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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-19

- Mr.. G. Gosling will accept our thanks
for Cincinnati. papers of Saturday, left at our
Office yesterday morning Mr.. Costing is
about establishing himself in the House and
Sign Painting business in this city.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-19
WINDOW GL,ASe

~ LIZ, brand, from $40 to "a SO a
- wholesale and retail, direct from the Manu- lac
lures. VIM. NJ. WOULSEY,
NH l2-tf AGENT
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-19
81 High. FaIuting Notions.

aASSN Baby Wagons, Clothes Baskets.
-, Mar ct and Reticue Baskets,
Tubs, Buckets and Bowls, Faucets, and other No,
tlons In the Willow and Hollow Ware line. at
HORNBkOOK & BURTIS',
nlnlo Main street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-19

IL The steamer J. B. Porter in coming
down White river on Saturday light. broke
the Evansville and Vincennes Telegraph
wires. This will sop lie working Of the line
ur9baklyl0r several days.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-19
west FrankIIn wall Route.

In the midst of the duties of our business,
we have not been altogether idle in those
matters directly affecting our own city and
neighborhood, yet which could rightfulIy have
no especial claim upon our attention. With
pleasure we present TO our friends in West
Franklin and vicinity, the following letter from
MIR. Hobbie, LIST Assistant Postmaster Gener-
al, written in reply to one we addressed him
few weeks back asking that a fair price
should be allowed for carrying the mail to
West Franklin as point on the Evansville
and Mt. Vernon Mail route. The price Of
fered before was so low that no one would
take the contract. Although not so high in
this offer as it might we'll have been, yet we
think 1t high enough to receive bidders
West Franklin has been almost entirely Gu
off from this City by an alteration in the car
rage Of the mail, and the citizens of that place
and vicinity have suffered grievously under
the consequent evils. We hope Mr.. Hob
hie's letter will at once draw out responsible
bidders, and a remedy may thus speedily be
offered. This answer to our letter proves the
position we once assumed that existing evils
or deficiencies in the present mail service,
need only be properly pointed out to secure
immediate action from the Department to pro-
vide remedies:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-19
TO THE PUBLIC.

The undersigned having purchased the Press and
Materials of the Advertiser Printing Office, will
issue new Democratic Paper al the earliest mo-
ment practicable-arrangemen being now in pro-
gress that will place such enterprise upon per-
manent foundation
mhl4 C.. X. DREW.
01~ a. II. SANDERS, ESQ., have been solicited by
numerous friends TO become candidate for the OF
flee OF Recorder Of Deeds, &c, for this county, and
you will please announce my name Us candidate
Tor that Office Being Lawyer by profession,
think can perform its duties with satisfaction to
all. Yours, Respectfully,
CLEME B. SIMONSON
Evansville, March TO- 1850. NH Is
3rFRlEND SANpERs-You will please announce
JACOB SINZlCk a candidate tor Councilman in the
Fifth Ward, next April election, as he will be sup
ported by
feb26 te MANY VOTERS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-19
ELECTION OF CITY RECORDER.

| \ Order OF the Common Council of the city of
Evansville. an Election will he held on the first
Monday of April next for Recorder of the city, as
city of Evansville, approved Jan. 10Th. 1850"
JOHN J. CHANDLER,
NH DIT City Clerk.
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PosT OFTIcE DEPARTMENT, }
Contract Office, !
March 11th 1870

SIR In reply to your letter relative to
service from Evansville by West Franklin to
Mt Vernon. have 10 inform you that The De-
partment will put the route in operation as
soon as some RESPONSIBLE person. shall propose
to transport the mail once a week at not ex-
ceedng 500 per annum.
am respectfully,
Your obedient serv't,
S. r. HOBBIE,
LIST Asst p. M. G.
A. H. SANDERS Esq,
Evansville Ind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-19
FREsH GRoCERIEs---NEW ARRTV.

FRESH GROCERIES--NEWA ARRIVAL.
1 OAF, Crushed and Drown Sugar:
IL Nos and Mackerel, in bbls and half do;,
No Mackerel, in kits;
Mol Salmon, in half kits;
Connecticut river shad;.
Rio and Java Coffee;
And all other Groceries, RaisiHs Figs. etc.
mhl3 If HORNBRt), X & BURTIS. e.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-19
MOULD CANDLES.

4 0A BOXES Just received per steamer Court
w land and for sale low by
feh26 O'RIl,EY Il MITCHELL,
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No. 2945.

ResOlUe2 That the Finance Committee be and
they hereby authorized to borrow, on the notes
OF this Municipality, an amount not exceeding
seventy thousand dollars the notes issued to be
made payable in January or February next. And
that the Comptroller and Treasurer be and they are
hereby authorized to issue the notes necessary for
said loan
Resolved, That to insure the punctual payment
at maturity of the notes so issued the Comptroller
and treasurer be and they are hereby authorized to
pledge sufficient amount of the market notes. and
the revenue derived from the wharves and evees
for 1851, will secure the notes issued under the
foregoing resolution.
Approved August 30, 1850 A.D.CROSSMAN Mayor
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Official.
Ordinances and Resolutions of Second
Municipality Council.
No. 2940.

ResotUed, That the Finance Committee be and
they are hereby authorized to make the necessary
arrangements with Messrs. Bulard and Roselius
to have the suit of W. J. Minor VS.. Second Mum.
cpality, defended at Washington city, on behalf Of
this Municipality.
Passed August 27, 1850 TIL SHIELDS, Pres't pro tenn
AppIoyed AUGUST 80. 1850. AL. .CROSSMAN. Mayor.
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No. 2al4.

ResoSUed, That the Treasurer be and he is
hereby authorized from and after the passage of this
resolution, to endorse on all cash warrants pre-
sented at the Treasury for payment, the date of
presentation, and that he be authorized to allow in
terest thereon at the rate OF seven per cent per
mum from said date until payment, and that he
keep register of the same.
Passed August q, 1850. It THSHIELDS Prest pro ten,
Approved August 30, 1850. A,D.CROSSMAN Mayor.
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No. 1916.

ReSOtred, That the Attorney is hereby instructed
10 institute proceedings against James Dixon, and
his security, David Barbour, for all damages and
loss sustained by the Municipality by his non.
pance with the adjudication made TO him by the
Mayor on the 10th Of June, of the contract for sup
plying Lumber; and also against Abel Lafrancois,
and security Dennis Cronan, for noncompliance
with the adjudication made to him on the Sd OF
June for the supplying of Spikes.
Passed August q, 1850. T.HSHIELDS. Prest pro ten
Approved August 80, 1850. AID CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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RsSolVed, That the Commissaries ofths Wards are
hereby directed to notify all owners of lots that
require filling, to have the same filled to proper
level within thirty days, under penalty of fine of
five dollars per day, recoverable before any Court
of competent jurisdiction, for every dav after the
notification that said lots remain unfled and thai
the Surveyor be and is hereby directed 10 have all
lots that may remain untitled after said thirty days
from notification, filled at the expense of the own
ers thereof
Passed August a. 1850 T. SHIELDS. Pres pro tenn
Approved August so, 1850. A.D. D.CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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lssed August "a, 1850 H.SHlELDs, Pres't pro tenn.
pproved August 30. 1850. A.D.CROSSMAN, A. Mayor.
No. 2943

ResolUed, That the Comptroller be and is hereby
authorized to issue to William Sypher duplicate
warrant No 1l0l for S35, for his services as por-
ter OF the Fisk School-house for the month of May
last Past-the original having been lost aud duly
advertised, and never presented at the Treasury
The said SyPher holding himself liable to the
Municipality for any loss that might come from
the presentation of the original.
Passed August q, $50 H SHIELDS, Pres't pro ten
Approved August 30, 1850 A.D.CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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hesotvea, That seven hundred and fifty dollars
be and the same is hereby Appropriated for -strs-
use OF the House Of Refuge ~
Passed August q, 1850. TIL SHIELDS Pfes't pro tenn,
approved August 30, 1850. A.DCROsSNtAN, Mayor
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No. 1851.

Resoiced, That The resolution n,sss5 T,e.Ja,,
May l4th, 1880, creating Committee of three.
with an assistant, to examine the Treasurers' and
Comptroer's books, be 50 amended that the Assis.
tants salary be increased to the sum Of one hun
dred ana hity dollars per month, and the time ex.
Passed August "a, 1850 .HSFITEIDs Prsss, ~, ts,
Approved August 90 1850 A.D.CROSSMAN Msyor
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NEW ORLNANs EENIAIE ISsrrrI-rE-n,

~ kN OhLEANS FEMALE AASTITLpE-OR,
: DAY AND bqARDISG SCHoOL FOR Young LADIES,
q No % Gimp StteCt-COnduCted by ID r, and MRS
MbCAULAIi This Institution is under the personal
supervision OF Mis- Macauay the advanced Glasses IN the
terary and scientific departments taught by Dr. Macau.
ay assisted by another gentleman. To give instructions IN
L4e FRENCH Spanish and Italian languages, in Drawing
Dancing Vocal and Instrumental Music the most accom-.
pilshed professors are employed.
The school is arranged make it both an English
and French school, and the aim OF the principals is to con
duct their pupils through substRntia and systematic con e
Of studies, aording the same time progressive know
ledge and progressive discipline of the hear as well as the
mind FOR the instruction of pupils of every age and grade
o. nteectuai cuure ample arrangements have been made
NO efforts viii be wanting promote the improvement OF
he pupils and young ladies received into The family as
tons of daughters ~
TIE Play Ground- item essential to schools large
dry and secluded from public view and references when
required, Will be made parents who have had ther angh
tiers at the Institution for years
course of Lectures on History and Biography will be
delivered TO the advanced classes by DR.. MaCauay during
winter and 10 aid Tire pupils understanding the Lectures on
scientific Subjects the school furnished with the requisite
apparatus. For further information application may be
made personally OT by letter ma AND = wv
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No. 2949.

Resolved, That the Mayor be and he is hereby
authorized and requested, after having given ten
days notice in the official paper of this Munich
pality, sell at public auction to the lowest bidder,
the contract for making all the necessary repairs
the Towboat and Steamship Landings, agreeaby TO
the plans and specifications on file in the Survey
Or's Office;
Also, the contract for the furnishing and delivery
at such places as the Surveyor may designate, six
hundred hard yellow heart Pine Staging Planks of
the best quality three inches thick by twelve inches
wide, and thirty-two to hirty.five feet long
Also, the contract for the erection of Two self
acting FIoOd-gales in connection with the Draining
Machine, agreeably to the plan and specifications
on file in the Surveyors office.
Passed August q, 1850. TIL SHIELDS Pres't pro tenn
Approved August 30, 1850. A.DCROSSMAN, Mayor.
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FIFTEEN CENTS A
BUSINESS CARDS.
NNTILLIAM j. DEWBY. Commission .Hae1aat
w and ShtpDiHg agent. " Grayer St. jyEO 3m
TENHEO. o. sTAtH, NOTARY Public. No. SS Gravier
1 street and No. 10 Banks Arcade Passage ap5 ly
"A BJLhLEY Z; ageat fer Miss N, POnttneg Office ItI
- WOLFF, Importer Of HIne Brandy, EFtn, ETC., and
=. General Commission Herchait, rs Gfayor ST. ns
w G: RAYMOND, Family Grocer. a ,gI Camp
a " IHEhBY. Saip BrOksr, rs Poydras street.
EOIiN W., ANDREWS d CO., Ccmm.sgsigH ;ler-
a chants and Ship AGENTS, 81 Common n. o. Jao
kDuIG, MIR d go. Commission Merchants, No 80
IT Louis street, New Orleans. aull "
SSEYELI. T. TAYLOR, inportsr Of Vines nf5 GId
- Ltqm,rs, Nos. 5 and i6 Royal str /. -- hlS
d. Banks Arcade. New Orleans. ol
j anj Rcir,tLaase Office rs .ank Place, n o. sl9
pAYNE a. HENDERSON, RhoteSGie GrOcgyS. Nos
J 30 and 3 = drawer street, New Orleans. nl7 d&W
~ EGgLAR DRY GOODS THADE-JOsEPD Il.
~ rAlMER, WaoiesG'e Dealor I" D'y Gqods 10 No.
gAS5Gs WRIGHT u sON, Cotton Factors and
d CoEe@isstqa and FOruardiHg Merchaats, 81 GIayer
EFTiI.LIANI L. POOLE, Notary PaJfc, No. II
~ Camp srce' (Diee lately occupied by J. d. Marks,
~ a. WiN&FihL~, 4stgfns, 20 LG0, Henderson,
RsEyig George Wingfeld & Co, H. Greenwood L Co.,
WIZ & wins, New OlIeuns. niS
h, ~. WOOD q 90. Slip Claad}rs, GrgceEs and
P IaS S6i R' XII o SsPfTfa Fila Saacps RGSn0 MSS ga6
4 tRAHAN, JANIEs-tSucces5or 70 Joseph r. Bearll)
~ N1,arg G6l'c, No 81 GTayisr street, up staFl
4 +. LOWE, .BH Hanger and LocksHith, Camp
Ia Al y ork guaranteed. apA
EOhN CLAIBORNE, Attorney at Lao, Notary PU5.
% tr tslecess9r to Luoign hgnnann,) - Camp street,
over EAchange Bank Oi u1r1ce Bean " Co mf2i bm
N5AHCIs PATTON q, CO., cOn4ussi0a, RscefO.
W Hg dRd F0rpdrdtHg NCrCGlts, No. Il st. Charles
street Isl
! ShAsGA, Hgass, S.gp Sad O,ngmeatsn, z PaigteT,
stest. lpDg-ta Iaiayae SQUARE Jyl3 Is
. && 4 FosTEa. qt,ornys asa w z GasG5rs sGSGFS At
~ La1-1Gee, 4 Exchange Place, N. o. mh23 y
Ms, ~: f as9 Iah,0 erS n a9sfoTefr, s2sEa
street, IDea Gsonyiltr, La. ~
ENTM. o. nl8OLL, Buiiasr, no St Joseph street, be.
~ tween -. CHARLES and CarUndset streets JOBBiNG
Goa Rss esa isioaSi toaasi TERMS and short a3HS'
Nv. .sgggEE!gg,, 80, JouS THOMAS.
l. &esr5 sfa IS aaa ~ So1 2etey& Isyoo sres
Now Otesn9. ap2J
sf& sS' 4 CO. Shin csa59s 2E9 'afH35s; aaf 55;e,s
- No. 20 Front Leyee. Second Municipality, New
tUHN "a. iyEHB Orig,aI Ylacgar FgLa5ii5ag:eEi,
- CoUsE Of COnnou and MoIa5 street, Opposse Chgrly
- " b1hAEs d. 90. EHiSrGti9R END Fgrugg Er
Ir II fe5 % l4ETG3 sdaR Eoaa tS
NEwORlkAks, % Grauer 81, coz Bunk Place ap2i
H. JN3 AHlL.L, Dca}er ~ HYats, LtgaOrs sEs-Ls-y
~ 1Hd raia's--Snp and Bar Stores put ny lE5=Ezs
81 SsS ,9s ''' '''ooaois '''H'-S0 T2PRon III T.
TH sFAitK sPeosuIy ofo,s his professional services
store, OF Apollo aud Clio streets where he viii pre-
iea1e gltaoag tor the poor between the houn OF 70 aud
WM. a. EstiLl., attor7ey At Lao. Aendersoa,
~.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-07
No. 2948.

ResoIred, That the Committee on Streets and
Landings ara hereby authorized to employ, tempo
rarly, an Engineer for the Draining Machine at a
salary not exceeding eightythree and third dollars
per month +; and also Fireman, 10 be recommend
ed by the Engineer, at a salary of forty dollars
per month";
Passed August 81, 1850. TIL SHIELDS, Pres't pro tenn
Approved August 80 1850 AID. .CROSSMAN, Mayor
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e. s. wATERMAN,
(LATE HOLMES q CO.)
SODA AND MINERAL WATER

=
No. 20 GraDr, CGrORdelct street, Mem Orleans
ESy SODA OR MINERAL. WATER, in Glass Bot
ties plain favored with Sgrsapanla Lemon, ETC., for
Hotels, Bars, Steamboats,, Private Families.
Orders for quantity, in shipping order, at the
shortest notice.
A liberal discount allowed to Commission Merchants
AlsO--SODA WATER AND MEAD, in Fountains
furnished on the most reasonable terms.
N, d. SODA WATER APPARATUS Of every description
always hand for sale. mv3 3m
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40 RENT.

ITO RENT The HOUSE and Premises on Dryades
street second door from Felicity Road will be rented -
tains Ye large rooms IN the main building, with kitchen, k
lent place for boss drayman, or family wishing to Keep
few mich COWS. Possession Will he given in one week from
The time Is taken For particulars inquire Of Mrs. HOW
ARD, on the premises. sjllt
HOUshs no RENT.-A number of DWELLING
II HOUSES for rent, on Cana! street, between Ro- 90
Apply is IL G. Nj. FOGG, 20 Magazine st. e
EnR RIINT Low n Twostory FRAME
Cypress street near the New BASIN ris oaS -a'su % On
calculated for two small families but WI rea,eU . -
one good and responsible person Tor Sl5
Jy2O II a hEFAI.-. 81 Gravier st. up stars.
rNO RENT-Very low to good lenan IA I'll lst Noyem.
factory terms can be made with the oyVneT nlost b.,
delightful residence on Camp street, four doors b
rooms kitchen pantTy, and every oopvenience Il has
n ] ANY H sg WI ~ iIH IaIas an paved, me southern
eaafs apply at MI oies u ''l' anu 'O''"s6 ie5i e.
E'OR RENT-A, DWELLING HOUSE, pleasantly
Pryana; has three Psr3rs. SIX Chambers Two Ktch. ri
eus, Gaeres on inst and secsnd stories, with Yard ETC. Ia
TWO good Cssrns, etc agreeable residence for a family
and viii Pe rented low ant t Of November next and tie
to '' E + L. MAsSE5YS',. AnSf5S'. B4Hsg FSl appy
Iy4 corner Of Camp and Grayer streets.
nWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT-The large three
IL story Dwelling House, No. 10 atChez street, con -
BsER TyHye XII @ F90f f fRPF9W Fags vel % calculated f for
* ye9rs7 Rent very low unl trst November Apply al
NO. Y Natehez street, ~ statrs. mylO
pE BIZ Il ! hfEAA ASk kPfE PEAGEs A,9Gns Office with fixtures ,rs
t'O LEtA handsome, large, and well ventilated from
u hoom 10 by ~ iee a pleasant sleeping apartment
furnished or uniumhed first floor in agreeable neigh,
9orhood and convenient distance from business. To sails
factory ana permanent occupant rent would be reasonable
Apply No ~ Erao ST, next TO Nayades au l5t
kNUh hEAI-A large, Spacious pleasant ROOM q
by ~, second hOOr suitable for large Cotton or ON.
mission house, by CHARLES STOUGHTON,
BoO "a Camp street
IL OONIs TO RENT-Seyera airy. commoiious and
neatly furnished rooms, for families single gentlemen
Tor rent Apply to Mrs. Hughes, No. 30 Tchoupitouas
sIeet. au7 lm+
FURNISHED ROO}IS.-SOveral large, airy Rooms
very desirable for the Summer Season, be had al Us
ot Joseph street, second door from St. Charles ie5 Am
II OOMS FOR RENT-Seyeral Roomsin Banks Arcade
IL suitable ior Offices for rent. Apply Y Natchez
up stairs. mil
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-07
No. 2942,

RssolUea That the Comptroller be and is hereby
authorized to contract with Messrs j. w. Stanton
y Co;, with John Leeds, Esq as security for the
the 18th OF July, 1850, and from time to time
as it may be required with winter stained sperm
oil OF the best quality, the rate of one dollar and
fifty cents per gallon. in accordance with adiudca-
tion made to them BY the Mayor on the said 18th
July, $780, in virtue of the 18th section of an act
Of the State of Louisiana, approved March 1S 1880
and resolution of this Council, passed July ?,
1850.
Passed August q, 1850 T H.SHlELDS Pres't pro tenn
Approved August 30. 1850. AID CROSSMAN Mayor
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No. 1850.

RGS0iUed, That from the passage OF this resolu-
tion it shall be the duty of the watchman stationed
on the beat which includes the fire bell on Lafay-
cite Square, to perform during the night the duty
of Fire Bell Ringer, as defined by :he resolution
passed 9th March, 1913.
Be it also Res0tvea, That during the day one of
the day police stationed at the Hall shall discharge
the same duty.
Passed August 27, 1850 tn. SHIELDS, Pres't pro tenn
Approved August 10, 1850, A.D.CROSSMAN, Mayor
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-07

A SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE, convenient lc
1so ~ Dasinsss p S0 chIfen Address - b. - Ihis a.
uihce kent 80. Also. two stcry Rear HOUSE, EHf
containing -Four Rooms. Rent SO. Address " d. . LII
at this Office. an3O If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-07
PIANO EOHTE AND MUSIC sTOKN.

- N.t 9 a VI 2 \ 7 z r n T,
~ A TYLER has on hand and is constantly receiving
- N PL3Eo F0RIES from the Justly 5-5us,
Davis Co Boston; John b. Dnnham, " e;
David Van Wrinkle, A II, Gale & Co. andy II v Y
Orders received for TIE HORST'S PATENT IRON PA
NOS to be delivered in fast received from the
factory. These Pianos decidedly the best Piano now In
p5e particularly for the country where 9aerS seldom
be hGd they will stand longer and in better tune than any
other Piano These Pianos have an independent rim or
which can be remqyed in moment there being no
uOn between the Piano and Superior GUITARS
NgTx NIOLlES, .ACCORDEONS, FLUTES, and
S4 AZ other Musical instruments, constantly on hand and
S III for sale at low prices. SHEET MUSIC for Plane
SSSsAS Forte, Guitar, Flute, etc. Also INSTRUCTION
EtjA BOOKS for all musical instruments. . A Lib.
erQ Discount to Dealers Teachers and all those sending large
Uriers. All orders promptly attended to. mh2{
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EOsEPH II. PALMER s. CO., 81 Grayier st5eet,
contemplating removal to their new store No. AZ Camp
street te st Of September next, will sell their present large
stock OF DRY GOODS, consisting of Brown and bleachel
AND JGans white and coored Flannels do do, plan and
wued Apron and Furniture Checks ChcCtaw and n an
Ea%nI; Lay tn9 Irish nens Linen Sheetngs 1914, lil4 and
ent OF other seasOnabe goods intending 1000 pieces
Sl4 Cotton Meetings., at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
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TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
WYork via Mobile and Montgomery, Ala and
CharleslOn. s.. g.
fa1.f'Ss-- --t7ef4ff5fyEgy-7 ysTFF7gz-l TuGzs
~ '7-I n. sss3iI fiss''3ssl
:. l..l.i.l-. 81. J, ZEE


THRO U H IN II DAYS.
Stage Travel reduced to Eiuety-three lilies.
NEW ORLEANS TO MOBILE-By the Daily Line
FOREGA, Capt Rsvnoids and JAMES L. DAY, Capt 5t.
o5e n5 mons oocf Fare aS qIVRFf T. Ffns
through Is hours. -E-a
nor First Class Steamers leaving Mobile at P NJ and ar
irving At M9PtgomeFy ID Day gt & to y Y. The line
RY CLIFTON, COgt. Adams LQyYNDES, JR., Capt
oRsonn S99t Et BqT9; & M 4AS a 9RATi Cant
g 70 43 hours BY the Daily Mail Line Coaeh-Fare 80
MONTGOMERY TO CHARLESTON.
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK MAI. LINE.
VIA GRIFFIN. ATLANTA AND AUGUSTA.
moatsefy a. m opeinI m R2p,d! RsdhSo5ffi & mile,
1 ] p p T a Gta iin a. a., @ % f5siSs Rsosi.. 2s 5
Atm.G ''''' p ~ Aps"a Ill P NJ Haroad .'.,i79
fare-MOntgomery to Charleston s26 50 Time through,
Three Daily Stage Lines between Opefka and Griffin
passing through West Point La Grange and Greenvie to
forward any number Of through passengers without de-
az The Cars the Railroad are of the most approved
consrucon-tose the Georgia Railroad provided with
For Thoagb FaReSi, RS aPPy TS to the Agent at the
Exchange HOel, Monisomery Hall, or Madison House
N. ZPassengers procuring ,ThrOIgh Ticket, of the
agent al siontgomery, VIII save about -
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VIA COLUMBUS, MACON AND SAVANNAH.
Monts5aely Il CpeFa m PtsfANcEs y miller,
0petsa p rtrnesyit.lO Il H. Stages ..... % :.
Blrneblle' "a pm hiacon,... pm ksiroad.... ~ =.
Savannah p Chlreson.. a m sieaner.....ll6 :.
Fare-Montgomery to Charleston, s23 5O-to Savannah,
viz: at Savannah and Macon
saTsnrs ne Inc 5eam a faise &c % %f2TPoRS e Cb9TssOe a3d
BROOK and GEN. CLlNCH, wei known ior safety,
ne&tness and sumptnous fare.
~ No charge for meals or berths.
The Cars on the Central, Macon and Western Railroads
are Of lhe hnest description
tY Staging reduced to ninety eight miles
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