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usage ORANGE.-The Hedge Plant of America
0YThe Usage Orange, has than met the san
guine expectations of its friends regards the
great object in view good and beautiful fence adaptation
climate, variety of SOIL hardness easy propagation
and cheapness it all that be desired supply Of
the seed and Treatise the cultivation the plant may
be had of p F. PESCIID
Raeigh; March g. 1854. az
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HARDEN AND GRASS SEEDS, FOR 1854.
u Subscriber has just received his supply of Garden
other Seeds for the growth of 1854 of
ry Gardeners and others requested to make
CALI in get whatever kinds they may All
Seeds warranted to be fresh and genuine.
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WILLIAM HI. JONES,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
| RALEIGH N. c.,
Will attend the Conrts of Chatham Johnston and Wax
| February 3d. 1883 29f
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much anxiety 1t is doe Co them that they should have
all the information In possession ard also to know
that Congress is determined to carry out this doctrine
all hazards. think that the Executive and Congr
this is our principle that win not be driven from it,
that we will egslate to assert it, that will negotiate
TO secure IT, and, If need be- will fight to maintain
It, And, sir the day that we establish this principle
win be one Of the proudest in American history and in
my judgment, the time 81 action has now arrived
Mr.. BooocK, (dem of va.-This is exceedingly i'm
p|rtant proposition, 1t undertakes to define the posi-
tion this government occupies In the pending war. II IL
means to do any thing 1t to fix the position of this
government in the controversy f this is the design il
ought to have the sanction Of deliberate action IL H.
indeed, to produce effect merchants and
on the fctons of other countries this cannot be
done simply by resolution not requiring the Joint ac
ZION Of the two houses He moved It be referred to the
Committee on Foreign Affairs that careful considera-
ton be given to the subject The motion agreed
The House then went into committee on the
GENERAL APPROPRIATION NEBRASKA BI-rERRJBIE
DENUNcAT1oN OF THE ABoLTIoNIsIs DEMOCRAT.
Mr. MCDONALD, (dem) of Me-, spoke on the Nebraska
question He considered the resolutions Of the Maine
Legislature as not indicative of public opinion in that
State and pronounced their modest request oppose
the bill as arrogant and impudent The supporters Of
the bill are national men, upholders Of the constitu
under the lead of the New York Tribune a paper
tainted with heresy and isms of every kind
principal editor of that journal does not believe in
future rewards and punishments The hangmans whip,
the fear of hell which keeps the wretch in order has
terrcrs for him. The natural tendency of their principles
that the people not to be trusted govern them
selves, but must be governed lie spoke Of abolionsts
IN the strongest terms Of denuncauon including Mrs.
Stowe and in conclusion advocated the Nebraska Dill be-
asserted the great right of the people to govern
themselves.
Mr.. FAULKNER, (dem.) of Va compimcnted the gentle
man on ms speech and for his Independence of character
anu soununess oil intellect He then argued at length in
favor Of the Senate's Nebraska bill
The committee rose, and the House adjourned.
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Court of General Sessions.
ACQUITTED.


ArHr 10-i'eceiuing Stolen Goods.--John Manix was
the receiver Of five six hundred stereotype plates
which stolen from the building 10 Spruce
during the month of March last and which were the
property Of J. T. Reded publisher OF Nassau street
There being evidence show that the accused bought
the goods knowing them to be stolen the Jury acquitted
him without leaving their seats.
ARRESTS UPON BENCH WARRANTS.
Forgery "a the Wtrd Deree.-0ficeIs Spicer and Bar
ton arrested yesterday named George Tibb, on
bench warrant issued from this court where he stands
charged with having forged promissory note. Bail
having been procured, the defendant liberty
Burglary in He Third Dsgree--Two men named Lewis
Lambert and Edward Sherwood, arrested on bench
warrant by officers Barton and Stoughton suspicion
of being concerned in the late burglary committed on the
premises Of George n Edwards cothier No 4s avenue
d. One Of the parties was admitted to bail but the
other was committed to the Tombs for examination.
PLEA OF GUILTY.
Petit Ldrcfny-Adelne Edwards, alias s'The Lady in
Black, who was indicted for picking pocket book from
the pocket OF lady while riding in of the Broadway
and Houston street stages pleaded guilty to another in
dictment charging her with stealing quantity Of pillow
covers from the millinery store OF Madame Iecompton,
in White street The prisoner was remanded for sentence
until Friday next.
Forgery IN the Second Depree-Jacob shuster was then
placed at the BAR charged with having passed several
counterfeit 80 bills on the Brandon Bank Vermont The
evidence for the prosecution went prove that the
23d of February last, the defendant went TO several
stores the upper part Of the city and while in there
purchased goods givngfor them the spurious bills, and
in all cases receiving good money in change. The de-
fendant in the transaction IL was alleged
with one Baker, vi i also shown, had passed
eral Of these counereits The Jury In this retired
10 their room about O'Clock, p. NJ and up to late
hour last night did not agree upon verdict.
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Marine AHalIs.

LOSS OF THE SHIP RUSSELL STURGIs.
BosToN, April 10, 1854.
The packet ship Russell Sturgis, from Liverpool Feb
q for Boston, aba ndone at sea The captain and
crew we're taken OF by the bark Rainbow arrived at
Newport to-day.
in 1852 and valued at 500 000 She insured here for
Sl2 500 at the Equitable Safety Co.. like amounts at
the Neptune, Alliance, and Triton Companies Her
freight money is also insured here for s12 500
go, valued at 5000 000, is insured here and in Europe
She had fifty passengers on board.
SHIP ALLIANCE NEARLY BURNED.
BALTIMORE, April 10 1854
The ship Alliance at Charleston loaded with cotton
for Liverpool took fire Friday, but it extingush
ed with but slight damage.
THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF MANCHESTER.
PnI-DELPHIA, April 10, 1854.
Tie steamship City Of Manchester has foated Off and
passed Newcastle on her way up to this city.
THE ALABAMA AT SAVANNAH
SAVANNAH, April s. 1854
The steamship Alabama, Captain Schenck arrived here
from New York this morning.
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n WS EY LEGRApH.
INTERESTING CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
Speech Of Mr.. Gwin on the Pacific Rail-
read Bill.
Resolutions in the House RsaSserting the Prill-
cipIe that Free Ships make Free Goods.
SPIRITED DEBATE ON THE NEBRASKA QUESTION
Political, Maritime and Commercial Items,
Xc &c, &c.



IMPORT ANT TREATY WITH ENdeANW RESPECTING THE
RIGHTS OF AMERICAN SHIPS, ETC.
WASHINGTON, April 10, 1854.
Mr.. Dean,s resolutions to-day presented by
quest Of the administration, to prepare the public
for the fact that Mr Buchanan has made treaty with
England securing for the United States the position
sumed in the resolutions The treaty itself is expected
by the next steamer but the State Department has
oeiyed all the preliminary correspondence connected with
the negotiation.
THE GADsDEN TREATY.
The Senate in executive session to-day carried an
amendment to the Gadsden treaty making the thirty
first parallel the boundary This is mere play however,
as the majority of the body have determined no matter
what amendments may be made to XII the treaty wnen
the vote on it's passage is taken.
Ms understood the Mexican Minister has assented to
the amendments recommended by the President They
were inserted at the time the treaty was published.
THE HOUSE CLERK AND THE PRINTING, ETC.
II is said that Forney is waiting to see ii the House
will consent to the senates amendment to the Deficiency
BILL dividing all the printing between the Union and
Sentinel before he resigns his cerkship If the House
agree this amendment then Forney will try to hold to
the Clerks Office IT. however, they do not agree to the
amendment he will resign and consent to grind the Off
cia organ half the plumber Meantime he nearer
his desk in the House.
THE MAIL LETTINGs-cLAIMs GROWING OUT OF
THE FREMONT EXPEDITION.
large number of mail contractors and agents
here awaiting the mail lettings for the Southern and
Western States The lettings the largest ever held
and much interest is attached from that fact.
The Military Commission in session here for some
time past for settling certain claims growing out of Col
Fremonts expedition to California, has adjourned sine
die after allowing only out of claims presented
to the am ount of $500, ,OO0
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STOCK FLUCTUATIONS. AT BOSTON.
BosToy, April 10, 1854
There almost panic in the Boston stock market
to-day 100 shares Of the Vermont Centraaroad were
sold closing at l0ss Ogdensburg sold low TO- At the
second board 800 Central were sold at the price
BALTIMORE, April 10, 1854
Notwithstanding the advices by the Europa our mar
ket for breadstuifs is firm Sales made this
ing OF 1,500 bbls of -four at 81 121s 81 371&.
PHIIADELpHA April 10-5P. NJ
Breadstuis quiet -four Is quoted at 81 rs; wheat
81 rs 81 So rye, 93c, and 78c Provisions and
COTTON dull and dropping. Our harbor Is full of ship
ping. and activity and hustle is observable in the dis
charging Of valuable cargoes
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Obituary.

MRS. T. II. HAMxERsKoID died at Columbia s. c.. on
the 2sth March. Her husband is well known arcbi.
tect and is engaged upon the State capitol at Co
umba. The Souh Cdronidn says;-''The death Of this
lady, well and so fayorably known our State and
generally beloved aud esteemed wherever known, has
created void in many circles. As musician she might
have her way TO fame. Her reputation had already
been known here before she TO reside In Columbia
and her talents together with her gentle and amiable
manners and refined taste had even during her brief
residence In our community, many kind and appre
csting friends Our contemporaries Of Charleston all
mourn her lossn
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Southern Mail Items.

INVITATION TO Ex-PREsIBENT FILLMORE FROM sA-
vANNAH-THE CHARLESTON CONVENTION.
BALTIMORE, April 10, 1854.
New Orleans papers of Tuesday last are received
The City Council of Savannah has extended an invita-
tion 10 exPresident Fillmore, to visit that city.
Delegates to the Charleston convention already
arriving at that city, preparatory to the meeting the
10th inst 1t in contemplation to hold the
ion throughout the whole week
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Hartford Municipal Election.

HARTFORD, April ~, ls5I
AT our city election to-day, Henry e. Demng, whig
elected Mayor by % plurality Last year. Hammers
ly's (dem) plurality l5l. The wings have a ma ior
y of eight in the Common Councillast year only two
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Man Killed bv Lyrhtn,np

SPKINGFIEID, April To. 1901.
An Irishman, name unknown, was killed by lightning
yesterday, while walking upon the railroad track
this place
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The Disaster to the steamer America.

BUFFAIO, April 10, IS54.
The steamer America reported ashore last week on
Point felee is complete wreck. She old boat
and has been used for several for cattle Loss
covered by insurance.
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The New York Legislature.

= ALBANY April 10, 1904.
No quorum being present in either House this even.
ing, they adjourned till to morrow
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-01-21

AzMaanmah REGULAR NEW ORLEANS PACKET,
The new, stanch built, and elegant steamer
Z ~ SEss.a d @ CTOR BATEY, ADLAR DUGAs,
Master will continue to ply regular
trader between Donalsonvle, and all intermediate land
ngs on the Coast to New Orleans, leaving follows
DONALDSONNVILLE- - every Sunday morning. ahiI
Wednesday evening, during low water. q
NEW EW-oKLEANs,-eyery Monday at 5p. M, and Friday
mornings at o'clock. q
~ For freight passage, having superior accommoda-
tiOns apply on board. Tnoy TO-
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FOR THE COAST AND LAFOURCHE
TWICE 4 WEEKy Ioknzar. l.

Pour la Cote ct le Bayou Lafourche.
DEL-T FOLS P1R SEMAINEi Ipsamasm T.,
f magnifique ct nouveau aszsssFf77sk
- Steamboat G. d. Jr., Capitane
C. DALFERE partra de Ia Nouvele Orleans tous les AIer
cretls heures ct deme A. NJ les samedis he,,res
p. NJ. 1t reourpartira de Lockpcrt ohs les Jeudis
heures A. NJ ct tous les Dimanches Midi Thboiaux tous
les Jeus IL heures A. NJ ct tous les Dnanches hcures
?. NJ. DonalsonviDe ous les Vendredis heures A. NJ
ct tous les Luniis a heures A. NJ.
Pour fret on passage s'adresser a bord ou a
AUGUST1N TIfIBAUT,
rue Cont, No. s, Nouvele Orleans.
N. d. LIE C. D. JR., commencera ses voyages le 1cf
dOctObre.
A VIS 4 U-Y X4BITAN7S-Ie Steamboat g. D. Jr. :.
etc ba expressement pour les voyages de la Toutes
les aeoratons modernes ont etc aes pour aux s
sagersle comfort ct Ia commode quoque tran peu deau
ce bateau portera tres-grand enlargement
W continuera aire voyages dams otes fcs sal
qul de dfOlt OStf
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FRANKLIN HOUSE. -
THIS NEW HOTEL. in the LARGE &;

- new Bflck Buld1nS situated on the corner I&&ax&
of ST. Louis street and Commercial Row, Thhaaux La.
and fitted up about year ago expressly for house
OF entertainment has of late enlarged its and
veniences, and can accommodate many InUrs
bOarders.
Families sisglc Ladies and Gentlemen can be com
fOrtably situated either in winter the house
being wearanged for ventilation and the roohs large
and convenient. TkRMs:
Single Meal and Lodging, each, ,........ .....S 5r
Supper, Lodging and Breakfast, ........ or
Board per day,... 5T
+" week, payable weekly. y............ 500
month, monthly. ......... % OU
:" year, :" quartery,.... $50. 0O
i" week, without iodg'g, payable weekly 6 OF
:" - month, g =" % monthly IS or
. year, quarterly $50 0G
" month, for extra furnished rooms. 25 0V
This House being arranged and fitted in the beststye
abe furniture beds and bedding thing necessa
tryf or furnishing such House, new and Of good
material This, together with the determination Of the
Proprietor to deserve patronage by his unremng
tons To please it is hoped will offer sufficient induce
ments for citizens and strangers to patyonze him.
No effort necessary will spared to keep the Table az
all times as well supplied the Markets within reach
will afford. B. F. HOLDEN ProprietOr
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sit9.ation Wanted.

q Engiish lady who has had m,,ch
go Il y teaching, sises .;t,,.o,, /. 49, 60
@ she 70 tesch Eng,;ss II y; ssos s
- 1sa, sharh language she SPEAKS !. snd IA
isai. 80 fsfssencsa can Il given. Add,... =
foe O6u, Doaaldsonyine.
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l. FOUR RCHE HOUSE.

DONALDSONTILLE LA.
THE Undersigned having leased
L the large building formerly known as the C.
Land Office, and made extensive alterations aud ssi;;
Improvements; and also, having gone to heavy Ra!Q
expense in fitting and furnishing the house, win oen =
FIRST CLASS HOTEL, on the 1st Of January
The proprietor aers himself that from long experience
in managing and conducting of different Hotels In the North
that he is capable Of keeping the above House in manner
equal to any in the United States Persons stopping at the
LAFOURCHE HOUSE will find all the comforts Of 4 home
as the house will be conducted principles never before
undertaken in Donadsonyillc.
The Proprietor wishes his friends and the public 10 dis
tincly understand t his House is open at all hours OF
the night as wei as day. for their reception There win be
the Landing the arrival of each and
Steamboat, to convey the baggage to the House.
tWnl4I sL-E sFE j. w. PRINCE pronrietor
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A. B. r. AG MS
FAMILY GROCERY STORE,

No. st. Philip street.
THE undersigned has now in@ssE
Il store. and is constantly repenishipg a IssH3
well selected assortment of GROCERIES, WINES
and Liquors, consisting in part of the following viz
APPLES, Dried an Green KErcHup. Walmmt, Tomato
ALsPicE, LARD, No. Leaf
ANIsETre, LoBsTEBs
AVE HANDLES, lemons
BACON, Hams, Sides, and LAMP Wick ..4 g.
Shoulders; LlQuoBs, C1gnnc, champa-
BEEF, SHgGT-eMred gne, peach, and yNeac- York
BUTTEB, Goshen and YES Brandy; Old Bourbon.
tern Irish and Rect;fed Wh;s-
BEANS Nary key; Holland Gin; ia
BIscuIrs, Soda and Butter nuaica Rum etc etc
BREAD. Pilot and Macy MUsTABp Creole and Kv
BUCKwHEAT kegs d b0Ics MOLAssEs,
bReoMs, dss0rfed MACARONI, 5'
BLAckIka, "Mason's'' MATCHES, Frietios 4.
BASKETS, all sizes; MACE,
BUckETs, Tin aadpaiatcl NUrMKGs su-r Ia -ps4
COFFEE Rio Jana, yM0cha. NUTs, PecGns and 4Imona
CANpLEs SperM, Star aud OILS, Oliuc Lamp and Lard
French tdLi0U ...4 ONIONS
CHEESE. Pine .Appic Eng Pickles, Assorted
iish Dairy and Wcsterm PORK Mess and Prime
CHoC0LATE, NO PorAToEs, SDeet and Irish
CANDIES, dssOrted 2A % PEACHES, Dried
CoRDIALs'+ de-, s.. G. PEPPER, Black
Clears, an eaeeizeat as mt PEppEB sAucE,
CABDs, Playing POWDER, Sporting mad Rife
CINNAMON, PIPES, Clay and Stone
GLOVES, ff S'i-3 RAIsINs, Malaga
CLOTHEsPINs, ... RICE, Carolina and Creole
C"Rks. London SALT, course, fine and Table
Cars Percussion SUGAR Loaf and Rronn
DEMIJOHNs, all sizes SOAP bar LdstHe and fanev
EGas, STARCH. Fon's and Coigate's
Flour, St. Louis and OHIO ShuFr ScAtch and Maonboy
FISH. Cod. .Nackcrcl and SARplNEs
Herring SHOT, Buck and Drop O.
FISHING TACKLE SAL KRATUs
GINGER, TEAS, Assorted
GARLIC, -f.l TOBACCO, d. -sl.sz.-+ q IL
Garden SEEDS, TIN WARE, do.
HANS. SMgar-exred WINES, Madcira, Sherry,
INDIGO Champagne, Port, & Red
JelI-StOHe WASH BOARDS gre, ETC.
ly 4. B. RAtsAN, 3 st. Philip street.
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Horses and Carriages.
LWAYSn readiness, Horses and Carriages, for tris
to Donaldsonviilcs Honma. elsewhere, whenever
there is enough in nfmber to justify. Also stabiIns
for hOrsesand all connected with the franklin 6fse
by the proprietor, q: F. HOLDEN
ThibOtlaux, Jecenber ~ I95t
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ARCADE HOTEL.

Magazine St. New Orleans between Gravier and Nachez
stat r. s. MORSE, Proprietor.
'NHE Proprietor respectfully in -
l. forms his friends and Patrons and the public sssasN
generally that this well known and popular estab ..A.A
shmen has been thoroughly renovated the past Season
and newly furnished throughout large extension Of room
has been obtained by the propretors renting the adjoining
portion of the building, which will enable him accommodate
much larger number Of customers than last winter
No expense has been spared by the Proprietor to enable
him to merit continuance Of the generous patronage
has heretofore received and every exertion will be made
by himself and assistants to render the soourn of his guests
not only comfortable but agreeable.
e One great convenience attached to this Hotel in
that meals can be had at almost all hours fjan14
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Succession de Josephine Cross epouse dEac0rd Mushy
et co1shnndute eristant entire ct lie dro u
oaanes Cross M,n7hy, dams Ia Succession de Benja-
man Cross ct 4nastdsi1 B0M1Yeois, son ep0Mse.
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BENEVOLENT ORDERS.
A. Y. MI.
..-...=.,.. s. of IT. -
AGNOLIA DIVISION. No. Ga. Son

~ Of Temperance, meets at the Hall, over A. B. nA
Ragan Co.'s Store St. Philip street, every SEsA
MONDAY EVENING at the usual hour Sa&
GWcers-Lewis A. Reed, W. p; Meredith f. Thss'
r. s.; Edward T. Burnham f. S.; Francis L. Mead. T.: Wm.
H. Ragan, c.; II. Champagne, A. c.; j. J. W. Merrill l. S.;
John Bourg, o. s.; Geo. L. Anderson, p W. P.
Jy2 f..4't JONA. c. WHITE, r. s.
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NEW CARRIAGE SHOP!
FULFORD l. BRO. having commence

y the Carriage business in an its branches. =
in the Shop on Jackson street next door 10 the 49,
Methodist Church, are prepared 10 Manufacture s3eG
Carriages Rockaways, and Sulkes in alty and eYerv
sty ao repairing done Persons wanting anything in their
nne Woafd 40 wen to give them call All work euaranerd
to give satisfaction New vehicles always on hand :. 80
sdeclof FULFORD 4 BROTHER, Jackson street.. .'''
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TO TRAVELLERS
New Orleans and Lafourche Packet.

New Orleans and Lafourche Packet
kNOR the Coast, Donaldson m.S
L vile, Thibodaux, Lockport, and all AYgsf
intermediate landings : The New and aSzzzSEszszaz
Splendid Passenger Steamer F AMY SPAR.
III A WE U. d. TErTEBoNNE Master will leave New
Orleans Tuesday at o'clock, NJ, and every Sar
Wednesday, at 1e aid every Saturday, at o'clock
A. NJ. Thibodaux every Wednesday, at O'Clock, and
Sunday, at 2 O'Clock; Donalhsonvle, every Monday,
A. NJ, and Thursday, at O'Clock, A.
~ for freight or passage apply on board, or to
Agents New Orleans.-J. A. BRAUD LANDRY,
F" !" TROSCLAIR 4 HAYDEL,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAcRIN,
Thbodaux.-S. T. DAUNIS BRO v2s-HF
FOR THE COAST AND LAFoURCHE.
TWICE Il WEEK! RMamm h
THE fine new Steamboat 9ezsaHF.S
L C. d., Jr., c, DALFEnEs, Master -
will leave New Orleans every Wednesday at halfpast
O'clock M, and Saturday O'clock p M Returning
Sunday at II O'Clock; Thibodaux every Thursday at 10
O'clock A. NJ and Sunday at 4, Dona1sotyiRe every
Monday and Friday at O'Clock, A. NJ.
For freight passage apply on board, or to
AuGUSTIN THIBAUT,' 8 Cont st., N. o.
NB. The c. d., Jr, will commence her regular trips on
the 1st Of October.
TO SHIPPERS AND PZAN7,ERs-The Steamboat
her construction every modern improvement that can DOS
sby add to the safety comfort and pasen
gers, and the carrying Of freight has been regarded
though Of exceedingly light daugh she has the capacity to
carry heavy burthen.
~ She will continue to make regular trips throughout
all seasons Of the year, all moneys paid egh will
De refunded. OSM
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NHKs, Cashmeres, lie Laines French

y and English Merinos Alpacas ernbroid,red fo,.,.
Cuts and Undersleeves Edgings nser.ngy and Rhhcn,
Of every variety f sale st greatly reduced prices by
hoi' WAKEMAN SMITH
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DIR. NJ. A. MCLEOD

U friends and the public that he has again resumed the
practice Of his profession and soicits patronage Office over
the Post Office in the formerly occupied as the Read
ing Room. M IL.
Orders left with Mr. J. Y Bennett, at the Post Oice
will meet with prompt attention g & s(4-1yo i
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H
NOFlCE.-All persons indebted to the
~ Succession Of JOSEPH r. RICHARD are requested to
come iorwaId and settles and all to whom the aore
sad is indebted hereby notified to come for
ward and present their Claims duly antbenticaed tn
jan Z, 1854. fs-4t.l 3. G. DARDEN, Admir-.
NOTICE.-AlI persons Indebted to the
* Succession Of JAMES SAVAGE are reonestea =,
forward and settle and all persons to whom the Aforesaid
succession il indebted are hereby notified come forward
and present their claims duly authenticated to
Jan !, 1864. [s-4tl y. 8. WILLIAMS, Admir-.
NOFiCE.-All persons indebted TO the
Estate Of JUSTIN AUBERT, and his wife, are re-
quesed 70 come forward and settle and ali those having
claims against said Estate requested to present them
duty authenticated to the undersigned. Z
Dec. 5O. 80 l2-4H W.. G. BELGHER, Administrator
NOI1CE.-All persons indebted to the
Estate oi JAMES BROWN requested to come for
Rala ana see and all those having claims against said
the undersigned t2-Al 8. TOWNSEND, Admir-.