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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-12

NV llAMrsmRE-TL Wings of New
Hampshire have nominated Hon, Levi
Chamlcriain or iccnc Tor Governor. The
Convention was held in Concord ON
Wednesday. a series of very good res.
olutons WINS reported aud adopted, We
give two of them as follows
Rrz.LAGA- Thai liz na!llau- iaLan L.
majority OF the Wings in the present Con-
grcsy, IN The support 'ofRuhcrt G. Winthrop
for Speaker, exhibits high and noble re-
gard for the interests of The whole people,
giving Ia us renewed confidence in the ma
tiuupty md patriotism of tho Wing party.
clearly showing that although dcmngogucS
mny bargain for place and puNcr. and fac
tiunists At the North and South may unto in
their deEperaia- eil.F:s ,.,.ea,+t,4,,.ia,,Al
power with diauuion MS the alternative, the
great heart Of the Wig party still beats high
=.=a=;= 4as l;..s.i Ter ise1tleai ard Pea.
ross.
Resolved, That he FccGui YntCE Of the Dom
ocru,ic members OF Congrrss from the North.
ern States, for Speaker, shaw to the people
the extent of their Auii.Shvcry princjNles
and illustrates tho old adage OF "prcachinP
vursus trHctIru.
AT the Wing District Convention, says tho
Lowell Courier, held nj Marlhoro, IA day-nr
two since, resolutions of n similar character
wcro passed ,ho0riils approving ofthu'course
of Gen. Wilson, aud Mr. Tuck, ia voting for
MIR Wiuthror, n northern Speaker, md cen
suring that Of PcAslcc and llibhard, the dem
ocrntic momhars for giving their votes for n
STAKEHOLDER. The Wings ofNcw Hampshire
deserve success, and wo hope they will win
it.
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For the Cplrdonisn.
o q II G o 4 = I ny

IN imm~sc population min enc dag direI inii
Wien our Fathers fought apd BLEED ,n she cause
of Liberty rc ird aPopulation ct about three
millions 10 lao It Ind iner ascd Ia moro
than acycniccn uNi!,ousi and the census oithc
present ycor will probably show Pop'ioiio',
of more than twenty twn millions
From stat,-liCal table, It appears that since
the year l57o our population has increased a,
the faie ~ 40 or n per cent every 10 years F.
A. this rate Il would double once IN $50 years
Bot late President ofrhc Il q suprascs that
Il may hereafter double az ollcu 90 once 10 %
years, We viii suppose Il 10 double once IN
- years Then if our present population d.
92A millions, N 1879 u will be % millions
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-12

lhe New Territories during iLe'pasl soaaou,
They oct npun knowledge, Hnd hocuu-e al,
ask a. be- enlightened. Their yirunl hllcgu-
lions Hro most Significant lhoy are evidence
lhHi lhe discerning nuh appreciate Tell
us, nov, hDurH i-TFu ruIiuTH' n yoH ihtrk
lhul in supporting Gen 1uylor's election
$50 belmJfd ~ deserted l,ee soll !-IHib-
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rue DELEGATE FROM OREGON

The Hon, Il, s, TuuRsToy, delegate 10
Congress from Oregon, IN a iclter to Mr. Al.
nms Of lhe Manchester Amorlcun-old nc
qi4a'n'asees, sse take ,l--Fiye- tire following
history Of hmself'
~ was a member Of the Freshmen Glass
Of Dnnmoutb College, IN the Spring and
summer of 1910, leil TINT College az the
close Of the yenr, and entered Bowdoin Col
lego, Maine, IN tho fail OF the same year, as n
member of the Sophomore Glass aud grndu.
$500 ls.-sl... 80! 80 ~
lall. ! then road anal pracliced law IN Drums.
wick Me-, I'LL tho h.l'of 1873, when re.
moved 10 Burlington, Ia tho then Territory
OF lTYn, where ! remained until tho spuug
~ lST. prucliclng my profession, md edit
lur thu lowu Gnzciic
In the spring at 1917 tho climate of Iowa
not agreeing With ue, hnughl up an on
team of five yokcs of oxen, IW9 COWS aud q
horse took my wife and child ofihrcc months
old, Ia Iho Wagon and my Road IN NY hnud
and drove thhl team 2iOO miles, arriving in
the Wiley of the Willamette River, Oregon,
ou iho i2lh day of September lsi7
then renewed the practicc Of my profess
ion, which continued until March, lei9.
WLcnl hceaiun a eai.didala Coz Congress.
aud ~ june following wac elected. on the
llh of August following, lc6 NY home in n
boat propelled hy Indians, came ont over the
liar of lho Columbia River tho 2d day-or
september. aud arrived ~ Snu Francisco on
The 18Th of the sHmc month. On the first
day Of October hen San Francisco aud land.
81 81 r0h"Hl UO lhr 9;}d or the sHme month.
On the 2alh Ten Panama for Ch,crcs,
where arrived on tie 2g,h mud took pms
snge on board the Empire City which leH
that place ru7lhc sHmc day Cor New York,
where arrived on the llth day ofNoycm.
her ulnmo. ! then paid llliug visit to my
friends H. Mpiuc. aud returning, arrived here
oH il'e lasi day OF November, to labor fIr the
interests Of Oregon, which, az 20 cnrlyn pc.
Rod, has honorcd me with her confidence.
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az. 9D-44IgG9@G.
SATURDAY, JANUARY f.. IE505
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-12

DrArua IS ST. JouSsHuUr DURlSG rul Yam
lsig.-The following list exhibits The names
and ages 81 The P"rgons dccgaacd in this town
the past season. -
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I ,,pf =
Tho Speaker said tha, they cou'" NV n' Sr,
presented in the open House no"- ..,..,t T.. :
thirty days of the session having eNP.s",
The limit fixed by the rule for dan! ~
thtian was not in force. .JA,-,l5
MIR Winthrop remarked that arco'on i,,,..
The old maxim of English law even g, line w." =.
nretution of rules should he made IL w AIT
vor Of liberty of speech and ine -P ,,hc,aer
he rsked the Speaker to conslae,r, wi iva
the right of petition was to be hoF'"S
forced construction of the rule Il ,,betr.
Mr. Johnson, of Tennessee inquired S 6Is Il.
err, under rule, n member coulu :. ,IO with the
,,e,itiees with the Clerk. endorsed VIZ
proper reference ,be reaso'
MIR Winthrop replied that was W" Wv, WHY &
why the rule should be ahrog"'od' NV wa
should he obviated. ,oc;siono'
MIR Snnly appealed from Inc "''
The Speaker said TINT the House ,, ,IT
doptsd rules 10 date from The co'' "I.irr
,rrrpn of the session, ms me'np''S
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REGULAR PACKET

rfr-s.p !, For Mobile via Bay St. Louis, Pass
Ghs1sn MEs'ssPpl Cy H,9 S9s and Pas-
master. will leave above every TUESDAY and sATURs
nadays at 81 O'CLOCK NJ and on Saturday, s az ococR SR
touching the Ponchartran RAILROAD for passengers
o'clock A. NJ. train on saturdaysreigrning viii stop al ali
he SH HMNfatSsHas Places on MnNDAY y and THURspAY
all hours Of the daytat received up O'Clock P. NJ on
Go rf1S X e 5S lie
e4dps s mp For 'siE pP'sHYis dagR{E e lspoy St
r. i. Montgomery d " eiumpka ~ =.
Packets ~ Ergs h. ,jotas E{ssrp e
sSd sATBYkDAY ATTfYIAYEEEPAASi EEPRAASiSTGsu TGuR5 r
s,,.sepdid ney ght drst passenger packet stesPs Is
and S6fs,y 1s5Si Adams, On ai On SAT-
ADAi f'' Sy&MSBEtGg y1IfSis ag 60 AGENT; IN Mobile.
6Tss = Vicksburg, SaArrgntOn and Neyg tar-
tlage Weekly Psess, @ A 5teye, I As Diisi.
landngsThe magnificent and si running passenger
aoVe ads On Or about fe B 6 ~ sseb9 nd L 3 I
remain in the above trade during the fof freight
pli spi5 q f4pp' = T. =. SMITH. IS Magazlne 81.
NJ, hOVER THE LAKE. fiEs b,
las.SaaGais Morning Line-For Covipg. .ssssz.zzzs
ton via Mandeyie Lewbufg gHd va iseasi be rev
master built expressly this ade caves e Lake.and Of
Pontehafiran Railroad EVERY DAY lauydays 3tedj
ington EVERY DAY (SuHdays excepted j al O'Clock A.
NJ. Passage 81 cents. Meals extra ~ eentE
Evening Line.-for Msndevile, LeaisbuTg and AIadi-
sOnviie1 he new, airy cOmmodlous and splendid upper
cabin steamer JENNY LIND, T. w. Dunnicas master,
VII Ie@ye the Lake-end Of he Po9tehanrgip Raioal
EVERY DAY, on the ARRIVAL of tn 4 o'clock ?. 4.
Ve Via sw.bars aSd Mahsee s eck = a. ad
arrives the Railroad II time tor the O'clock cars
the cyi SUNDAYS the Jenny Lind will start for the
above places the arrival of the O'Clock NJ. cars
returning IN time for O'Clock cars to the city. Pas
sage - cents. For further particular apply to
PAYNE & HARRISON,
STEVENs0N DEMERRITT " co. 7Grayier street,
WIN. L. CUSHING & co. S. Common street,
J. +. BERCiER a GO. "a Old Lever. jy6
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MAYoRALTY OF NEwORLEANs, July 10, 1850.
CnnNcII.- OF MINI LIP Try No. -TMn I

Sitting Of July z lS5O.
ID ES0LVED, That the Mayor be, and he is hereby,
N author zed and requested after having given ten days
notice in the official paper Of this Municipality, to SELL
according the 18th section of act Of the Legislature of
the State of Louisiana approved March 49, 1880 the
for building school, houses upon the property belonging
to the Second Municipalty and situated IN the First and
Fourth ards thereof according to the plans and specica
ons file in the surveyors Ohce the work to be done
good and substantial manner the satisfaction OF the Sur
veyor and be completed within four months from the date
of contract Gondiuon. follows viz the lractoT
TO retain ownership of the buildings, but subject
venienee of the Municipality purchase the for cash
accordance with the OF the adjudicatiun the build
ings 10 he rented in the meantime by the Council a
paving 10 er cent per annum upon their cost the
cost each of said School houses does exceed $780,
[SignedJ JAMES H. CALDWELL, President.
Approved July 9, 1850. .
[Slgaedl A. ID, CROSSMANs Mayor.
True copy: BIER, Secretary.
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INOR sALE-Good Building Lois of Ground: One Lot
81 by 100 on West side Plaluemne between ST An
drews and josephine streets (aedged Ponney claim com
promised price $3.50 Two lots together 80 ~ by los each
lower side Jackson IN middle otsuae high ground between
Apollo and Bralnart streets, price 81 ,l6I,
THOMAS ID. HAlLES Broker,
yl76 under 81 Charles Hotel. Common street.
EN0R sAIEA piece Of LAND in the outer part Of the
city forming the OF Rickervile III lee
inches front on north side New Canal. and l4 feet deep,
running 10 point T. ID HAIIES, Br0keF,
jyls TO- under St. Charles Hotel, Common st.
FOBACtO-2OO boxes of the choicest kinds. and 80 OF
a assorted brands, ia and ioF sale BY
Yl9 f. J. HART & co. 79 Tehonniioulas ST
FTNEA-Hyson and Young Hyson half chest. and 10 10
i boxes; l00 packages in store and for sale by
jyl9 f. J. HART & CD. 70 TehonpitonIas st
CUGAR-Crushed and Powdered Philadelphia and New
- York; 100 bbls. in store and for sale by
jyl9 Il. j. HART 4 co, 79 Tehonptouas It.
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MAyORALTY OF NKwORLEAEs, July s, 1850,
NOTICE is hereby given that, in accordance with the
the resolutions passed by the Council of Municipality
No. Two their sitting of 81 inst, will proceed to SELL
THURSDAY, the 18th inst Office at ~ O'Clock
to The lowest bidder the contract for fun nlshng Municipality
No. Two for year with wntesrained Sperm OIL Of best
ivg " " ~ ~ n CPOSSNAN Mavor
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MAYoRALTY OF NEwORLEANs, July 8, 1850.
COUSoIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two I
- IL y

ID EsOLVED, That the Mayor be. and he is hereby,
IA authorized and requested alter having given ten days
notice in the official paper OF the Muncpaly ajualcaie
according the l2h section of the act of the Legislature
approved March 49, 1884, the furnish this Munich
paty for year with winerstraired sperm OIL Of the
bet quality, at much the gallon to be furnished
be required by the proper officer OF the Municipality.
[Sgnedl JAMES ii. CALDWELL, President.
Approved July s, 1850
t'ignedl A. D. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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CIrizEss BANK or LogIglANA !

A,t
New Orleans July 3, 1850.
PROPOSALS will be received at the Office of this Bank
oT the LEASE, for term Of from TO years, Of the
ST, LOUIS HOTEL, together with the BAR ROOM
and ROTUNDA of the st Louis Exchange. The ST.
Louis BALL ROOM viii be leased with the above or sep
aTately.
The Hotel to be furnished by the esee-securty to be
required
ig4 ltaw2m or If EUGENE ROUSSEAU, Cashier.
NTOTlCE.-The public informed that, by resolution
of the Board of Directors, the price of Gas will be
reduced from and after the first day of January next from
FtJe Dedrs 10 -Four Dodrs and Fifty Gents per thou.
sand cubic feet This notice given, that intending
to Introduce Gas the coming season. make early app
cation Tor their xtue disappointment at later
PERIOD when the pressure of applications will be much in
creased. By order of the Board.
P N. WOOD, Treasurer
Gas Ialght Co, Newt1Teans, July q, eOdlm
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SOsHlTla,, ,MESTEaAS " .MoHsE poWELL.

, .aGE.NT'-GREAT .ATTRACTloN.- LTpIss Lv1s.s
iosms her Old friends and acqusntanes in ,sssspi md
Louisiana that she hiss lus opeDed her store n and
% HARTR IS Street. Newtreans. very larse and wei
Irish ASCy DRY Goods AND MlilSfEsRsSY9 fssS9 ssd sad
other articles IN hsr line, which, her 0ng expesisnce n
ths line Of business IN the south will she hsIes be sum
eent suafan ee OF their fitness for the and tastes Of the
ladies' In her large and stend stores maj be fouDd an
extensive ch and well ed stock Of BON NETS Of an
hhihus y and prices trimmed and untrmmed, wheh
o. IN the lat s and most approved Partisan styles 5v
eXper enced and competent artists direct IRON Parsparcu
lar attention will be paid this branch OF buSiaessand
4 the late fashion will always Be on hand. AIti6cIa
fowers N great yaEiet; Head Dresses; Iaces Silks Ve
YES; sa1s; MusIa; Glnghams; Linens HsPdksgchisfs
Paraols; RbbGnds Splendid Robes Aipaoas; Baregea and
paI9us other atie too numerous to mtnuon all OF which
examine for themselves SHIRTS 81 ali qualities made 10
order. yl6
GPEAR's HYDROGEN AND OXYGEN Gas
~ BuhNERS-fhe Hydrogen and OxPReH Gas Bnrn-
ers aud Distribatsrs, originally invented ~ me- and
an and uia These Gas Burners and Dslrbnle.s in son
with the grae baf aiiache fer furnaces are guar.
anued TO hum saw dust ir9m saw mills and the bagras.e
70 accomplish this IS saieeni wood 70 set up
steam on the machinery. The beauty aHd uulifg
inyshliq eoasi not only IN the simplicity o the
OF tie bqrnsFs bat N the perfect vita which tef eea
be erected Un plantations, without interfering the eat win
the maehinery already in n-e
Planters and 0a desirous OF avahng themselves Of tn
useful apparatus woald do well eah a as early
day slbe tho orders hand Al present are
aTee and the machines eannei Be eosfaeist uti te
THOMAS J. SPEAR, Al MAGAZINE stlest. up stnifs.
iyia If q. Us.
IfAMs AND TONGUES paehasss Shsyil hs,t
jyis ~ CHARLES sToUGHroN. y so
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n. g. WATERMAN,
(LATE HOLMEs& g. COZ
SODA AND MINERAL WATER
MANUFACTURER

NJ MANUFACTU RER,
No. 20 Grapieg, Car0ndee street. Nao Crkaars
tS- SODA OR MINERAL WATER, in Csass Bot
ties, plain favored with SarsaDaria, Lemon etc. for
Holeis, Bars, Steamboats,, or Private Families.
shortest notice. y
A liberal discount allowed to Commission Merchants
Als0-SODA WATER AND MEAD, in Fountains
furnished on the most reasonable terms
N b. SODA WATER APPARATUS of every description
always on hand for sale. mys sm
GENERAL AGENCY AT NEW ORLEANS.
WooDSoN WREN, Gate Postmaster at Natcbez, )
w having resided upwards Of forty years in the SOUTH
partly at New Orleans, but mostly Natchez has removed
70 New Orleans, and offers his services G Ell l.
u L. He VIII attend particularly the purchase,
sales and exchange Of Wild Lands, Plantations Houses and
os OF Vacant Lots in this city any par Of the United
States also 70 the adjustment OF claims and from
any part o. the world the collection Of debts taking depe-
a'lons and authentleang deeds and other documents
Those Wishing his requested to be particular IN
and those wishing real estate be purchased, sold
changed, should give accurate descriptions of the property
Letters addressed 10 him business New Orleans, post
pad viii be attended 10 promptly and carefullA
lie Il COMMISSIONER Tor Mississippi and Alabama 10 lake
dep9suons and acknowledgements Of deeds. G- fiji
at No 80 6ra0ier street
Dec q, ls49-Hayng been long acquainted with Doctor
Woodson Wren, take pleasure in recommending him to the
pubc as worthy OF confidence for bis industry bust
nas habits and integrity. J. A. QurTAAS,
Gov. elect Of Mis-
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, Baton Rouge, Dee 81 lS49-I nave
no hesitation IN Recommending Mr.. Wren the public as
man q upngh character and altogether worthy Of confidence
iOHHsOT. La.
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mAYORALTH OF NEWORLEANs, July iVs loOO.
NOTICE is hereby given that in accordance with the
IN resolution Of the Council OF Municipality No Two,
passed at their sitting of I'd iu will sell the for
buidns School houses upon the prOnery belonging
the Secoud Municipality, situated IN the Isl and Fourth
Walds, at my office, MONDAY, the 9th daq of August
next l2 O'Clock NJ odancs with plans and specif
cations on file in the Surveyor office
iyH A, d. EROSSMAN, MaVOr.
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B0bN STROUD 81 CO., AZ C0MaOS sT. between
X Gai9ndeisl and Baronne ss. Deqlsrs in MAR-Sg%, ~
GkadbEs1 MONUMENTS, TOMBS, TOMB \fLEgsi
~ n a Ab3;sfGRAVE STONES, and MARBLE in cttr4Tst5s
ah rs ~, ge n varieties; PhOm;as;an LIME Cal. NS
g1nd 9,n9d ttSi SR SR 81 PARIS, Roma; 80, Hy.
afduhG y I'm 7, Piasterng HAIR, White sand, eSA
English, Pensacola and Ptsbufg FIRE BRICK. my8
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:szzA4 [ SD 8 $z!.iA. -. S Lii 0 zA.
EMIGRATION.
p. w. BYRNES 81 CO.'S
General Passage and Foreign Exchange Offices.
IEETL n II

General PASSAGE and Foreign Exchange Offices.
Ds5iia. .........i3 EDEN 0UAY;
s o 6SIaaa: 5S sRRaI sRAVERF EsRFMsEET M ed, Bank Place
THE subscribers beg leave inform public througho
their several branch houses and agencies, Passage CeIeaes
Ps om eeo s fB Dnbp ss co z sS g @ Snss
to New Orleans, New York Philadelphia, Boston and Bati
lies residing in France Holland Belgium Hungary and Ger
nanybens the ony House in the trade having agencies in
?. w. BYRsEs Co. also issue Drafts, payable at sight to
S9gn y sgs asg9eS aSa IN Ss every P & hGyns n Pak az n Great
esn % ig IN e money F1%1eyed % and the due
ciaed may be known from the fact that during the
years upwards Of oge million pounds sterling have passed
One Of he following Splendid ships or some other first class
yee yil be despatched to New Orleans third DAP
CATO, ERiN1s QUEEN,
CARLO MAuRAN, EL DORADO.
CHIPPEWA. tiTY or LINCOLN,
GGAsSaHf2iiLAAA GAafiLAAA, BBE2gAsRIGLGSEA' BEgsRIGLGSE
hABkaBA49G. hi2A1tEll BBA419GER' b4EalAbRMi bh42EEaTlEAHbRRMA'
HERHESFqliSi E6HN rli SSiyrSes MdtJ MMdILtTJIJAsBREsS, JsREs,
Sew 6ork-he Regular Liners, sailing the lst, 9th,
ll, " iSh: aSt and s5h q, q each month";
To % RRosstgn-ThEse .ines month. or oiieneE.
For Passage to these ports W. Bymes & Co have fixed
honest ulfnet Of their CONTRACTS and these rs well as ali
further particulars he obtained BY application either per
''''I' y r W. BYRNEs s. co, IS Grayer street,
Conner Bank Place, Nelo Orleans,
or % their principal agents:
q. J. CATHERwooD, WILLIAM CARLIsLE
Corner OF ~ is "a streets, laI9es street. Belfast
IaHGds4phtd EDWp. CoLLIER,
. and % ST Lewis Wharf, W@. CGFE1Sp. 'l's' N'',
sF1FsgES 5gsIs.,. LAwseqS, q,Ss,... NJ. DoWBEy, r'e,
New oliesss Aari 4. $50 quay "a5i' spi5 y ""
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
NewHork via Mobile and Montgomery, Ala. and
Charleston, s. G..
.zs::ls -
THROUGH IN DAYS
Stsge Travel Reduced to Ninety-three Nj lies
NEW ORLEANS TO MOBILE-By The naily Line
~ Of Mai Steamers OREGON, Capt. Ilien; CALI.
a ooacf fafs FS fI5'ITf s5 Fine
MgSiLE TO MoSTGoNrRY-By the Dai y Line of supe
nor First JAS SteameS. leaving Mobile P. NJ. and
~. the Boas aa EMPERoR Gap re Gox H' R ip
Johnson ASO Gap A1BB% Bn; Lq PES pa r. Cant
Johnson FARMER, Capt. James Fare IS. Time through
A9 to 4s hours By the Daily Mail Line Coach-Fare si0
MONTGOMERY TO CHARLESTON,
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK MAIL LINE.
VIA GRIFFIN, ATLANTA AND AUGUSTA
Moasoaeg a m. M .2n5d DISTANCES + mile.
Griffin 10 !. m Atlanta "a ?, M Railroad " 95
Aqsa.a;5 ;, m c6sTesaa ? M M SaTosd ia
Fars-Montgomery to Charleston, 426 5O Time through
o. hours, Including stoppages-Sagng reduced l miles
Three Daily Stage lines between Opelia art Gdifn-
Grfnbed Extra Coaches always in readines5 TO earn
forward any number Of through passengers without
s The Cars the Railroad ar OF the sa,st approved
ar 5s,p Ppoe M the geoFga R"oa with
EEsBau9s For pps pP55ousb Tohsta fPR g. The
Montgomery. Ala.
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II btADNghA SMITH, Gdnsral CommissiOn .utr-
chdht, 50 GRAvIRR STREET, Commissioned to take
Acnow Judgements of Deeds and Powers of Attorney to Adj
minister Oats ard TO take Testimony and Proof of Demands
MAINE, NEW HAMPSHIRE, VERMONT RHODE
ISsiLAHp si NJ pE0giNSNECIiCUT, giS NEW YORK, NEW yER,
SEH, PENNSYLVANIA, OHIO, MICHIGAN, WIS
TT3ISSsSiS, TI dTNSD2IANA IIlIHoIS, MISSOURI KEN
CAROLINA, ALABAMA, MISSISSIPPI and FLO.
hlbh. o25 6m
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E'HOs d. FiAILEs, Broker, St Charles Hotel Buid
ing fourth door from Common street, office of H. Davis
notary public New Orleans : will buy and sell Landed
Appraiser and Expert adjust Accounts make Copsr-
nersp Setuemens; intends residing in the city during the
summer, and viii Agent Tor owners of property
assessment for taxes fair valuation; draw lease col
ect rents, etc. etc and attend Agency business in gen
eral, .,bIS
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no plan FEIis AND BUILDERs.-A BROWN
L. u CO., Dealers IN al kinds of LHfabeT-C ypTess,
hie and Yellow Pine, Mahogany, Black Walnut Oak
and Poplar; Mahogany Newells and Bausters; I.ath
and Flie Brick. 3 20 MAGAzINE sTEET, ,NRW Or
r. AIS. STEAM SAW MILL, -NATCHEz, Miss.
E Orders uI all kinds Of Cypress Lumber, delivered any
where on the Mississippi Riyef below Natchez, at sh0r
notice. ar. 'yd 3mW
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gOOK q CALDIYEi.I.. Sieg

RUMAfOsA (SuccessOr 10 Costa & CO.) FnD0rtey
y Of HaoaRd Preaaee keeis constantly on hand large
asormen Of CIGARS, consisting of lnerales Regaias
CaEadores, Canones, Panetsia Daua Small Regalias Mil
a Irabneps, etc. etc, from The celebrated brands OF
llay2na No. Front ieyee, st. Charles and
tTaVier streets, New Orleans myaS ly
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r. r GuhNEh " srsz4B CORNER OF
BNo} BNo1'}} 'tzDq n n 0 {Ssw s s / ssFiqTgS,} + :, a
AeePs GO "a ~ on hand every thing N his Ine-inciuina
great valig - Ladies' and GentleInens Boots and ho
patronage is respectfully solicited = ~ nj o,g ggIVno IT,
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BUSINESS CARDS.

n ayIItD. q, STARK, Notary Public No. s. Grayier
L street and No. 10 Banks Arcade Passage. ap5 ly
IS BULIKLEY. agent fer sUiss NJ. PoaltAeD Ofioe
4. No. 4 St Charles 81 ap2 Tyr
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ChOC n Ehf, CHINA AND GLASSW AR E.
(ffFa7 +. II. FELL. * CO., 81 COMMON sTRkEr,cmA
49, hewOreans, importers and Dealers, wholesale Tg
SzY and retdt Lamps Plated and britannia tEft1
g Ca tors Candlesicks, Table Cutlery, Japanned ~
Waters etc. Goods will be offered at low prices and
when Tor the country, packed in the safest ie5 ly
kATANTED TO PURCHAsE-A Property in I.afa.
w yete, with Dwelling large enaush for persons in
a good location. THOS. d. HAILESS, Broker,
St Charles Hotel Building, fourth door from Common
myl street, Office of II. Dsvs notary public.
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X CNANAH-The mulatto man BEN, aged about "a
- years, about feet inches hgh stout built car as
nTiS[ i Oy trade, left Alexandria Rapdes about the S
ue @ OF Ami last supposed in company with Others, M
anu any may make for Ohio. Said boy was raised in Ra- NA
pae na ny Lapt Bailey and purchased from MIS-. Ferq6a
~, az ths place Any information respecting said Boy,
n gtn TO Marcus Patton Co 81 St Charles street, New
otlns or the subscriber Alexandria will be suitably
IcWdIueu. i'm -. LEWIS