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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-03-19
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK.

WE have much more than fulfilled all our
W promises and enter upon the year win ne"
one, which those who know US, and those VINO DO
not, will believe GoDEY's LADY's Book FOR looO
will surpass that Of l649. and exceed all maya
zines past, present, and TO come. Terms CASH
Postage Paid.
MAGNIFICENT AND Expensive PREMIUMS.
Subscribers to a Club, or Single Subscrl-
bers may choose different Egraylngs.
One copy one year So, with any two Of the
following splendid premium plates: " Death
Bed of the Rev. JouN WESLEY" Wesley
Preaching in the Gwenap Amphitheatre.' y
America Guided By Wisdom" g General
TAYLOR and Ola Whitley" 4" Likeness of the
Rev. John Wesley" Likeness Of the Rev.
John Fletcher" The last two, though sePa-
rate cngravings, We count only as one pre-
MUM.
Two copies for SIS, and any two Of the above
prints to each subscriber
Five copies for SO and an extra copy oil the
Book, any two Of The above engrayngs to the
person serdng the club.
Eleven copies for $50, and al extra copy OF the
Book, and any three Of the above engrayngs
TO the person sending the club.
ANY person sending So in advance, subscription
for 1850 and 81, will be entitled to any four
Of the above engrayngs.
MORE AND MOST LIBERAL OFFERS.
For 800 in advance ten copies Of the Lady's
Book will be sent and q copy of either OF the
above magnificent prints sent TO each suDscrl-
ber They can in all cases select which they
please.
For so, we will send ten copies of the Book,
and thirty copies of any of the above engraY-
ings.
Single No of the Lady's Book, 25 cents.
The above are large sized parlor prints The
" Death Bed of Wesley" contains many por-
traits. Wesley Preaching ia the Amphthea-
tren contains hundreds Of figures, and cost ST.
500 to engrave it. America Guided by Wis
DOM is very large line engraving, and tsco
(. 500 tc sngrave it. " General Taylor and Old
Whitley is one Of the largest of the General
TAYLOR prints, and is engraved from an original
painting, at a cost of $1,000. The heads OF
Wesley and Fletcher are of good size Tor ira
ming.
Premiums are only sent when the Subscriptions
are RENTED Direct to the Publisher.
The LADY'S BOOK for 1850 will contain sew
eral Hundred good engravings. -,
Postmasters and others sending Clubs will
oblige us very much by having them all address
sed 10 one name. 1t is no Inconvenience 10 them,
and will be a great favor to US
Premiums TO the towns sending the largest num-
Der of subscribers.
The town sending us the largest number OF
mail subscribers for 1850, will be entitled to the
Lady's Book for 1851 gratis; and the next
number, each subscriber shall receive any one OF
'i'' 100'' p'1 Address Ia. Cooley :;
II3 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
December lS, lS49.
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SECOND VOLUME, FOR 1850
Sears PICTORIAL
DOLLAR FAMILY MAGAZINE.


NOW READY for Subscribers and Agents,
" the JANUARY NUMBER Of the Second Volume
Of the above Magazine, for 1850, TO be continued
in Monthly Parts of from 40 to so large octave
nages. each making, at the close Of the volume,
a beautiful Pictorial Work, of more than 500 pa
ges. for the small sum Of One DOLLhR per year,
yable in advance.
We take this method Of thanking each Of our
subscribers for the patronage bestowed upon the
previous volume. And we doubt not but their
great kindness will be continued, even more sue
cessfully, in aiding us in our efforts TO dfTuse
useful knowledge among all classes. We would
call the special attention of our friends and pa
irons TO the
PREMIUMS FOR 1850.
All persons subscribing TO the New Volume
for 1850, and sending Two DoLLARs, free Of
postage, shall receive one copy Of the
Pictorial Family annual,
Containing 400 pages octave, and Illustrated with
2l2 Engravings designed as a valuable and cheap
present for parents and teachers to place in the
hands Of young people; or the
Pictorial History ofhe i'm. ReroiufiOn,
A handsome octave yolue, of more than 400 pa
gts, with an account Of the Early History of the
country, the Constitution Of the United States,
and Chronological Index, illustrated with sew
eral hundred engrayings.
All persons subscribing TO the Volume for 1850,
and sending ONE DOLLAR, free Of postage, shall
receive, in addition to The Magazine, one copy Of
Sears Family Receipt-BOok
Any person wishing TO see the work, either
with a view of subscribing, or acting as Agent,
Will be cheerfuly furnished by addressing the
Editor, free of postage, which the Postmaster
To- do I cd
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO POsTMAsTERs AND CLUBS,
UNEQUALLED by those Of any other Establish
ment in the Union for iIagazine Of this size
l copy, one year. 81 w
6 coP:es '.'.'... % 8 90 90
We will mail the Numbers as the Postmaster
or Agent shall direct, and also give the person
sending the twenty five names one copy Of either
our ANNUAL REVOLUTION or PHILADELPHIA
AMERICAN COURIER, for one year, and copy Of
the FAMILY REcEIPT-BooE.
One copy Of the agazine for one year, and one
copy of either the Bible History Bible BIZ
ography,' Pictorial Sunday Book 'Descrip-
ton of Great b. itain and Ireland Scenes and
Sketches in Continental Europe New and
Popular Pictorial Description Of the United
States Treasury of knowledge or the Won
ders Of the World, will be sent for So.
Ten copies Of the Magazine for one year, and
one copy of the Annual Revolution or "a
merican Courier $40.
Twenty copies Of the Magazine, and one copy of
the Pictorial Family Bible will be sent for $50.
The Family Annual, and all the above works
offered as Premiums with the exception Of the
Pictorial Bible) are In form TO send by Nail, and
can be forwarded to any part Of the United
States. or held subject to the order of the Sub
scriber.
sixteen copies of the Family Receipt-Book
will be forwarded for 81.
A LIBERAL OFFER.
To such persons a. may not choose copy o.
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FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
Fhs--1sETiHiHaSh
SsSsss-rSsSS5
RTTSTN ESS!
FM5rG'iaiilail
-n&nAlAun-.l

THE undersigned having erected large
i WARE HOUSE, is now prepared to for
ward Flour and other Produce, at the short
est notice, to Georgetown and Alexandria.
His Boats are constantly running between
Harpers-Ferry and Alexandria, and per-
sons having produce or merchandise to
boat, would do well to give him call.
Having been engaged in this business for
the last ten or twelve years, he offers his
past conduct as a guarantee for future f.
deity. JOHN A. GlbSON.
Harpers.Ferry, Jan. 8, ls5O-u
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boat it on reasonable terms. They also
have WAREHoUsE situated on tho DI,0Sa-
peake and Ohio Canal, and on the bal'l,
more and Ohio Railroad, and will forward
produce to any point on the Baltimore
road, or on the Winchester road, at very
small charge.
SUPPLY OF ASTER,
Salt, Fish, Tar, Shingles, Laths, Lumber
&C., always on hand, and for sale low.
WILLIAM S. ELGIN & co.
Harpers- Ferry. Jan. s, lS50-f
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Having erected large Hotel, capable OF DIM
ing $50 Passengers, with daily, for Dinner
roast beef, mutton. veal and fowls; boiled man,
corned beef and chickens soup and fish IN sea,
son with plentiful supply of vegetables and
pastry, fruit, SC. In fact, every thing that me
markets afford, will always be found at the OPP
position, where We
Charge only % Cents,
aud guarantee as good fare as can be had in the
place, at any price, or no charge
Lee CREAM served up during the season at short
notice. ; T.,
Ladies and Gentlemen wishing to remain IN al
Harpers Ferry, will find this House newly mtted
and furnished. the Parlor and Chambers well ar
ranged. to make their stay at this romantic spot
agreeable. . a., ,,orv thou
sands who have patronized the Opposition and
will always endeavor to merit their support
s.~To my country friends, and strangers visit
ing this place in carriages or horseback, Will
say that my Stabling is large and well supplied
with the best of Proyender, attended by careful
Ostler. And my bar with choice liquors, ale,
sc. My charges to suit The times
f. IL. CARRELL.
IIarrcrs Ferry, Jan. /, 1850.
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TO PLANTERS AND FARMERS {!

T ENTISH & cos prepared GuonO.
IN The subscribers having been appoint
ed Agents for the sale of the above Fertil-
izer, are ready TO receive orders for the
same at manufacturers prices, one cent
per pound. Terms cash-no charge for
casks.
Among many certificates, we refer TO
the following:
81 have used or Tons of your pre-
pared Guano, last year, on corn, oats, po
tatoes, turnips and wheat-have used ev-,
cry description of manures as well as the
imported Guano, and would give yours
preference 10 all of them for cheapness,
durability, convenience; and it increased
my crops double fold. | would recon-
mend it strongly to all Farmers and Gar
deners.
May 90, '49. signed VIM. MILLS.
Leach Fam, Jamaica, l.. l."
Itrenovates the exhausted lands of the
South, and on tobacco and corn it is in
valuable. Signed
KENTISH & CO.
This article contains portion of bone
dust, and not a particle of sand, dirt, &c.
1t can be used at all seasons and with one
third the labor of any other fertilizer. Its
effects are visible many years. 1t destroys
all insects, and for the poorest land re-
quires but $50 pounds per acre. For
particulars see pamphlets.
MUNCASTER & DODGE.
Georgetown, D. c.
/ Dec. Is, lS49.
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Bows and Youths Clothing

of every description: such as Goats, Vests,
Pants, Roundabouts, Shirts, Drawers, &c,
&C., of all qualities. We will make to
measure Boys Clothing Of the latest styles
and most approved patterns. And as we
nave introduced such Clothing READY
MADE, we will use our best endeavOrs to
have them made good and cheap. Heads
of families will find it more economical 10
buy their boys and Youths clothing rea-
DIV made. Also,
The most complete, general, and varied
assortment of MEMS
Ready Made Clothing
TO be found in the District.
All goods exchanged, if found not to
suit after being purchased.
SHANKS e. WALL,
Penn Avenue, between 9th and 10th st.
All kinds of CLOTHING made to order
at the shortest notice, of the best quality
Of goods and finish, at our Establishment
three doors East of the National Hotel,
and next 10 d. Campbell's Saddlery.
Washington, ID. G. 5. q w.
Jan. 8, l950-tf
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OYSTERS! OYSTERS!!
%

THE undersigned would respectfully in
/ form the good citizens of ShepheI ds-
town and vicinity, that he has opened
NEW OYSTER SALOON
on German street, nearly opposite Mr.. D.
Enter's Hotel, where Oysters will be
served up in a manner calculated to crafty
the most fastidious taste.
He invites the lovers of this luxury to
paw him a visit, and he believes they will
be tempted to repeat 1t.
G.. A. KEYSER.
Shepherdstown, Dec. 4, lS49.
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r X. WHITE respectfully invites the atten-
y ton of purchasers TO his large and well Sc
lected assortment of Dry Goods, Queensware,
Hardware, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
&c.
Shepherdstown, Dec. 4, 1S4s.
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WASHINGTON AGENcY.-Persons resld-
ING in the vicinity, or city, or whose bust
ness may lead them to Washington d. ~
who desire to subscribe for the FARMER d
MECHANIC, can have an opportunity OF so
doing by leaving their names and amount
of subscription, which is Two Dollars, at
the office of W. P. Elliot, Esq, Patent
Agent, directly opposite the United States
Patent Office.
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THE REGISTER,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
BY HARDY & McANLY.
Office on Rumsey Street, South OF German

TERMS.
Two DOLLARS per annum, in advance; Two
49,. on5 F,rTy CENTS at the end of the year;
No subscription will be discontinued until all
arrearages have been paid - 49,
The terms of advertising are, for square or
css sixteen lines making square, )sl, Tor tnree
nsertions-larger ones in the same proportion.
Each continuance 25 cents per square.
Advertisements not ordered for specific tlme'
will be continued until forbid and charged ac-
eordipgly.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-03-19

70 publishers Of NcIcSI GperS throughout
the United States.
Newspapers copying this advertisement
entire well displayed as above, without any al
iteration or abrldgement, Cncluding this notice.
and giving itthree inside insertions, shall receive
a copy of any of our 50 SO or 50 90 works, Sub
iect 10 their order,) 10y sending direct to the pub
Usher.
~ No letter will be taken from the office
unless postpaid.
December 1, lS49 81
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c. l. @ T Il [ N 6 !
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
Quick SALES AND SMALL PROFITS!

GREAT ECONOMY,
CLOTHING at such prices as never has
Y been head or known of for Cheapness
and Quality. Low prices asked and low
prices taken. We are determined to keep
on hand, and will sell
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST,
and no HUMBUG. We viii name in part
the following prices, although 1t will be
impossible to enumerate all, as our assOrt-
ment embraces the largest stock to be
found in the District:
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THE
FARMER AND MECHANIC.
FIFTH VOLUME.

THIS publication is designed TO promote
tho hest interests of Inventors, Mechan-
! ;cs. Manufacturers and Africans, tne Pur-
nose Of which, is to afford its readers an
accurate and reliable record OF the progress
Of Agriculture, Manufactures and the ARTS;
to suggest Improvements or describe s"ch
as from time to time may be maue-'o
stimulate the spirit of invention ana enter
prise-to disseminate such useful knowl-
ieGSe connected with the industrial pur-
suits H of the American people, as will ena
BILE the intelligent mechanic TO COMMAND
the patronage of capital instead OF beGom-
ing its subordinate and servlle dependent
lis object is, especially, to benefit the me-
chan,ca classes, containing as 1t does no
tices Of all the new and various Mechanl-
cal and Scientific Discoveries Improve
men,s and Inventions, with
NUMEROUS ILLUSTRATIONS.
Also. Notices, Designs, plans and Engrav-
mos illustrative of Cottage and Villa Ar
chitecure; the progress of Science ana The
Arts in this country and Europe-lhe most
authentic Railroad Intelligence. An au-
thentic Weekly List Of New Patents dl-
rect from the Patent OGice-a reliable and
weekly corrected Price CuTent-ihe only
CplJv authentic Reports of the American
Institute prepared exclusively for It's col.
umns, &c, DC.
TIE ARMER AND MECHANIC
Cortoins = LARGE amount of valuable ard
Scientific reading matter, and has the larg-
est circulation Of any Mechanical paper OF
It's size published in the country.
As an advertising sheet and approprl'
ate medium for Patents and Inventions II
has Eecome, and we trust will continue
peculiarly ravorite, and the facilities given
for extensive publicity through its columns
for all new and useful improvements are
probably unrivalIed, circulating as 1t does
in every State and Territory IN the Unlon'
and also the British Provinces.
The volume complete, will contain near
Iv THREE HUNDRED well executed ENGRAv-
ISes Illustrative of New Improvements IN
Manufactures, Mechanics, and the Useful
Arts, published in ffty-two weekly num-
bers. quarto, at Two DOLLARS PER ANNUM,
IN ADVANCE.
~ Information given respecting and
Patents obtained for New Inventions, on
aDplication at this office.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-03-19
w. H. STARR,
]. ALBURTIS,
Editors and Proprletors.

Observation-Disclosures Of twelve lines
or less, inserted once for rs cents; three
months, 81 90; six months, ST 90; one
wear, $l2 90.
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100 PER CENT SAVED.
OPPOSITION
DININ G HOU s b
EXCHANGE,

CARRELL'S EXCHANGE,
IIarpers Ferry, Va, the regular. Dining place,
where Passengers have ample timeto Dine, on
the Baltimore s Ohio Railroad.
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AGENTS WANTED !

In erery section ofhe United States, to
procure Subscribers 10 the foAOwing
FORKS.
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We have opened large and complete
assortment, and shall keep constantly on
hand
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ALEXANDRIA IRON WORKS.

m w. & r. C. SMITH, .3ierandrta'
/. Ta., execute orders for high and low
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THE FIFTH VOLUME

will commence on the first of January
next, but will be issued on the 9th Of
December. Each number will conss
Ga pages, and numerous engravings. 1 re
Terms are
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AN ELEGANTLY PRINTED FAMILY NEWSPAPER,
Edited by G. P. Morris n. P. Willis.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-28

os- The new Mayor of Pitlsburg was taken from
the Jail to be naugurated, and after the ceremony,
and after he made his appointments for officers OF
the corporation, was reconducted back to prison.
He had been pardoned by the Governor, but the
official communication not received in time for
him 10 be fully liberated before the time arrived for
being sworn in as Mayor. The offence for which
he was imprisoned was not merely for street preach
ing ii was for offences against decency in read
ing obscene books crowds in the Streets in sup
porte his charges of corrupt conduct against the
Catholic priests. He was a fanatical preacher
against the Catholic faith, and to bring odium on
that church, read and circulated certain books
which are described as very indecent. He was
arrested, tried and convicted for msdemeanor.
in publicly using indecent aud obscene language,
and sentenced TO one years imprisonment and a
line of $3.50, In the excitement he was taken up
Tor Mayor and elected and brought out from Jail to
receive his installation. In the meantime Gov.
johnson had pardoned him and he is since dis
charged TO take upon himself the regulation of the
morals and The representation of the official dignity
of Piilsburg.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-28

The MISSES MALONE RAYMoND--We were
sorry that the bad weather of last evening pre-.
vented the St Charles from being filled with the
numerous admirers the Malone Raymond family
Mr.. Malone Raymond is an agreeable story-teller,
and gave us last nightsriking Illustrations of Irish
wit and Irish character, and Madame has remark
able voice, which she has transmitted, in an inten.
sifed degree,,to her daughter Fanny. In fact, the
voice Of Miss Fanny is of so rare and peculiar a
quality, that the most careless oerer is struck by
her tones. Il is Of the most powerful contrdlos
we have ever heard; and the notes are given out
from Miss Fanny's throat with an ease and force
which indicate that they natural gifts, and moi
acquired qualities. Miss Laura appears to have
cultivated her voice with more care than her sis
ter but her powers are not so rare as those of Mis-
Fanny. On the piano, Miss Emily performed with
unusual skill and taste; and these who heard hel
performance at the Lyceum Hall, a few evening,
ago, may imagine how much they missed by being
absent from the ST. Charles last night The whole
family of the Malone Raymond s E,s gained the
public heart by their gentle h-ar.ns and decided
talent; and as we understand they are 10 reside lor
some time in our midst, we hope they may meet
with the success they SO eminently deserve.
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Arrivals at the Prrneipa, Hoters.....a9th.

ST. GHARLEs-R. L. Walker, r. F. Butt, C. Audany,
J. u; Walker J. Armstrong, John Dabney, Capt. Morgan,
A. s. Faninbolt, Mobile ); f. Alexander, L. S. Robinson,
4; Il. Fellows n: v; VIM. l.. Harris, ]. A. Whitfield,
W. Lindsay, Il. H. Lake, T. COopwood Miss; ] H. Dor
Sey Dr. Belden, g. s. Bronson, Y. G. Ayarey N. o.; w
Il Stone La; 5; f. Bntterworh and family A. j. Berry
texas ". NJ Myers, Mr. Preston, Mr.. and Mn Manning
NJ Il. Manning, $. g.; c. Belcher, Philadelphia; John
Ferry, ST. Louis; J. 5. Brown, Tenn; NJ. Miranda.
- NERANDA-Robt o. fancy, ILL., DIR. Hail. ST. Louis; A.
y Hawkins, La. T. M, Latham H. NJ. Baldwin N H.
Merrill, r.. r. Barker, w. J. Wyman, Mrs A Ogden H.
W. Barrett Miss. ). F. Butterw0rh, N Y; r. t. Ham.
met, N o.; James Lear, G. W. WesbrOok, Mo.
- HEwLETTs-I, NJ. Stevens, j. r. Stevens Va; w w
Farmer, W H. Kirkland, r. II. Cox R. u Morris. +. L.
Il N Petit lnd O. Q. Petit, n. VI D. Griey; Ohio
w. Richardson, N. o.; ID. Melville
PLAETEBs Nv ii; CLARK and lady, R. II. Tilford, A. J..
Moss X F. Brscoe, NJ A. Stevens La; ii. Nichols Bos-
toni " 4. MARTIN w p Robinson, Ky; q Marsh, W.
q. LAKE AIai W. L. WtherspOon, Ark; Mr.. Barnaby,
and family. " -
,ARoADE717J; R. HAMPTON J. Newton, A. p Goldsmith,
Ark;i U w; Barrett, w. Lemon, II. Fl. Germany, j. H..
HanC3prt, George Pyle, John H. Schenck La. II. Care,
=. u Hastings, Miss; e. p. Young, N. o. W. w. Mar
latt Pittsburg; ]. B, Knapp.
CoMMERCIAL-Wm l.. Stuart, Jacksonville ILL.,; A. II.
n Robinson, yeersonve Ind; A. G. Proctor james p
hlIot y Il. Gardiner, Ohio Ambrose C. Gay, N. Y. s.
~ W. MCLEAN. Cincinnati james Manning, N. o.; j. II.
Harper n.y., L. w. Ashton, St. Louis; James May, j. s.
Smith, Pittsbprg j. 7. Lawrence A, I. Tobn Pa; VIM
WILSON, Madison, Ind. VIM, Saery, N. o.; G. p NJ, Ds.
vs.. Alton I'LL Abraham Maugk, OWenSyille. Ind
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-28

FURTHER FROM OREGoN-The N. Y Tribune
has letters from Oregon City to October 6 The
death Of ex-president Polk was announced to the
Legislature the 2lst of September, whereupon
the chambers of the two Houses were ordered to be
placed in mourning, and both bodies adjourned.
The next day minute guns were fred the national
flag hung at half-mast, and eulogy upon the de-
ceased was pronounced by Gov. Lane.
The final adjournment of the Legislature took
place on the 29th of September, after a session OF
seyenty-six days.
From the first of May to the close of September,
there arrived at and departed from the Columbia
river, five ships, sixteen barques thirteen briggs and
three schooners.
Gov. Lane, (who, it will be remembered, is now
recalled by the Presdent) with the Secretary of the
Territory, denied to the Legislature the power to
make any appropriations and the per diem of the
members being consequently withheld till the ac-
counts are first recognized at Washington they had
to go home, many of them in debt for their board
The only paper in the Territory the Oregon
Spectator, which had been stopped, is now recon-
menced Printers and printing presses are much
wanted in the Territory
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-28

To- The Washington Republic ofthe 10th con
tains the official publication of new treaty with
Brazil, negotiated and concluded by Mr.. Tod, our
Minister at Rio Janero on the 9th of January, 1919
of which the Publications were exchanged at Wash
iugton the 10Th inst 1t is for the settlement OF
the claims of the citizens of the United States upon
the Government Of Brazil on the principle of COM
promise, and reeies that the Government of Brazil
to end the matter amicably and for perpetual re-
lease of all responsibility obligations whatever
arising out OF these claims, and without deciding
pronouncing upon the validity merits of either,
agrees to pay to the United States the sum OF
S53o000 in gross, leaving it to the United States
to examine claims and distribute the money as may
be found proper.