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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-13

X o. SUSPENDED TAXES.-The undcrsirp-
ed, TO hon the sub Get has been referred
by the Common Council viii attend at The Office II
the Sergeant ottle cooperation, ~ 9o'clock, a. NJ.
on Saturday the 18th inst for the purpose Of hear
ing the complaint Of those persons who have obtain
ed suspension IF the collection of their taxes for
tie year 1850. CHARLES w. CHRISTIAN.
JOHN CARY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-13

WAsnINGToN iTEMs.-Henry w. Hi
lard Of Alabama, has been nominated for
a foreign mission.
1t has been rumorcd that Mr. Ashmun
was to be appointed Collector of Boston.
The Senate in Executive Session Friday
ratified the Treaties lately negotiated with
Portugal, with Switzerland, and the Treaty
with Mexico respecting the Tehuautepec
route from the Gulf to the Pacific. The
Treaty Of extradition with Mexico was re-
jected. :.
TIE NIcARAcUA.-The correspondent
ofthe Herald states that George Evazs de-
cInes this mission, and that ]. B.Kcrr has
6eennomnatedto it bis nominasorgo New
Grenada having been withdsawn.
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IN FCgs EEENT.--A coNT01fAyI
- taacTnrnt 81 the lid. with NJ necessary OUT
houses. and suitable era tnail f1ialy Pos@,ssi0i
hed imiaed.G.e'v For terms apply %
LAFAYETTE " LaHDETH.
March 3--wf@if
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ETDvAssFs ID. GaaafsFfAN, AZ

" = - - $50 - Nshh-hf7 kfAAss q Z
- TObNEY AT Law, eoHfi4ue5 to practice \.
the county and circuit coul.s ~ iolif1z. Campbell
ApPomattox, aud the courts Of the Corporsion Of
Lynclibnrr All business Entrusted to him W II re-
ceivc biz prnrnpt and diiiecnt attention.
q lie h.A removed biz Office IL rear Of JNo. r.
DAyfs's ftpre, % the street leading 70 the Was
iHgtOn tlatA inn 21--wswif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-13
YATMAPPlNG. WRITgNG AMI

" LITIER PdPER.--The subscribcrs. a.
gents for the Beycdere factory, Richmond, have
just recciycd--
800 ronis Wmpring-Papcr (oll sizce)
100 do emp 40 various quality,
rs do lcfier do do
Which viii be sold IN lots at factory prices.
mar l3--5w j. & NJ ROLLINS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-13

Maryland and Pennsylvania have repu-
dated; yet their bonds command higher
prices than those of Virginia, gainst whose
honor and responsibility breath Of suspi-
cion was never whispered. Her financial
and commercial resources are not surpas-
sed BY those Of any State in the Uuion, rot
even of New York herself Her taxes are
not onc-third of those either Of Ohio.
Maryland or Pennsylvania, and vet the
bonds Of all these States find ready
sale in the markets of tie world, while
hers can scarcely be got off q. all
The bonds Of these States command from
two to fifteen dollars in the hundred more
than hers, although her credit and rcsour-
ces are urdouhted and indisputable. The
cause Of this disparity against hcris simple
and palpable. Her bonds are not issued
II the improved form prescribed by COM
mercial convenience. Their tenor runs
now as it ran fifty years ago. and they arc
a least half century behind the age.
SALEoT Mas. MADIsoN's PIcrrRrs.-
The sale in this cityof the effects belong
ing to the estate Of the lamented Mrs. Mad
lson drew together, on Friday. a large
company. The bust portrait Of Washing
ton. by Stuart sold to eentlegnan Of New
York, io- cash, $780, That Of Jefferson,
by the same artist, at $500, to Governor
Coles. Portrait Of James Madison was
taken by the same gentleman at S235.-
DIR. Causten purchased that of Mrs. Mad
ison, at S270. Portrait of John Adams.
(the olderl s16o, 10 the same gentleman
who purchased the first picture. Portrait
of Monroe, $50, to Governor Coles. Sew
eral other paintings went off at IS to s25.
One of the large pictures, for which Mrs
Madison refused $1,000, and others of less
value, Were Withdrawn by the admiaistra-
tor, there being no bids for them. The
carpet on the front parlor, in good state Of
preservation, was ascerfained to be one hux-
dred and eighty ycars o'9. 1t Kidder-
minister, and was Withdrawn at ST.
Southern Press
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-13

The \. Y. Express Of yerierday evening soys /:
The stock market firm today, without an,
material change between the priccs us compared
with yesterday morning The intelligence from
California had the effect Of improving the niaIto
the second call. The variations ure "a follow
Farner-' Trust advanced /; Morris /: Canton 1
Erie ]; Harlem b Long Ialand, Norwich and Rea
ding 2: StonnFton
Then Y Tribune Of yesterday spys
McaFrs. Anstens &; kpcer nave made an assign.
meni to Messrs. Townshend, Brother and Mr. lien
ry Nicho for the benefit of their CREDITOR. Thcii
paper endorsed by the Thompson Carpet Co., al.
hing due to-day, was duly honorcd by thu Compp.
ny to large amount. A retired merchant Stornins
who il Mr.. HOLSTERS paper lor Sixty Thousand
Dollars, is announced as failed in consequence
The Boston Journal of Thursday evening says;
The money market is by means easy bui The
demand is not qne 80 pressing at the close %
last week. Lenders obtain from 3 70 ! 0 per cent.
Oh stock securities READILY
The Washington Republic NJ this morning says
Land warrants under the new law not bling
made assignable by Congress, has caused the Mex
isnl warrants . adYarce,-Bk Patiot
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-13

TEAAS.-lt is said that emgrants from
the Western and Southern States are
pouring into Texas in large numbers,many
Of whom are wealthy planters, farmers
and stock raisers. 1t is estimated that
within the past SIX months, some eighty
thousand persons have entered the State
by way Of Galveston and Red River. A
New Orleans letter says Bah inner.
Good sugar lands, well located, and
perfect titles, are rating from IS to Sl0,and
cotton lands from 50 to s. per acre. The
rapidly augmenting value of these lands
since the Compromise, as was generally
anticipated, has caused them to become d
very prominent object ofspeculation in the
market-while the receding tide of Cali
iornia emigration Is passing into Texas on
the "back track" and securing much Of
what's every where acknowledged to be
the best planting and agricultural district
II the South.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-13

EcS. Rem T--JJE ROOMS on
LII Main Street. lately occupied By the Rcpuhli-
can ofiire, ever tue store If wn. ]. Cocs, ncar
risnieG wsrehous Also several Desirable Fans.
N x e.t5.rcca Oh the titl For ,ern1s apply -
1aa a7--ifis GArLt-yI & SLAUGHTER
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An E.9octual Stop to Duetling.-"Hard.
that we, who have always been such good
friends should have to 6ghtl Come. nov,
if you viii fire Il ny ssccna | WI h-a AZ
vcnta.l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-13

M1TgzTTEMOIsEsS EUCKr0R-
wv FllE, (spucesson 70 NJ. TALnpr.J Luck
unparalleled has always attended purchasars Il ala
chice--tnid SIN they come. Another prime u
60 001 sent to this e.sice on whole ticket Il H.
sex Glass 8. Look q, the following s
Drawings for the week.
7hessd,ag. Ifygiaar Star 20. AE'
caiitals ss5,n10-lo 900 10 Of 1000. DE-
Fri nv, Sgserof. VIII
Capitals 500 oda--s ,000--i0 of 900 &
Sa'srdag. Fiygtaia Staie 80
Caphals Oh ,ca1--a0 ,0J0--l 10 .00o--5. 0vo ii L
Drawn Numbers.
Ds.agrrr Ex ri %. Ns
cises II 50 - % 81 IS 70 8 81 90 7 H.
NnaasRelas Cisss 26.
80 81 Is IA ~ is 81 . u GO Is ~ u
!Sassrr Cias 49,
II 40 6i O. to 80 30 4 40 ~ 10 &c IN
SHsser Extra 90.
81 40 Is u 0 So II ~ - .e II ~
heaoastsa Class 81.
81 5 81 II ~ 81 81 ~ 90 II o II CO rs So
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-13

JAMES RIVER AND kAvAwHA CANAL
Statement Of the tolls received in the month
of February, 1851, compared with those
received in the same month of Hast year:
1850. 1851
Richmond s9,5S5 70 S1O,s06 10
Lynchburg- 6,073 81 1884 IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-13

HeN. francis T. BRooKE.-This dis
tinguished man died at his residence, near
this place, onsMonday last, in the ssh
year Of his age. judge Brooke at
his death was one ofthe Oldest men who
has everIved in Virginia. He was aid
de-camp to General Washington, and for
fly years judge Of the court ofoppcals
in this State.
The Vacancy in the court Of appeals
caused by the death of Judge Brooke we
learn viii probably BE filed by r. c. L.
Moncure, esq, than whom more accepta-
BE appointment to the people Of this Sec
ton could net be made.-Fred. Nclrs.
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: OgY. =. (sOED pen AaD siL.

-sZ YER CASE-1h he subscriber will take it as
favor ofthe gentleman who las the pen in ''posses-
sion,f II be vii deliver tito
mar 1875 JNo 6. MEGGINSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-13

An APT REPLv.-"Husband. | don't
know where that boy gets his bad temper
not from me, I'm sure" "No. my dear,
for don't perceive that YOU have los,
any,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-13

-
L ting Press, Cha.es. types Long Pfimrr nd
Minion) rnes Sr.. lately used ii printing tho
Lynchtarg virgiaiAa. Arr offered for sulr nsscon-
nadsting tcrns. The materials are I'll resx1y =
good as new the Prsss Is excellent orr ,spd
the type has been very liti,c used. We ean St ~
rcrntry ez:ce III gaGl stis aud 81 INST 49,
nieda.in- torn. Arr r,ssr raid q 80 }rsP6{G
ter 1T TIL paper Slr4A s4NH @11
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-13

BLUE RIDGE TuNNEL-Mr. In5odcn,
Of Augusta, in the House of Delegates,
Saturday, submitted statement by Col.
Crozet, showing the condition OF the Blue
Ridge Tunnel, on the 9TH inst. 1t appears
that the whole distance penetrated at the
Eastern end, is "a feet, and the total num-
berofcubic yards excavatcd 942feet The
progress Of the heading from the 9TH Feb
ruary to the 9th March was % feet, ofthe
flooring % - feet, or one and halffoot
forward each working day, through the hard
rock. On the West side, the progress olthe
heading in the mouth was 81 feet, of floor
ing "a feet; total progress ofthe heading on
the West side, since August, whenthe work
commenced, 224 feet total number of Gu
bic yardsexcavated on the West side, 1887
The flooring on thissidc entered theturnel
only last month.-Richmond Times.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-13

PRovisioSs Oh ssJ 9 New sai 10 $40
battle-ground. Beef 81 70 a. Cora Mral65 too eta
ftouR.--New Suprrfine 81 10 "A from Wagons;
Family s5as5i hy rstan.
GRafS.--Corn 7 o 10 7 ) Eta: Oats i5as5 cents.
Clover Srrn.-Sisas1 isctii wagons.
wHrskr Mountain y aell--Langhorne &
Hunts 80 eon,a.
BrEswAx---20 cents
BrrTER.-121 Is. cts. 1uil FL No. l.
BRkSpr.-Aprlc 3jal0; Peach, none oa,rinp
Bar IRox.--SSOaS5 assorted
oorFEk.-hio II 10 Is cts. Laguira /. to Il;
Mocha 20.
COUNTRY LiSESs--Tow tn !; Flax lsaiIc
CorroS NAESs.-Salcs 1920 ct4
fEirnERs .--3a 10 33 rts.--Scarrt
Woot.--s9 to 80 eta in den,and
Wool RoLLs.-35 to 3yi very scarce
GfSsENG.-l0 cts.
FLAX SEEp.-Salcs ! 10 per IS h.
Fisu-licuings, No. l. sSj Shad. old s7 so
new $40; Mackercl. No. 8, $3.50
TALLow.--9 to 10 cts.
TAR.-s3.50 per bbl
Iirnr.-We quotc7i tos-, in demsad
LINsEEp OiL.--sj ct4.-in demand.
LsRp.-I0 cts but little in the market
MoLAsSEs.-Wcst India 81 to 40 cts per gallon;
~ q. ~ to Is ct.
GrhSo.--Best Peruvian SIS per ton
Pt,srEE.-Lump ~; Ground none; loose and IN
hbls. 50.
SrGARs.--Ncw Orleans Z ag rts Porte Rico 10
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

w tects Of this truly trt ordinary medicine are
most satistactoryin IL III which has been tr-
Cd Noothcr licine has produced such efforts
so insiaHtnnerus.y II has only to be administered
end reiei .JiIows It matter al course. II has been
used ~ the practice of the best physicians Of our
country und BY them pronounced equal, If not SUI
pcrior to any medicine ever offered for the expu-
sion o. worms. ut u the very medi inc which was
wanted, is remark addressed to tho rroprietogs
daily. Read the following;
"fhiSmay certify that We have sold Dr.. MLane's
American Worm specific, Or Patent vernifuge, the
past year, and il has given .Abourded sariaGlction
Il is imposition the c@nmaniiy, but il what
the nuthor recommends It 10 be--a universal spec-
G. f,.r tl.sn f,iirtall ), al ,.nr-..
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OOnRAGs pERuyHANGUANO,

COV 80 900 inch Cypress Shingles,
80 bales LAY.
10 tons Antigacil Goa,
~ barrcls TER,
100 baya Golfer,
For sale BY JAMES D. RENWIcK.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-13

A SINGULAR EXPLosioN-Dn Saturday
last, during The heaviest Of the rain, one Of
the largest of the water tanks, located at
the wharfnear the Navy Yard, burst with
a tremendous explosion, all of one end Of
the large lhree-story building being torn
fragments Of bricks and mortar.
1t was a large, beautiful tank, Of I'M
mense capacity; calculated to contain about
100000 gallons of water, and at the time
Of The explosion was supposed to have
IN itnearly 100000 gallons, more or less.
The great weight Of the water was
more than the structure could sustain, and
caused the sudden destruction of the build
mg,which wasreceLtly erected at a heavy
cost to the government, by a talented and
scientific engineer.-Pcasacoia Democrat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-13

vIsgsE Auction AND COTMIS.
u SION BcSINESS viii BE- continued at thu
Did stand, nin Street Jynclbnrg. Va, by the sub
scribe7s who viii spare % palm % rrondc the In
tegcgt III al who my please 70 fcnd them conrirn-
ments, o. business II any sort. They respectfully
cali public attention TO stock Of cheap goods u.t
received. DBlAs AEERS,
rb27-Wlvif T1tDS. DiILArD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-13

jesus, tender Shepherd hear me
Dloss thy little llrnb tonight;
Through the darkness be thou near rae
Watch my s!eeP til morning light
Al this day thy hand hath led ne,
And thank thee for thy care;
Tlnuhast clothed me, warmed aud fed me
Listen 70 ny evening prayer
The prayer itself dies upon her lips, in
almost lndistinct, sleep muE1nurs; only
when Kitty, who has come for her, Is TAX
ing her away to the nursery, she says, half
awaL ened:
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7 VIUNF ~ % DUl-D 10
MONEY MARKET.

Money is in uctiyc demand, and 81 rates rather
above our last quotations. First Glass piper pays
sal9 per CT, With lar supply in market at these
rates. The offerings oi bank, W learn. have been
quite large shis week
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-13

L GSF OR NsFsEAED, on or about tho
y .Gth February last. Check. given By Jno. r
Wright to The subscriber for 500 since whica
time said check has been raid. This Is 10 forwan
all persona from trailing for sad check. he hold,
sufficient receipt for the same.
mar l3-w3w JAMES T. CRADDOrK
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ConmERCrAI RECORD,
T.yaeE,bnrg. March q, 1854.

Twenry-aiae hhis insrerted and sold the past
week. Lugs al from Ai 20 10 ~ eU--Ieef ia}eri-
or 70 midling qsaliy at from u to $40 rs. The
receipts of Loose Tobacco still eontinue large with
salcs Of frosted and common Lugs At from TO ST.
good and fine At from I to 80 so; Leafs from a.
10 Sia TO-
wHEAT.--So IL s5e tarbcst Rca sj 10 90. ror
best White VIM T. SMITH, Csnl'r Mcris.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-13

-take me, when die. 10 hesssn,
Happy tl;ere with thee to dwell
Since little Jose went up stairs, we've
been thinking Of this, and because it inter-
estcd as, We thought we would jotit down.
Aaickey6ocler.
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LIVE STOCk MARKET.

1tfVH HVND, NTHItV n
BEsr CArrLr-Seaie ~e,gh So % to - 81
Hoes Net 81 so, and IN hlit demand at quo
tatons
SuGrP-Nci, . 75a3 50 Per hcol, plicc vary
ing according 10 quality
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-13
MISUNDERSTANDING

~ AKERs, DILLAHD e. JOHNSON. Anc'io,
Dcors. WIS dissolved on the 2Gib day Of Jbounry
last, by nutuul consent BRYAN AKERS
THOs. DILIARD,
FEB l7-wfwf l.. +. JOHNSON.
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rrcigI,ts up and Dq .vn the Canal.

Tobacco, leaf tpcr hogshcad,) 81
Do mangIrcturcd, tper box,l 1el
Flour, (per bbl) IL
Bar Iron, (pcr tom 1 90
Fig Iron. (pcr toni 90
Load Pig and Shot. (per tod 90
Plaster, (plr ION / 90
Sa't' (per sack) 81 tos
AlcFchhndlz9 ald Produce, (per 1923 Stu 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-13

4 Child's Praye1.--A dear little bright
eyed child, who has been lying upon the
fur rug before the sanctum fire, suddenly
pauses in her disjointed innocent chat; say
Lttle BEal-ey has come to town, and that
'sher eyes are heavy; creeps up to the pater-
nal hnee, and half asleep, repeats, very
touchingly to us, sve must say, and certain
y IA the most musical cf all '.still small
Voices these lines, which loving elder
sister has taurht her:
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II. HUGHES & co


Mud Greek, Sieuben co., Sept z, 1897
For sale wholesale aud retail by d 3. PAYNE
& BROTHER and u r. LYMAH, Druggists
Lyacattrg, VI. and N Druggists generally
throughout tho u. 8. ~ mar l3-lt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-13

The Democratic Convention met in this
city yesterday-Hon. A. v. Brown, Presi.
dent, and Messrs. Eastman, Watterson and
VIM. Carroll, Secretaries. A series of
"leather and prunella" resolutions were u
unanimously adopted, re-afrming the plat
form Of lsiS-and the Tennessee resolu-
tons submitted at the last session of the
Southern Convention-declaring in favor
of education and Internal Improvements
geacraity-and norinatingGov Trousdalc
for reelection.
lnpoin; Of attendance it was decidedly
TIM, and though there was no apparent
want ofunaninity intheir action, heamount
of enthusiasm manifested was admirably
IN keeping with their scaaty Numbers. One
or two gentlemenmadean abortive effort to
''pumpup'a speech,a several Others, who
were called upon, declined the attempt.
At about halfpast3 o'clock the Conven-
ton adjourned s5ae die.-NasA. True W.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-11-14

Arrive Easton day by JPN;
Leave sesford every Tuesday and Saturday at
Arrive at Concord same days by Ilpm;
Leave Concord every Tuesday and Saturday at ii
an; HNl
Arrive at Sesford same days by 10 m.
1881 From Cambridge by Hcksburg, Big Mills, Vienna,
Barren Creek Springs, and Salisbury, to Snow
Hill, 81 miles and back, twice week, G 4
Leave Cambridge every Saturday and Wednesday at
Arrive at Snow Hill ammo days by 8pm;
Leave Snow Hill every Tuesday and Friday at
Arrive a, Cambridge same days by pm.
9sS2 From Cambridge, by Church Creek tobacco Stick,
and Golden HlI, TO Lakesvile, 70 miles aud back,
once we,k. .s s
Leave Cambridge every Wednesday at Sam;
Arrive at Lakesvle anne day by IL
Leave Lakesvlle every Wednesday at pm;
Arrive at Cambridge same day by p m.
1888 From Barren Creek Springs by Qoanico and White
Haven, 10 Princess Ann. 2s miles and back once
week ~
Leave Barren Creek Spring. every Wednesday ., ii
Arrive at Pripooss Ann same day by 7pm;
Leave Pr,csss ANA every Thursday at Aam M;
Arrive at Barren Creek Springs day by II
1884 From Princess Ann by Kingston, to Bell Mount
l6 niles and back, three times a week
Leave Princess Ann every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday at m;
Arrive at Bell Mount same days by l2m;
Leave Bell Mount every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at m;
Arrive OF Princess Ann same days by pm. -
1886 From Barren Creek Springs by Sharpown, to Lau
rel is miles and back, week
| Leave Barren Creek Springs every Thursday at IL
Arrive .. Laurel sans day by pms; p
Leave Laurel every Thursday st6ani
The republic., 1851-03-17
NEW OFFICIAL ARMY REGISTER, 1851.
IN Just issued and for sale by

CTIMsON s. co. . NEW York. NEW Or
- leans, and Mobile Express, connecting nth tho
swtcst and most responsible expresses between tho
principal towns in Maine, Now Hampshire, Yer
mont, Massachusetts. Rhode leland. Connecticut,
Lower Canada, Now York State, Delaware, Penn
sylvania, Maryland, District Of Columbia, Indiana
Ohio, Illinois, the Western States generally. the
Mississippi and Alabama river towns, and the prom
incnt places in Georgia and the Carolinas.
Our facilities are extensive and perfect that we
secure the safe and speedy transportation OF
freight, trunks. packages, and valuable parcels,
from one end Of the country to the other, and be-
tween the most remote points.
!. From our many ycars' experience in the express
business, while connected with Messrs. Adams X
Co.. and our numerous advantages in other respects,
(not the least Of which 10 the confidence and pa
tronagc of tho New York community wc feel as
sured that we shall to give the most
tire satisfaction to our fiends. tho jewellers, bank
crs, and merchants generally.
We beg leave to call attention TO our California
express from Now Orleans, and our express be-
tweon New Orleans and Mobile.
Offices, Camp street, New Orleans, and l9 Wall
street, New York. Feb
The republic., 1851-03-17
PnInTERs, AND BINDERS

VXTAREHOUSE, Nos. 80 and 81 Gold st--Man-
w ufactory, corner Of Broomc and Sheriffsts,
New York.
The subscribcrs offer for sale, OF their ownman-
ufacturc, their improved patent Single and Double
Cylinder Printing Presses, for newspaper and book
work Card Printing Machines, Proof Presses.
Hydraulic Prcsscs, with .croIght iron Gylind%srs, %
graphic and Coppcrplatc Presses, Binders mate;
fals, &C. &C.; chascs, Cases, Calleys, Furniture.
Stands, Imposing Stones, &C. &c. constantly on
hand, and every article necessary for complete
Printing Office, including Type and Ink, Furnished
on tho most favorable terms. Printers. publishers
and others, wishing to establish a Newspaper,
Book or Job Officc will be furnished with an csti-
mate for the same in detail desired; Machinery
inrs to order They also manufacture superior
cast stool MILL pitt cross-cut, circular and other
Saws, a supply OF which they keep constantly ON
hand. n. HUN CO.
N. B.. Propristors ofnewspapcrs who will insert
the advertisements three times and send us num-
bcr ofthcir paper containing IT, will be entitled 70
payment ON purchasing Of ~ tour times the
amount Of sheir bill. ~ San.Se-u