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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-14

MAN AED WoMAN.-Man is the creature Of
interest and ambition. His nqure leads him forth
into the struggle and hustle of the world. Love
Is but the establishment of his early life, or
song pipcd in at the i tervals of the acts. He
seeks for fame, for fortune, for space in the
worlds thought and dominion over his fellow
men. But woman's whole life is history of
the affections The heart is her world; ii is
there her ambition strives for empire; it is there
her ararico seeks for hidden treasures. She
sends tora her sympathics on adventure; she
cmbarks her whole soul in the traffic of affection;
and If shpWTecked her case is hopeless for il is
bankruptcy oflhe hcart.-Lring.
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nR GRNENsHIiCh.


Rlence, Kennsha street, - rods south OF the Park.
p OHlcc over rymosonS' store
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Acknowledgement OF Deeds
HARNESS FOR SALE

TVI NNEN and any papers r. 1-n, the administration
4 81 baths can De perfected ol ua ply tug TO
&. CLEMENT, Notary Public
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-14

NoH!IIrY OF MANHooD.-Gov. Seward was
bail for the Syracuse LbeFators, and invited
them to his house.
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Business Directory.
STATE OFFICERS.

CJorfvnoy-NELsON DEWEY.
~seretlrr0 Of Sfatr-WILLIAM A. BARSION.
T-ca,nrer-JAIITRS =. FAiRCHlIDS.
3torneu GeacraI-S. PARK coon.
SuyY Of Pablic Instruction. ROOI.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-14

A traveller says that a breakfast in Micl order,
consists Of two gugIes Of dish water o. Il. SCOTT
American cigar. ------
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-14

DFhrHs FROM SrFFcCATIoH.- Auburn
Advertiser states that two infants died under The
pavilion of Barnum's Museum on Monday
The poor battles we're overcome with the heat
and The oppressive atmosphere induced by the
crowd that flied the place. Several men were
also taken out insena0!e, ono OF whom II is thu't
will die.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-14

SAD ArFAR-BEwARE OF T'yPANEIyG -
the l7lh inst, at Ouumnwa, in Iowa, sad ~
mination was given 10 what was intended a.
customary pasiime at wedding party. y Mr.
Ralston and Miss Wood, had been Just married
when party Of Caithumpians, with horns, bells
and other instruments used by charIvari>ts, sur
rounded the house where the wedding party was
assembled and commenced their aidcous sounds
ofreyeIry The bridegroom and his father came
out and commenced throwing stones at the char
ivaris's when some one outside discharged a
gun, the contents of which shat Mr. Ralston to
the heart-Dubugls Herald 27ll at.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-14

\ Young lady in an action If SANDER, in Ken
tuckv. recently received $4,000 damages
She directed her counsel TO enter rehattur for
tne amount Of the verdict, save what would be
sufficient to compensate them for their services.
Mr.. Simmons. Unitarian Minister Of Spring
field Mass. has been dismissed because he
preached against rasoally mob, and asserted
the right to Freedom Of Speech.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-14

Dealers IN stoves aud IiiWarp iron Ware. sutacin
J.r~ in and copper ware, southport WISCONSIN,
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TERMS OF INSCRIPTION.
The TELEGRAPH will be furnished weekly to Subscr-
b,,s NJ the rates following, per year:
ak if paid invariably in advance.
on for mos. do do
100 fpaid within the first mos. of the year,
90 if pay't Is delayed until the end of the year.
400 when the above terms not complied with
~ No subscription taken for less than months.
~ Sopaper discontinued until all arrearages paid.
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CTSEERNS.

a SECONDHAND stnsle Harness for sale, Inquire at
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-14

ID Ms HAroa 4 lew IF those hes, quality Of Beebe's
Ias-, selling a. cost 81 the Cash Store OF
H-s7S' y, 81. A. :, POWERS.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-14

Benefits Herald says the Union Safety
Committee" Of New York has dwindled down in
to the small dimensions of a Wall ST., political
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w. q. Ega'CsH

5.u,-al Dealer in Boots, SHOES, Lean
Nua opposite Id DGrhce Block.
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NEESssAE.E. y PIi

Watch max err ar.',e" r5Cf- Nam ~l'''l't i.
- ,Tk rntr,-,,,i To his care VII D. Nucat-
.Ln-s md de,nAlch.
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TAXING THE VEiL.-'Wha say yc . " = -l-----
the veil said Catholic to his yaAHr.
content, .he replied ProyRd to TIE sale BY Auction Of
ucIV bCuupt with IT, -fpd- nf h.-chandi~. Faruittr~
49, u q. /. l ....I-l : rLLL N.
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RAIL- & MEgsa2RLF.,

forage. FORWARDING AND COMMlS
CHANTS,
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EnEs igE.

,l"N'y i'm" F0ys SAFE.
''"'V '''" = tNn CA%uLT FACTORY, IN tIc aor'
gilt I" man l.f. eity Tais solid brick buitiIx
next was ra.u.on- l"p'. &C. in Is rid mi
;L,, Lsl-y situated. IhrPruTTet0r being shaLt toen
u'" nj uai.y VII sell this property low Tor cash.
Al SAMUEL HALE Agent.
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,y ~ a'.l Ft}3;.n'55SAFrS on NEW YOEK.
4. -...-. - II. X. lONSLIi.
ilr l-nLir.r .-.-
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CANATIyE HOUSE, conducted by W. KF.
- FRYER. Indian DOctqr5Psncips residence and office
ns opened an office Of and house q
the above iie in the Of Biloxi, Miss, which will
ton Of sick negroes both male and iemae the Efficacy Of
pns ws s ar w snS
operate aaiares in restoring the 'ck 70 health vsor and
so s q e %
chosen this psoe er Hospital connected with my office in
ps " ' mile sss halt xas and nsy
81 the pysxef s- water The Gulf being the south.
o Sss ~ which a makes ons tips every az and hs
sandy country beyond the bay There .wamps.
lent sto The that q Cuba or laly;
oain bosom Of lake. can speak the above
knowsgy having passed hrse months in The place There
and sick slaves could send them with better pIos
a.,anos wso wish to come to Biloxi and obtain my msd
cal services be comfortably situated while taking med
cine. GOOD and respectable houses can be had on very
biloxi seossible from NewOrsans. La. to Mobile.
and very ssnys. Having travelled their boaa myself.
and vausS. seS viii
interest t placs them under my treatment, as the entire
dollars psfday md no money demanded ti,he made,
s g s Ss
coss and I've iu o. goo Rsw essn.
over sss. sdmisabs By ihs day only and payments
such Gaze once month";. ~ VI. - n u. ~ !.
Dr Wa WILLIAMS. my brother in law, who hal
studied ad pracliced with mes and speaks the English ant
French laguagsa. viii snpentend my Office m Newt
during Absence from the CITY, My establishpent IN Bpx
will fepln under the control and supenendence Of Mrs
FRYER, twho speaks good English and French.) durhi
| my abes1ce from the place. 49,
Dr. FRYER has also attached his establishment in Bi
lox alage Two Horse Carriage, drawn by span OF III
most beautiful Arabian skew ball match horses in the Unite
States Nth his trusty and careful driver for the ac
commoon OF his patients and other gentee and respecfs
BILE ps Wishing the beauties OF the county The
asbs accommodated with ladies' and gentemen's go
dies or mornlng and evening rides He s also prepared
keep homes by the day week month, reasonable term
and other attention will be given h0sas and carriage
| sent 70 bis stable. 80 !.
Al letters snclosing o. post. paid will be thankful
received and pupcualy attended and 0theu q
swered OF lifted from the p0st-0fice.
To these nick who may think proper to seek my counsel
ntfust their sek slaves to my may simply, m coho
sion. add, that jealous in pursuit Of my profession
have been for the lest twenty years, and which hope
couduc with an unsulied reputation and integrity have
] subtraction Of knowing have never yet violated. "
I'll Respectfully. etc.
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- - = - h.,L ~. y. 4
~ "a ~ ~ - - ~ - -
o., s q ~.
Z e - $500 ~ M f.,i.E-s11
ND. q "a Id - y = ~ n : *
~ -. :. ...,...s Fs,,,. srss,s
- sslo1. Rsassaw. Shislds - evsss-s.
& Neyf0sssa Johnson. PsU. eheu1s. Stewart. Won |
tasse Whss'sAsn and Yanesy--sst - s -
H.. ....,..,;,, ,,,...,,sd Nv Nj. Perry A. The
,.,t ,s.nlsr -,ss.ns n relation to Cow Stables,
- :. ~ :. $500.
came up ~ iss second fe."ns sAa Na- " .'.o''oA
postponed.
Ane isPo q ~ eno le'o'1''D :: !. :.
Health, also submitted at the last regular meeung'
came up az the order OF the Gay ana were on mouon
postponed . s.s. -s---T7 III ssa
The following, which came up as the order Of the
! dav w.. =. ,.r,,o,on ADMITTED: ,.,vs
| =, -. .-.s..-l..- II 3; ,,,
Nesoseeo' Ihet y, .hs sIa ~
san.eq 20 Adsle i Ds. n.sc,s rnist,r sssJ shor,
WARE Louise fandy, u.e"ie nv :.
s Yeas, IN coniotmsy n"aav 70 s,D.nsns - ~
49,. anG g shl.rE ased shm,t fprsv We
'u,.ls "a ~ ~ X f,ermted tn rama,
!1,s ~ .a. sa, ,hs;r yesnective owners have
a;vs ~ ..,s, bond and security. subject to- The
ssrnravsi &c ,hs Rscordsr -
4 eppi''"A VI u'e A.' ''" = -
RESOLUTIONS, ETC. Y..9
On motion Of Mr. Etter, the Council proceeded
to elect fifteen supernumerary Night Watchmen.
me following persons having rsee'seu ING we yves
Of Messs, brotner' DfIsu.e', .1'ne ..'
1 SsS..:s" 500, s,Lss and Whsslsb.n "a 2
S"o'f"ge, stewart 80
were declared duly eiec'eu' VIZ
4 James O'Brien. Thomas McLanathan, Charles
Forno, William Foley, george Peurschell, John
Egan, Frank Bensche, L. Hendricks, Frank
Grace, j. F. Ernest, Thomas Lynch, James Her
bert, Thomas Fallen, John Gray and John Hub
, bard. ,;s.
|, I Messrs. Johnson and Yancey voting blank, and
Mr.. Yoniagen being absent when the vote was
taken.
a INC following onersa Dy Mr' er'"aS aoop'eo
: the rules being suspendea'
h Be It ordained, That from the passage of this or
dnnnce. no person who shall have been elected al
a Police Officer of this Municipality shall be
Or enter upon .e eu.,es =, III ose, ui,ess lui
r,s;o',v VIII OF the Pocs Committee. through III
Ichairman, that he has been examined and fount
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4 n ~ ~. -, q. q, - 1sll.lSE Il
- psoper.y noaoefs and eeneEs seaidents
= see lSvsnln Nsis, 10 the es'ahlishnsnt Of :
ssss 49,, : 70 80 Watui q psoperty holders
= u'ss ~ 49,. lo' pank foad N SAD street.
- n.. WI - s'ope pasemsns On same anu
!. =. ~ ~ sencessa g. Aafys market.
- sss'. -. e swsae On escn soe o.
Z ,.;,s.-. = sa1 W lne Com
ss 81 ps.,. 81 !. Y! :. Is 81
80. u. p.e " ~ ~: 4, ios an appzo
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DRIpGEwATER PANTHEON the Brida

DRIDGEWATER PANTHEON the Bridge
- water Mine, New Jerey.--Ths PAINT is confidently
recommended TO the public the BEST MINERAL PAINT
EVER INTRODUCED For decks Of vessels and steamboats, 1t
10 invaluable, being certain protection against
-.ylS. t SPARKS, CINDERS, etc.,
and not affected by either fresh salt waer In four weeks
t becomes perfect slate. $40
FOX PLANTATION USE
It cannot be too highly recommended in addition to it,
mpsrvious qualtes the bending, shrinking or warpnx Of
the material upon which used, does not Affect The Faint
Mixed in equal proportions with Veldlgris. makes the
moot durable bottoms for vessels and dries in few hours
other good paint and the readiness with which makes the
most delicate tints, together with its mmenss body elias
ITCHY and adhesive properties its general
Ii will be furnished LOWER than other paint in thu
Market and will bs found altogether preferable for sRlcI
and WOOD buildings, warehouses, etc.
g. @. BOGERT 4 CO. 7UCamp st.. Newt Orleans.
Agents for tbs States OF Louisiana, Mississippi Alabama
and Texas. III NHs-. aus u
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MEDICAL CARDS.

nR. CICERO BAAKEE, Office corner Carroll
~ and Psdids ssssas. Opposite ths Oanoatcn Railroad
~ b. SssEss VIII A.sssi pa, ps.ieulss a,s.s.i9. TO
~ nine. % ths b. abe % attend TO ~ medical duties
e. O1Rce, No. 81 Phlippa suset =
nK. GEO.sKELLOGG Homeopathic Phys-
~ cisa, Othes u PGdido ssest ~
TAR j. r. SEGUI u, Office d Thomas Rankin's
Ds ss G s.s s oop s1 B.sSs. SO
DR a, H. NICHOLSON Office No. ZIG 81.
Il Chsrks arsst. udsnos No. 16s Ossondelst T. spls
NR.J. 8. COPES- Office and residence, "a
y Mssssiss sEsst. eoond do1 sboys Edward. OIL
hR. @. 8. FENNER devotes psrticu-
y las attention. 70 the rsstmshl sfDlsEAsEs
posi,s tho yustss. - a 6m o.
yIOMTOPATHIC .PHYSICIAN-JAMEs 9.
II RsLDEa. =. 2, j. 70 Casondelst street l.s8d&w-
MEDICAL NOTICE DR.. LooxwooD. who
IA has y A. = se ssS.Si 1o, Y:a
1na Ss1f y s :. 81 s So~as EhsS
r S.' sa RS q. Il.
s Of p; K. Medical coss s u. e.
i issaas M Wit, Shs, ao:Ps nnHss. q
q Morbid Aps,omy whSs r can s.hst e.
s sos,h a and IL 70 sos.s hs and 81
y i.s .sss sHa ;sSo: d:
oliss No. . fnIrrA sTRlIf. bstv'sn fOydra' and
sr.sHc es,ts e. cure t e 1Si n:;
any sS part q he he Tstsa States. will be
0' ~ One Il s hours from ! N. .o5rn % lyo.
nRUGs AND NHEMICALs-The subscri.
aon ss': a zo: sss
;ss% EPSON rss ss:9 aSsl'tt ss y
Sub. Gsgb. Soda Maensa Csibonas, CslGinsd an. and
and AsSs sS
.aS Ease SssG ana asa
Turkey 2pum Gun Kind Gum Mynt sugar. Q, L saa
ssS sss.d
aud Spirits ,s Ghoas. 81 s% pu asd
MsIssIl S's%sn; t;fs
s pSps sspSsis and
Iodine Issab%sd Chp.s nm LYNN N o Gna: ss
And sis 81 Il
''fgs' Risss &c g.
YELLOW CITIZENS Of NEW ORLEANS:
$ y III %ssjas,;;
prejudice aside and use make pTops, 3s!. yog 'hin
4: 4. An & d 3 b Egs
fs i sss y. s isas
dossI: is ss S.s vsosi s.s sna
P . M % G ~
office and with ihs Doetoss psescipon on the h Of ny
schooner Those Worms Gan b sen at ths c3fs Of W
hyeans Of the city, and tbs largest sver sssn
Also have Just been shown neSso woman h
has Just been escusy cured by Dr. Fyes afer hye ceie
bated phyoans gave her out to die She was nck tnrs
The renemsnIy MI Geo 9. Vaudeville, Esq. et Messrs
FsIowes b Co T. 81 Camp street, Col Harmonic commia
| slon merchant and agent in the premises. r,
| = Yours, with profound respect,
sl2 If lkvLExIBLH kIk9LkT.
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CIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION
~ ToBACCoThs Subscribers have copstsnly Sn mana
Mason COUNT, Kentucky Tenpess and Missouri RAJ
PERS AND FILI.ERS. Aso-Tobacco in hhds and
baeu selected the Mexican markets and Tor plantation
uss. 7 = : ~ TURNER T. REN5bAW,
IS Camp and 439 Tchonpltoulas street.
sny- Tohacco haed IN ordey = = fe4 IL
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~ MEDICAL DEPOT OF
PATENT MEDICINES,
q -nnKnR A Z STR EET. NAVY 0rlaaAl

los. HUFTY would most respectfully inform the
public generally The entire Oh
59POYDRAS STREET, and has fMed il up A consider-
able for the Patent Msdcns bu.nsss Having On.
generally with ever article n thu line bs s9c
given TO a who may favor him with their patronage
The fol wing list only comprises pait o. ne srIshsve
assortment which and l be Furnished e the Trade on
as reasonab e terms Other house In the 6ouh;
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$50 '~.s. n ~ - 80 r,,,.. p.;. -,
II a csrslncate o. tne !unacy !" I''sp h.'e NY
ing been read, MI Etter offered the following,
which was adopted, after suspending the rules
R1aoEvs4 That the girl Ellen Price Is a lunatic,
IN indps m circumstances and ct subject for the
B unatic Asylum.
"A commpnicahon ana oll' OF Eugene 'oh'e ~,
repairing locks, etc. Of School houses, was read
land fefsned 10 the Board Of Directors Of Public
Schools 81 IS sts.S,s
sAnefit;Sn .of Auruste Lsrose 10 erect veranda
\, f,sn, n ~ n,emi,es. having been read, Mr..
u Hsns Z. 3. ~ ~. s..-.,,,.;.n "a
y enshsw Pfesehteo tne ios' 4 te'Sl1o' ""1
! i was sdopteds after susPendrng tne rules -.
Hsso{csd, That permission is hereby granted to
Acquire Lssose TO erect veranda IN front OF hls
ftpnett lifted e IN =, Snsi,ss s.I.:.,
S.0:s.. N. S|.ss,s r. ~ Ccurc " =.
1855 1870 -. n, r,,.r,rr-v. 4.sst
=. 80 u rs-:-.-.- u "a. r,...,,;,,..
~ 81 - 4. M.an = =. sssh
~ . IL hs;,a sr.csrsS
were aAooP'sos 'ne fu'e. pe14S ~ R'.as
| Resol0sd, Tint the Treasurer pay the following
sums, on the warrant Of the Mayor, viz;
10 sundly ps.cus snploysd abosen n QStobs. 1851
sse sym nnnoseo sna oo.'s snn
IA ssndry perenS emuloyed u psvss etc., in October
1851 two dnsand i've hpndssd md 81 DOLLAR and eighty
CO... 1888, ,n,.v., n. ,.tos,,. stc or ,ou,ouut
Of csnisct ihrss hundred and thiFty.z dol
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Y I,.s JAMES a.s..!s s... WIH III J.lss,..,
YIN sssr:s 81 Tn g sss sss - ss
1sUN71.e- AHD, nATslIAaa4 APRARAYps. -.
@SChRTS R.Y X: III "a ~ cA
and iarss s.soltnsnt q Bias Gosi.. yslsas sss;
:si I'D FS:R;; R Rs. r Pa ss.. &C.
SS L, asas sDs; sA:s s,
- flhsFass moderate. A--.--
CROCKERY. CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
- PR. FRLLA CO., - ConnOR sTHsHT, N
s:s S.s:a Ys sap: F.a nd sssss
Csstoss. GSads:ticEs Table CusIsy ,!sp.nn mined "A
wsss e; ss ssa XII h S::i e:
u ARCADE HOTEL. -
THE public can be accommodated as usual ~
y at this establishment The fire on the I'd instant d
d'a mh ct slight injury to the lew ". plGeHs 60
lVX7ESTERN VERANDA, corner Tchoupitou-'
w las and Julia above establishment -
having changed hand. and undergoing complete Es
would respectfully announce that they accommodate yer
manent and transient Boarders 10 style mot surpassed
They announce that the BAR Of this house win opsa
I'd Furnished with z sfss. Eis - ss
MRS. W. E. BROWN informs her friends and
the pP 5s XVI iSsy1s IN So
(aisy occupied by Mrs Shall prepared -
to offer svs,y ascommodat9n to both transient and:
NewOrleans. November 8. 1850, MA lyos
Durability and Cheapness Conbinsd.
r w. u J. A. CRAZY, BRICKLAYERs, and
- BUILDERSln addition to general business IA !hs
Cisten and construct them above under ground.
he require For further information, please inquire
Messrs Hayman Holden, 81 Magazine street, where plan
and specifications be and references given to wofl
done and successfully tested. - :, .
| sit J. w. ). a. Chahf
| BARCLAYS LONDON PORTER and Pail
- ALE-5O CASKS Barclay Perkins b Co. superior Len
don Porter In and quart boes ~ caske Paie ie at
IN pnis and most delicious article, Just received as
1 for sale by = .--l.--. i. -
ielU JOHN T00LE . bank Place.
DROOKLYN WAREHOUSE COMPANY
- The attention of Merchants and shippers is called
| the BROOKLYN FIRE-PRoor WAREHousEs, at the Point
opposite NewOeans, for the receipt Of Produce from To
West and Merchandise the North, intended for Iesit
Having 1900 feet frontage the river, with wharv.
in front of the arehouses by which goos are immeda ell
conveyed, without drayags exposure 70 the weather an
loading of ships Charges fixed very low rates. "a
tsr) every accommodation offered 10 merchants
the city and shippers the upper countyh being the wia
Of The pany equal the oonveniences OF the Auant
Dock, OF New York. !. -, -
Persons interested in the ausmsln OF merchandise a
invited to visit the premists =
Office of Magazine aHa taysfE
| Refarences-J. q R. Ceddes Price. Frost Il CO., J. "
Stanton Il Co. r. r. Nicnois = oi5 6m
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y AGENCY OF = p ?
ARBOUIN, MAIaETT = co. CoGNAC.'
THE undersigned having been appointed Agent
L for the aid esab,hsd hoass Of Adjourn. Mareu 4
pepnrsd TO receive ordes for their supeios
COGNAC BRANDiES, upon the most liberal terms; to b
h2tF 3 WILLIE. 70 Camp st.
d AISINS-4O0 whole and half boxes for sale BY
N wv ARTHUR h co. Is and q New Lsvsa.
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Ice! Ice!! xcG!!!
r STAFFORD IL CO., Wholesale and Retail
u Dealers IN ICE, No. 8 New Leyee NewOrleans.
fT- Orders respectfully solicited. au1 Sm
BREWSTER IL co. are now receiving their
- stock Of CARRIAGES and II HARNESS.
per every shipment fIom the Nonh. Purchasers ~ *
ave requested 10 give US a cali at los St.
street. n lol7 III BREWSTER = 20.
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS-CROP OF 1851,
u The subscriber Is continually reoeying, from - ~
the hest Horticultural establishments in the UniedO ~
States, full and complete assortmen of GARDsrA---
AND FLOWER 5Ekps, which hs warrant ~ genuine;
Country merchants. gardnefs, planters and
oihers can be supplied on the mos. liberal terms "a
L Al +. ID. GAY, lS 81. Charles 1T.
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yVpaC Orleans Agency

OF THE =
MUTUAL PROTECTION INSURANCE. 90.
- Of Nashville. Tennosseo.
TyHis Company Will Insure on the Mutual Prncpis,
l. Houses. Merohandise etc. against LOSS or DAN AYE
axaiusi TUE PERlLS or THE SEAS AND Biv-
Frs All persona having their ropery insured in this Init
tuition are entitled to full parci 1aton in the profits, with
out any liability to loss
ThUsTRRs:
N. H0bson, M. 8. Pitcher, Jas: Morton, u.
John Waten, J. @. Shepherd y. Weaver,
j. A. McAlister, u. Douglas, g. Z. smith,
P. b. West, John Morrow. b. 4: Mckenzie
John Il. EwiD, A. w. Putnam, z. w. Maxeya
w. r. Berry, Samuel Seay, A. Morrison,
g. 8. Hall, ]. b. Knowles, Q. e. Hillman.
Alex, Fall ]. u. Johnson, Robt. Stewart,
b. r, Bell, A. j. Duncan. w. Pntcnard
L. d. Fite, "A. II. Hicks, T. A, Thomas,
4. o. n. NICHOLSON, Prssiden,. Is,
N. 8. PITCHER, Woe President.
~ T'l @. J. f. WHARTON, Secretary.
LOCAL pIRHCT0Rs:
Thomas X. Price, B. II. Fraser,
ss i1 vi w Ws't JoHNsoS G EssD % Camp g.
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TEN sSSSbE MARINE ALL EltsE
AZ esssAaTasace sssasstsfeNy.
$50 CAPITAL, 6s0O.0Oa. S.
John. N. HILL, Pref, &c EO. w. MARTIN, sec'rs-
CO This leux established Company, vito amps
for tire protection OF it, PoHcies continues 70 eks
RIVER, SEA and IRE RISKS on the most liberal terms
,,-,.{.- y '55.ss.- PICKETT. PERKINS g. co.
Commercial Exchange Building, 81 Charles stree.
lily r.l..sta lL la.a conner Of Pedido.
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oRpgR OF THE DAY.

The minority report aad resolution Of the Finance
Committee, presented on the LIST Of July last,
and that Of the majority, presented the 26th Of
August last were called up the order OF the day.
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It's Agency In New p ps ~ ne 8is n
dll " - II. A Z eomer Of PEdido
Mutual snsEf,t llr a Ano g,.s .Hsun
INCORPORATED IN .fkIl is4s. Asp DsoLARED A DrvI
DEnD o1 80 PER CENT on TWO YEARS BUSINESS.
oao.. =. .s Cam. ,,rs...
sstu.s, If 81. css,sr, .o,ssn.1so LIZ iassrsns ons
S,3's ssad .slsd.S- y rms Company being orxa
H.x,' 10 cry, is in its operations great
Ry conducted upon the most secure
W. and solid principles. and afford
ing for small annual sum, paic
during life q, a i large le, and IA sa sh;I
continue the Insurance. till death. participate In the who'll
Of the profit Of the ~ Of .
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$ sssa Gss.n. .s.:sS Wee, lem 9 Al:ss.
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W s.v. sha Sos9 Claiborne Y a...s;
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A. ]. WEpDsasgRs, NJ. b. Medical Boardo.
THOMAS HUNr, M. ID. Consultation.
sH.G, HEARTT. Actuary.. NJ. M. COHEN. Attorney.
RICHARD BxM, NJ D., No. III Magazine street Medio
Examiner. who will be at the oihce dairy nom ia sr'
By the Charter only s5. O00is takeA singielie.
~ This Company il prepared to sntertain appnchto
or fe insurance. Pooies all sound and health
White psons and Negroes at the Table OF Rates establish.
by the Board, which less thGn the rates charged by
New York and London Offices and without heI rsstrico
Profts declared annually. and the profits draw inisre'
and be made available at to the extent OF wohr
other amount where the party has paid his premiums in u
| California PerntsNew ork and Lon don rates. Pr
pectns Table Of Rates, and all information :oLfe lnsr
anoe and all papers TO effect lnsurance BIO
| at tbs 0fice Of the Company.
| ~ ExtenAvs Travelling Privilege -
i - Otfco hours. A. r.. to p n. =.