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TosAcco.-The Baltimore Sun Of Sat-
urday says: The tobacco market son.
tinues very quiet. Buyers snd sellers
have not yet been able to msks terms
The former are still holding off in an,ioi-
patton Of lower prices. Small sales for
immediate wants have been making. Ohio,
inferior TO good common "a $5: good rcd
and spangled so a 81; good fine rcd
and spangled 7 TO $l2 so; good end fine
yellow 9 so a $l4 SO. fine red ssgar
wrappers II 80 SI4 SO The inspec.
,ions for the week are loe hhds. Maryland,
and 90 hhds. Ohio-in all l3t hhds. e"
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COURT.


The last was a busy week in our Court
of Common Pleas. number Of causes
were continued for want Of time to hsss
them. In some OF the cases ifIe continu.
ance was a great hardship to the parties.
Two weeks not sufficient for the busi-
ness of our court In the case OF Rachel
Ann Riley VS.. James Shuts Slandsr- ---ihs
Jury returned verdict in favor Of the
plaintiff for S4. ~ ~.
In the case Of the, State Of Ohio ".
Elisha Bailey. indicted for passing coun-
ierfeit money-ihe Jury returned = verdict
Of guilty, after very short absence. On
Saturday morning Judge Alexander sem
fenced him to the Penitentiary tos ihrss
years. ila6 1u.s
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he WASHINGTON, March 81. <
SENATE. A petition was presented from
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oFFIoIEL.


-
a Atsudu Gus y Convention qui ssst amAs eapitols,
Baton Rouse dans bat de fire Cpntue cnne
sprsa lournamsnt de IL Conven - Gouveer
publsa proclamation dlus aquee ordounera sra oieu
de Eat autorises lola Organiser scou de smbes de PAS
ssmbss Gea4as d'ouv serutn chsqus pac Dc Eas
sndroi indquss par Il premier Mardi Novp,ne pro-
chain pour peup Etat opon reject
Constuon; ct que "les commsates qul preside
1nmneont son compteront ous les buu puts lis
anameton rssnta Secretaire dkat conmement dis
positions la o actuee les secnsi lorsque rapport
maes rec cnquame Lupd de Novembe 81 lie rapport
nest plus tot il ssra du devor du Gouveeu dn secrSare
dEa Tresorer dEa dspouler pre-
qa voudron asssr cee operation, les
donne pour adopton ls et de la Constellation s teue du
rapport dcs commass qhne maorits des suges
avsur ratification la Constitution e pnnon-
Ger pfoeiaaon cette Constitution das Cons-
ton Lcuisne MATS que cete Constitution sceepse
r dn devor du eonrerueur de ae pnblsr dams e
journal Convention 10 rsulat appe
dennes dams chnque paoe pour
consequence conormment aa dits oraonnance je
prome psente vote oel dome aque pae pour
| Ia atitutiop este
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OFFICIAL.
I ProcsasssSySsoss
/, By JOSEPH WALKER,
lnpupMor, ~, n,xr1, an. - ~ = <,v,rsrA =,


- Whereas s conyencn as assembled 1t Capitol
Reus for the purpose forming Consultation, ali odain that In
sdass after the adjournment Of csnysnon the shall
sss hs proclamation, dectnghe several scsrs II author
lied BY law 70 hsd elections for Members Of the General Assembly
open and hold poll Parrish Of the State The places desgn
ted by law the ht edsy November purpose
sense Of the good people Of this State the
lion or OF restisn q this and the Commissioner
dessnasd to preside at said pe shall carefully examine
sch ballot and forthwith make thereof Secretary
State conformity with existing laws upon the elections;
ni upon the receipt Of said returns the h Monday No
venh the returns be shall duty the
Governor Secretary of State the Attorney General the
Treasurer In the of oil such attend
compare the votes ut said p for the ratification rejection
THIS Constitution and fiji shall appear said returns majority
O ID the votss favor Of raiyng the Consultation
we duty make proclamation
forth this Constitution shall be ordained established the const
on State Of Lsisana but whether this accepted
rejected shall be the duty the to be pubshed
the official the Convention the result pc showing
number Of votes cast in each P for against sa,d consi.u-
,on Therefore, in conformity with said ordinance hereby
claim the official vote cast in cah Pah for and snss conu
o be follows; For /. Ao.;,.,
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OF NEW ORLEANS, Decem

W. 6ls52By virtue resolutions and $40 Of the
Common Council of the approved the n August
and 9sth October 1852 and so requirements Of
Statute of the Legislature Of the State louisiana act
the licensing Of drinking houses and the
Notice hereby given that election will held by duly qua
fed voters this the fourth MONDAY December being
Nth month"; for the determining the
good people Of this city the question granting withholding
city. ID
Each voter will express his opinion by depositng
shall be inscribed printed "LCENSE NO LICENSE"
such wode will distinctly convey the intention the
The polls will be
the holding the State elections the
the same. e - ~. 80 &
Election Mayor
prescribed by rdec71 A. D. CRoSShiAN, Mayor.
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Dokysss 3 H0srtngton's
AGUERR EOTYPN AND sT0CK DHpOi

No. s CAMP STREET.
This we'll known establishments having been thoroughly repaired
enlarged improved proprstors the public
furnished Of
In the moei superior style and fnsh.
NJ Bpsracrp complete APPARATUS at The low
eat eash vcghtlandcr French Harriaon Lew HELPS
hnss Tubes with Box and extra Tablets for doars
Quick working Plates american and Frech Cases.
Stands Baths Chemicals, together with article
DAGUERREbTVPE BUaNEs constantly on hand and for sale
Wholesale and RETAIL, JAMS II
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENr-Le every body
No. i. &.
'.+ E. r. II
RdDW.dY'.S' READY REFLEX
10 THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER aEcoRDEDIN THE
MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN A FEW SECONDS. ~
!. wlls0p THE MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINgTEs oE
III sS
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
y sahs to the most euenng and ago
TO THE SICK AND PAIN-sUFFERINa OF NEW
ORLEANS. t..tll-
ii a;
VII su yk FAN Il ~ - M
nv mvsr : c1 4 q ov Z . o. 7 a 70
f sHgEstd1S n s ssE a sSsEs.
S s$sgg Il Sss s ESe5S S5nEs
S Sat HfS FRI s FIFTEEN axgFEs
sss4 sA5l4 \ s s5EE s aaTas.
s sTss M @ s s taSls
- "a fis ssfs fs's III:
aad quickly cure the a'i siGK HE,paouE.
a7 HARy EE W s5op sad TEE psv Most Bs Ds
attacks Il win cleanse and The stomach. and nsaazsihe
s' '' A-''i u 'lF y PREVENTION.
asa IT, cd g I'LL
T-. IN BATHINe,
% @ a /: s,s and ss ss Il.
fasen disease sad sIass hsadatbe and bisassss
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
PAINFUL DlscA rslssea ~ aass.sys5e rain aPsin
!, ''''''' "'' '-'F''' NHpRhLarA.
FiLN RT0PRsD INSTANTLY
sas s s 8 ss II h a sn sop T.
az angtes ts sufferer The sen
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The polls will be the day mentioned
Of o'clock the morning until o'clock the evening
be established the
and Clerks by Board city
Orleans and BY the Police Jury that the right
bank Of the the election duplicate
| shehh's Office, Parish Of Orleans, Dec. 10, 1859.
\ decla JAMES P, FRERET. Sheriff.
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Mutual BENEFIT Life and Fire Insurance


COMPANY OF LouISIANA.
~ Incorporated April ls4s declared dividend of 50 PEI
cent. Two Years, Business. .s 5
Office, No. es CAMP sT between aSayisr and Ccmmons.s
BpsniHss or rHK COMPANY corvNHD LIFE NsURAscl ONLY
This Company being Organized ssely protection policy
holders and sI famee against want and poverty
National the
and handsome legacy dows aud children after DEATH
If All policy holder whether for lie shorter terms, con
,inas the till DEATH papssin the whola p The profits
redos insure thu lives Of psbtofs married woman can
object the life Of husband hane and us
hefsefnnd children free from the claims ofclediors.
s-yff TRUSTEES. ~ ssssg i
John aasaa, Samuel sss~ais Rissssa i HsesI,
RobertJ. Ward. i. II. Barton, y,Perkns,
Joseph Wsiisr, Wn. Mare Arnold Harrist
Ns5s.xE5 4-sJ sDRECTORB, ~
4sy j ss-s s.. 9sss as saas "a gsy
samuel Wolf. John a. boSshsvty, 9. NJ. Iusheriord,
g e.. WIsfhsn, ,phr Gs .1s :. G. Amaosd,
EDw, JKassz Coxs vice President.
4. -. " spprnIysS' NJ D., Msdiesl Beard Of
a. asanTs a. A:t pa n conas ATTORNEY,
M RoHAnp Br, NJ D. III Asgasps street. Medical Examiner,
Wno will DO Of the Office daily from haifpast to9P.a.
Sy the Charter only $4,000 Ia taken single fs.
J This epepard V entertain fol- Life
nnd Policies all sound and healthy White persons
hnr the charged by the and without
their restrictions the South. charter Ddendn
Of declared and The pro draw interest. and
where he party has paid ~ premiums in full
Table of Rates and all information Life Insurance. papers
~ Extensive Travelling Privileges. = f'7'F-
" 0fkcs hours, y A. N. To JPN.
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NMAYoRAITY or NEW ORLEANS, Decem

Nn n 1UhALI1 Uf NEW OTtLEANio, DtCtln-
Der ss2By virtue of resolution No 4ss Of the Common
Council Of Orleans 9TH December 1851
Notice hereby given that election will be held
MONDAY December being day Of this month"; duly
qualified District comprising the First
Third Wards ofthe city New for TWO MEMBERS
snaiions Hon James RSbb and the Hon James Stockton
The polls for
the holding elections day and under the upen
ndsnce such Inspectors and Clerks be appointed preside
the \ -. > = - -
SPERM o1L-S000 gallons Winter Blsaohedi
- nj ssts tH oAhTEAA Co, u saa 10 csulaos n sss
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OFFICIAL,

SAM ~ Persons Wishing 10 take
SAND h the BAdre, the foot Of Rsce IT. without
PERMITS under tho direction Of the conmissary Of s 1aut
Surveyors Department. Nswoieass, Angus, is5a, s;sH
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NNAIRIE DE La NOUVELLE- ORLEANS.

v Decembre s5aEn des resolutions Nos $40 ct $40
Conse Commnn vile de la Nouyele Orleans
Aout ct lie Otobre 1852 conformement
racte de legislature Eiat Louisiana, u aoner
icence queuts
prouve 10 4 Mars, 1852 -
Avis donu6 quune election lieu
quali. de vile e quasme LUND de Decemtre jour
de mo ain do eonpa ropao da bon psnp de cet vile
question sayoir Pom donna
cafes pour Ia yonte des liqueurs oes dams vile.
Chaque opinion bulletin eque
saIoni ects on nprmes les mos "LICENSE "PAS DE
CENSE tells qu erenien P1tepon M
votant. 7@'- -'= - o., - 'f55 n
Les eIon onverts memas eno pon
detection dEat qu lieu 10 Jour- e
JUICES Ct sIeff rs qu seront NOMINEES pour Ia preder
Lea Commissses do elecion Maize
mtneht a In lol. Idec7] A. D. CROSSMAN, Maire.
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LIE serutn ouvert jour susd dppi eus Datn usqn
henres d sor tndros qu degne surveillance
e Commissaires ers seront NOMINEES ell ds Al
denen de Nouyee Orleans ct par 10 jury Police pour
ton deva e ondu ct les retoprs dupcaa devro e
feres nj souasgue, confonn6ment a la o.
Bureau du Sheriff dc paroase 10 10 D6eembre 1851
1,
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SURVEYORS DEPARTMENT, CITY HA11. n
NO | II NEw0HLrANs, June 9, 1850,
4 oTtpT inform od hat n


H. y SURVEYORS DEPARTMENT, CITY HA1x. ], y Y
vT,HE PUBLIC are informed that the ofHcesof
RssHI1 s sss'is ;ss
ss;
un s'rss between Royal 40 gfS5s eS
NTO. 473,--Resolped, That the Comptroller be,
~ q tss 1ws s Ill.,
@ S ss ny. es s as f saa"s
work dSSs In s \, e.
"S ga
s,sn.a, rs'id'S p g. g. S & Aiies E,a'"''
ls'shsal fresient Board Of Aldermen.
APgTt0ysda December 10 1861 AID cRossMAN Mayor.
i& T. ,'.. 90. CONTROLLERS OFFICE. ~
NJ gE Nsw oRLKAss, December y, Aso9' }
Ms- Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY,
the day January, 1885, viii adadicate, at my ONCE At -
's assl the ABOVE mentioned prBuys cop!res
/ MO. 47S.--Resolcea, That the Comptroller sell
eon notice IN M e ofaa Journal the cone nd
% st E s p sa s sS%pdsss
work Be to S or Y.
whose RnsGssTr
fsm.a, rrsaas w. P e. aL A.f Il A''n'
lS's'S'i - ='' President Board Of Aldermen.
AP Pssgss De'sn0e' 49, 1909 A. D. cRossMAN Mayor.
~ coMPTRoIIER,s ovFlcE. ,.,o
MB~ Noticeis hereby given that on MONDAY,
s q day Of @ AadSa ~ sss Il oe. ss H.
NJo, .47S,--Rtsofu que lie Contr6leur yende a
G ' 1ss dana asss l. ssds' p
P r. ssa sys s. s L sss ss
e ssR It. s,s ysy sn : . sa IL.
ICY 'ss'i d., : { yssss. Asrpns.n
President dq W opss q Dc A assA
~ President du conseH das Aidermen-
APe ess 10 - Dsee"'F' is@. AID cRossMAN nIairs
= BUREAU DU coNTRoLEuR
VILE Not osLK ANS, I6 Dscembre, 1881
Avis mn n
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III EW ORLEANS and Car Sc, xra
Y rolton Railroad Ltns-& 2ej&
Departure ofTIans. From NewOreans; =
Horaa Garsbh and N w., ~, l014, and II1f P. N.
hteam urains3 and P ucin.
avelyin summer, and until quarter, past in winter.
81 Fro1 Garrollca. ffH -l
Horse Cars and A. NJ, 3, ~ 10
Resm Trans7 and every hour
sveiy in summer, until f-past 6 p NJ in winter,
FAsS-l5 cents Children under II cents
~ the
aud end on the second Monday in November,
LAFAYETTE LINE.
CT These CaiHrun Depot
,,,. Depaysurs Of Cara. =
81 "ipler, from iayette and TX O'Clock.
=, s.,.. & psps y HareOns street. and SE
a. - Depot, Is Baronne street SIX TX Snds
uniii $ O'clock I'm. ' ~ '''
Then q vi, y 70 and II P. NJ, from the Depot. l4
Aud ~, ~ and ION P. NJ, from Lafayette.
EAgx-loeens. Children under ~ yesra, halfprIce
t& EoaSpecia Might para Ra Meetings etr npn
ps ~hnh t9ae after the aforementioned hours mhsl ly
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MARIE DE LA NOUVELLE-O ORLEANS, G
Decembs 4 resolution No. 4ss

1867 = -T'7II'- = FFe7
AVIS eat t.fnte donne qu'ne election lie
LuND dc D6cembre 27eme Jour de moi
sns1ss ds Premier Dsist les Second IIos
MEMBRES AUX coNSEIL DIES ALDERMAN remparement de
Hon James Robb de rHon Janies Stockton
pols mmes
Eseen lieu le meme jour surveillance
JUICES ct Greers qui nornes pssier. W
Les ron ieurs are commencement loi
dec7 w rfl. m s2 'HaFt "A, d. CROSSMAN. Maire
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Yp "A, FAHNEsToCK's vERMIFUG E.
R1. Fr.e PIT HOip. Hi'soro, Tenn, July 1851. :,
your 'ernias ior seye h p and freely that
has ente snsfiet Indispensable article
families with whom kind viii do in
vicinity could efficacy in relieving suffering restoring
heulth. The quantity expelled
exceeds bsl Every family shcul hare supply hand
am and ant supply possible. b. T. H0LLlNS
q Beware q counterfeis and inaiope
principal Dfuggistsi Orleans and
other cities, noy26d
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Mar,gSny ylssn No. y, g: Of following
VIZ 81 MopsI r. 81 Wn +. HossBEcK, R. s.;
81 HFysY hLThuIls TT CHAs BArsRs, o. RoB1. GaKae a.
meets EVERY MONDAY EVENING Temperance Hali. Bt
Chsvlap . . -
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.gITystai Fognt Division No. z, 9. Of TMsats every
street oGfcsrs for the ensuing ". ErIls
saewH Al g. hna r. H. W. ELLIS, A r. s.. E. BoorH,
Es.J 8, HhRRIs, II D. W. BRoHN C. A. HxRo, "A, c. WIT
WATSON, f. s., r. W. POWELL. Q. s. q IVA
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HHAht0 &GHeO Ls, First District. The dit.
s&ee Il rRIIclPA TEAcHkR Of ,hs Boys, High scpoo
tsaSl Dsesmbtr Applications this and rlna
- !. ssA.sls Il y sssissd Ss,, pss
eseA ~ ONCE, No. City Hall
Is e1 1lSssios IL sUFERiNTENDENT and TRACfiEKS ii
~ ~ Dtct viii tsks place bstwasu the oath December
~ ~ 51H&2{f. l&&1, 81 dec7t
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1gHANlgY INSTITUTE, Philippe street,
Skesse C.nsl saA cslaa sssssss ffytEftf HALL ANp
y tas1s snf Hi which, ii ia
IL adsrte4 70 Mupical;.sd .On,tUrcai Rpe,.
= senekt4a e94 yin y ianeaiassIy ops asd
45s = zGTiEa ao iii sss Ts. ns1ass
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es1lss. division No. 9. sT-Mse...ze.z wEpNEspAr

Enen Division No. g. Of T.-Aeetsevery FRIDAY EVEN
N A the Temple Hall No. a2a Thoupitonas
The following arehe officers for REID
r. H CARsrs, W A. Al MeQuAlrKn, r. g.; a, RossNwrs,
PSNpIF A. e.; HgsT eHsnAs s1cK
N1cHoris LsBERr JoHs CouLrEa, of Common
streets. s-a3 81. No. iva
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W y :. :
shes des dverses paroisses Et que
election Gouverneur Lsutenant Secr6re dEa
Taosr suntsndant de Educaon Pubiaus ct
meres de Assembse Generate nit lieu 10 susdt UArRIEE
LED ~ Dcsmbe proclaim divers prevus
la lo vent les procedures soen conites les
fas conoAment des elections dEat
suite court nervae gu sscouea 6eeo celu
on Ia legislature renna engage les officers enyoyer les
reoprs anssist6t que possible. :. ..-.s.' .
Donne gnnture l'Ea Baton
Ls Rouge, 22eme jour do Novemb 1859,
nnte. -septene de independancs les Flats Unis.
Par le Gouvernenr ! d JOSEPH WALKER,
NuI GAv.p larrat 900
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VEZILDE, JOHN r., Attorney and Counsellor
w At Law, az Gravsr street, Ne,v0leahs. da0 fy
s3il w1IsHr, ~. a, i. wRIenr,
N1RIGHT A. j., & CO., Cotton Factors and
wv Commission and Forwarding Meschspis avier III iy
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Mr.. HARRIS, Of Tennessee, moved substi-
tuts for that Of Mr.. Baowx, having for its object
graduation In the prices Of the public lands.
Mr.. H. said that this amendment indicated
very clearly his own views on this subject, and
he thought il vas one that should be adopted az
the proper policy Of the government respecting
| the public lands 1t would bring within the reach
of every industrious citizen Of this government a
home at a low price, and would avoid the ques-
ton Of the constitutional power of Congress to
donate these lands to actual settlers, and would
also avoid question of equal doubt in his mind
as to the policy Of giving the public lands to actu
al settlers
Mr.. SEYMOUR opposed the amendment,
when it was rejected.
Mr.. COBB also moved substitute for. that of
Mr. BRowN, which proposed to graduate the
prices of the public lands, according to the time
they have remained in the market unsold. He
made few remarks, declaring himself friend
Of the homestead bill.
Mr.. CAMPBELL, of Illinois, opposed the
amendment as we'll as that Of Mr.. BRowN, declar-
ing that the latter would Terpetuate a sys'em of
vassalsge between the citizens and the govern
ment
The amendment was then rejected.
After further proceedings-and without taking
vote on the substitute OF Mr.. BRowN-the COM
mittee rose and the House adjourned.
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500 Reward.


RAN OFF from my plantation, on Red river,
eighteen miles above Alexandria, in the State OF
Louisiana, last February March, a mulatto or
grille colored negro man, about SO years old COM
pactly built and about feet or inches high,
and weighs about $50 or 100 pounds. He talks
slowly and walks in the same way, good look
ing fellow, and has fine and sound teeth his name
is Austin, but | hear he has changed his name,
and says he belongs to some Doctor, at Natchi-
toches.
have reason to believe he is cutting wood or
working for some trifing person, the mouth
of Black River, as he arrived there in company
with another negro, in the fiat they carried away
from my Ferry.
III went off in any steamboat that is not de-
stroyed, and will be responsible for an action of
damages, will give 1000 dollars for proof to con
viction in open court, at ALEXANDRIA,
against any captain, master, or commander so al
lowing him or aiding him to make his escape, on
their boat, from my service.
will give the above reward Of 800 for Austin
delivered IN any slave State jail, so that get him
J. ID. ALLEN.
Cotile Post Office, Rapides Parish, La.
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Tredgar Locomotive Works.

NiCHMOkD, virginia.
The undersigned are prepared to receive orders
for every description of Locomotive and Station
airy Engines, and solicit orders for the following
descriptions of Machinery:
Locomotives, from the smallest to the largest
size, inside and outside connections.
Stationary Engines, for Saw and Grist Mills,
Rice Mills, Foundries, &c.
Sugar Mills and Engines, all sizes.
Horse Mills, all sizes.
The addition to their Works Of a shop $50 by
so feet, to be devoted exclusively to the manufac-
ture Of Locomotives, enables them to execute or
ders for this description of work with great des-
patch--equal to fifty per annum, which can be
increased should the demand require l..
The position of their works (beng at the ter
mini of the most important lines Of railway, con-
Meeting with the South, Southwest and West, J
v i'll enable them, when these improvements are
completed, to deliver their Machines promptly,
and in fine order, without mourning the usual
heavy expense consequent upon shipments by
sea.
The work furnished by them will be warranted
equal to any made, and the terms in other respects
equally favorable.
ANDERSON g. SOUTHER.
May q 2m.
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DUFF GREEN. BEN. E. GREEN,

Attorneys at Lao. Washington City, d. C..
DRACTlCE in the Supreme Court of
II United States, ana in the Courts ofthe Dis
trct Of Columbia ana attend promptly to all
claims against the United States, or Foreign Gov
arnments.
SIR latter consulting many persons interested in
the principal Rail- Roads in the United, States, the
undersigned propose to establish agencies in this
city and in New York, for the purpose of collect
ing full and authentic Rail Road statistics and
such other Information will enable them to serve
persons desiring to invest in Rai-R securities
or to procure information ofany matters connected
with the construction and administration of Raj,
Roads. They also propose, especially, to urge
upon Congress modification of the laws relat-
ing to contracts for carrying the mall so as to au-
thorze the Post Office Department to contract for
the perpetual use of Rail. Roads, and, instead tf
paying, as now, quarterly on contracts for for,
years, to advance in five per cent. bonds of the
United States, chargeable upon the revenues OF
the Post Office Departmental amount, the int.
rest upon which at per cent. would equal II 2
payments now made.
The government now pays $500 per mile fer
carrying the mail on first class Rail Roads. This
is 6 per cent. on $1,000. The undersigned would
urge that, instead of paying $500 mile, per an
mum, the Department should deliver, on acontract
n perpetuity, five 81 600 bonds, bearing an inte
rest OF five per centum. A this rate the charge
upon the Department would he reduced from $500
TO $23U mile, per annum, and the x5O per mile
saved would create sinking fund which will, in a
fewyears, pay othe Bonds and give the use ofsuch
roads forever thereafter, free Of all charge there
by efeciing vast saving the present annual
e expenditures of the Pc Office Department, and
consequent reduction of the rates Of postage
The effect will be no less advantageous to Rail
Road Companies than to the government For
instance, such contract would give to the BaIti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company more than
AZ, 900 900, which would enable that complete it's
road early day, and greatly increase it's bust
ness and profits
But to meet objections and impress the public
mind with proper sense Of the benefits to result
from this measure will require concert Of action
and continued active effort, through the press md
otherwise. The undersigned tender their services
to your Company, expecting reasonable COM
pensation, partly contingent upon the success OF
the measure aud respectfully suggest the pro-
prIety of your sending one or more delegates to
this city, on the first Wednesday in December
next. TO confer with delegates from other Rail
Road Companies, to the details of the propos-
ed arrangement and the best mode ofbrnging the
subject before Congress.
Hoping to hear from you at your earliest con.
venence, we are, respectfully, your obi serv't.
DUFF GREEN,
BEN. r. GREEN,