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b RE NTPPLRs,

The efficacy OF thsPAIN EXTRACTOR in this disease
. remarkable. We Know of numerous cures and do not
hesitate to say that the Ointment will never fail for bu mr.
POSE Decacy u from asking certificates from ladies
IN this subject. The following procused by one of our
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The ELECTS Of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in these cases is
wonderful quickly does it all pains and soreness
and heal the injury. No SCAR REMAINS. Its success n
healing old sores of long standing is unparalleled :"
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BUREAU DE L'ExECuTIF,
TvrENnU ,C Bat9 s !, k3% on Eeyrier 1850

a
n IIHNWU que RICHARD TERRELL, ex encanteuT
po9r canceller le bon, suivan d SAVIOR:
Un bon de $40 O souscrt par mi lie dix d. Ayr 1875
CONNIE encanteuI Ia vile de Ia Nouvele Orleans con
lontement avec Henry f. Wade ct Luerea Wade, CONNIE
En- consequence, Avis par present donne toutes
Personnes mteIeees avoir dedure par bureau
uu SeGreae tat dansJes quatre vng dix OuTs qu sui
on "a denere publication du present les rasqns les
queues lie DIT bon ne serait pas cancelle ct annulle
~ DOnne sous maman ct lie sceau de PEat, Baton
L. g. Rouge, lie Fever 1850. dams la 74eme aimee
49, de Independence des Etats Unis.
Par lie Gouverneur. JOSEPH WALKER.
CHARLES GAYARRE, Secretare d. Etat, mh2
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TO the great success and immense sale of Dr. Town.
snu oarsapaa, number of men who were formerly onT
agents, have commenced making Sarsaparila Extracts
Eixlrs Bers, Extracts of Yellow Dock, etc. They gene
ay put up IN the shaped bottles and some Of them
have stolen and copied our advertisements; they are only
worthless limitations, and should be avoided. ~
Principal Office 1875 FuIton street Sun Building Ne,v
York; Reding Co., State street. Boston Dyott Som
~ North Second street. Philadelphia; S. g. H5nce DTH
gist, Baltimore; p. M Cohen Charleston; los Soffl Pea
street, Albany p. Ii; Mcraw, Nachez and by alIt6e
principal Druggists and Merchants trou gbnnt ~
United States, West Indies and the Canadas "io
J. WRIGHT, 15I Chartres street
DO SOLE AGENT. New ClTaapa
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS. ETC,

coLIEoToR's OFFICE, NeU Orleans. Feb. 81. 1850
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ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, July 6, 1846
Dear Sir About week SINCE while working nj INV trada
cut my foot in very bad and dangerous way The whole
bit OF the adze entered the top of my foot Just below the in
until became much alarmed used British OIL Tincture
Of Myth and several adhesive paste but all no purpose
then Commenced the of
DALI.EH'S MAGICALPAIN EXTRACTOR
and in less than minutes the pain and inflammation began
10 subside, and has entirely left me.
can confidently recommend Dalley's Magical Pain Elk.
tractor as being superior to anything have tried for
removing pain or inflammation.
am hlpcarpenter by trade, and shall be willing to tes
nty to the virtues of the Salve all times when
reside Franklin Avenue at No. 151 where give any
'HiO'riSuOh desired f9qFi t,FsTFsIRS bow NJ RIsHOp
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BOARDING HOUSE.

No. q GR.aYIER STREET, 6sslceen ST., Charles
and Carondeiet, door from corner Of Carondeet.
MRS. WILSON respectfully informs her g.
W friends and the public that she continues in the Wifi
Dove eligible location occupied by her during the III
IND those who may favor her with their patronage. From
~ long experience, and the desirable and Convenient
location OF her House, she feels confident Of being able to
give entire satisfaction to all who may favor her with their
patronage. Tier TERMS Will continue to be very Mop.
ERATk. do IydNW
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| ANDREW =; ApLTE, 4, sAn,+ o SEYMOUR
waoLEsS Is And HE ! K i GhRoCERs,
Nos 3AS and "a TehoApafoltas street. NsU Orleans
s sGfsS Ri2s :s ss qPfE & sgz Hss
RassE FISH ETC. &C. Il ss Or ss sa.5s q m9
purchasers. 4N-''' fy6 81 ~ W
aaG ssPEsffGP 5PxlPs G9qgfnSsd WHEY IF
PesS 70 intern big friends End customers. that he
sBfEs sas r. fISG ssoy md oh.
M ee q brands, very old,
haS9kAs GGHEEp Tai isgRRsYa0n. best quality
PEACH aIS v and APPLE BRANDYDhect from Maryland
B BAFT a dNRIA dMNA HHHRkA7 splendid arigs
i iA5SAIGA RUM N ggsit yss superior
S q brand and description
BRANDY FRUITS
SCOTCH ALE and LONDON PORTER
1Sas ano Ne'a and Is Roy 8 iFt.'ff l Y
A. F. COCHRAN d CO.,
M coMMgsE6N tMfEsSseIsSE slg sna D
nave rect Importer 9f FRUITS. NUTS, VINES, etc.,
RkisSfs sTNs drums new smyrna. superior Eleme;
5s and bag, soft s6sed Almonds;
PEGANs BRAzfp S6s OG snS y PEA 9s SSdas o
gFFERE aaH aaAeE s y GsP Sss5
sAIHE S9as-SH baskets plns ana quarts Plsgno;
cie aal s bo aea Nsss. G sws.
BkANDIES-Varous Qualities;
BuTTER-Always on hand a SUNNY hest 81 Ioua.
eOkANGES and LEMONS-Of direct impOTtatiop and
All kinds Of Foreign Fruits, etc.; ~ - A-'1
fkuNES-ln jars and fancy boxes:
XII HI ilN S-Sl0 boxes superior Genoa Citrons;
GHAMPAGNE-100 baskets:
BRANDY CHERRIES-30bc asaa fresh landing.
Genoa, landing; ~ ~
FElIkElE51iTRSACkERs-3Oo boxes first quality No. L.
fOWDER-Agency Of the celebrated American Chrys-
~ fowder Company" guaranteed superior to any
.fowder manufactured. [d17l oil
! , A3ppOIhs7-fognae Brandy Jamaica Rum and Irish
Dublin Porter: ~ ~e' anu A'n""h anu
half pipes CQGNAC BRANDY:
pnnoheons JAMAICA RUM (yeyv old and ap,,ev;o.N
IN bond and entitled to debenture
puncheons old IRISH WHISKY. also in bond and
entitled to debenture: - " D0a'N o-iu
"a much priced for its agreeable ilayoRs ~
"a ~ CASKS SCul1CH and BURTON ALE;
and pint bottles. - Ss
he above LIQUORS viii be sold low to the trade, and
ia26 JOHN TooLE, Is Bank Place.
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DR.. ToaoRsend-Dear Sir: have the pleasure In nforn,
you that three of children have been cured of the cro h
by the use of your excellent medicine They were acted
very severely with bad have taken only four bottles Il
took them away for which feel myself under great oblea
ISAAC w. GRAIN, IO6 Wooster street.
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n m UHI!NIyyNS OF. Ply SIIIANS,
III l0Wlsend Is almost daily receiving orders from Phys
Clans IN different parts of the Union, ~ ' : ny "
ms to certify, that the undersigned Physicians Of
Cly 81 ALBANY, have IN numerous prescribed Dr.
I0wnends Saapara and believe it to be one of Inc most
valuable preparations in the market " ~' "'N'
II. ?, PULLING, M. D
J. WILSON, M. d.
Albany, April /, 1877. P. T. EIMsS51oR a. ~ NJ. n
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Gu STO M-HOUSE SAT-.

& y = 3 Z = r5 a T.
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BE sahscr1bsr rspectfuly invites ine pafronaRe of -
a the TRAY ELliNG PUBLIC, confident that fSsssAf
Mengonesy as well as any Of his eompetors, Those
Mno are gong % Or returning from the North can obtain
ne ssgsd L cs and steamer fine four horse
onstahy aaendance to convey passenger and from the
poats 70 the cans, free Of charge The ACCOMMODATIONS ara
equal % any other establishment The town. and being at
Lelleeo 5Re oiieE additional Inducements the travelling
punne The best Stewards Cooks and Servants
ans 70 pans VII be spared TO render the Of ysrs pleas
snaO az W. WI ~ ARFpcRoMR1E
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a q. AtNstvORTzf, NOTARY PUBIgIC, AMI
4 u yF54lsfsdfSSIOFER OF DEEDS for eperg State
~ w iSN,el kgBLic UFFlcE-No Dx CAMP STREET
. Residence and Private Office at No. I69 Julia
wnsIs appointments may be made ior business 81
DsgsDtiena taken, Accounts Pfobated Deeds and
DfaFn and all Documents and tnstrunents ~
qs Prepared, and Authenticated far IJse and RsS, u
NY Iars OF The UNITED STAFES = y -'- .NeeD'u ~
Marine and other proests narcnlay{v atta,.,gi !. .
stated and promptly srranged A4 1s IyII ~
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Those that initiate DR., Townsend's Sarsaparla, have
invariably called Their stuff great Remedy for Females ETC.
and have copied bills and circulars which relates 10 lie
complaints OF women, word for wordoer men who put
Sarapsa in complaints incident females recommended
theirs, although previously they did not number OF these
Mixtures, Pills, ETC., injurious to females as they agra
yate disease, and undermining the eOnsiitntIon ~
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SAMUEL ]. PETERS. Collector.
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HARVEY GLEASON, o. S. coasUI

X a TYLER has hand and Z consiantlv ,asiyin.
.5zt lta.s s kOh1,ESs from The justly k a -
s,sss ~ e ~ y az tories Of H4le 81
I ~. y v ess whsle az II Gale Co andu Y W.
S ~ rsceived ior the IioRSlS PATENT IRON pIA-
EScs 10 re delyersd in fast received from the
nese Lanos are decidedly the bsst P1no
as pAfcelag i9 the country where Tuners seldom
az tey VIII stand longer and in better than any
oanef kano These Pianos have independent or ease
Which can be removed in nomet, there being no connec
oeu betWeeu te Piano and Superior UT AXIS
Ma NlOLlNss ,ACCORDEONS, FLUTES, ana
Ak other hins,cal Instruments constantly on hand and
81 iQf sale AZ low Prices, SHEET MUSIC tor Pisno
h95se, sulisr Flute ETC. Also INSTRUCTION
erai Discount TO Dealers Teachers and All Iosa sendne
ORDER All orders promptly attended TO- = nh23'
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RESTAURANTS.

PRIVATE B0ARDINt3.......No. 1e Natchez d
NTIes ANN HALLETT, (lnta Of the FRANk1,x
IVA HoFs4 Moblla, bess lsave 10 inform her Ffisnds -
and ne kqnlo that she has opened 4 PRTYdTE fa#
fR 1 XXX nc re DSE Me- e atehe
The times, and determination 10 mako her Rosrier csss
osa1le she hopes 70 recete ahafe Of paonase nia "
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~ aasasEaaSHSs HSgsE

undersigned would inform his s5ouhsu ratyons and
~ friends that this SPELENDID HOTEL. which 40
"a neen under his charge for several years. hasjust been 80
4ny selitted, enlarged aud efuInshed in he most
Iaaonabe manner and the ontre organization Of everv e
De had at al tiInes BY giving a few hours nohce.
ne es1al and fashicnAble location Of the WASHING.
sy ior Ladlss and Famiss visiting Philadelphia either upon
hasine % Pease and there shall be eertions sDare h
have poninue to merit the liberal support has heretofcre
~ The Hooss has Worm and an Rs,hs Ill, a.
feAnlnes8 TGtf
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Fs A. CONANTsS
soda, sarsApariiIa and Mineral 1U..
4s4yfpE4cTOR F-2H2 pirod str,., ~sor
~ A. E0AANT respectfully informs his fiisnJs - Al.
public that be s continues Ia Mannfscnv % lhe
AfahtLftA, MEAD AND MINER H. IL q
dzkn e ne shove establishment and warranted soua 10
~ ie EnIoRe % Ar,eca supply constantly Cd hand
eSnpy ss e 10 and carefully put up 70 ap, in barr
= - Z ~ - '''1-ii- miH I'm
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Dr. 1oDHsend-I verify believe that your Sarsaparilla
has been the through Providence Of saving my life.
have for several had bad cough 1t became worse
and worse AT last raised large quantities of blood, had
night sweas and greatly debtated and reduced, and
dd not expect to live have only used your Sarsapara
snort ue and there has wonderful change been wrought
n me. am now able TO walk all over the city. RAISE no
blood, and my cough has left You can well imagine
that am thankful for these results Your obd't servant
WIN. RUSSELL. 65 Catharine street.
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED. LApIEs

II the safest and most eeetual medicine for purifying
NE ysem and relieving the uengs attendant unon chilli
b ever discovered Il both the motheT and fe
eh prevents pain and disease increases and enrches Inc
1901 those who have used it think it iBdispensabe II i
hsy useful both before and after Confinement as IL pre
vents diseases attendant upon childbirth: in costyene piles
cramps, swelling OF the feet dependency heartburn yom
an pain p The back and joints le palms, heohage
anu IN regulating the scretlOns and equazing the circua
ton 1t has equal The great viItue Of this medicine il Il
always saie and the most delicate and most successful:
very lew cases require other medicine in some ttle
castor on or magnssa Is useful Exercise in the omen nm
aug Ight oo with this medicine, will always insure sale
and easy confinement. - 49, S - 0"io
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CUM ARABIC-lOOO lbs choice GUM ARABIC :,
9 w si, i9f sale by JAS. s. SHAW Druggst -
Ho- WI Veranda Eor,s.
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MIR. stanJy's Speech.

Wepublish this morning brief analysis
of The speech delivered yesterday by Mr.
STANLY, of North Carolina, in the House
OF Representatives. We shall publish it
in full, as soon as it.can be revised for the
press. We shall then be better prepared
TO comment on its various topics. Mean
while, we cannot omit to say that il was
listened TO with the deepest interest by
the House, and produced very marked
sensation. Mr.. STANLY is a national and
catholic WIG, and, in arraigning the
ultraists Of both sections, hit the temper of
the House just betwixt wind and water.
This speech should go in company with
Governor BRowN's letter to the Florida
Delegation into every house in the repub-
lic-from Passamaquoddy TO San Fran
cisco.
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Mexico. From all these he contended that slavery
had been abolished throughout Mexico, and did not
now exist in the Territories, and, without the
enactment OF positive law establishing il there,
| could not exist.
He argued that these prohibitory laws were in
full force there at this time; and that by the Con-
slution slavery was not extended TO the Territories
Tosusain this view copious extracts were read from
decisions by the supreme court, and by courts OF
| the southern States.
In the course Of the Senator's remarks, he repeat
eddy gave way for interrogatores, and for expla-
nations ~ Messrs BERRIES, DAWSON, Cas-, DAVIS
OF Mississippi, and BADGER; and at four O'Clock
had not concluded.
The subject was then postponed till morrow at
twelve O'Clock, when Mr.. WALKER will resume,
and be followed by Mr.. WEBSTER
The Senate then adjourned.
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..Ths Plot ni.ear.r.ar

The Richmond Wing, in republishing
an article which appeared in this paper a
few days since under the above heading,
says, abiding to the Union newspaper and
its conductors:
THAT the conductor ola press claiming to be the
sole organ Of large party should deal in charges
80 infamous, and known by him to be so utterly
untrue, betokene such degree Of abandonment.
as 10 excite our pity, rather than our mirth We
pity the individual lost 10 virtue and TO shame
But at the same time we feel our apprehension. ex-
cited more for the safety Of the country than they
are by all the threats Of all the fanatics ON both
sides ofthe Potomac. This man would not put forth
such nonstrous assertions, IL the tone of public sen.
tment were healthy. He would not dare 10 do il.
He would be spurncd from one end Of the Union to
the other, AZ the viest Of slandcrers The very
fact that he Is tolerated is alarming"
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In the Senate, yesterday, the CORE
spondence of Mr.. BULwER with the Gov.
eminent on the subject of notifications Of
the tariffwas debated by Messrs. Cooper,
CLAY, CAss, DAVIS of Massachusetts,
BADGER, and KING. Mr.. CLAY's resolu.
tons were then taken up and discussed
by Mr.. WALKER, who had not concluded
when the Senate adjourned.
In the House Of Representatives., the
Presidents message in relation to Cali
fornia and New Mexico was again con-
sidered in Committee of the Whole.
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organized resistance "within the Consti-
tution," otherwise than by an appeal to
the judiciary of the United States--they
mean an appeal to arms within the Con-
stitution or they mean, in other words,
"Treason withta the Constitution ~
We do not propose to argue this ques-
ton with the delegation from Florida.
This is unnecessary. Governor BRowN,
in bis admirable letter, has so argued it as
to require no reinforcement from any
thing that we can say. He covers the
whole ground. He speaks trumpet
tongued to the people. We hail him as a
worthy exponent Of WING sentiment--of
national sentiment--on this subject.
We regret that Mr.. CABELL should have
signed this letter. Its covert contempla
tons, its inevitable consequences, are in
consistent with the position and opinions
of the representative from Florida. They
are inconsistent with the sentiments
he himself expressed on the floor Of
the House on Tuesday last. We are
prepared to believe that he signed it
without due consideration, but we can
not believe that he is prepared to aban-
don the Wing party and the Admin
istration on such issues as are pre-
sented by this document. The Admins
tration has no sympathy with the Dis
unionists. There is not man in the
Cabinet who, in the slightest degree, sym
pathizes with the idea that there is an
inherent vice in the Constitution which
renders Disunion desirable OF an appro-
pirate remedy for existing real or imagi-
nary grievances. No friend of the Adj
minstration can take that ground, or en-
terrain that sentiment, for it is known to
be utterly in opposition to all the views
and principles of President TAYLOR and
no man can preach or encourage or ac-
quiesce in sentiments favoring Disunion,
without placing himself in direct and open
hostility to the Administration. 1t needs,
it asks, it can receive no aid from Dis
unionsts of either section.
We say this with regard only to the
views that the PRESIDENT has promful-
gated, under his own signature; and the
fact that on vital questions his under
standing is the understanding of the Cab
met. The impression that the Opposition
have industriously sought to create that
President TAYLOR is but member of
the Cabinet, and not the head and ruler
of it, is false impression. Upon this
questionable preservation of the Union
President TAYLOR is upon the record, and
all who claim to be the friends of his ad-
ministration may as well understand that
he recognises no inherent vices in the
Constitution which he has sworn to sup
port.
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SENATOR DouoLAs AGAIN IrsTRUcTED.-A A letter
dated Chicago, February ~, says:
"a mass meeting Of the people, without distnc.
ton Of party, was held last night at the City Hall
The mayor presided. The resolutions adopted
were strongly opposed 10 any compromise, and the
people Of The State invoked TO similar ex-
preston lest the silence Of the party press should
be construed into acquescence Indifference 70
the extension Of slavery on the part Of the free
States. Senator Douglass proposition for com.
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The FIorlda Delegation aud GOV. Brown

The Florida Delegation and Gov. Brown.
We publish in another column the cor
respondence between the delegation in
Congress from Florida and the GOVERNOR
Of that State. The letter of the delega-
tion shows the source of the prevailing
agitation, and betrays the end which its
author contemplates. BY its author, we
do not mean Mr.. YULEE. That gentle
man may have been the draughtsman !;
but the pen, we imgaine, was guided by
a mightier spirit. The idea that no check
can or will be applied TO the aggressive
and injurious tendency Of the Federal
Government, and that this is an inherent
vice in our system, is in plain words an
invitation to DIsUNroN. The proposition
for "organized resistance" means forci-
bic resistance, or il means nothing and
il means forcible resistance TO law Of the
United Statcs--for nothing less than ..
law can make up case for resistance,
forcible or otherwise. Such resistance is
TREASON. When men talk Of resistance
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DrPARrMENr or SrArE.

WAsHiNoTON, january IL, iooU.
SIn was honored by the receipt of your note
Of the LIST instant assuring me that the vessels of
the United States would not be excluded, by any
order in council, from the full benefit Of that
change OF system which Great Britain has adopted
by the recent modification Of her navigation laws,
and expressing the great satisfaction of her ma
jesty's government with the decision of the Presi
dent OF the United States, concedng TO British
vessels in American ports the anne privileges and
advantages which are now granted TO American
vessels in British ports.
The questions whether British vessels shall be adj
united to trade, as you propose, between the At
antc and Pacific ports Of the United States and
whether vessels OF British build shall be admitted
to the advantages of an American register are con-
sidered by the President the proper subjects for
Legislative consideration, and will be submitted TO
the judgment Of Congress.
avail myself Of this occasion TO renew 10 you
the assurance Of my distinguished consideration
JOHN nj. CLAYTON.
re. Hon. II. L. BuLwER &c &c
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Owing to an error in copying, we yes
terday published incorrectly in our daily
edition the letter Of the Secretary of State
to Sir H. L. BULwER relative to recipro-
city in ship building, dated January IA,
1850. We now publish it as it was trans
mitted to Congress
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NEW LINE ron CALToRsIA.-An advertisement
IN the st. Louis Organ announces that line Of
spring wagons is to start from 81 Joseph early in
April, and carry passengers through TO the gold
diggings, for the sum Of two hundred dollars One
hundred is to be paid down when the seat IL en-
gagged and the other hundred at the time Of start.
ing, which will be early as practicable in April.
Provisions furnished by the cornpanv
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In the Senate Of Kentucky, on the 2sth ultmo,
Mr.. j. SPEED snrrH, upon special leave. reported
bill giving the chancellor Of Louisville jurisdiction
to entertain bill for divorce on the part Of Mrs
salie Ward Lawrence; passed unanimously.
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I II Z r E 2 u B Lie.
WASHIN GTON:
THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH I, 1850.
[ See first page. ]
To Post,nasters.

For the information of Postmasters who
may not have previously seen it, we re-
publish the following
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PEARSON. tried at Boston for the murder Of his
wife and children, has been sentenced TO be hung.
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fNoTIoE.l

BY the direction of the Postmaster General, the
supplementary sheets containing the Post Office ad
vertisement of mail routes sent free of postage
charge. S. r. HOBBIE.
First asst II. M Gen.
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said, in reply to certain interogatories
which had been propounded by its Free
Soil ally of the Boston Republican: !,