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REMOVALS..


REMOvA1A-DR. BARON SPOLAsCO, CONSULTING
fhysesD and surgeon rom London, will rcmovs on
terysl be will attend usual the treatment 81 al,
diseases that flesh IL heir to- NJ Betters nst B., maid
thote enclosing f5 fr adsico and medicine viii Gimme
diately) have both transmitted to them. ~
DEMoYAL or LAW 0fFICE.-CuARLPs JAMES
~ Jack hss removed his law once Hall Fuis
ton street opposite cay Hail. brooklyn. MORTGAGES fore
cosed suits bronsht titles searched nd every legal
nation giyon. Address by mail otherwise Merchants
and others In New York vii their int-res. 10
him with any legal tp.ircs IN King county.
Two ENGINEERS ARCHITECTS. AND DRkFrSNEN -
The subscribrr repeatedly informs in
tie shove professions that he has removed h,
iof bathematehl insrufnents and business from M
70 SO Broadway corner " the IL pital gseond ba,d
Th00dolite and Level tor sale. JAMES PRENTICE
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HORsTs. cARRIAGEs. .xc.


EoR sALf--A EANDSoNE soRREL HORSE i5't
bordr hi N. me shoNy traveller, AMI good saddle
Hrr. fCntc An sqrrd Hi lc te .dry stahl.
u JcrSs i IrdcrhiI OIL yausf all Carton, FOURTH
avenue unt tdn,sdsy iith April iust. he bouxhs
NJ present for 500 I1eogn would rgern e him h.a
allowed tie III. renee, Tor ff.n horse worth h,nt ~-
l'0R SALp-1WO FAIR Pune HORSES Tyu
Irrior Cnrrlagrs coe Steish, aua the fitro- 81
st-tr No I~ Mercer street. Tho owner Inc bis L.
sttrI the Livery bgsinNss him or l. dosi-ep of sIln
Dtt Aprls sftero O'Clock l.. NJ, or pt 7. ~ uodarhil,
"rbis, Ne. 4 hitin3ton street, throu ~ tEe LAY.
Eok sAiF-A 81 ACK HORSE d HANDS Il INCHES
hiSh, young Kind aud soVai stytish afi.r, aa pit
g .oE We saddle Also 1lhry WaSr. Bith sh as sop
roe AM shntsa hyperion article egnoi rcWi ailh
~ ~ hsht soluble Harness. Arply e stttie ~ Fshh.
t'tVt, near lhth e. ennc from " r. a'ciott,
NOR sA1E-A VERY FAST TEAM GoOD SUE IN
% condition, Hnd lust FROM me country Wt SOLD
W STAKE.
NOR sAIf.-A PFRFFCT HORSE. FoR FtulLY. on
Lish p"rfct ly c0und GOOD deposition ana viii taUd wish
u. wing. w ne sen az pnh setshr ~ ssSr etsscs
4 HORSES FOR SALF-ALL GOOD SADDLE HORSES
n and all GOOD horses two " them nM.
In three minute tie other trO hur .f
a'd sis srtsis ~ fsnlrL1nF laiG.iy insaS ,...
81 ;" sen o. g yci.i r.. r-u'~ Msttr.a 49,
: l.'.sF, - - s..,.e
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


NEW PUBLICATION IN FRENCH AND ENGLISH
~ The fourth number Of the Fronch Literary Review
both languages, edited by Messrs. Richard & ONION
Brosdwsy New YORK appearing saturday with 10
pngea ana at byo dollars per il ready this
and contansst, Review Of the given sin co lat
woek, in French and English "a Tho the Nsan
thrope haiere 3D. The play Comedy Of
200 French verses tsSt With translation IN Engshthc
continuation Of the feats " Hercules th Desrnoon az
the Centaurs 9TH, Description Of tlenersI by H. Theirs
Mh Truth, ~ hassillon 9Th, The Sleeping Child 10Th,
literal translation Of the Cobber the Rsoeiycr Gene
rat with Lngish and French literal Translation by
fontane And made for tho time OF Louis XIV IItk This
,orntryman and the Lawyer Engiish French and literal
translation i1th, Hom0pynes. 18Th Exercises.
Correct rnnssten OF Given Exercises This Review bas
the incarabe advantage 10 he used any "a per
rect literary work and can supply dasdcratun In
the Literature y our TINES Il i impossible TO judge
ctaned a. tie bookstores at the OF he editors
GO Broadway ''
rTnE MIRROR OF TOMORROW DOUBLE SHEET,
viii contain verbatim report Of Mr. ala,
delivered before the New York R.r an Wal
nesday last We shall publish extra edition; e. IA De-
sirable that All should he All a. h m
A. ". on saturday " possible. = y ~ s'0'A
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THE TURF.

NENTREvlLLE COURSE L. I-rROfriN0-TUE$
day, April 49, ats clock. r. NJ Purse w. mile neass'
Lady Brookr a. spicer entersg War Esge r. j. Sodlns
tGtsr D. George West, enters flora iempe'
II. wooai, snterss p m Lady Bond d. Pinsr enters blk
m. Lady Hi abeth;G Raynor enters CHI Selim Omni-
leave Fulton ferry BROOKLYN at and half ooock
Pm. JOEL CONKLlN Proprietor
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SPRING MILLINERY.

NANT0N GRAPE sHAWLS.-A MAGNIFICENT AM
~ very cheap stock Of these euhroidc nj
recently imported from China, safe tho Par
hNtiis fmPcrtum. - GEO. HuLPfN,
No. Bel (late No. 3ji Broadway.
N0TI"E TO THE LADIES THE PARIS MtNTILLa
Emporium, from No ,5I No. 36i J,a.ayay
IL Tor tho spring and
richest and cheapest stock Of Mantlas Ia Anne
rira. GEO BUlp1S, No. 36l (ia,a Ma. ..jl BrosIway
APRING MILLISERY.-MRS. c. w. SIMMONS l7Gh
Bowsry onersio tbs inspection Of her customers
the ladies in general choice of able SIX
crans Lace and straw Bcnnets Those who favor hsr
call vhl and elegance variety and economy
flcssr remember tho addrcss-i76a Bosery obpoato pa
lancsy street eiaht ycaTs established.
ITO LADIEs.-EXTRAORDINAR AND UNPRRCE
dentodssie Of Straw Goods, at 81 Broadway comrnsn
cling this day setnrany April H. 1 being stoc
OF m extensive importer and who In gr,,r t.
MET the pressing emergency of the times d,
sell on lie whole OF h ipofiatons md
Truly ALARMING sacriice. Twenty thousand leis straw
Hats All Of the newest and --latest Shapes stvl
made expressly for hrs elnsa city rca trade,
lag ~ lust BALI tie original The
ptsttyey DC 5old previous to the Let Of MAY laes
time. WI. ATKINS laent
1000 sdes fine Pearl Hats 6s regular prce wo dol
ars; 5000 elegant fanoy french nts ut lDs and Ia
,snlar prcs t3and 81 All the liner goods IL. like pro
portion. Five Or HiI experienced Statesmen wanted.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
gsEE SEVENTH PAGE "a.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

TIME REV. DR.. MITCHELL, OF NEW YORK, WILL.
i preach in the Methodist Il. Church. North Fifth
street Fourth Williamsburg, tomorrow tsabbath
the Methodist f. Church South in tho afternoon, at
o'clock and another eminent minister in the evening
o'clock collection will be taken mp after each
vice, In aid Of the church.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
1To THE PRINTERS AND woRKINcMEN OF N

hSr sny meeting Ien day since
York Sum because Of their refusal accept
and sals b soy Of
mater printers Of New York aud bp, shor, year since
selves the following resolutions adopted Expressing
sui mitted to working public that has hitherto literally
the s srn and reshaps received r the
Resolved That the attempt 70 reduce wages rate
,s Ssy sSs {sar since to n BY the pledged
~, TO ourselves and dhonorabie to the aiming
present Offer his word ofbcnor would
Resolved, That wholly potent 20 reconcile
thcse things seeming to crude Homogeneous
IL advance
and a sy y e s IKE
q And tho plea that hat biz business
rate Of wases-escspt the .upposton that ali the
f'r ss s2i
si.hdrarn in private g secure his eorpcrs means Of
Eeciysd That DO ay from expre.son thanks
S @ sn' for I
even tho recent one q six hours notice to leave
snd thank tho si S '''''s''" % N' ''0'' '0'
j:sssi s: sS s:s SsSi. E :ss'.'''
Ssssl.. Pi,s, GssTs;rYSans. csa@lss Fhsd':,
"i Hsw rsH SSs April wT s w'Fs Joshua Card
A cARp-ro MASTERS OF VESSELS AND Pro.
~ prietOr, Of Hotels aud Places of Public Amusoment
Gsntlemen large number Of your fellow ctrons with
Day venerable Henry Clay Monday I2th
IL would be very gratifying to them we'll many
others could make It 20 display duras
that day the stsrs and sripes IN honor Of the
The pronptnsse and cordslity. with which similar ro
quest was on previous OCCASION so politely and generally
dine sIasotuy tho ps. s'
favor. In bsholf OF the Clay Festival Association your
ehedent seryan,s,Gs Woodward william Andrews
q W Rogers, David Webb, Cemmittce.-New York, April
HEAD QUARTERS, FIRST REGIMENT NEW YORK
IL Volunteers Mercer House April TO- lS5s--The Reg-
mcnt hereby directed to assemble their rendezvous
Tuesday the 18th April T. NJ piec the arrange
ments Tor celebrating the anniversaries Of the battles
Lexington and Cerro Gcrdo. Al who have the uniform
cap anu '0'' WARD y. BnRs2TT Col commaudins
JANIS $. NcCAsr, Adjutsnt
NATIONAL ACADEMY or DESIGN WILL oPES THE
~ twentysevcnth annual Exhibition to the public
Tuesday the 18th inst at o'clock Artist exhibitors
are notiacd that Saturday tho 10Th appointed for
nkhing day. BY order OF the Council
J. II. snEGoGUE, Cor. seer.tnryN. A.
q U. A:-coNTINpNTAL CHAPTER, No. le--THE
attend tho funeral OF late worthy brother The
attsrS ~ ans order in general arc respectfully invited 60
L. VAN WORST, JR., &. G.
Dosr OFFICE. NEW YoRK.-SoTIcE.-ru Erso
been mails per " =. mail steamship Humboldt will
close AT this once on Saturday the 10Th Inst AZ i0,
and German Ststoa. VIM " RRADY - N
TJ>AKE NOTICEABLE MEMBERS or THE srrIu
Boiler Makers Protective Society the city and safe
OF Now York. who than tbs Ia arroars
ore hereby notified pay their dues 20 said society before
thereon hcnosiorth. BY order Of
y. NtJsss,r, s,cr.,syY. y. JAMESON. rYssg.st
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IiOmEsTEADs.

iOnIEsTEADs.
TIVE PEOPLES FAyoGITE,-oN NoSpty NIGHT
Who l,th inst, public meeting 81 he North
l., and a. j. Association will be held At the Hrosla
hou'c, corner q Broadway ard Grsnd strest ocssS
RICHARD y. CARAAS, President
THOMAS $. CUMMINGS, VICE Pros.den,
hcR1brn SAITH, Secretary
WASHINGTON BUILDING AssociATIoy,-ruERg
~ VIII he regular meeting st isi ooraor Of
ats oc!oe AZ the last meeting twonty lur shares wers
redeemed. Money viii aso be advanced on Shares a. his
mstng ~. Institution + IN houSishng condition AMI
those who wish 70 join would do veil nee a. tie
entrance fec will be raised
y ;, CASPER &. cHILps, President.
~. H. Hoorrn, 80 Pear, rtrcet Stsretsry
ok FER CENT ON THE AMOUNT LoANrp-rur
second Cheaes Building and Mutual I0An Association,
II nov Ia the full tide OF success and will loan liz
money the above favorable terms The monthly dse
ars 500 Interest sowea on ss. psa tn IN ys.s o.
Tho oce Ia day and evening until clock whore ali
lsrsSns can suescribc for shsrs Public meetings every
street. az s'cioci. joins r. CUNNING. rresiisnt
W. u. Iioyr' secretary oaios 80 Ninth avenue.
&Ck oNLy-roR EIGHT VILLAGE LOIS on ONE
R~O hity farms containing from 70 twenty
Many Of the lots thsc have already been sold for
advance over the price for which lots
good Investment Esch subscriber IL entitled 70 e1ht lots
25slco feet lying tcgeths o. AIRY farms containing
day Of distribution and the balance monthly
o. S Any person wishing 20 purchase ave zen. twenty
Of waste useless ground IT, do by sending one
dollar per aero for FIRST payment and the forher su OF
warrantee decd and good title will be given and ths re-
maindsr part Of the purchase paid or
yearly interest. Apply to CHARLES WOOD sssiSnsr.
No. 2sb broadway, Hornsr Of iu,tsn street New y.rk
rfsr' r'ps rte renrt'esi rsp - lso ,ssn..
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HOUSES. ROOMS. DC. WANTED.

A WIDOW LADY HAVING FURNITURE ENoTaH
the means. Ii gentleman will advance her
become security for her she will honOraby
towards him. Ii wish "a interview with mo
please direct note TO Miss Laura broadway Post oce
HOUSE WANTED.-THE WHOLE OR UPPER PART
the city 0New York. Rent for whole houea oNeeed
$500. Direct G. L. A., Office of this paper.
1)ERNANRNT RESIDENCE W ANTED IMMEDIATELY,
i for lady, the ~ Broadway and Prince
street. pleasant furnished with full
board Would be preferred In senteei private family.
The most satisfactory reference given required
dress or call Mrs. bahst Western Hotel Court
lsndt street
u DON WANTED-BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, IN
boarders Location below Chamber yrearred. Al
dress A. H., box 2,i5S Post Office
WANTED TO RENT-A CFSTEEL TWO STORY
w Hou2s With garden yard attached, with and
othcr convenience Must be in pleasant negbnrhooj,
and within twenty minutes walk of ty Hail. II In Brook
yn within ten minutes walk Of fnitOn Ferry.
Nay. Address IL. Brewster. Herald Office.
WANTED TO HIRE IN SOUTH BROOKLYN RE-
w tween Court and Hicks streets, md tho
Hamilton Ferry, hy all family far three s from
about tho 18th inst moderate ixod house, for which fa
rent will be given Address /. D.. ~ tb.s oiFce.
WANTED 10 PURCHASE-TuE FURNITURE,
W Fixtures and Lease OF hf.t class Hotel ia the
city, by sFrnsleman extensively known proprietor
worry popular Southern hotel Address box s51i Post
once.
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M uSIcAI.--A YOUNG LADY Is DESIgoUs oP or
lVs tainnR situation IL church s. prsno SINGER.
Please addreS soprano, Herald office.
M bSIC IkitHER.--h LADY HAVING lfAn SOME
1vA twolyc years experience Teacher tho Piano
forte drfrtu OF obtaniuga few pupils and tskes
THIS method 81 Offering her eryices to The public.
renee and particulars in uiro II Mr. WB Nandtrleek
liz Musical ~areroom, No. 41y Broad.ar.
DIhNOfoRTE.-WAETED, EY A LADY or ENPE-
rtnce, nfsw pupils 70 instruct the pfgHn either
her own or a'their residence roasonabe TOXINS fsies
otrcd not Usually With tncr bio
slnits,a ~ tLi city Brook'yn ApPisatass ~ note
TO Lmms, Herald otre, VIII b promptly attended -.
TUE MISTRESS or THE OCEAN, rlE YACHT "NaE.
RIGA" who made the tJoho Rails i1oS AZ
'G0Tcs," beautiful SehOtte OH by Johann
that TITLE embeshcd with bsndorae picu. OF th con-
grering srAtt, has just been pulihei by yASDEGBERR
alg brosayay Price = es TIE print alone !. worth
ths monty my 'arh.h oehottifch, Sli1b The ''aes'
have topgLt Tor IN ain hns Just boon che o
Sinal one pls,od NJ private soreeproc 2 ct Van
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1,o uACHINIsrS OR INVENTORS .-WANTFp A VA.
shinofor Washing bottles The cleansing OF the bottle
to be thorough and perfect the mahne bv
motvo power 20 be supplied by the subscrbor Also
mschnefor wiring bctles The machine to feed selr
ec,inr wiring ana passing the bottles tho wire DO taken
BY The mac from reel 40 The powsrto be supplied
1.-THE above purposes capable ofiny them
All neeestry particulars by addressing u.s. or calling be-
tween the hours OF four q nd six. l.. ~
g 81 W, NO. Is South William street. NY
I 00n AGENTS WANTED-To SELL NEW AND
I,OOO beautiful Medal, which AGENTS arc no "
earning from 81 TO go day. Country Arants by FAR
wartpg one or more dollars may rely upon having on
tho tettterm D. LYON No. 124 broadway 4
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VNANTED-BY A PROTESTANT WOMAN. A STU
w ton as Chambermaid and SeAmstress. or TO q -
washing in small family Inquire at u East TIVE
street. ~S-"sss
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WHITE FRENCH POODLE DOG-rHE sUBSCRI-
W Der desirous OF hiding white poodle dog, which
was in Fourth avenue Twenty In
street. Saturday evening last and parted tho
subscriber on the Of Walker street Broadway
Please address .Omnibns. at the Office Of this PAPER
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lyon sALE-A Ion OF GROUND On nv ENrY. ruIRD

INOR SALEM FIFTEENTH STREET NEAR FIFTH
avenue, t 20 inches front by 30 feet 2inshos
ii depth No o. south side West Fitcenthstret Apply
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sOR SALE.

EoR sALE-uEhE.a1s SALOON. ADJOINING BUR-
tons pr'rri.tpe wishes TO change his
usiness and viii sell out popular and energetic man
The Saloons do prafate trsdo avd there Is for
treat extcniuu Apply to C. c. HERBERT tho premes,
or by letter, with real name.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-04-15

Accounts to February 3rd have been re-
ceived by the Canada from Buenos Ayres,
Uia England. They confirm in every par.
ticular the report of the downfall Of Rosas.
ROsas was wounded slightly in the last
battle. His cavalry was literally ridden
down by the Holstein cavalry in the ser
vice of the Brazilians. The cavalry Of Ro-
sas was routed at an early hour, but his Ia
fantry made desperate stand. Rosas dis
guised as marine, and accompanied By his
daughter, safely reached the English steam
er Locust
Gen. bIannell, who Vzas 81 con a111I JldtlsF
Rosas, in the city Of BuenOs Ayres, offered
TO capitnlate. The foreign diplOmatists were
trying to arrange matters,
The Brazilian and Uruguayan army num-
bered %, 900 men, 5000 horses, and forty
pieces Of artillery.
The naval commanders Of the different ma
tions were about to land their forces at Bue.
nos Ayres in order to afford protection 70
the persons and property of foreigners.
Business at BuenOs Ayres was suspended.
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SUICIDE.-Mr. Benjamin Rice, of ITALIA
dega, committed suicide on Tuesday last in
Jefferson county, in this State, BY cutting
his throat with knife. He was in this city
few days ago, much intoxicated; and We
learn, left here in the Rome stage, proceed
ed to Elyton, and from thence as far as Dir.
PayntePs, on the stage road, about fifteen
miles above Elyton, where be stopped. Mr..
P. perceived that he seemed wild, and after
staying all night, the next morning, he found
he was more SO, and fearful that he would
become deranged, got a person to proceed
with him to ElytOn, and after going a few
miles, he suddenly drew a knife from his
pocket and committed selfdestruction. We
learn that he was married man, and was
possessed of considerable property.
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A Curious FACT ABOUT WIxTERs.-
The Philadelphia Bulletin, mentions, as
curious fact, that whenever the winter Is un-
usually severe on this side Of the Atlantic,
the season IS uucommonly mid il Europe,
The RaTmest winter we remember was CON-
cident with one in the Old World 50 severe
that 1t has almost passed into proyerh.-
The present season, which has been here 90
intensely cold, has proved 50 genial in Paris
that apOplexy, caused By the high tempers-
tuFe, has become, As it were, an epidemic.
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MASONIC.
'CoLuMRus LopeE. 10. 5

Columns LODGE, No. S.
S. s. franklin. W. NJ. N f. Goodwin, Sec'y.
Meets al Columbus, on the 1st Friday of each
month.
IowNDEs LODGE. No. ia.
A. w Ianrkin. W. NJ. o. T. Keeler, Sec'y
Meets ot Columbus, on the 3rd Friday of each
month.
n,rNEY LirscoMB LoDGE, 144.
Scou T ,lur-on W. NJ Richardson. Sec'y.
Nee Charlottesville, on the Bird Saturday
Of rrcD oi'h.
Ce'rNrt'S r. A. CHAPTER, No d.
c. II. Albert IL. p. n. f. Goodwin, Sec'y.
Meet Columbus. on thc LIST Monday after
ST Fril o. ruch month.
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I. o. O. f.
"a. ~ -
-. f==-s =-z==sssssss; ss,
= -

CovrNANT Lopez, No. 20.
J. J. STERN an n. G.. ;. b. Malone. ecretary-
meets AZ Columbus, every Saturday night.
McKENDEEE Lopez, No. 30.
Ut. Jastou, n. G.. P. P. Ostundrr, Secretary
meets at Columbus every Monday night
FmENDsHIP LODGE, No. 80.
NJ. r. Glenn. n G.; w. Dowsing, Sr., Sec'y.
Meets at Barton, every Friday night.
ToMBIGBY ENCAMPMENT, No. 6.
J. X. Pierce, c. p, J. p Billups. Scribe-mcet.
at Columbus, on the 1st and 3rdTuesdays il
each month
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DoN'T GET ABOVE YouR BgsINEss.-
This IS what young lady once said 70 9
shoemaker, who vas fumb.ing about her
ankles IL order 70 ascertain ths sire e heF
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An editor down South says be never dot
ted an ! bus once in bic life, and that vas,
IN light With contemporary.
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BOu ARD SHOES

Corner Cuaii anil Water SIS, oJ3e, A2d.
JNo. Henry. ALEX. SToDDART,
J. w, FIELD, JAMES TAFT.
We would respectfully call the attention OF
Planters, Traders and citizens generally, to our
Very Extensive Stock of the above articles,
which have been selected with the greatest care
$ regards material and workmanship, especially
for this market
We are at all times prepared to furnish to the
Trade, every style of Goods in our line, salts
factory prices and would respectfully solicit or
ders.
Oct Ord, 1850. 24-6m.
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3 hill hes besn introlnesd into cona1srs
81 So. Fayette Nellallel, eiigiae g nal.-
beTs Of Congress salary IS $500 : ysar,
instead Of the present elloNapcs s. adsr
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-04-15

CoLUupus DIVISION No. 8, Sons CT TEMPER
ANCE-'Ihc stated meetings of this Division, are
held M temperance Hall ut Columbus, every
Tuesday evening al clock.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-04-15
DIR. J. BEOWNRIGG,

I ~ ..uoraj 10 he well known office for
l. m. is occupied by DR.. Logue, opposite
Pope llo'. h-,c he may be found ready 10
ATTEND P.ow..! professional calls IN Column
bus. ami an ouudmg country.
olun.p. Mss Ian. Isl, 1852. Ally.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-12

Those over fifty years of age win be charged IS
psr cent extra. One dollar and fifty cents admH
sion fee will be charged, in addition to the above
the first year, and must be paid the time of ap.
Pcation, and the first years deposit within thirty
days.
REFERENcEs.-Dogget & Anderson, Upholster
ers, corner 18th and Governor sts., Richmond, Va
Geo M West e. Bro, Booksellers, Exchange Place
Smith & Marvin, Merchants, Main st.; Bowen &
Bruce, Washington Hotel; Mcdonald e. Lyons,
Regalia Manufacturers, Exchange Place; Hablis-
ton Bro, Furniture Dealers 18th st., do. Thomas
Honbrook, merchant, Wheeling Laing. hard
ware do, do; George Hardman. builder, do;
Wharton. Editor of Times and Gazette, do And
Mehafy, Esq, Gosport Foundry, Norfolk, Va; Geo
w Balm, Savings Bank, Portsmouth,; J NJ Blanchard
Superintendent on Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad
Portsmouth, Va Hon Reuben Wood, Govprnrr of
Ohio; Hon Joseph Wright, Gov'r of dana /;
Hon Augustus C French, Gov'r of Illinois, Hon
Austin King, Gov'r of Missouri; Hon Richard
Brodhead, Senator from Penn Hon James NJ Por-
ter, Easton, do.
All communications should be addressed post
paid) to A. WILBUR,
Actuary and General Agent, Richmond, Va.
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