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Washington telegraph., 1851-12-10

THE CABINET AND CoNGREss.-The
Washington correspondent Of the Charles.
ton Courier. says:
"Unanimity and cordiality seem to-
prevail among the members of the Ad-
ministratiou. They have no difficulties
among themselves personally. oz as to
their policy. They have no party mea-
sures TO propose to Congress. and as 70
their foreign policy. generally, there is
nothing in that, which is to excite any
opposition, on the part of Congress.
They will meet with li:tle of that bitter
hostility from Congress, which some
previous Administrations have encounter
ed.
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-10

FROM THE Rio CRAMPS. telegraph
ic despatch from New Orleans, Of the
10th inst, says an arrival from Brazos
brings Information tina: Carvajal on the
9th raised the siege of Matamofas, after
which his followers disbanded.
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-10

A despatch from Washington says the
Secretary OF the Stale has given permis-
sion to r. ]. Bzept, Esq. Attorney Cen
eral for Maryland. TO appear as senior
counsel in the Chris:iana treason trials, al
Philadelphia.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-08
Norwich and Worcester Railroad

-z4zza. ss....s G 75ssI.a:s::.:s ta "a
V''"@ Arra"ge"ent-on and after Mon.'ev, De- .
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN AS r,,,os
Leave Worcester at 1880 am and d 40 nm
Leave Norwich at 6.45 am. and 49, M f
- STEAM BOAT TRAIN
Inc steamboat Train will leave AIlyu,s Point a,,
ing except Monday, at about O'clock for Ros,o' lh
at 1866. '""s oAeept sunday
FREIGHT TRAlNS-leave Worcester NJ 6 49,
Freight Tram with passenger car O,toaS in' .
leave Norwich for Worcester at g. Is nm stonnn WI,
Way Statons on the Road. F' ''PPmg al al
TRAINS CONNECT AT WORCESTER ,v,
boston d Worcester R.R. at 1O3O am. 345o IN %
pro1Jaaca e. w 9l0 am. $50 nm
Wor a. Nashua. 61S ~ y - pm
me connection with the earliest Trains out If W,o
Ter, IL formed by the Steamboat Train - ''0''
uJ Trans connect at Norwich with the U,rtcord ~,
dehce and Flshkill Railroad and the New JonSo' i
mantle and Palmer Railroad. "uon, VIM
=, W EXPRESS FREIGHT leaves Boston Mt - m srr;v +,
New York next morning. ' "iI'hs In
All Baggage must be delivered In tba pa.u n,
otei person authorized TO receive il before The
takes his seat in the cars ~ '"e passenger
baegnee VIII not be taken to include money tnprcbon
nor o'her articles than those Of personal usr mi ,
sner sane than Fifty Dollars, notice must be- ovar
ict ain an extra price paid the COMPANY y;, 10, Ia
self liable beyond that amount sP" wa moi hoi9
No baggage permitted In the Passenger Cars
no SMOKING permitted In the Passenger Cars M ~.
fassengers must procure Tickets nj The sa,;o
~ JOEL w. WHITE PresIden, 1"'eS'
| = -S'O' ""u N. 81 n
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WATER,S HAIR nYR

a grea. ana nc easing demand for Hair DYE and te
oim,euy Oh procuring "A GOOD ARTICLE hasndnced he
Sunsupois 10 experiment. until they have succeeJei in
r Dye, that SURPRISES any other nov, in ns
''uses pr sscsses over other kinds are tLnt The
nIcaIlon y perfectly simple, the Hair roqr,s mo- re
smsl, , d q Is entirely free from any unpleasant
1t does not, like rdnary mai, n n.y., ""sn ou'.
M unnatural dryness OF the hair but at the same time ha
.o1 - Ghang 3D. retains its natural ustre md soft
w instead OF Turing the hair tends In great Jcgre,
10 It's g owth and prevent lis falling ont, Zen
d !, VINO nave lair and whskers of lighter color viii
grown premaureIy grey can restore n io H r mas
use. ~ ''ou'ic' 'hhl win rny Dye In
For sale i,v NJ n cpp,>, . P.sWATERs.
Jgne 2x. ~ "' " 10 4. iAEEjiH
eodtf
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Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad.

s] N
MAINS leave Worcester for Fitchburg in conneco.
cept Sundays, at 'i"i7' every DAY eA
o.45 and II A. NJ and at41OpMl
KETuRNING-Leave Fitchbnrg ~ " IN
500 A NJ, 1870 and 545 PM
lhe shortest and most direct Railroad route beo w.,
Jester Mass and Burlington VT is nv the - r ~ g
miles shorter than any other ~ iou'e Is twenty-five
nnI eAt shorter route is by the way If Fhchb, D L
lows rams Wmdsor White River Juncfop onI Men pei
I' ms route is 20 miles shorter than an, rs
me one mentioned above and it is 90 m ~ U'eI EXCEPT
olher route to al stations the Vermont Ce any
snmpsic River Railroads "' Neltral and Pas
d assengeTs gong by either ofhese routes bv the
70 , " oiceSsr, nave an hour Fitchbnrr in ,vbi
W set BREAKFAST Those going in the il o,cInct 7; on
3 49,, nave my minutes at Fichhurg at dinner a
for tea M! HlhlItts TO stop
hEIGRNiSo-Passengers who arrive at Fitcbb,r b. d,
~ ciCck M Tram, nave time get dinner and ~ 'he
m det ID me minutes past O'Clock p. NJ train have inv
=" seI yea aho arrive at Worcester early as Inv on, %
route The early train from Fitchbnrg " any othel
yer ID season tor The New York train via p'ces
me as' tram III season for the NewY orb train via anu
Nov l. 1850. N '''iA VIA NorWch.
sT
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Mechanics Mutual Benefit association.

OMce Nos 4 10 Fo0t's Building, Springfield, Mass
H'HlS ASSOCIATION ogauized Oct. LIST, 1919, and
Il was the first of the kind organized in the United
States aud is the only purely Mutual Health Association
now IN operation 1t is managed by its members and has
now an accumulated Cash Capital Of $1,000
Guaranty Capital $1,000
Rates of annual deposits for members under fifty years
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For Sale.

kzA NEW and convenient Dwelling House thorough
m n y finished, with the hest materials and pleasant
situated on the height of land on the corner of
ION ana Elizabeth Street, ding beautiful view of
the CITY, and formerly occupied by Lewis E. JOY
Also, 80 House Lots near the same The Lots con-
ea about 20oo ieet OF Land, and will be sold low as to
as to within the means of MANY who have nor heen
able to buy large lots
credit VIII be given to nit purchasers Plan of the
ots can be seen by calling upon the subscriber For fur
ther information call upon I. w. BANCROFT, or
NoN ID de0tl A. NJ. MERRIFIFLn
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Drawing and Oil PAINTING

n KS; FRANCES r. TOWNE, Will receive nunrs =
~ 4 either sex at her over the Mannfacrd upS
SusaIce once, NO ls2 Main ST., Brnley Row ~ III
Nd mis- IowNE will if desired take Portraits in M, -
crayons from Miniatures Dagrerreoynes In ~ vi or
copies OF Portraits other Pictures Snernre S MAKE
ing can be seen at her room f'0hS Oi copy
~ Honrs from 10 to Y AM, 2 to5PM
Worcester, Nov 6, 1850.
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Mystic Cough Mixture and Asperient pills

mystic Cough Mixture and Asperient Pills
me Mixture for Colds, Influenza Catarrb of the IN,
ins bronchit Groups Ilyes Rattlesl Wboon
fenei IN Consumption, and where il is mndssi,I ~ a
drops ING uose Is IRON 80 to 80
The Pills Ito be taken pill. bitter or sv,,r, g..
seness, Bilious Diseases, Jaundice Liver Gomn,;o,
solorua, Ernplive Dis ases Sick Headache Dys5en
eases as VIII be seen by the Program me and DIec i
day. "' Dose-ohe pill each
Both Cough Mixture and Pills are warranted
vegetable. ' "ie warranted entirely
sred @ ms are rnis ed with the formula where II is do
'rTu ana all who have made efficient hi l. annrove IF !,
ne above medicines for sale in his civ Nv u II
sI nImG ~, JAMES GREEN, D,'sCOTT Il CO sPIJRR I.
thi ~, a, CLARK, and by DRUGGISTS goneraiv in
- I " ~ N"uhIy. e. do eOvytn--decS
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TRAINS
Leave worcester at Is and II am. and 4nm

nv Leave ifoyluence at 745 and II 80 m and so
IhAlNS CONNECT at Mllvie with coaches i l pm
5 e SHu NdsohVle; at Uxbridge with coaches f NIiit
smd d vGnaon AT Whts with coaches for East pon
ire, ~ E. Village and Upon at Worcester uiaon Ger
o mds,erh ~ Road and Norwich and w r. R. and
nu nas1ua II. r., AT Waterford with trains Of Nn1i
Passengers by the 745 train from Providence con
Psssens erS Nv wa IN new haven the same evening
arrive at Springfield and Hartford the same can
ne 10y trains connect at Worcester with the Eos
Tha i ~ ew hoik, which leaves Worcester at p N
me II AM train fromW Worcester conuecfc or
WIN edis NJ pr boston Taunton, Fall River n Bedford &
ne N. IRAN connects at Providence with tba 1
ard Y Steamboat train for New York wiz" the bostoT
" lie ~ and II M trains do rot stop at Usme.
Hamlet. ISAAC n 60 ~. stup AZ ashton OF
Sept 25 1850. ~ WIN, Snpt
1Nytf
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LOCK AT THIS,
CHEESE.

CHEESE.
VIE subscribers have on hand or ds;r;os IF s
Oheese, which they will sell low by the Cask or Cbeeso
HARRINGTON g. GLEASON
vo,oo..ou no 9, From St Opposite the City Hail.
---------1 "ai'. 4 jan l3-dw3w
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Cheap Cash Grocery Store.

-. 01IO"P OA5H UIUC6Iy nIUTt.
VIE subscribers having rcIn0ieled the Store on Pleas
-, n'-hrst from Min sfeet-are prepared 10 offer
n..e HennA an ire Stock Of FAMILY GROCE-
n ,,h we adopt the CASH SYSTEM aud oSg PHIcK.
'an, 'g VS. 70 sell at small alyanye frrn, cost.
~''A'-"Saeodu II GRIFFIN g. CO.
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LE0VARDS
Boston and Worcester Exnysss

o"eoA oAAu worcester EXPRESS,
&Ss1G-.s I ~ subscriber continues to run THE Fx
E5-ag-S fKESS between Boston and worrast % "a
@@ the safe transmission of Packages B,mIiH iof
T bhp.es specie and Merchandise generally,
po...i hFee INES each way Daily.
Particular attention given to paying colecti,5 s,a
a.g notes drafts, bills, and purchasing and sela o
Al packages must be directed to his care
subscriber Is alone responsible for propertv entrrst
ms case and no risk is assumed BY the Rosfon o %
ester Rail Road Company o" ana " or
r"ckages by TINS line forwarded from Worcester tn Go
en- Newburyport, Tamon FAN River and New ~ Cd
aso TO Portland, and all parts of Maine ~" Deuiofuj
orders free for goods to be returned bv this Fvrv
,o otFioES.1 HARNDEN q CO.'S Office Cohrt s,rao,
Feb 25 DIFF t q 100 NAM street.
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JOY TO THE WORLD.
MATIEARLE IRON.

THE subscribers having fitted up building in WASHING
i TON SQUARE WORCESTER Mass Tor the purpose VI
carrying on the MALLEABLE IRON BUSINESS, arc
CASTINGS of any description with good trtice al ia
price. - r, - :; ov
Also, LOCK WORK, and other light Castings III gray
iron, done short notice. So.
All orders thankfully received and promptly attenGeo TO-
Az s. 1850 eod&wtf MCFARLAND E bIoOo
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For Sale

NOO BUSHELS Potatoes, 100 bbls, APPLES, 4OGO lis
COO Butter, 5000 lbs. Cheese. Under No 246 Main ST
Opposite the city Hal,
worcester, Dec ", lo2O DIFF /. BUGBEE.
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For Sale or FxcI,nmga

ksA FOR HOUSES IN WORCESTER
Igf FARM of 40 acres, situated mile from SuTToN
s centre Also, several out lots convenient to the
larn. Also, WOOD LOT of so acres miles from saio
arm. For particulars, inquire Of GUSTAVUS ELLIOT
Cno1l0le 81, HorceSter- eodl0m June 20
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For Sale.

kxA fWo HOUSES One Cottage or Glen st. wei,
ID bun of frst-rate ma,efials and commandin, u
t g Ga prospect of the city. The other story honse
TWO ann les, on Newport Street. There is about 6OOi
f'dre OF OyIAS uJInS6Ni !"
March 8 = ~
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Over fifty, % per cent. advance the above will be
charged 81 so in addition the above will be charged
Admission Fee the first year.
Officers.
X. CRossETT, Pres't. A. NJ GALpIN, V. Pres.
II. II. DARLINNG, Secretary and Treas.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
A NJ GALPN, G. PILLsBURY, Rev. r. II. CoNKLIN,
j.. w. kIMBALL, S S. HUBBARD.
RIG. w ENGLIsH; NJ. D., Consulting PLY saian.
References-EX. Gov. Slade, Of Vermont; Hon. J. r
Gddings, NJ C Hon. Edward Little, Marshfcd; Rev. d.
n Merritt, lIousatonic, Ms Hon. Orson Wood NJ. D..
Somers Ct; Seth Rogers, NJ. D. Worcester Ms lion. AL
pheus Fech, u Sen'r Hon. Seth NJ Gates, NJ: C.. N Y;
Tho's NJ Hays ESQ., Secretary Of the averhi Fire ms
Co, liayerhill Ms; g. Lynde Esq, Johnson VT; Hon
Elijah Ward, Middleboro.
Springfea-Rev. s oseood, D. D.; Rufus Elmer; John
l. Kings G. G. Wood, NJ. ID J. 7. Rockwood; Homer
Foot Esq.
VIM. S. GOODWIN, General Agent
janStf Office % Main street, opposite Central Church
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FOR SALE,
House Wanted.

SA A GENTEEL House containing or 10 rooms.
5ssa near Main street, wanted by small family Rem
@f% not to exceed $3.50 Inquire of
dec5 CARY e. FIELD Central T. vcbor,
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$1,000 REWARD.

"a. above u onFred to any who will furnish an mr.
ucle That is given to the public that is So saf ~ ~
ne, IN Will on sufficient trial cure as many cases n
COUGHS OF every kind in SO short a lime as The
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Hotel to Let.

MA A ND FURNITURE FOR SALE,-situated in u
EtB "A honrishng village, and now doing a pood hnsi
42@s2.ness. apply at this Office. dec 2-dtf
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Nashing Find.

TOHN H. WALTON'S~ WASHING FLUID which ha.
been proved to be superior article for sale by the cal
lon or barrel by DRAPER < CLARK
Sept2 dwf lJ3 los & LOT Front St
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Boston and Worcester Railroad

- 'V11~ W VAOOoJtI NaIIEOau
lCks mn Ekes15s5ts-51 - rz5-=-----
- 5s1
GIUnH 1RRdNG EMENT, cozyaencino o., , ioeo
fAsSENGER TRAINS FOR BOSTON, as fo I, ~ io'o
e'e Worcester at 3, 1908 1870 am sac SIS ICi
- MilDuIy 7l5 g o22 pm
Milford at 7C0 g 3.5O PM
SaXonvie at q * g i.io
Newton at ZOO and o C Aoo 4'42
BrooklIne at u, 81 q 10} a.m a. 81 & A. a 30 g
r. ", TRAINS FROM BOSTON leave al foIIo,y SoO
fof worcester at 73O and am, IL 80 $50 a AZ
hiillbury O' ~''o' y " 2'oUp pm
Milford at oman
SaXonvlle at e00 g 4.42
Newton at 745 g 10 On o 4 80
Brooklme at sos 81 a m I24 81 : e. s ~ D. 10
OF dwtf ~ ItiH,i5t ANYWAY Guide.
Providence and WorcoS,or Tl--:,-
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For Sale mr. to T.et

@m5 uiE BUILDING formerly occupied by Mr.. F. E
$3.50 blgei"w, situated the RailIoad, near Messrs
oullohs 6rlst Mill II is suitable for manufacturing mn
s or machine shop The Lot is about IS BY 90 with
sinai building attached for storage. Inquire of The sub
ScIiber at Messrs. Eare's Lumber Yard
oIt gu SIMEON MAYO, JR !.
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Providence and Worcester R3iIroa

LEA
- e Z $50 ~
WINTER ARRANGE MENT-On md 49, -,
> A-SV
Southern shield., 1851-03-22
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION:
HELENA MARKET.

We publish below the prices of few of the leading articles i'll the Produce and Grocery line, for the benefit of our subscribers in this and the adjoining counties who trade at Helena They may rely upon the correctness of the statement:
 FLouR-St. Louis city Mills, SG % to SC 70 -Ohio, $4 50 C S4 75.
 BAcoN-Hams, 9 to l2c.-Sides, Crib Sc. LARD 90 l0c.
 BULK PoRK.--5 Sic. per lb. CoRN-7O C 75c. per bushel. MEAL-75c $I " OATs-70 75c WHIsKEY-27 to 28c.
 MoLAssEs-30 to 40c.
 BAcGINc & RopE-Bagging fl to Ice. per vd.-Rope.7 ' to Sc. per ID. SALT.-Coarse, Sl, l,50-Fine, S1 90 persack Castings, II C 5c. per lb.
 Nails, , 6c. per ID.
 Powder, s5 50 $6,50 per keg, Cheese 84 93c. per h.
 Sugar, 6! e 74c. per ID.
 Co9ee, l2 13c. per ID.
 Candles, Star D 28, TaIlow SC. per L. Rice, 6f C 7c. per lb
 Nacherd, Sl0,O) to 8l2 per bbl. Umdow Glass, $2,5O $4 per box.
Southern shield., 1851-03-22
To All Whom it May Concern
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
 yHNHAT the undersigned, as Adminstraof ' A the Estate of Eliza R. Hoschel, da ceased, will make application to the Pro0a' Court of Phillips county, State of Arkansas at the next term thereof at Court to be begu1 and held on the first Tuesday after the tn" Monday in April, A. D. 1851, for an ordef a' thorizing the sale of the following descI.o5l tract of land, situate in the county of Philips belonging to said Estate, to wit:
 The northwest quarter of section twehN eight, (2S) township one (1) South, range thfo' (3) East. .,a
 For the purpose of paying the debts of salD Estate. k. A. BLOON
 Administrator Of the Estate of Eliza h.
 March o2, 1s5l.7 Hoschel, decd
Southern shield., 1851-03-22
TIE EXPLOSION ON BOARD THE OREGON

THE EXPLOSION ON BOARD THE OREGON FURTHER PARTICULARS. .- MT. Benedict clerk of the steamboat Empire State, fur nishes the following additional particulars of the explosion on board the steamboat Or egon, gathered from the survivors of the dreadful disaster.
 The number of killed is said to be much above the estimate previously given. None but those who were able to walk and as- sist themselves got off the wreck. There was no time to search for the wounded, and the actual number of those who periShed on board will, perhaps, never be known. The officers and crew, all told, numbered about seventy y-five, and the cabin passengers sixty, making in all one hundred and thirty per- sons. Thirty three were taken on board the Empire State, and about the same number on board the Iroquois. The killed and missing would thus amount to from sixty-fve to seventy persons, without ta- king into account the deck passengers, of whom, 1t is known, there were several on board. Of the badly scalded, child of Mrs. Asher and two servant women died in few hours after the accident; the others were left at Natchez and Vicksburg Scarcely any baggage was saved The sufferings of the scalded and wounded was heart rending; some were almost naked one moment imploring assistance and the next death.
Southern shield., 1851-03-22

The American (Miss) Citizen says: "At the last regular meeting of the Southern Rights Association held here, there were seven or eight persons present! Had the Union party not better call meeting to counteract the tremendous moral influence which these Southern Rights meetings are exercising upon the country? Let the senti- nels upon the watch-tower of liberty look to it. "God save the Commonwealth and the Honorable" State Rights Association ot Madison county"
Southern shield., 1851-03-22

great expense And this construction oi the Constitution appears the more reason able from the consideration, that II these works, of such evident importance and utiii- tv, are not to be accomplished by Con- press. they are not to be accompli shed at all. By the adoption of the Constitution the several States voluntarily parted with the power of collecting duties ot impost in their own ports, and it is not to be expect ed that they should raise money, by inter nal taxation. direct or indirect, for the bene- | fit of that commerce, the revenues denved l from which do not, either in whole or in i part go into their own treasures. Nor do | i perceive any difference between the power of Congress to make appropriations for objects of this kind on the ocean, and the power to make appropriations for similar objects on lakes and rivers, wher- ever they are large enough to bear on their waters an extensive traffic. The magnti- cent Mississippi and its tributaries, and the vast lakes of the north and northwest, ap- pear to me to fall within the exercise of the power, as justly and as clearly as the Gulf of Mexico. It is mistake 10 regard expenditures judiciously v made for these ob- jects as expenditures for local purposes. The position, or site of the work, is neceS- sarily local, but its utility is general A of less than mile in length, though local in it's construction, would yet be national in
 its purpose and it's benefits, as it would re- move the only obstruction 10 a navigation of more than a thousand miles, affecting several States, as we'll as our commercial relations with Canada. 50, too, the break water at the mouth of the Delaware is erected, not for the exclusive benefit ot the States bordering on the bay and river ot that name, but for that of the whole coast wise navigation of the United States, and, navigation. lfa ship be lost on the bar at the entrance of Southern port for want of sufficient depth of water, it is very like l " 10 be a Northern ship; and if a steam boat be sunk in any part of the Mississippi, on account of its channel not having been properly cleared of Instructions, it may be a boat belonging to either of eight or ten States. may add, as somewhat remarka- bIe, that among all the thrtv-one States, | lilclG IS uOuG lIldl IS HOl, to d SlColCl Ol less extent, bounded on the ocean, or the Gulf of Mexico, or one of the great lakes, or some navigable river.
 ''In fulfilling our constitutional duties, fellow citizens, as in carrying into effect all other powers conferred by the Constitu- ton, we should consider ourselves as de- liberaling and acting for one and the same country, and bear constantly in mind that our regard and our duty are due, not to a particular part only but to the whole.
 "I therefore recommend that appropria- tions be made for completing such works as have been already begun, and for com mencing such others as may seem 10 the wisdom of Congress to be of public and general importance"
Southern shield., 1851-03-22
COMMERCIAL, New Orleans M arket,
OFFICE OF THE PIcAyuNE, Saturday Evening, March I5.


 CoTToN-The accounts by the Pacific, received on Monday last, imparted more frmness to our factors, but as the demand was limited the sales during the first four days were confined to l3,250 bales at irreg uar prices. Yesterday without any later accounts an animated demand sprang up and resulted in the sale of fully 750O bales. This morning the letters by the Pacific came to hand, and although those from England are represented as being very discouraging, the demand continued fair and the sales reached 375O bales, making a total for the week of 24, 300 bales. The purchases have been chiefly or speculation, for England and the North; French buyers having ope- rated but sparingly. The prices of mixed and low lists have been irregular, while even running lists are seldom met with and command proportionattly / higherrates. We quote:
Southern shield., 1851-03-22
Helena, March 9, 1851.
To All Whom it May Concern
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, TENHAT the undersigned, as Administrator 0 A the Estate of William M. Bostwick, 4e ceased, will make application to the Proba' Court of Phillips county, State of Arhansls at the next term thereof, at Court to be beguL and held on the first Tuesday after the thlf, Monday in April, A. D. 1851, for an order au thorizing the sale of lands, situate in PhlillP county, and town lots in Helena, Arkansas, Oe longing to said Estate of William NJ. Bos."-,S deceased, as aforesaid, for the purpose otPayH- the debts of said Estate.
 A. H. RINGO, Administrator of the Estate of William Nj. Bostwick, dec d.
 M0rch 22 lSll
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The second Quarterly Meeting for Helena Station of Methodist Episcopal Church, South will be held in this place by Rev. Messrs Steele and Sugg, commencing on Friday even' ing, 28th inst. Preachers and people are gen. eralv invited to attend. March p, 1851.