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EVENING STAR.
THE LIBERTY POLE.

q Up with the tall mast, let it be
Raised by the loyal hearted, HIGHER
50 Than old 81. PETERS glded spire; -.
Crowned with the cap Of Liberty. -'s
There let the noble landmarkstand,
, mistaken by the storms of creed
Unstained while warning nations bleed.
The glory Of our happy land. ...-.'-
And we will stand erect and true,
IS freedoms staunch and towering mast.
10 T.. While adverse winds are sweeping mast
Pointing TO Heavens bright arch Of blue
As Moses lifted up the rod,
y In the broad wilderness to heal
The Jewss so for our country's weaI
we dedicate this staff to God.
Let every freeman worship God,
As conscience tells him tits best,
No one daring to modest
Or fright him with the eppfessor's rod.
A shout comes up from vale and crag.
Brave hosts surround the stately tree,
They cast their ballots for the free
Defenders of their countIy's flag.
Up with the banner of the free,
And write in words of burning gold.
On every striped and starry fold,
God speed the march of Liberty.
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4l5 REWARD.

WYE win give the above reward to any person
wv who win give US such information y win
lead TO the detection and conviction Of any person
or persons who buy, SELL ILL., or collect our bottles
without being authorized by Us SO to do. .-
zn yaa s4Sft. 49, ARMY & 6HINN,
SEQ H-eo1mS . JOHN MoKEON.
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Time of Departure of the Ocean Steamers

RGnss. Lsoue, For Dnu,
Afanes. lew York. Liverpool. Oct. IA.
CanaAA. ew York. Liverpool. Oct. le.
Africa ..LiverpOOl. New York :. Oct. 7.
d The California steamers leave New York on
10Th and Goth of each month.
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CHICKAsAWs.

For payment to the Ohickasaw nation
In full of the expenses Of their com.
missioners in negotiating the treaty
OF june twenty.sec0nd, eighteen hum
bred and fifty:twe, as stipulated in
the ninth article Of said tresty..-.....
For permanent annuity, stipulated in
the act Of the twenty.fifth Of Februa-
~, seventeen hundred and ninety.
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For permanent provision for education

For permanent provision for education
stipulated in the second article Of
the treaty Of twentieth Of January,
eighteen hundred and twenty-five.
For permanent provision for blscksmith
stipulated In the siEth aeticle OF the
treaty Of eighteenth Of October, eight
cen hundred and twenty, and the
ninth article Of the treaty Of twenti-
eth of January, eighteen hundred and
twenty I've ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
For permanent provision for iron and
steel for shop, stipulated in the ninth
~ article Of tbs treaty Of twentieth Jan
nary, eighteen hundred and twenty
fiHa - - y
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By the act making further appropriations for con.
tinuing the construction of roads in the Territory
of Minnesota, In accordance with the estimates
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By the act making further appropriations for con-
tinuing the construction of roads in the Territory
of Minnesota, In accordance with the estimates
made by the War Department. Cos
For the continuation of the road from Z ~
Point Douglas, on the Mississippi
river, to the mouth of the St Louis
river, of Lake Superior,s tn Wiscon-
For the continuation Of the road from
Point Douglas to Fort Gaines, now g..
Fort Ripley 10000 90
the mouth of Swan river TO the VIM
nebago agency ;:...... 5000 90
Wabashaw to Mendoza. 1900 90
$4,000 90
By the act to refund 70 the Territory OF Utah the
expenses incurred by the said Territory in sop
pressing Indian hostilities.
The amount of expenses incurred by
the said Territory in the suppression
Of Indian hostilites within said Ter
ritory during the years eighteen hun
dred and fifty and eighteen hundred -
and ffyone and that the amount of
such expenses, when 50 ascertainea,
be paid into the treasury Of said Ter
ritory ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20,94O 65
By the act to authorize the Secretary OF War to set
tie and adjust the expens es Of the Rogue Rive
Indian war.
For services rendered in the late war 4.-
with the Rogue River Indians in Or.
egon-known as the Rogue River
war-according to the muster rolls Of
the same; al 90, for subsistence, forage, .-aol,-
medical stores, and expenditures,
we'll az for any other Necessary and
proper supplies furnished for the 49, ga
prosecution of said war. tlndef-
mite ~. r.-. ~ .- IS.
By the act for the construction Of certain military
roads and wells in the Territory of New Mexico
From Taos to Santa Fe.................. 10000 90
From Santa Fe to Dona Ana........ $4,000 90
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coMANcHEs. KIowAs, AND ApA.

COMANCHES. KIOWAs, AND APA-
CHI ES. OF THE ARK ANSAS RIVER.
For first Of ten instalments for the pur.
chase of goods, provisions, and agri-
cultural implements, stipulated in
tho sixth article of the treaty of the
twenty-seventh Of July, eighteen
hundred and fifty-three......
For expenses Of the transportation Of
the first of ten instalm.nts Of goods,
provisions, and agricultural imple-
ments, stipulated in the sixth article
OF the tresty of the twenty seventh
of July, eighteen hundred and fifty
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IN CaIlfornla......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Fer the payment Of the claims present.
ed by certain counties of the late Ter
ritory of Iowa for expenses Of the
United States district court, which
were paid by said counties prior to
the admission Of said Territory into
the Union as State. Indefinite
For compensation of the Judge of first
instance in civil cases for the district
of San Francisco, California, per ap-
pointment dated twenty first Of Sep
TENDER, eighteen hundred and brty-
nine, by The late General b. Riley,
while governor of that country, from
first October, eighteen hundred and
forty-nine, to the first April, eighteen
hundred and fifty Observation-Disclosures.
For the payment Of draughtsman and
clerks employed under the resolution
Of May four, eighteen hundred and
foriy-eight, upon the maps Of the
public lands 49,. ......... ..................
For the payment of the following clerks,
in addition to the clerks authorized
by the third section of the act Of
March third, eighteen hundred and
fiity.three, entitled Gan act making
appropriations for the civil and dip
lomatic expenses Of government fer
the year ending the thirtisth of June,
eighteen hundred and flfty.four," in
the office Of the Register of the Treas
ury, three clerks Of class three, to in
clude the clerk now authorized to
take charge Of the redemption of
stocks, and IN the sffice of the Com
missioner Of Pensions In lieu Of the
temporary clerks now employed there
in, five clerks Of class two, and fifteen
clerks Of class three. Indefinite.
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treaty of the third of September,
eighteen hundred and thirty Ska.
oo an For nineteenth Of twenty instsIments
NJ w for iron and steel for shops, stipu-
lated in the second article Of the
treaty Of the third of september,
eighteen hundred and thirty six
For nineteenth of twenty instruments
oo m for the purch ase f provision stipu-
Vo w lated in the second article of the
treaty Of the third CT September,
eighteen hundred and thirty -six......
For nineteenth Of twenty ipstslments
for the purchase tf two thousand
pounds Of tobacco, stipulated in the
second article Of the treaty of the
100 90 third Ct September, eighteen hun
dred and thirty six .....................
Fer nineteenth Of twenty instruments
for farming utensils and cattle, stipu-
lated in the second article of the trea-
ty Of the third of September, eighteen
700 90 hundred and thirty-six.
For nineteenth Of twenty instruments
for thirty barrels of salt, stipulated
in the second article Of the treaty of
O0 NO the third of September, eighteen hun
dred and thirty-six. ......................
For third of fifteen instalments for nav
of miller, stipulated in the fourth ar
ticle of the treaty of the eighteenth
700 90 Of October, eighteen hundred and
forty.eight...... .-.......... .........
NAvAJOs.
For fulfilling treaty stipulations with
the Navajos, pursuant te the require
700 w ments Of the tenth arti lie of the trea-
~ OF September ninth, eighteen hun
aioo anu iof y ~ aIre.. 90 .'.... ............
For blacksmith and ASSISTANT during
the pleasure of the President. stipu-
lated in the fourth article of the treaty.
100 90 OF the fifteenth Of July. eighteen
hundred and thirty ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
uI For iron and steel for shops, during the
pleasure Of the President stipulated
700 90 In the fourth arti-le OF the treaty Of
ass the fifteenth Of July, eighteen hun.
-. dreo ana thirty...................
- For fulfilling the stipulstions contained
oll in the fifth article of ths treaty of the
100 90 sixteenth of March, eighteen hundred
sf an6 hfty.f0ur..
i. For surveying and marking the boun.
dary OF the reservation of land stipu,
100 IS lated IN the first article of the treat
,.1 OF the sixteenth of March.,eighteen
hundred and fifty -four.
4a OTTOEs AND MIsSOURIAs.
i For blacksmito and assistant, during ths
300 90 pleasure or the President, stipulated
In the fourth article Of the treaty oil
the fifteenth of July eighteen hun
. rlea dred md thirty. .....,........
600 90 For iron and steel for shop, during the
~ "a pleasure Of the President, stipulated
-a II in tbs fourth article of the treaty %
a." the fifteenth OF July, eighteen hun
900 90 bred and thirty
enlg For fulfi ling the stipulstielis containel
in the fifth article Of the treaty Of tn
/ ,lsf fifteenth Of March, eighteen handrel
and ffty.four. ...................... :.
800 col For surveying and marking the boun
81 Diary of the reservation Of land etipu
u'i54 lated in the FIRST article Of the treat,
cGs ~ s1vl =, I1a.e "a. sG- $50 - .iaI4. J-L /
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REMOVALS-REMOVALs.
EDUCATION


n
the second MONDAY of November 1854 and
Ill the first Monday April They will the
portant banehs o the Civil Common Iterna
well Practice
will be delivered by four Professors. .'ua
Those by Professor Mcfaeb will treat Of -, ,-.s...r
Admiralty and Maritime Law embracing the rights and obga
General Average SALVAGE Civil and Military Msinefa'
Marine Insurance and Hypotheatous and Contracts Maritime
Services n Baidng. Repairing and sppplyibg shpa
Prize
tile relaion Treaties OF Private International
g. The Judcn of The Courts Of the United Saes embrac
Original ppeae Jurisdiction Supreme Circuit
Piixe Courts Admiralty. ~
Those by Proetanr Randei Hunt, will embrace 4l
Propry and Contacts, Mercantile Remed They win
Sole Traders Partnerships and Coporsions Principal
Bills Of Exchange and PIonaso Notes Shipping of Bail
with Carriers Contracts Afeighment
and Average Salvage and InurAne sae Guarantee Liens
and Soppage in rrsnsitu. t5 IL .S&9 4 .r.I
q TheCmlus Law ard Practice Courts of Criminal
| tion. -'.H
g. The . Evidence .
Those by Professor johnson will embrace
The Common Law and Equity Jurspudenee and Practice
PleadDgs tiYi CHAes Common Law.
/ 2. CONGREGATIONAL Law 4 s'#
Those by Professor Roselus embrace
/ The Civil Code Of Lonisi conneeon with the Roman Span
sh French InwH Critical Analysis the Decisions
| Sdprene Court OF the State
Land Tes whether derived from England spap th
| United States Il@3T t5. f79'
The Degree Of Bachelors will
nly who shall Lectures
ours after having months under the dreeon Of
pectabe Law
rous Professors, be found deserving Of the honor.
The fee of each Professor twenty-five doiars matuaton
/ five dollars, and ten dollars for the diploma lE
All must be addressed he Dean Of the Faculty
| New Orleans.
suli 7tawdawd - C. RosELIUs, Dean of the Faculty.
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VOLUME YII.
NEW ORLEANS PosT-oFFIcE.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
From June to October 81, 1854
Week Days. From 7 4. NJ. to 6pM.
OFFICE HouRs' Sundays and Holidays From to II A.

Orr,cr Houps e1 Daysj ,r,i9i. 4 ~ NJ. 70 p'm
'u'Das' arl 1loNoaS'' i''na ~ ~ A. Nj
dhEAg ~ ai Va 80 Asl'vesaay
~ ~ I. ~ % ;d y a o. =, y ~ "a a. - y, - ~ ;d p @ sr;, IN
pau hes I; % IL t fni ~ - ~. ~ ,u "a pa @ NJ e.
@ ay .ne Sn Wy pay Il.
~ % Maa, a % aS a. s,d | uy ~ a. !, !. i'' Fa a p;,or; LII
@ anu az IL @ sose al
sssipp r. my ~ ~ oueen spiipHs W str
~ ~ 81 80 ! - t,p uy 49,. ~ = A. ~ ~ a,a ay nd Thura
day day az PM ohourke's on Tuesday ana ihafs-
supplying Saspm Iags
pa i nsan;II anS
: VIZ IIS;. pivar Ifan
LUKE, Goiqmpia Napoieon " mleg i.,ssi Ieea' ni'
henphS nanuopn New nauilu, I !hieA'ian, ~ 9
Pus, MI CaiIoi iaoueal & NAV i'as aT coea
Leon Memphis Cairo Paducah. Evansvl,e @ ana Louis
hnnrs u, Twice ;rrsia week oloSes ." u'''
ST. LOUIS MAIL supplying satsnez, '1ekseurg, !.
Napoeen Memps xaanaa, ~ anu s' russ
Gloses daiy lounaays eAeep'eej a' o r. M arrives
gamy, hours irregu'as; 1or.,,.,.u,a p..u
Aracsyi'l Re9 Rver Iandna Fort
Rouge, ~. iran rran'e W. t,raof e PenaI st aso no
adams' Na.cnea s vi, et osepn, m
ufanu - ou M 10, ~ o. % Es,5a 80 - a s.,,na - o % W ~
monday Iuesoay. fraay anu sa.usosy ~ pr;, Il h
arrives On eunuay' Huohaay' 1nussoay aho rfiaay
,r " 2yn 9 =. .n,mieyrrrr M on roA MATT a,;
81. shs,s Id;nn IN Tnir, aannet GaIr Ea
Lao,ahcnes Lnuing aayiuh o i'ouss Stue nu
arinr NILE Rsar Raea Coma Ihers;i,s pl,ons
mine Manehac. Brnivss Iandnr BATON Rouae and
n..n itaai,,s - 49, ~ h DIT fi,1o, ] IIor9;.a go
lnteror, Loooelrs M aeore: fofs Huason, nstm'eage,
osas on sndau and FrSay ~
aad ~ Morao,, 80 waanas5av ~ a. Arr;vao
anu u a"eay anu " 'Tey M a -. =; q. .-aa -
% % 3 sunday Tuesday Thursday and saturday by
ppn pJurp aY.rr u,u,,s A,axor5r;o nx.na
ponra N.taI,;toahas shraro,,rt ard Eaetar, Taxns
GIosa. thrao t,as na ~ MI. ensr., an
Tsaa ] vi E;d @ 81 a sta " @ = riy,as r, shry thraa tys @
e a aatu5 i anu sa'"tuaS fA-''' sAz-e' '''''
covIMGTaM , ~ p, - + IN s,AIr c,oso, -, Mo,a.,,
"Wednesday We NJ, and Friday ateAa Arrives on Tues
ay ypnTE NJ auu lu III ~ tt sa, -.
' . r ! II VI I.o J lP ~, r. Ip az
cARRoiITSN MAfTs ns c1oses on Mondav " Wedns sdav
ma E,;Ss ~ Iussa 1r;vss o ~ TneSi, " Thrsd
sana a Si.y st, =. 4. r. z fiAt's' W Aaoy3 AeJ
TpppE n p1H,rnyr n MAII ri,soo d.,, fa,,oor. s,,
NE, ~ ~ N ~ n ii n :, - .1o y t'p' 'o
poINTyES a. aIA A HAGuR AMnn ESGITsu TI1RN Parish
of pIaansmines CLOSES Friday nj / ~ me
go m i II, $500 ~ 10 . !. - ' NtN' " - - ~
cAIWTsTnSy es aay ~ ysAInpTA rNnTANorA AMI popT
IAgaGh' rinsas anar,, sya daUa NJ nna
@ 10 - 60 = -, :. Soess t = e'iS n'e 1s s a. NA' D
mn AnoSy ysANTIyso AN pnINT IsAREJ pRowNsyrI1E
M M pIo an ANnE cioss agarn ntb nj Tbnrsda
- - 49, ~ 80 ~ = :. ~ i. " yS nsaaaa a. > ~ % o - =.
vRpn rRIrz aMn TASpTrn Ti Aoy sMnrn;na III Max;.o
's 49, - " ~, ~ - @ I liz "a, :. -. app'g t a.h s ~ - w.
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GIas Is.4uzss j. 4 sT@ - q; sg;

Z " NORTHERN A&A A x1sssx Ess<9tAaSsz7s .Esss<9sASss:zss7zs
ROUTE Buffalo Niagara Falls
ST. American ateam forming the Express and
connecting ORdansburg
New Yok Burlington Saratoga Springs
Montreal with Atlantic 81 ST.
and champan Railroad for Pouland, White Mountains
~eaT ~ m Tfme-q4 hours 10 Montreal +' #ss gfE
BAYSTATE Capt. YORK Capt Chapman, leave
excepted. O'Clock NJ Cape
ogdpsburgh connecting with the River passing
ST. by daylight and arrive at Montreal O'Clock
merit day. time for the Quebec boats. AZ l ai1tg3
leaving Buffalo at o'clock eli. hours and
leaving o'clock have als The
of from Buffalo time
for Boston, take
Buffalo, ogdensbrg morning,
Immediately, arriving at Boston halfpast O'clock
THE UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
ONTARIO, Captain Throop
EoRTHERNER Captain Ctd daily Saturday,
hapast o'clock giving
half Niagara Falls touching Rochester owego sack
passiug the entire length Thousand Islands
and the Rapids Of the beautfa St daylight
Burlington the
for Albany and New York direct. II =
Line Buffalo daily by the Bat
gers pleasure viewing Brooks Monument Hgb
Wire Suspension Bridge and the the
Niagara River through Montreal half
Falls The 9 O'Clock Train of Carsfrom Buffalo Lewis
passing all Islands
light changing ooais and taking Of the splendid
upper Steamers dec Montreal
dashpg Of the noble S. arriving
Montreal O'Clock the day. quebec
the Line
como having all the equipments safety required by
with spacious and beautiful Uppe the entire length
of the boat.
opposite Buffalo and Niagara Falls RailroadDepot.
EB Offices in Cataract House and International Hotel Nagari
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x ECRET DISEASES Office 80 Customhouse

~ ECRET TDISEASES-Of S2 CustomhOuse
street between Royal and Boarben strsets-pR JAMES
would and who
unfortunately upon the
IN lis most foru that they obtain SAFE and
Poisonous Drug in from three without any lne0nye
Remedies which only
himself trial no. ses cure
zena all the Union many have
effected which pronounced ncuabe
Since Dr. Reedesln TINS city the
that have under the 81 these
but whahy nave
ure order that the afflicted ssa OF THESE
newly Dr. j. has located perma
neny thiscy No 49, Private Rooms
served, kY Office hours rom A M to febl3 lylp
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~ uSPENSI0N BRIDG ES.-NOTICE.
NJ BENJAMIN WATKINS Gson Mississippi Architect
Engineer Bridge Builder ri GO will
sipp Ohio Hudson any River in the United stas
with SUSPENSION BRIDGES reasonable cash
H will erect open selfsapPo,Pg Or IRON PER
MANEN BRIDGES, The above Suspension BRIDGES will be
pended either from Timber Brick So Cas- or
Towers locations require with either Strap Iron W
Cables can span the Washington City.
East River from New Yorkt Brooklyn Wiliar
River from West Point o sh9re,r - -
Gable was suspended during ths RevoutouayW W
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nRUGs, CHEMICALS, ETC.-The subscri.

a. UNDRIES- g. sz5z ==z-0r
~ CHEESE So foxes Pine Applet a.. 3D.. -
CHEESE-95 box. English Dairy
chs ESE-3U0 Western Reserve;
HAMS-25 tierces Stagg d Shay's;
MACKEREL-5h bbs large No. 8;
BERRING-lOO bnIe Smoked .,,. f. z=5s=-
CASTLE SOAP--50 boxes.
FIRE E-CRACKERS--5t0 boxes Mol l--a
BUTTER-lG0 fIktns Goshen;
BUTTER-40O pack ages Western, in store for sale by
sa A, D. GRIEfF d Co, 40 oil Levee.
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a MERICAN CRYsTAL -PALACE. ~.

A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. = For
IA THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS.
w Open Day and Evening, Except Sunday from
B TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ADsnTTANoE, will be the price
5s.s vi l. IL 10 @ a s Of
and rs's s
II sss % f ea9fs n Ts sss q s ssa Quit.
large numbtr additional and msAne
% 1 M S psss Already s y !. and
5s asS sSas over 500 p,ses. of Marble
most q them q them all Of .ag 1d
s: gs Of he HRe s. H H. 1siies' e
e. toe TsA aH s M
III
YEARS OLD has been depos the Crystal Palace by its
AtcE The Palace sncGss. hi moment. art
days with dscminae and ineessan
of asthe
q TIE % f eD u
and ps,ls1. ss
patented the United ates Psn, during
Discovery BY
sEeosD GOLD MEDAL costing Thousand Dollar,
Psss % hs s hss s s 5
December shall deemed most goIt such
.Ae5 cash. whose
eases.sa within tha
.as sdndgsd such testimonials
FOURTH FIVE MEDALS one Hundred Dollar each or
their equivalent plate pred the i've
Original completed since tbs s ogaing q Palace
exhibited therein Aforesaid shae
such distinction after excelnias aforesaid
The ablest ounes that be selected
shall appointed critically beevera articles
and award The mentioned The Directors shall proceed
early select Jury or9uto hope h able
to the appointments drs June
g she Eahbors as
sufficient enltle them to such distinction, - -
All articles which deemed worthy place tins and Ex
R1slsG%e % Il ts HSfd 81 isn'''sd
An efficient Police day and and the
articles ethlbited but the AsHocn
on diaclam- damage such articles
All Umbrellas Canes must ea the stand near the door
As the Palace visitors
mtted packages any out of the building
mylatf PIT. .BARNUM, President.
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ARNAMENTAL IRON WORK. eto. a

SAZERAC BRANDIES - The subscribers,
NJ being sole agents and this
keep constantly on hand full supply the
1885, 1902 and 1906 and invite the irad
connosseurs, the above being Pure Genuine article
VIM. Z. LEyERICH a CO., Agente,
IA Lave
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S UNDRIES-
~ $40 boxes Star Candles.
100 do Western Reserve Cheese. . .
SO Dbls La ge No. 8 MAckerel
sou and half Ralsns.
so tieIc-s Rice.
30r0 Straw Paper +
500 Pickles. Ketchup and Pie Fruits assorted qualities
and aizea store and for sale by +
A. d. GRIEFF CO. 40 Old Leyee.
SUNDRIES--
~ 200 bags Tara gona Almonds;
200 Gaze Canton Gnger s..-.
40 boxes Italian Vemceli, for sale by
.I2 II NJ q II AL az,
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FOR RENT.

NfOR RENT-The subscribers intending to a.
move into hs new STORE No Al Magazine Offer
session To be given first ofoctober.
These Stores
ton desirable Urge Dry Goods Auc ion or
CommiAsion business. DAVID TAYLOR a CO.
aII 0Grsy and mon street
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Albany ALE.

E. G. Delevan OF Albany, was prosecuted
by John Taylor, a celebrated manufacturer
Of Beer, for saying that filthy water wa'
used in mailing" and held TO bail for $40.
900. Damages were laid ct 100000. The
trial in the only case tried, resulted in
cents damages. We annex below o sketch
OF . small part Of the evidence elected in the
trial. Drinkers Of that delectable beverage,
Albany Ale. must havo strong siomachs u
they continue to imbibe with o full knowl-
edge Of the Ingredients, which entor INTO 1t,
manufacture. 'ear# 'n
Hon. JonS SAVAGE, late Chief Justice Of
the State, testified thus: Tho water was
al,cays dirty |; never saw IL otherwise. my
horse refused 10 drink Il. Ih1s seen dtad
animals there; and believe bare seen dogs
cats and hogs. The 9Th from the slaughter
house yard was then RAINING and oozing In.
TO tho creek; tho snow was going on a.
any rate the slaughter house was wet ana
could see flth and rater mired running mto
tie stream. - 49,
TnoMAs COoLsos, (class leader in the
Methodist church) testi6es: "The wa'er 10
tho pond was always bad 10 putrid state,
In the Call of the year. What was N the
water - anything to make II bad Diner.
ent kinds Of animals floating 10 inc wa'e.'
In the warmth Of the weather ne waitr vas
green. Dogs and Gals and hogs I've SEN.
Did you ever Try 10 mako g'ue o. that Wa
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ho,os Ia non d ;ss You n Washington. =.
Mr.. Bsbb,n expects 10 see yoa before the
end OF March. = Among cher dccumsnts
which no carries with him are the Maps
and Report Of Cspt. Gunnison's party. q
~ Sincerely and sfsciioua'ly,
-, l.1isipi'l ''9f Jonx c. FRrxoxT.
Col. Benton, Washington. - 80. !
P.S. This Is the Little Sab Laks Settle
msnt and was commenced thrce. yeaFs
since. Population now -four hundred, and
ono death By sickness since the settlement
was made We have been most Hospitality
received. Mr.. Rabbit has been particn-
larry kind, and has rendered mo very valu
able assistance.
VALLEY ofihs Panwap about 90 nass sast OF
The meadow OF Santa Clara, between "a and 39
degrees OF norh latitude, sod betweea Ii3 and
ia degree, u wed longitude eleys,iou above
the sea about 9. 900 feet. - -