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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-12-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

ssON WITH THE DANCED,
DROF LANG will commence his second quarter,
LESSONS IN DA .CISa, TO his Juvenile Class, on : al
urday, the 2;th inst. Applications for admission OF
pupils may be made 1T Mr. Currie's Music Slorr, on
First street. or Mr. Lang personally Crescent Halt "
any time during the Gay above NAMED. ldecl5u
DIR ~ GOODS AT GREATLY RELUCED
a PRICES! tpr
NNE will sell our remaing stock Of Winter Dry
w Goods, consisting OF Merino Lustres. eiaines,
Fianneis, Linse,s Cloth and Cassime res Eastern
until the hrt OF February next. TO make Tor
new Spring Stock We advise purchasers tn call, aud
we are fully convinced that nobody will leave
lishment without finding prices more than saiisae
tory. Call at ga
SILBERMAN, ANSPACHER e. CO.'S,
ceei5 Main street, near the Bank.
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8. L. HOvEY, .
COMMISSION q FORWARDING
MERCHANT 4 PROD &c DE LEE.
(Ofice Water st.. under Bocourt House. dserto
Lewis d Gray's. Evansville, ls.)
fNHE closest attention given To- Receiving snd For
i wsrdEg on Canal. River Railroad. Iibsrs! AZ
vances made on Cobsignmcnts 10 New Orleans, New
York or other Atlantic Cities. or for sale here. 90
UFWanied immediately, ) w bushels Oats And le.-
00U bush. 10 Wheat.
louisville Times and Cincinnati Gazette, please
copy three months aud send bill 10 adv ersser.l
decl-3md&w s-.
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IRON.-60 tons assorted Iron, reed per steamer
Bedford; this. with our former stock, gives
plete assortment for the present. (declD SAML ORR.
CPkINGS AND AXl.ES.-2t0 set ass'd CARR.
- age Springs and Axles reed aud for 81 by
sell SAMUEL ORR.
CUGAR.-30 hhds prime New Orleans Sugar reed
~ and for sale by (decif SAMUEL ORR.
rOFFEE.-l0O bags Prime Eastern Coffee;
~ 100 90 do NO. do reed and
,of sale by (decl4l SAMUEL ORR. g.
IHEESE.- boxes in nne order, reed and for
sale by (decIG SAMUEL ORR.
,UNNY BAGS.-25 balesin store will be sold for
7 cash at less than market rates, by
decI4 SAMUEL ORR
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NRDERED, that the owners Of Lots Nos. !, 2, g. T. s.
O6,7,a Q. 10. ~, IL, -. - and Is, IN Block No g.
Fate Eniargeme { and fronting on Oak street, lay
down good ana suncent Flank sidewalk four feet in
Engineer in ten da, from the pubcat Of this ORDER
and n de III Thereof the Marshal is direced perform
said work, and the costs and expenses occurring
will be assessed to- and collected by sale OF said Lots
much tnereofas be necessary 70 saiisf said hen
and costs. Ry o-fsr ofthe Common Council. Ffio'
decltS GEO. X. TODD, CLERK
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DIRECT FROM THE FISHERIES!
..--.... CATCH OF 1858.
lust received per Lexington aud Mary Hunt
u 81 brls Nos. and Aackersi:
= 81 III bbs" ], and ; DO; 81 -
- or bbls" 3and sd.: 1a .sseg
9 k't,s I" /. 2 and 3 d.; ata er.-
10 do Salmon;
drumt Goldfish:
50 boxes Dried Herring: ~
10 bbls Pckled d.:
Purchase, in Bostn At high agures will be sold 1t the
vess smalless advance. (decia) FOSTER & BROWN.
LOST.
BLU Z knit Silk Purse with steel clasp the catch
"A broken, containing ten dollar bill supposed 10
DC State Bunk Of Ohio. lost last week by lady
On the street One dollar reward viii be ven for
covery VI purse End con.en.s tdeei0
rr FAMILY FLOUR.
HAVE for sale ~ my Leather store, Main street,
aud will constantly keep hand. large suppiy OF
Family Flour OF the best qualify Pigeon Mills brand,
which will be sold at the lowest market price for such
quality Flour. tdec9n) sfsss s.ts WM. BELL.
4 FRESH supply Of Mems uninei Boots and o.
N mems Laca Boots just reed by ~ fnn gaast
deci2 G.k. HENDRICKS & co.
JAS. Low e. CO.. LOUISVILLE, KX..
HAVE hand one OF the best assorted stocks OF
i Dry Goods ever offered for sale by any house in
the Western country, 70 which they invite The attention
ofdealers. lr dscI2
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-OYsTERs! ,OYsTEIss!!

A FINE lot Of large and fresh BALTIMORE OYS-
n TERS, just received per steamer Cincinnati, and
for sale by tAe or dozen. Families .urpedat
. dc 9 as EVANS Restaurat.
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CRACKERS AT WHOLESALE AND

CRACAEhS AT WHOLESALE AND
tfEfg RET I'll. ~
THE unde rsigned constantly keeps on hand large
assortment Of fresh Water. Butt rand suysy Crack
ers and also of Soda, Pilot and Navy Bread, which be-
ing manufactured oy the latest improved Machinery,
be sold low price in any place in the West
and excelled in quality by any otner aBufactO-
ry in the country. large stock always hand at nay
shopon Water street, between Sycamore and Vine.
decl4-H - J. SINZlCH. %
OYSTERS! OYSTERSu re
CASES just reed and for sale in Quantities 10 suit
Il customers at (decI3 COOKS Family Grocery.
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CRESCENT CITY BANK.
..-ff SAyIsos DEPARTMENT.
INTEREST at the rate Of six per cent per annnm pay
able sem-annually. win be allowed upon all Rsskiv
Deposits dc in the Savings Department OF this Hank.
For full particulars, and rules, apply ~ The
Bank open daily from a so O'Clock A. ~ and frsn
l TO 4 o clock r. 81. 4i - 49,
I. WILLARD CARPENTER, Pre- =. a
w. BAxER, Cash'r. tnovi2-2n
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mighthave been going at the rate OF thirt-fye
miles an hour, common running time. There
was slight curve in The road, and on get.
ting round it, heard Thompson cry out at
the utmost power OF his lungs (not of much
account to be sure in the din OF the cngine)--
"There is something OH the road. Hold on
for your lives" And as he said this he put
the whole force on the engine, and let of the
full power of the whistle in shrek of such
concentrated agony, that it appeared as il the
entire chorus OF Pandemonium had been let
loose, and then, in another second, there was
a tremendous crash, mighty jar that threw
me fat ON the floor of the engine, and uni.
versal crashing of timber, rafting of wheels,
and something like the death-shriek OF m,n
or beast. And in another second all this ag-
ony was over, the engine was reversed, the
brakes put on, and Thompson exclaimed,
awe have run down tram, Mr.. Collins, and
though our time is short, believe it IS my
duty to run back and see il any body 8 killed."
Thompson and therefore jumped off and
ran back about twenty yards, when we saw
in IN instant the terrific danger we had past,
and the nature of the accident. A party Of
Irish laborers were now standing by the side
OF the road, and the engineer of the train we
had run down, a red-headed, Low land Scot
by the name Of McGilies, told US how it had
all happened. "You see ,mon," said Ma. f,
II had come along down to back up into "a
gravel-pit, with about thirty men ON board
the dirt cars, and car with two horses in
it; knew you would be along, and believed
| had time enough to set the switch, back off
my train and put every thing in order before
you would be here. But as true as live at
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-12-15

W"that afternOOn. Rum wal
the cause Of this near escape that had from
horrible death, and would say in couclu
sion, never, on any occasion, ride on specia
mail trims, and beware of strong drink a.
you would raging poison.-TN. Y. Tribune.
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Katy Darling.

Oh, they ten me thou art dead, Katy Darling,
That thy smile may never more behold;
Did they tell thee was false, Katy Darling,
Or my iovs for thee had e'er grown cold?
Oh, they know not the loving
OF the hearts Of Erin's som: :
When love like to thine, Katy Darling,
Is the goal TO the race that he runs.
Oh hear me. sweet Katy
For the wild flowers greet me. Katy Darling,
And the ieve-brds are singing in each tree,
Wit thou near me- Katy Darling
Behold, love, En- waiting for thee!
Tim kneeing by thy grave. Katy Darling
This world il ;id bleak world to me;
Oh, could's st thou hear my wailing, Katy Darling;
Or think, love, I'm signing for thee.
Oh, meihinks the stars are weeping,
BY their soft and lambent light
And thy heart would he melting Katy Darling!
eouid'st thou see thy love Dermot this night;
Oh listen, sweet Katy,
For the wild flowers are sleeping, Katy Darling,
And the eve-hirds are nesting in each tree
Wilt thou never more hear me- Katy Darling,
Or know, love, I'm kneriing by thee?
Tis useless all my weeping, Katy Darling,
But LII pray thy spirit be my guide,
And that when nay life be spent, Katy Darling, p
They viii lay down to rest by thy side.
Oh woeful grief I'm bearing, ~
Thosgh scarce can heave siaA
And III ever be dreaming, Katy Darling,
OF thy love- every day till die;
Farewell then, sweet Katy,
For the wild flowers will blossom, Katy Darling,
And the love-birds will warble in each tree,
Bnt in heaven will meet thee, Katy Darling,
For there, love, thon'rt waiting for me.
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dhe dhibo0auT nlinerua

Il published every Saturday morning Price Five Dollars
per annum-nayabe at the time Of subscribing. Single
copies. Ten Cents.
ADVERTISEMENTS vii be inserted ut the rate of One Dol
per suqare {of ten 1es less for the first, and Fifty
Cents for subuent insertion. liberal Discount
made to those who advertise by the year. Thirty Dollars
year viii be charged for half column Of Patent Medicine
advertising, and none Of greater length admitted On any
terms.
PERSONAL PUBLIC CATI0NS-Gomm6 Of per-
sana nature such not deemed to be Of public
interest he inserted advertisements at the option
Of the editor by being paid FOR in advance.
JOB W0Rk.-Te undersigned fattex themselves that ey
execute MI varieties Of esrpre printing in styfe
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Martins Reports.

TTHHE undersigned has in press edition Of
1 MARTINS REPORTS including the series witt
of reference subsequent deeiss of the Supreme
Court up the Seventh Volume eft1e Annual Reports
land Civil Code and Gee Of Practice those decisions
rendered. Comp led by THos. GIBBEs MORGAN, ESQ.,
Counsellor at Law.
This work has been got up with great labor and reserc
and it s hoped viii be found to merit the patronage Of the
profession No alterations of the original have made
except to correct Typographical errors and in nstan
by adding marsinaI notes Of points decided, but not
ticed by the reporter -.-- ..
The high character otie Court during the time emhrare
these volumTstie great number OF cases involving the
most impartant principles Of Civil Law us otnned
prior to the acquisition Of Eeusianahe learned and abe
br of the counsel then at te bar rener tins
work of the greatest Importance in all those States and Ter
rtories formerly under the jurisdiction Of SPAN while at
the time. the afford ready reference to the
sniea audcarions Supreme Court Of this State
The original twenty volumes comprising NIL the cases Of
the Supreme Court of Louisiana rom 1903 to Isd0, will be
published goimesirice, to subscribers, i've dollars
per volume subscribers six dollars per volume
cash in all cases. Neither expense labor Willie spared
10 make the work. every respect worthy If the patronage
Of the profession. 1t VIII be published complete and ready
for delivery t city by theiirs of November next until
which date supscrpttf rs viii he received.
1t the intention Of the publisher it M, with
new edition of the LOUISIANA REPORTS noted in the
same manner; and, also. publish new editions of the
CIVIL CODE AND CODE OF PRACTICE. Ii the latter
works. it s proposed to publish tha original entire
follow each article with the Satu,ary Amendments entire
and tire decisions If the supreme eer upon EACH by re-
ference to the volume and page.
Such works will reaure great labor and they
will be executed under the immediate superintendence
the annDtaor OF Martins Reprt think they can he safely
has asrcay been nas ia these works and til
will be pHbs asspeedIIy be cosnpstibe with the
utmost accuracy. J B. STEEE. Publisher,
August2ath {3'sm.l No60 Camp street, New Orleans.
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"A TRUTH SEEN In THE GLAss.-The
French word I'm Sot means, if we mista he
not a fool, which same word asot'' means
in English, If we and Webster are right, Ga
pe1san stuplfed by excessive drinking y
Perhaps the two meanings may be decanted
into one, for they mean that the man who
drinks TO excess is generally an sot, or IN
other words, generally makes fool Of him
self
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PuRcH1sK or Mourr VrRyor-The Na

PURCHASE on MouHr TERsor.-The Ma
tioual Intelligencer confirms the report Of
the sale Of Mount Vernon. The purchasers
are q company of Northern and Southern
capitalists, and the sum to be paid is two
hundred thousand dollars. Among the con-
ditions Of the sale ara that Washington's re-
mains shall not be removed, and that the
Government of the United States shall have
the pTiyilegs of repurchasing the property.
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ssiiRr Maxine IN New ToRK.-We have
vssslmaael the number ofshirt-sewers in New
~ -. III y we thousand, each Of whom makes
.s s;.a aasf Y day-this. Of course iucludes an
~ lsuas. coarse and fine. Allowing two dui-
!. - e.. y. each shirt we find that their total
n ~, /, ulonsand dollars: so that the value of
n4so .1s oaa s'l'rts made IN this city yearly Is
~ :ooo, which Is rather under than ever
H. s.s':s' s.. amount At which they are sold in
- Ieiasl stores. Each shirt-sewer earns an
~ sss.ase two dollars and fifty cents q
- /, making the aggregate yearly earn.
+ m u' ~ @ soouoo0i More than ene-third
Ns,s. 'uc . sl,afs m made here are sent 10 the
msras r,a anu West by our wholesale shirt
rrs.,.. ac,.lIefs NJ. Of whom there are about
'-s''I aitogetherN. z. Herala
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The LADY TRAvELLER--Java papers saw
that the celebrated lady traveller, Madame
Ida Pfeifsr, has left Amhoyna and the island
of saparoea accompanied by ten natives.
with whom she proceeded to Makariki. and
thence by foot through Ceram.
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Lines, by an Old Fogy.

Tin thankful that the sun and moon
are both hung up so high
That no presumptuous hand can stretch
And pull them from the sky.
Ii they were not, | have 10 doubt
But some reforming ass
Would recommend to take them DOWN,
And light the world with gas!
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70 Why is dancing like new milk z
because it strengthens the calves.
Well wager liInonade for all hands the
Perpetrator of the above was there years old
before his mother weaned him.
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u Mirth is like fash oflightning that
breaks through gloom ofcloads, and gIittsrs
for moment. Cheerfnlness keeps up
daylight in the mind, filing it with steady
and perpetual serenity.
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man named Talbot Watts has
eaen mulcted in $1,000 damages in New
iofk, for administering to 4 girl, named
!osephine Blackwell, medicine invented
N him, called Watts Nervous Aniidote.'' p
sae was effected bY epilepsy, and took
!Menty boitlasof the medicine but il not
nsasiitiing her, she went to him and de.
lnsiett the return of the money, as he had
s1lsed in case Of no cure. He assured
. tlle medicine would curs her, and pra-
led upon her parents to allow him to
80 ner dose Of the strongest Kind which
1npeafed until she had what he called
d artiflcial fita She then weht to sleep.
81 tns next day awoke an idiot, and has
- frequently had four and six fits day.
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sorPs aP.k1IloE OF THE ToMn or Hann1-
ns,,..;.z aiamaiy Of Gen Harrison have fnr
~. s.lne past had occasion to regret IN. N.
ssoaa cerdact and marauding spir1f of
- se coniainlng the vault in which tie
49, y Ine ianented ex-President rest
sll,.. .a Invested ef its shrubbery, the grass
- ao1n and the vauit itself mutiiafed
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BENEVOLENT ORDERS,
L. @. o. f.

Il. @. o. IF.
EXCELSIOR LODGE. No. 34.-Rep-
IL rar meeting at Odd Fellows Hail. cor
ner Of Market and Patriot Streets every ~A1iA
SATURDAY EVENING, at the usual hour - ID
llFce's-fhos W. Johnson, n. e.. Victor ~-A-<D
Richard lr, v e.. Valmond d Terrebanne s. J. r. Verret
P s.; Louis Langman, T. V. d. TERREBONNE, Sec
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DATNTS-White Red and Black Lead, venition Rei
Spanish Brown, Prussian Blue, Parts and Chrome ry
and in OIL Litharge Yellow ocsGo, Chrome Yellow, Lamu
Black Lnseed on Spts Terpen,ne, ETC.. he had H
Drug Store of [4-tc J. $. FRI2EEsi-
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sYHFroMs.-When you meet friend
about dinner time, near his own house, and
he stands gossiping with you on the door
aep, without any demonstration to enter
you may take it as symptom that your
company to dinner is not particularly desir-
able.
When you drop in for half hours chat
friends house in the evening, and after
ron have been three mortal hours, yuur
TREND yawns and look at his watch, and his
Rsle packs up her ueedIe-work and says, in
speinted soliloquy, We'll, believe it is
aooui lime to give over for tonight you
Eay take it as an infalliable symptom that
yoa are bore, and the sooner you depart
Tie better.
When in deliberative assembly you see
amember rise, and preface his remarks by
q emphatic declaration that he intends to
acupy the attention of his hearers but
snna single moment" or that he has aonly
Me word'' to say relative to the subject
Mder debate, ynu may regard II as an
herring symptom Of an unusually long and
Erhaps tedious and prosy harangue cover
ns the whole subject under discussion, and
many things beside
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PenmanShTD.

TAUGHT BY A. NJ. LATHROP.-
i LADIES' Class half-past three to four O'Clock
Gentemen's at early candle light Terms made known
on application. 52-tf
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THIBODAUX TATTERsAIIs

Horses and Carriages.
LWAYSin readiness. Horses and Carriages for trims
Il to Dnnatisonvlle, Huuma. elsewhere whenever
there is endnah in number to Justify. Aso stabiing
for horses-aad all connected with the Franklin House.
| by the proprietor b. T. HOLDEN
| Thiiotaux, December 10 1851
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u s. GoODE, Attorney and Councillor at Law viii
J. practice in the Parishes of Assumption. Lafourche
Interior and 'Terrebonne. Fmy-I5-23 l-y.l
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COLLECTORS NOTlCE.-The un-
~ dersgned takes this method Of announcing to his
friends and he public that he is prepared receive
soect on all kinds of and premssory for
any part Of The State and hopes, by strict attention
all business ennded to his care be deserving of their
liberal patronage. j. A. RDBICHAUX.
Thbo'aux, March 5. 1858. 1:-tf
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Arrival and Departure of the Mails.
5TsHE Western and Northern Mails, arrives on Tues
l. day, Thnrsnsy and Saturday at O'Clock, p. NJ
Closes on Wednesday, and Friday ut o'clock, A. NJ
and every Saturday, at 1ocIoek p. NJ.
Arrives from Alligator, TigerviIle aud Houma, on
Wednesday and Friday at O'Clock, Al. NJ.
Closes for the above places Tuesday and Thurs
day at Q s'efack P. nj.
Thibodaur Ian. aDth, 1852 r. Y BENNETT. p. M.
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Flows !! PieWs!

~ To those who do fall fiou. hing
Nm we bsg leave to call their ratlentiun
NM to onr assortment of Ypune's sup
N~QE@aaas-xr erior Ptnughs. of different num-
~M beFs. We shall have for the ensu-
~ ing seasea,a large assortment Of
those fivofie Pnugls Fur The f rmition Of those who
have used tie Young Plough wuld sta That they
have been in by most practical planters, among
whom would name Judge Geo. 8. Guoa, VanP. Wind
er ESQ.,, Mes W. & F. Webb Mess Nelson & Donaldson
J. A. StultIty Co., Mess Connolly Raly, w. A Shat
fer, Esp, Mess j. & II. Cage latrecaivcd and for sale by
HOLDEN & MURPHY,
Thbudanx, Sent. Ist 1852. t39-tf.) .4yents.T
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.
THIS NEW HOTEL. in the lar

z
This House being arranged and fitted the beststyfe
abe furniture, beds aud bedding and everything necessa
iryf or furnishing such House, new and of good
material. fhs- together with the determination of the
Proprietor tn deserve patronage his uureitng
soHs To please, it is hoped will offer sufficient induce
mens for citizens and strangers to patranize him.
No effort necessary will he spared keep Table
all times we'll supplied the Markets within reach
viii afford. b. F. HOLDEN. Proprietsir.
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Confectionery Store.

OOu1eCLOudfy GEoTe. NJ ~
TNHE Subscriber respectfully informs the public g.
l. that he has opened confectionery store at the I
of ST. Philip and Main where he will apDy
to supply Balls, Wedding and Dinner Partirs and the
public with any article in the line of his business on as
cheap an advantageous terms, they be had ut any
other establishment in this city. All he wants that thu
public should calland eyam.n for themselves.
Thib'x July 10 1852. f3I-f.) VICTOR CODDoU5-
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Professional Notice.

Ia II NJ
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, has
n resumed the practice of his Profession in the Fifth
District Office at Thihodaux. feb2I-tf.
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A. Y. M.
IH1BODAITX BENEVOLENT\A Z

- LODGE, No. W.-Regular Meetings of this SeN
Lodge take place, at the Masonic Hall. corner
ot Main and Jackson sreets on the LAST SATURDAY
every month. at the usual hour
Cfcsrs B G. Thibodaux, w NJ: Chas. H. Gruen-
oerg, s. W., Francis L. Mead ]. W.. j. Augier T. c.
Beicher, = Andrew J. Daneson, s. D.: Owen Cnnlin j.
D.; Jos. A. Taylor, Tyler. G. BELCHER Sec'v
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B.& 0. R.lLRoAD.-NEw FREIGHT TARIFF
The Board of Directors of the B. & o. Railroad, as
We Learn itOm the Baltimore papers, at their meet
ingOa Thursday last, adopted the new Freight
TaHf recommended by the Committee on Trans
Potaioa and the General Superintendent. The
changes in the Tariff are understood TO consist
mainly in a re-cIasSfcation OF the rates of charge,
byvLich goods of one class are transferred to an
oiae, and such notifications established as it is
believed will meet the wishes of our business
men and secure to the road large increase of
transportation.