Car, 5 A. M; 8 and 10 p. NJ. l.
Steam Train, A. then every hour until P. NJ from
the third Monday February the second Monday in No II
VembeT, and at other times until 615 p. NJ. l.
LAFAYETTE LINE: P
Fare distance Children, above half price, 20
Personal monthly tckets iom The first to the last Of each
month Only) any distance. ,.,.,....,. % y
=, THE CARS DEPART AS FOLLOWS: |
FROM Lafayette IN summer and "a A. M 20
FROM Lanai street, DO ,'',',,,,,,'.65a, IA and A. NJ
from iaIayelte IN winter and 79 A. M
After which the Cars will leave each end every fifteen
mlnu{e until M, then ss g. 10 and IL NJ, from
Canal street, and at s So and l0S from Lafayette
apl2i~ IOHS HAMPSON. EnI;'r and SuDer't,
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She brought to bed box, and applied some to the
% felt immediate wherever touched me, and beg
n enough annont thoroughly. 1t obtained, and
~ life seemed to invest To remove the burning and
al in the chest made Pills Of it, and took them, which
cured me. my life to valuable Extract,
nd Icing strong and have been early
,.n, II the year lSi2 KERZIA FRENCH.
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Resolsed That i5s office of the First Lieutenant
% 'hs Foii0' % '" Municpslily be, and Is herzia
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%nl For Erysipeas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is invaluable
other remedies make the disease disappear for it
.me, but it driven and will re-appear in The
me other place The Pain Extractor however, dral7s out
completely removes the cause of the dseas and effects
oh euFa.
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StUGAR RElELEs-Assorted, 80 to a inches, Ten
nessee pattern and JdrrdH{gd equal the best rnnes
also, CRATE BARS, FURNACE MOUTHS, etc.
". B. MCCUTCHON h co,
Is 6md&NV s. tiravisr street
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WEIR SORES

with that most distressing complaint, most valuable
--cie cure it, PHOEBE BRAY,
- albany, April, 1915. MARY MOORE.
tS[s FEVER SORES.
WHO hereby certify that have afflicted with an nveterat
Sore for fourteen last past and have spent nea
and hundred dollars employing physicians nd in purchasing
peeicines that are used or recOmmendedf scure but to
Cte purpose, until, last heard and tried DIAL
9.EY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR when, to my
eRt surprise before had used whole box OF this Save
Sny limb entirely healed and have nothing o! it eit
haB5Out BRADOCk DAVIS.
Henrettd, Monroe county, n. Y, May &, 1879.
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EOHN slit6iii Il 90. iiS r6SToS ST.. betweeu Se
4 Ga2Pigst q fad ~ B29q9a 81 ,ts 5g5cEs r. n
CRATES, MONUMENTS, TONES, TOMB \1lgsJ
SLABS, GRAVE STONES, and MARBLE in ofr4fIff33o
enao PlASnEE OF PARIS, Roma, aut Hy.
dGu'C CEMENT, Pasterug HAIR, White sand, ~
Eng rsh, Pensacola and plttsburg FRIEDRICH, UY3
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TO PHE TRAVELLING PUBLIC,
NewHOrk via Mobile and Montgomery, Ala, and
Charleston. Is. &.
r. EsEsLrrElEE-zs- E-.sss-s.a..-l-l-1


THRO U GH IN II DAYS.
stage Travel Reduced to Ninety.tbree Miles
NEW ORLEANS TO MOBILE-By the Daily Line
~ Of Mail Steamers OREGON, Capt. Hiern; CALL
EQRNlA, Capt ReVnods: and JAMES L. DAY Ca6t.
Sber5on; leaving NewOrean at "a P. NJ and wing al
through Is hours -lEz " ~
MOBILE TO MoETGOaERY-By the Daily Line of supe.
nor First as Steamers leaving Mobile at p NJ. and ar.
nyng at MONTGOMERY I'd day at 70 IL A. NJ, The line con.
5ls!s OF the following bORs: EMPEROR, Capt Cox; nj A.
RY CLIFTON. Cnpt. Adams LOWEDES, JR., Capt
Johnson; SELMA, Cant. Buuell; DAN PRATT, Cant
Johnson; FARMER, Cant. james. Fare SS Time through
~ to ~ hours. BY the Daily Mail Line COach-Fare 80
Time ~ hours. S'
MONTGOMERY TO CHARLESTON,
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK MAIL LINE,
VIA GRIFFIN, ATLANTA AND AUGUSTA.
4, LEAVES; - ARRIVES: DISTANCES:
AongemeFy, q a NJ orelikR'..l! Railroad, 81 miles
Griffin ..,l0 Atlanta I2i p Ia, RaiIroad.,. 43 :.
atlanta '.''r p M augusta ...ll :, RailTuli....l70
hngnsa...: p m Ch7TIeEton .. / Far.ad...-l 1876
taTe-bOngomery to Charleston, sz5 30 Time through,
D. hours, including soDpsRes-Staging reduced 93 miles
Thee Duiy Stage Lines between Opeika and Griffin
passing through West Point, La Grange and Greenvlle to
nhnbesides Extra COACHES always in readiness to cay
forward any number of through passengers without de.
teguon.
f" The Cars the Railroad are of the most approvel
cOusructIontOse the Georgia Railroad provided with
stale rooms and berhs for night travel. sst The
EV@ For Through Tickets, apply t~S' Madison House,
SSS9gtgolnery, Ala | sfins Through Tickets of the
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A. s. WATERMAN,
OATE HOLMES & co.,
SODA AND MINERAL WAITER

MANUFACTU RER,
NJ. 20 Gra1ier, CdrgndlCt street. e50 Orleans
sGg~ SODA OR MINERAL WATER, in Glass Bot
ties, plain favored with Sarsaparl0 Lemon, ETC.. for
Hotels, Bars, Steamboats,, Private Families.
Orders for quantity put in shipping order, at the
shortest notice.
A liberal djscor lowed to Commission Merchants
AlsO-SODA " ATER AND MEAD, in Fountains,
furnished on the n, asOnable terms.
N. B. SODA ". .lR APPARATUS Of every description
always on hand for sale. my3 BIN
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CAhHyNi tsrs"n nptrad Eaoaa os avsrs Lhsthay ave
no 9saut'y aaanf' Slrsrs He.l wfth Cd s lo--,
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IOHN ARMSTRONG 2I' na,H 1Sn%aHSpas @ @ sIes1 0p
n, y , " ~ 6=ptOn at as cheap prices Us they
G u g. - E ts 5Iy q l-sy part "f the country a "
I5s473. q. "a hLOR n 90. Dealers ~ Coffee Gun
g 80 ~ HdSS Rtcs md Westerp Produce No. rs Maga
hget, New Orleans fy25
~ Ma w. g. FITE is our authorized AsKNT to
nt all business Of the House nuaEal act, passed
Ltsdly LeIoIe a. G. Aiusw2-h, Nq0Lg Public. ~
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MONTGOMERY TO CHARLESTON,
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YnRK NIAII. I'M


' Ia y a. COLUMBUS, MACON AND SAVANNAH.
. LEAvEs: ARRIVES; DISTANCES: A.
Montgomery, u OPe'ka ...l2 Rar o. miles "
uTetEa BIrne7yielU Stages
Birueshis q Macon,.', kair0ad,., 40 =. y
Macon ,..',6 IN Saysauah ?. Railroad. .l9O fe
savannah 90. m Charleston a. m SteamT....,l4O W
tare-M Montgomery to Charleston, $23 Soto Savannah, e
"a d. Time trough q hours including two nights rest,
VIZ: at Savannah and Macon.
" The Steam Packets composing the Charleston and
Savannah Line the METAMORA, VIM. SEA. /
BROOK and GEN, CLiGCH well known for their safety
neatness and sumptuous fare. 4
~ 10 charge for meals or beuhs. ]
the Cars on the Central, Macon and Western Railroads
Of the finest description I.
~" Staging reduced to ninety eight miles 4
Two Daily Lines Of -Four Horse Post Coaches, from Ope-
lka to Bamsye via Columbus, besides Extra Coaches
ways readiness to carry forward number of through b
passengers without detention. (
sV For Through Tickets, apply TO the Agent the Ex
change Hotel Montgomery Hail. or Madison House, Mont.
gOmerV, Ala.
n. B.-PHssengers procuring Through Tickets of the
Agent at Montgomery, will about -.
CHARLESTON TO NEW YORK, |.
By the Daily Lime Of Sea Steamers Wimin N. c.
the established mail line, via Richmond, Washin gtOn CIV /
and Baltimore Through Tickets be obtained of L. l.
NlhsLnW, Agent, Wilmington, and Raleigh Railroad Com
pany, Charleston, 5. e. Fare $50. Il
steamships from ChRrlestOn to New York. Z
Steamships NORTHERNER and SOUTHERN |
leave Charleston alternately every Saturday, arriving in New
HOrS on the following Tuesday. Fare $50
Ev Fare Through, FiitY-uine Dollar III
jel SHELDON POTTER, Agents, Is Camp ST.
NEW ORLEANS EAIIGRANT & REMITTANCE l.
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W.g 4. FHFC TtuUCtU 10 % CeHIs.... D >. -TdW
Il JOr G UiRgtGn ria .iandeUiite, LeDiSbHrg
sszEzszS8 and WqdisOHUMks-The new and substantial
Lake steamer LEgNut&A, (bult expressly for this trade
and uneqnaled as seaboat,) J. w. Dunnica, master.
leaves the Lake end of the PnnchafIan Railroad EVERY
DAY (Sundays eXceped) arrival of the Il O'Clock NJ.
cars, r. turning leaves CovngOn EVERY DAY, (Sundays
exeepte, , at O'Clock A. Passage % cents Meals
extra 30 cents.
N. b. The steamer Ienora has recently been thoroughly
repaired reftted in the best possible manner she has
superior liu Engine Boilers, fine Hose, can
be ascertain d by calling the insurance offices New
Orleans or IN steamboat and boerinspecots. For further
iHlOrnGitOn,tr Qure of
PAYNE IHARRIsON g Pnudrss street
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Christian Linds[ sutcas; Of ST. Peter and Poydras.
d.. La Dr. McCurmirk sgnn haltiquare,
Poydras Pertdo, st. Peter Had ST. Paul streets
80; St. Marx, he Hsyia and Poylrls streea
John Hagan; Common aud Jackson. Claiborne,
W 81. Lambeth and Wallace square between Julia Cyprsa
Pine and Locust
Ross e. Peter street between Julia and Girod streets
A. Gray; St. Peter street. between Julia Streets
Square ground between Julia, Cypress, and Locust
one-haf w N, Lambeth one half, A. n, Wallace.
John d. Fink between ST. Peter, Iohn PoyraI and
lIeyis
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z. " hHI.H, Boot and Shoe Uealer,
$ 5;$n Camp r ,''
y I ID NsssD II Il + o r Il,
kee2sco l ~ on hand every ming in hls ae- including
aud viii seI at he lowest Cash Prices share of public
patronage is respectfully solicited, APT ly
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A GREEABLf Re Council Second
"a paly, pised August aT 1850 following L
sttuted IN ths Municipality
hLe level thir ue peBaltyof dns
0f f-c N-=
lall Lots remain unhed and at the expiration thirty days
from this notice. SAID Lots hey filed nv tha
Surveyor at the expense Of their respective oWurrs.
Nj
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PAYNE HARRISON, IS Poydras street,
VIM; l.. 1 UsHlNG y 60. 55 Common street,

ase5f9 Christian Mississippi Civ, Biloxi and Pasca
sssz=71rGs goua.-Tbe steamer MOBILE, Allen, mas
Throughout the season, leaving the, New, canal a
gers by the NJ. Returning, w,l stop at an III
watering PLACES Monhay and fhurday Evenings. Frrigl
received al New Baajn NHrehOue al hours of he dsy
That received up clock the day departure
will go forward above II received after those hours
apply to [sl3l Il. II. HINGATE, IS Poydras 81
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complete assortment Of Cooking, Office Pallor tLss
ID BaTToOm STOVES. , ,,,...- . dsts#
I,t;Tain's celebrated Airtght COOK STOVES Pek4N
aud The Stove will be iOnAq TO surass all Others as re.
gtuis economy, eyceleucy and simplicity. And rs large
kGsss can only he done By selling cheap viii sell al ygTy
snail advance on cost. &. w. W. GOODWIN,
Wholesale and Retail Tinware Manuac
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Il CO, DCatrrS la all kinAS 0f E7imber-C'ypress
hjte and Yellow Pine, n2hogaqy, Black Walnut, Oak,
d snand POrnr: Mahogany Neweis hau,terg I,ath
g. 7and Fire BrcK. 20 MAGAzIEE sTEEr NEV On
L. ars.... STEAM SAW-MlLL, NATCHEz MIgs
~ Orders for all kinds of Cypress Lumber delivered auv
here on the Mississippi River below Natchez, at short
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