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The republic., 1851-12-16

rENHE BANK OF THE UNION, IN BROWNS
4 Marble Building, is now open for the transac-
tion of an Exchange and General Banking Busi-
ness. RO ii. GALLAiER,
President
s. w MARSH Cashier. Dec 1876
The republic., 1851-12-16

HAEDsoME Com MEDAL, with suitable inscrip
tions and devices. has been manufactured 10y
Messrs NJ. w. Gait and Brother. for the Weslcy
Chapel Sabbath School. and which was last night
presented to their superintendent MIR. II. J Ma.
frruder.
The republic., 1851-12-16
n.I1imors correspondence.

Destyt.clipe FTre--A Church BuTnf-NiSs CathGrine
Rayes - Inferesiing from Liberia The Odd Fd
L1,pS and RossuihS The Markets, SC.
The republic., 1851-12-16
HATS, CAPS, AND GENTLEMEN's FUR
NISIIING GOODS JUS'r RECEIVED.

HATS, CAPS, AND GENVLEmEN'S FUN-
NJSHING GOODS JUST RECEIVED.
ID EEBE'S superior New York style of Hats and
I'D Caps Philadelphia, Paris, and London, beau
tifu and much admired; Washington style SLOUGH
Hats, of every style and price; children's Fancy
Hats and Caps, in pleasing variety. Also large
and elegant assortment of Gentlemen's Fancy
Goods and Toilet Articles.
Gentlemen in want of the above articles arc most
respectfully invited to call and examine my stock,
which is now complete and of superior quality,
at moderate prices. CHAS. ii LANE,
New Hal, Cap, and G Gentlemen's Furnishing Estab
lishment, Pennsylvania avenue, between d and
9th streets Dec 2-d3wif
IUnion Telegraph, and Wash News.
The republic., 1851-12-16

PAraIoric Some anxiety was manifested by
certain persons yesterday upon the passage, by the
House of Representatives. of the Senate resolution
of welcome 60 Kossuth. for the explosion Of gun
powder; but on ''sober second thought" the idea
Nas abandoned
The republic., 1851-12-16

MATTHEW ST. CLAIR CLARKE has re-
lfI opened office for the transaction of law and
agency business on + street, near the Department
of the Interior, and nearly in rear Of Wilard's Ho
tel, where he boards. Dec l-d3m
The republic., 1851-12-16

SUPERSEDED In consequence Of an exhaustion OF
the money appropriated for erecting additions TO
the Capitol, and the inclement season for out
door work, about one hundred aud fifty mechanics
and aborers were discharged, on Saturday last,
from that work. and further operations suspended
for the present.
The republic., 1851-12-16

MADAME BlscAccrAsTI-Thc public, we trust,
will not fail to remember that the concert proposed
TO be given by this lady takes place tomorrow
"wednesday evening, instead OF TO night, as for
mery announced, when rare chance viii be al
forded Of bearing this distinguished vocalist, at
Cnrual's Saloon
The republic., 1851-12-16
COpP,S PAVILION.

Dec l0-eo6t
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NEW ORLEANS:
FRIDAY MORNING, OCT "a, 1851
City Intellisences


MURDER CAsE.-Ths examination of Michael ksarney
and Pat Mdnahan the form charged with sabbing Pak.
hos and the latter with hiding and absg keansy In the
set came up Yesterday osfoss Reco'd OfawsI kos. a.
. stated day sso. has died Of biz Wo1ods.
Thomas Thomas a Waterman. swosnr-Witnss was on
his beat the hs llh ocobw; st about9 o'clock
heard the cry Of watch went and lying on the
banquet wines and Watohman Mitchell arrested The
accused who were standing ths head of the s Kea,nsy
said witness, you has will serve you The same
wayI the other man." Manahan went out and vii,
nsss caught him in Common srsss Ro d Kssrasy had
stabbed him.
Elizabeth Watson, swom-Ssw two men fighting on the
night Of the sabbing Of them was Kearnsy who had
knife in his hand ting the other saw the wounded
man fall on the banquet. and afterwards him put in
oab
Amelie Vincent. sworn-Saw Ksssusy and Manahan 60
in the house heard say that there Yves man
bed and that ksarnsy would kill him; told Manahan
sane Aeaney away: and he said. he must 20 home
witness then went on another gallery, and saw keamsy
beating the man in bed Manahan called for a watohmaa
but none was at hand witness then Kearney and de-
ceased lighting on the gallery and heard Ros say For
ssods sake, Mike. let me aons-don't kill me.' Keamey
drew knife about eight inches long: him make cuts
and witness blood ON the knife.
Msnahan pushed deceased the sas and thsn shut
the gate; the watchman had to break it opea.
Eliza OBien, sworn-er testimony coroborated that of
Elizabeth Watson.
witness being absent and the officers not being able to
find him. further examination Of the was until
tomorrow morning.
s sL I..nsoo.uei Ta'o~cn Yesterday dsmissed Inc
% ~ o. a'ISA uhn. IN wn'cn SUIT was Drought
Tor libel alleged to have been published the lh instant.
msnt bv ,bs dsfsrd.n, ~ NAN ''' '' 90 o." "N'''''''
-
, oLoshp -iwentya1 Cohee houses' 1rocenes and
y' sops he pfophe.os Of wnian nave Deen DONG bna-
,h Cono,p s ~. "Ssse', WEI ysssas isp0I.eo ~
f,,d.,aII IT,. III w ~ 1sIu nas " re
.i,h n r 49,. ~. " o. . ue," " S'''' '"''"-
~ " A' "'a"N'''n'"" ."ss ''po''su'
inquest was held YESTERDAY by tho Coroner
On ,ne oodY Oh whte man named Archibald mcdonald.
Hi W.a,a, VIC S ~ ''se'' "e'~e'n "''oo anu
p. -.
"a ANp AnsoH'- ne "ofe Of SAessFs' napcocA
vne' w. oV Co"mon siee' up Sai"' was en'eiea on
nay evening assk was broken open ana fopDed OF
% n uoAis, anu 'ne s'ofe 81 On hie IN tneo paee
49, l e ,e sp'sau " any s.'on an ai''n ws
;d,, hI III :. ~ a.J 80: 49,, "s
800 T.; 49, 80. -. - w .o. rnu 'nS'e.; "o.e
ns,.,or. Of ,hs o,;o.a ""' "''''''" '-' ' p'
5000 " 80 ~
GoSTkMfT ot CouRr.-A duannty OF furniture which
hau oesn paced IN son OF Ellen Commeriofo' IN Fly
ian siee' ny pfocess from Justce byrne Cou' wss on
e'nese, e"osou rom r'nen p'e a. ~ yonn A1a"e''
W VINCE A'.Ae' ~"
a Eesene riseon ue'n Nc, y~s.Ioay'
o,e NeooueI 20 lois tnaI nc seW nhaa W.
oeaA vase On u TOMB o. osponen ~, 'H" :. uuIsns
sounn NO .hd nen sauosu MN " .s 'n''' snu
r.T y" 80 asv hespeoa, "''
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Great Sale Of Store Lots. =. First Annual Sale O
the BattuFe Building Lots, Second
Municipality, New Orleans.

By J. A. BEARD 4 MAY, Auctioneers.
"WEDNESDAY, January y 1854 and following days. :. u
Sale. Room, Magazine stsst, Nesofissns- ''' A''''s
iIeat q nSniclpay No. rwo, N..3.:.. sas esesmiy
% r. = is: 10: !: q: .s Z a .
sad :p.eis q mad. apd signed H. l.
oTs e. sps SSS td qa' e. . s.. b,
Levse Fulton, Common and Canal sse each lot having three
!. NINE LOTS OF GROUND square bounded BY From.
N: fo%. the cammoo Tss ssd
% &. r. ruSs ;Sa FEM
= sixTEEN LOTS or GROUND, bounded BY New L.,.s,
o NJ form. the eorn.. fuon New Lez.s and
Losa O. TO- Ii, Il, Is ii. is front New Levss
q SIXTEEN LOTS OF GROUND the .qu.,. bounded BY
Ps'.; and .; f. e
md r0y ,1s n:y Lave. tS Me- form; ht
IL ssi lex Isyss :..: ~ o. NJ -
I vi Sd oa . s bounded
to nslq.: Lot NJ e. form: shs eons.
~ 9,1 Ne: k ks'. y: :'sss e.. to H.
Lsvse Fulton. Gd and NoIs Dame strset numbering from 70
S s q sc rs Don. ~ Ss
snd New Lsvse mss. Lsu and front on Fulton
- NINE Lots OF GROUND square bounded By Not.
1--we. L.: Ne sa % N.s Tas
New Lsyss :.I.e Lotsa s4s g. and front and
TWENTY ThR Es LOTS OF GROUND i. tn. .qu... boua
ded Julia 81 Joseph New Lsvee Fulton res NUMBERING
from 49, inclusive. Lot Me- corner Of lula Fulo
and New Lyee streets Lot No. % forms D. Joseph
Fulton and New Leyee street, Lots q 6, g. To- H. nj
10 a. Is, 49, H. Is. 49, so a. a front fulton Lsves
g. FIVE LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded BY b.
Joseph, Market New Lsvee and Fulton sreei numbering from
ncnsave Lot No. forms the of Fulton
New Lvee sTses Lot No. toms Fulter
and New Leves sresss Los and front and New
Levee streets.
Deor Fulton and New Levee Streets numbering 10 s. in
l of Mae
MARKET Streets Lot No. forms the Deor, Fulton an,
New Levee streets Lsts and front and New Lave
49,
H. ONE lsLET, bounded BY Desgd Fulton New Lsvse AM
street not named having four ironts
The above described property rom s locality superior
Real Estate the United Staes The whole building o
have two front. opening wide and well adapted
l heavy Western business vhols
Lhognphic Plans viii be ready Tor the August an
be forwarded with marginal person chem
Lots viii be sold in Of properly that represented
compromise under which this sale made prior day
| sale. = :
Tsrms Of Sals-One-hih CASH balance equal ns,almen
divided into required tvo year
Credit with sx Cent
and then paid per per final paymsu
/ secured by mortgage sui5 ef
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Per schr Mary Ellen from Tampieo-Mr I.sb,n,. Mi.
Fowler, Mr. Magure. Mr. Merck. '' '" "A
Storage. ~ '"'"o'o-"
lady, Mrs Pennell-lO neeraee " "ise@S ao
Fer brig Two Marys from Bordeaux-7 pssseneera
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70 me Frat municipality designated the follow ins
tsUs " We Nos: commences at the Railroad up.
IN 1s SECOND n the Nos commences above
ing No. being Fatboat Landing In the Third Tml n, r.,
oonnenne RhlIond nd
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JUST OPENED
From steamship Winfield Scott and shp Manchester well
Known Establishment Ct
SIMPSON, so Canal street,
large stock of
SessSOssSsble Dry Goods.
person by proprietor whose taste and JUDGMENT
SO av0rby known the ladies' of NevOreans may appear
upeuous these goods Unsurpassed for beauty
cheapness
Laces and Embrofsleries.
Rich Chsmisettes Embroidered Embroidered and Lacs
Capes Embroidered Handkerch scolloped Handhschisfs
Riviere and Hsmsched Mourning
Aounins Sets, Misses Handkerchief Pasoda Sleeves Lace
Toilets Lace veis Toeu, lack Silk Lace. Lace.
Lace and Muslin Curtains, etc.
Silkss Silks!! silksssl
Chene shks Striped Silks ran Black silhs
Silk Vslves, Black and Coored, A
For Evening Dresser.
Magnhcsny Embroidered Twisted Silks Grenadiuss and cr.pss
surprising In beauty any thing previously Imported.
Wooden Dress Goods.
Black and coored French erno Black assorted cooru
Moussene de LANES. Canton Cloths Black CA,nmss and
Apacas fancy Aipacss, Paamaas rich Dams.s Barssss
Black Harsses
H0sieryy Hosieryss
Black aud colored Cashmere Hose Hose of all de-
scriptions Chdens Msrno Cotton Hoss Ladies' and
Chidrens Under Vests, Unions.
Mantillas and Cloaks.
Wstefed Silk Cloakk, vet sntss
Scarf Mantlas, Wasred Mantla AdaniIIa,-
Of the hates, styles and unsurpassed and trimming
Heavy Silk Frnges of all coO the prevailing Parsn style for
WOODEN Goods.
blankets-wh scarlet pairs .uitsbs for
family or plantation use.
satnsts, Kentucky Jeans and Linseys.
fannsis-6au1e, vhss yellow. bsa and srena qualities
Housekeeping Dry Goods.
GUMS ieots Covsfs, Piano Covers, o Cohs Malug Turkey
Rsd Calico Furniture Caicoe Curtain Goods Csh
Table Linens sheetnss, Bed Ticks, etc. etc.
....Also....
PARASOLS, UMBRELLAS, TRIMMINGS.
Best Kid Gloves.
Black vhie dark and light coofs, Is cents.
Second quality Kid Gloves, fresh, 50 cents.
oo dozen Linen Cambria HANDKERCHIEF from per dozen ur
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
a assortment at lower prcss other
These articles we'll shipments DOW on ,h
way. have ali been
PURCHASED WITHIN THE LAST MONTH,
and owing the
GREAT DECLINE IN PRICES,
the pubc can be supplied at this house
MUCH CHEAPER
than at establishments in earlier con
80 asntly. to do yourself justcs in selection of
PLANTATION,
HOUSEHOLD and
FANCY DRY GOODS
you should, previous purchasing examine the
SIM ON'S,
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STEAMBOATS,.


Fs, sae6;se-7,,y. N NJ, 49,
WiussS xmsnes 1sst ri . =: - ~ IN.
e5O1. n a. H. sss p ~ Ssszsy ~ ynT.
6iSss.ca. nassss, snsviss Ss:s SuiIt ~ e - a:
ssss;.s wii - g. fs:selsssss EsiSsss Sui,. - Is
rs ~ nGsa ns~ a. nohst. ~ - - -
odES n ~ a~~.f - a, AS~ ~ -
- : 1so1ei - aee.=- q
Ia HeSiis' ~ b. e. IL. -. -.
We. nspG. az. bs!on - Kasss-
Ell -, - - IN pus.ts
pS'R 49, ~ ~ ~ Lake ,uo.c, WI rHNI
esssi ksysen resa ~ $hsgSpse2 3ys ~ ~ ~
49, SS.iIH..A - eS0T ~ IUkGDAI - ekN NO. ~
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CaRSCkHr Orvc.,
Friday Morning, OctobW -. 1851.
Cotsen-Ths sales yesterday proved to b larger than w.u
sxpsctsd early in the morning. and summed up 600 bas
Piess unaltsrsd.
new ORLEANS utAssIvIcAr1oH.
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WANTED.

| ITO RS-WANTED-Two first rate
= Milinen to 20 to Mobile Apply at No. ls Apol
sIeet. 02l lw
| WANTED - Information Of HARTLEY
| " MCFARLAND. who left Canickfersus. county
Antrim Ireland. soma yean ago. When a., heard Of was
In this city. Any aeoount concerning him will kully
reosiyed BY his brother al za8 Julia street. 90 3s
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j. II. CARhERASs
AUCTION STORE:
~ CoNrI STREET,
LII Mrcb sndse for
"A or Private Sale. ~
u Particular will paid outdoor sales Of Curroe,
Household Furniture, etc. s"s''
of Gooo, vbsn asp,.i,.
70 ps soio NJ aoeuon. je1 in
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PUkt VI NEW UkLhANs

rHuuy morning. October A. 1851. (
Cleared Yesterday.
shp Assoa: B sidsSs tcssRSS Jenkins eco
Schr Martha. Weber. Pensacola. "n"ney HE. Ico
80
Arrived
emp 81 Louis. Bunker 10 days from New York, to Co.
snip Hsvsn1s CEows Is days from New York, to w
.oasn rouro. Lewis. from Liverpool 7th Instant to
Bark Montank. Brown. day from Mobile, to m,s,er-
French brig I've Mys. Bsaucops. 90 days from Bordeaux,
Span bark Catalina. Garnga s. days from Barcelona, to
scf Mary Ellen Henry lodays from Tsmpco to Dslvais
Bee, Berkshi.e. from Red River.
EIo, Wh IT, Bdtadys from Wllismsport.
Empire. Msekin, from st Louis.
IA kelf, Hall, from Ouachits,
New Lal0nas Landry. from Bayou Sara
~ James. ksIcheyal. from Yazoo City.
Uncle Gam, Van Dusen. from st Louis
Towboat Hercules Davis. from the Pass,-wept down
Towboat Mary kinasland Phillips. from the Pases-went
down hght-brought up ship St Louis and bng Two
Towbeat Olivia. Whusnore from the P..s,-wsn, dow,
sntIbPfousht up ship Revenue. bark Catalina and schr
Memoranda,
Capt Henry, of the schooner Mary Elem from T.mnoo
th Instant reports the Mexican steamer Neptune arrived a,
that port ON the 9Th inst with Mexican Government
lett In port loading schooner Gen Lincoln for this port
.
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sas sSs S: ) SkkssSssss1 , }A...-.
SHIPPING.

1870 CHARLR6TOU AND aAyAQA
e P Gss !. Un.tsa ;t..s. 1sa Lins s.s.ss.
Asv ,Wsst-Ths splendid asem.hip tsABaL. Capt Rol-
CHARLESTON q. CD TO HAVANA. leaving Havana
for and I'D Of each months leaving Chszss
ton for Havana on the ls and 18th.
RATES OF PA1sA0B:
Havana TO Charleston Savannah. 80
For further pa1icniare, apply to-
N. Z. MOkpECAI, ChAxlesr0n, oTto
Il. J. HART 4 co. ~ Tch0upitoulas Il. N. Orleans.
Axents At HAYS hA, DRAKE BROS 4 co.
EV Passenger leaving Havana By Tins ship can reach
namose The fif Dsg W taking the Land Route,
New York and Pade phia time by taxing the
5teanshiB To those pofts. d6 2aw
"a FOR vkRA. CRUZ = Ths Al ooppessd and
copps. fastsned well known regular packet schooner
BONITA Sbila, maasss, having neasly al her
cargo engaged, will mesl with dispatch Rss balancs of
freight o. paaage having superior accommodates. apply
&c BARELLI co. 81 Cs.naa =.
-. FOK San JUAN DIX NICARAGUA, Va
Sk CHACREsH1hs naunch blik iTun hig JO-
ekPhlNB. Filstte. master. will have dnOairh.
ESs freight OF pasxs 70 ethst Ct " .boys pscS hsvins
BA2ELLl 8 co. n Common &.
II w. 3. BROWN. ~ GknylR =.
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grand display Of FiREwORKo will be given on Lafayette
square on the 18th November next BY Mr. G. CArOR for the
oensns OF the Association mssnhc The con.
mplssd display will be perfect representation Of the celebrated
Crystal Palace.
TO give Every person chance Of Witnessing exhibition a.
ven " 70 enable all to contribute their mite for good cause he
tickets Of admission will be so CENTS be obtained at
the principal music and the city, at the Offices Of the
nespaps, and from the undersigned member Of committee
HENRY Bl!R, Prudent, Mayors Office.
sAM'LG Rise, yioe President. Municipal Hall q
E 4; BsRcIsR. Treasurer, % Tcbou pitoulas q.
G.W. HvsskLL. Secretary. q Magazine 4
y. y. MClHrIRE, II Charles q,
JULIUS FULDA, rs Port ct. =
u 0JBNRY, 70 Vaudeville a.
OLD r. GRUB1R, Surveyors ofice, Custombouse
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6uc0oo9l0n.. OF. B. 4. Grimm.
BIZ r. b. TAYLOR 4 TOURNE.
Office 50 Gravter strses
MONDAY, November TO- balfpss 10 b. scrd ii
1 auction No. 81 Camp street, ssis and IN pnTsu
Of order from the Second District Of the psfi.b
Of Orleans BY the Hon. J. N. Lea
The valuable LIBRARY bsloneue the
above succsson embracing all the valuable works
....Aso...
valuable Fovins PIECE Fhins Rcd, Gold Watch and
Chain pair Of Pistols, Derngrsi Mahogany Writing Desk
Tables, Arm Chars Walnut Book Cases Ame oiei
personal efects.
u Terms cash.
Catalogues Of the Books ready for delivery Office Of
the
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sIss s,sii:;: Sssdj ~ ~: 60
Tobacco-so hhds. fine lot. sod at over TO-
Sugar and MolAsses-Sugar was qust. with sale Of
l6 hhds inferior and gssn. nsw crop. at Moas.
lot Of Is bbb old Fsboilsd brought only l5c gallon
Flour-Ths supply still sxoesds the demand and barely
1900 bbs changed hands. including some 600 bbs Illinois and
st. Louis In many lots and mostly at % rs for full weight
also s bbs fancy Illinois, and $50 hf bbs private tssms
tran-Co was hsavy and barely $500 sacks found pss-
chasss. at @0c for good mixed and yellow. and l20lc
for whits .Ons lot of Bran (sO seks) brought CSC ioon
On the Lsvss.. ..St. Louis Oats a0a2c
Pr0vlhons-Thsrs bst little doing in The Pork
MARKET though lot Of 500 bb thsssabouh was aid
to have bssn 'od in the vicinity Of els 90 Dbl. ts
which all the large holden refuse Bacon Il casks Side
wse disposed Of in two lots 1t lilo D.. Lard somewhat
inquired for. andles kegs No. to prime 1t 10 and
b00 prime from store II 10ko b.
Co6ee-lloo bags sold at slOskc.
Gunny Bass-Ws noticed sales of $500. in two lots, At
9h09xc. cash. from the Leves.
Bsssins snd Rope-30 coils sold at sx, and Is pieces
and coils 1t IA and SIC cash.
Whisky-Salss s. bbs Ross extra at DC.
but I'd asked.
Exchanse-vsy little doing and the rates almost nomi.
nal:
Startling .106k 69l06k.
Francs .622xQD6Nk.
New York sixty-day Bills .808k = ct. disc
sight Checks on NewYork ........x ot disc. 0par.
SGW ORLEANS CATTLE nARK ET,
JErrHRso4 CITY
Thursday Evening" Octohw a. 1861,
Arrived today per steamer Empire 81 Bssves Der Upcls
SAM - Cattle and $50 Hogs. The Colunbus. with lis
Cattle and 500 Hogs, 10 due.
-PRIORs-
SF.ss:. ''cj;.::.3sss : : s &C.:
sEsss s. %
cALvEs and YHARLNaR. l6 00G ia M = ;,ead
POkt VI NEW UkLhANa
DkrTTuDs age 81 80" N--l.oyelrupx 9OU -nT,,,. a.
CREsCRNr OrUCR.
Friday Morning. October a. 1851
Cleared Ysstsrday.
Ship Ashland, Stone. Liverpooi = n y.-L:.
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Young Mems Assosia

-aaax Young Mems Association. ~.
<ES1 - Series Of Twelve Balls will be given 4 81
@Ht by this Association, ito subscribers on,y) at H7R
3S The Armcry Hall. 81 Camp strset, the frs; Of I
80 the series to take place the second SATUR- y
DAY In November
Subscription $40 half sdvapse balance on the eve of In
sixth Bail. " "
Subscription list will be closed n the 18th inst.
oI4 tnovl J. CHANDLER Sec'y, Is hatcher nj.
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1850, .,.o CONTAINING NO ALCOHOL.
THE best ngs.s nsioius in the vssd sethsenFs
81 Dyspepsia In ali ~ fsrmssucA tbs asahache
lever and asvs. heat I'D dsass srs
s ss. remedy. sarpssssd ~ any ssss i
49, er saiss suffering from uerns
A..eS u: sAa Ashy rspsssbss ss
Psofs.or a. A. HArss. \, D.. stsas Asay~s
utrTzHsEnY H04nR. -. ue4ton;
tAs, z; Dun.; -. CITY T.sscsss, essscss f
lion. L, d. AssclD. issSssy Gs.ssss Il H.: lsana.
lion. WI. sWsossslD.s. issnss'y Gs,s..sr Il nai.A.
Hsfii E ns.::s1s. sa--ds :, x.s.sl,s
al. / !; s@gsss. U. 3 s..a,r e.. RID. ia..a I:
h. S.. ~ g; r..lrs, sssaaos i.sa V1:psa';
H H:s: E ::.:S; ~: {; -: 80 9: ~
srows. kse.s Clssl 8 Is H. q fssrs.i'v's.
x. y. 5}0Won1D4p. -. Dstssis, 49,;
Tso. ~ y0.ns -. sSIy,yM 0sa,i nCseaaA iswAs
ssasa :s .. ~ ss:ss Us e
III. I'm. sAf e ~ z5sfIs ts::S
L: ~ s: = ~. swEldals 16.:iA c--...
~ cAyTiOn-Es sssi. . he o.siss sv,sss e.as
- vi nj .. :s:ss" q s:s 80 s.s. -: -:
Bids and, seiisa aney ng.avd tsse gpR II -
s:a:s. sss.,: sS ~ ss sss:s go:
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DOADS AND RAILROADS, manual Of the
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THE RANGERS or the fany's Daushter. a
tale illustrative Of the luiionaiy history OF Yer
mont and the northern camp ign Of ~; iy the
author of the Green Noun am boys"
T1E YOUNG GOVERNtSS; or The Educa-
ton of circumstances.
THE HEIR of VAST. WAYLAND, a tale :
by Mary Hewitt
LADY WILLOUGHBY: or Passage ON the
diary of wife and mother, IN the seventeenth GEN.
The GLENNS; family history; by J. l.. Nc
Connel.
TRAVELS IN AMERICA: two lectures de.
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Earl ofCarlise. JUS reed aud for sale by
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f)rr,cr or rpF EVANSVILLE * ILLINOIS X. TX. Co.,
f.vANsvII LIE. jane "a. 1851. >
TT is ordered by the Board oi Directors OF The
i said Company that final call at S. per share
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now or late residents OF VandeTbufgh Counly Ia
or non-re.idents of the State OF Ia. he made pay
able at the Office of the Evansville Insurance Co..
in Evansville, on Thus ay the lOt1 day OF July,
1851. between 10 o'clock, NJ and O'Clock Z.
NJ And that all ar'earaees or money due nr uh-
iii am ali stoek held rs aforesaid. shall be due
rnd p,vapIe al the same time and place. THIS be
inc final all on all such stock now or then un
paid. Attest, JOuN lNGLE, JR Sec'ty
;al7
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The Harmony of Pro- hecy; or Scriptrral Illus
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pAIIRoADCRcss TIES WANTED.

'CyEALEU pr poSais will tie receive at IN Once
- of the Secreiay { he Evansville ard ., llIi'9s
Rrilroad Company IN Evansvi lie, until fhd Inc
9Th of June f,r he delivery a the Heii,"ad he,
mt IN Evansville "r on the line at the R"nd
within he Countv f Van Ie burgh, # y, exceed
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and large enough To -Guare 10y Z nc,ies, aud Ell
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For mrther specifications AMI p1rlcniirs en-
on;,e NJ INV orie. JOHN lNGLE, JR.,
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