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Louisiana Legislature.

&nrrtSponsfffcf OF tbe GrfEefnt.
BAros ROUGE Feb. 23. 1854.
!. The House to-day after dispensing of the morn
liz business, took up the resolution introduced
by Mr.. Wales declaring that Messrs Gorcoran,
Weishiemer and Nixon were not entitled to their
seats as members Of the House--which gave rise
to long and animated discussion, which lasted
until nearly o'clock
Mr., Davidson said that the Inspectors held
their offices under different tenure from that
of Clerks, That they were appointed by the
Collectors and were responsible to him for the
manner in which they performed their duties
He contended that in order to be an officer he
must have q. commission with the seal OF the
Government affixed, OF he must be entitled to
his commission. a.sa&
In Illustration of his principle he referred to
the case of j. NJ, Bell, who received commas
sion as Navy Agent from the General Governs
nent, and resigned two days previous to his
taking this seat as a member of the Senate, And
the Senate decided that he was entitled to his
seat.
M, Wales controyerted the proposition, and
proved that the cases wereenot analogous. Mr..
Bell was o member of the Senate when he re-
ceiyed his appointment, and held the same in
allegiance until the next meeting Of the Legisla-
ture; and, therefore, the principle did not apply
in this case.
Mr. Miller followed, and said that the In
speetor was an officer of the Government, and
therefore ineligible to o seat in the Legislature
he referred to great many authorities in sup
port of his position, and concluded by saying
that although he was d democrat, he was bound
to vote in favor of the resolution, as he consid-
cred it his duty to support the Constitution as
paramount to all considerations of party. Mr..
Campbell moved that the question be decided,
as the cases differed from each other and inyoly-
ed different principle, and in order to test the
separately, on the right of each member to hold
the name Of Mr.. Corcoran, and decided in the
negative yeas 81, nays 90. -
A motion. was then made to strike out, the
name Of MIR. Weishiemer, and decided in the
negative-yeas "a, nays 81 A member from
De Soto moved to change his vete, having voted
with the majority; theSpeaker decided that it
was notin order, but that he might reach his
object by motion to reconsider A reconsider
alton was then ordered and decided by So yeas
and nays Mr. Pearce moved to lay the whole
resolution upon the table, which was carried
yeas SO, nays So After which the House sd
iourDed. r-.u.-,
The Senate were occupied all day insthe dis
eussion of the Tacit Mortgage bill, which was
finally laid on the table. This subject, which
has created 80 much excitement and effects SO
deeply the commercial as well as agricultural
interests of the State is finally disposed Of, G.
a------
.We have received later Texas papers by. the
arrival Of the steamship Mexico yesterday FROM
4 II IA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-25

SINKING OF THE AMAzoN1A.--The st. Louis
News Of the 18th says relative to the Amazonia,
on account of the loss of which has been received
by telegraph; 1.-The Amazonia left cur wharf
yesterday with q large cargo of produce and
general merchandise. This, together with the
boat, will be q total loss. She is owned by
Capt. John Johnston, and Capt. John W. Car
roll, her commander and clerk, and is insured
lowing amounts in each respectively North
Western, $4,000, Hull. Fire and Cargo Office Of
South Carolina, J, S. Chew, agent, $4,000 Col
umbus, V 1906 and in an agency Of New York
office, $500. There is also an insurance on her
freight list in the Mechanics & Lumbermens
Office of this city, for $780,"
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E1s.sxas, Medicines. Ps,.fsx9,,e,.a1. !.

Ths aooseribes would ally call the attention Of
f1nte fhysclsns and Families 10 his well
article in his line Of IN
sxaminslSS will bs found FRESH AND GENUINE DarngAT
will be found popular Mineral Water
zach "a CONGRESS- BLUE LICK, supplied
.sssopsSe with PURE HONEY; ESSENCE PEPPERMINT
GoULEI Buffers, ETC. THOMAS RANKIN
apl dsW1ya DnEg and Apothseary Gaap
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SHAAiPAGNE--l50 baskets, various brands,
" for sale by F.w. CoELERs Ilo C0mmoa ss. febqsn
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And what now is the revelation brought Out
by the terrific judgment Of natures yiola ed
laws' The heavy piece of boiler, which was
hurled southwest to the market block of stores
shifting it on the arch above the fourth story
window, rebounding and inficting death in its
fall to the levee, lay there, this morning, grim
witness of the cause of the desolating calamity
The interior of the boiler surface was deeply
inerusted with sediment and scales Of rotted
iron, while marked and deep assure of an old
fracture showed how the boiler had been strain
ed and torn long ago by the excess Of an inter
nal pressure. "
This fact, connected with the former explo-
sion of this same (the larboard) boiler, and the
obvious rotten condition Of the iron, we say,
tells a fearful story of responsibility, which.
we thank God, it rests not with us to bear, or
to explain why we should not bear. We trust
that the searching investigation which this af-
fair must undergo may reveal that human
agency is not responsible for the herrors that
have darkened this day.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-25

The Senate were occupied all day insthe dis
eussion Of the Tacit Mortgage bill, which was
finally laid on the table. This subject, which
has created 80 much excitement and effects so
deeply the commercial as well as agricultural
interests of the State, is finally disposed Of c.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-25
z. B. SYKES AUCTION SALES,
BACH & BRUNETs SALES.

sYNDIG,s SALE.
Valuable improved Real EstatS In Canal street,
First District, and Lots on Baronne street-siendy
Burke VA His Creditors and the Creditors OF G..
Burke d. Go.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-20
The following poem upon the fall Of Greytow

The following poem upon the fall of Greytown
we find in the Knickerbocker for September.
It is not bit inferior to the prize poems in the
New York Evening Post on the same subject
E ssThe Conquest of Greyto,en, a .Vashsaa!
Pome," set to the air of the s. Star-Spangled
Banyer,' was unfortunately not sent for COM
petition with the others sent to the Committee,
at the Office of the Evening Post. The author,
in postscript to the editor, says: C The above
was rote too late for any of the prises of the
Post. If you will make it all rite, let me have
as much puter as it ought to fetch, fur it has
gin me much trubbel for to rite it,:
On! say. have you seen what conquist has been
Achieved by the Cyane--GEo. HoLLIss commander?
When thestripe aud white star oated her spara
As she called the town Of San Wan to surrender;
And the Paixbans red glare. buugs bustin' in air,
Gave proof by daylight that the foe WAS not thar
OH say, does the star-spangled banyer yet wave
Or the land of the free and the home OF the brave
On the shores of San Wan there was not seen gun,
For the foe had varnosed and gone off to the ntry
And the streets all bare, the warnt thar,
e For the captins and cunnels arter sed'ntry
Said Marcys dispatches Il mean him with the patches)
Locofoco's the motto SO burn lem with matches
And say that tte star -spangied banyer doth wave
O'er the land Of the free and the home OF the brave.
OH where is the foe that SO vauntingly swore
That them bungo-boat nggers lives should have pur-
lection! ' fi7
For Borland has said that we shan,t get ahead,
If we don't lay pipes for the coming election;
So shoot every gun the town Of San Wun 'ls
And sing out for Frank Pierce and freedom like fun
And the starspsngled banyer in triumph shall ave
Oer the land of the free and the home of the brave
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-20
EDUCATION.
i UNIVERSITY OF LOuIsIANA-LAW DE

PARTMENT-Ths Lectures this Department will
second Of November 1854 and continue
iii the first Monday Of Ap 1856 They will embrace the nos i'm
tons Law we'll Equity Jusprndence and Practice Lectures
will be delivered by four Professors. .a".g t4'
Those by Professor McCaieb will treat Of -....i
Collisions and other Maritime Tors
Average, Salvage, Civil Military Marine Contracts
Marine Hypohecaons and Contracts for Maritime
embracing the Law OF Pze and the Practice
Of Prize Courts the Absolute Rights aea in their pacific and hos
relations Treaties OF Peace and Private International Law
Original Appellate Jurisdcion Of the Supreme and Circuit
the Original Jurisdiction OF the District Courts as Courn
and Prize and Instance Courts Of Admiralty
Thoss by Professor Randell Hunt, will embrace
reatea to Mercantile Persons Mercantile
Mercantile Remedps They will treat Of
Sole Traders Partnerships and Corporations Of Principal and Agent
Carriers Of Afeghmnt
Conveyance General Ship OF Freight
Salvage and Sale Guaan'ies Lens
nnd Stoppage 10 Transiu.
ton.
3. The Law of Evidence.
Those by Professor johnson will embrace
Peadings Livil Cases Mt Common Law.
Q Constitutional Law.
Those by Professor Roseus will embrace
French Critical Analysis Of the Decisions Of The
Supreme Cour Of the State.
Te whether from England Spain, France tht
United States.
g. Practice Civil Jurisdiction louisiana
Bachelors will be conferred those student
who shall have attended full Of Lectures full
specsbe Law shall examination by the
rlops profesors be found deserving of the honor.
The each Professor dollars matvutaop h
| five dollars and ten dollars for the diploma.
addressed OF the Faculty
New Oreans
sul1 9tawd&wtd c. RosEliUs, Dean Of the Faculty.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-20

a UNDRIES-
~ 800 boxes Star Candles.
do Western Reserve Cheese.
so bbls Large No. s Mackerel.
500 and half boxes Ralains.
so tercss Rice.
5000 Straw Paper.
Pickles. Kechups and Pie Fruits assorted qualities
and sizes in store and for sale by =. .
A. ID. GRlEtF q CO. Az Old Leree.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-20
HARUGs, CHEMICALS, ETc.-The subscri-

4 hRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.-The subscri-
per steamship Philadelphia supply Of the
olowng ariicles 49,.
BenDolc Acid, Gallo Acid, Prussic Acid Glyeyrine;
Saacne; Sanonine Ppenll; Iodine bubenue; Cnbonine
Churodine VeEartne; Ergone; Laotucanurn Colodlum;
Tartar Emetic. Sub. Net. of Bimeth;
lodne of A senic; Acetate of P"tash;
Ionine OF Iro.; Bcarb. OF Potash;
Iodine Of Lead; Bromid OF Potashi
Iodine of fMsrctr dent Chlorats of Poashi
Iodine of Mercury, proi Prusslate Of Potash
i Iodine ofSulphur; Suphuret OF Potashi
Terrocyan OF Iron; 1ariraei
4 Laetate Of Iron; kas... White Causnci .."
TannatA Of Iron; Valeriante OF Z1no;
Chloride OF Znz; Wallets Moesj 1annini
Iron by Hydrogen Bslssm Of Tou; Phosphate OF Lime
Chore Ether, Carb. OF Magnesla; Aiexaorria Senna;
10p lbs. Cnlooform; 20 lbs Extract OF Bella Donna
300 bs Nnx Vomca Pny; los. Extract Col9eynth;
l5O lbs Mercura Ointment; 90 lbs Extract Of Tentau
SNbs Citr,c acid; Is lbs, Extract Of Hyoscam
$50 oz, Lunar Caustic; 10 lbs Extract of Jaap
100 OF, Sup, Morphia; 10 lbs. Extract of Quassia
80 OF. Strychnne; 25 lbs. Extract ~ khuoarpi
Cit Iron aud Qunne 2n lbs. Extract OF Iarsxienn
Apo hecaries' Scales Weights, Glass and WedEewood
Mort Pewter; Mawa Telescope Brass;
Znr PLAIN Enemas; Gum Elastic and Silver Catheersi
Gum Elastic and Silver Bouges;
Eyanss Thumb Lancets, Scarihcators, etc, etc.
Ef@ s8 e. j. HART d CO.,
sis l03, los and l07 Tchoupitoutas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-20

A MERICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. = For
"A THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS.
Open every Day and Evening" except sundsy from A. NJ
u" - TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ADMITTANcE, will be the price
nsfis AnMssoNs Er
Palace s' ,sSa h s m sn
F ss Il
ss.ss +.
% Rsn I III nau
orkmanshp. Many Statues besides en- route from
Ct he 81 z e.
esse seesga fg t. oo THREE uNDRED HIGH
NINETY TWO FEET in and estimated frgm the
OLD, deposited Crystal Palace by its
Atoss sh Crystal Palace sneeses moment more aIi,
4 na
oR %as gsss ss o F usc
ss psss ss kss e 60 s E'i o One
equvalentin cash fGr the most
Ssq sns s uss s
closing the of next hSi Shs aa an
SssSs s @ s..s Thousand Dollars
squvsisna whose having beer s5his,sd in
csts Palace the three months eS On @ nTae
FIVE @
sesid The
a wi.a
after adjud excellent as aforesaid ,
FIVE MEDALS, costing One Hundred Dollars eaah or
enai completed since opening the Crystal Palace
aforesaid shall be most worthy Oh
the excellent as Sioesad
The respectable jury juries cn
appointed critically seversi
prizes mentioned The Directors shall Procseo n
early practicable select such Jury or aso noPe
The Association w discretion, award Me dhls OF
Exhibitors Inventors OF such articles as
| sufficient entite such dsineton. -, =, ',
All artces worthy OF place IN TINS Srana
position Industry admitted WITHOUT
/ ANY CHARGE WHATEVER TO EXHIBITORS. ,, -,
An attendance day ana ann tn
care protecting articles exhibited but The Aasoca
ton damage such articles
All Umbrellas Canes musSs let at hs stana hb
Warehouse visitors eannet De per
packages any size into outof the
No Checks given, and ths sas
! myt9tf PIT bAkNob, tresteent-
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GRE Re- ,Azs1T@ IN 5s -

G. REA IssEHzas IA q % - -
ROUTE Boaao Niagara FaI. LAX RIVER
rS Msi Lines oswego Cape Vincent
ea ogdnsbugh and Cape Vincent with
New York Buringos ssrasoga s2rgs and Bossen
Chsmpisn Rarosd for Porand White Mountains
and New York o...,,,
BAY STATE Capt Ledyard. NEW YORK Chapman.
daily Sunday excpted o'clock Cape Vincent
sn,s snd he he
ST. Lawrence daylight and arrive at Moatrea o'clock
ne 1t day in tiras for Inc Quebec boats
Buffalo o'clock, and
thoe four hours Niagara Falls Tho
il O'clock train from Buffalo at Lewiston for the
Bafo arrive happst O'Clock morning
leave Immediately, arriving at Boaton at hap O'clock
'Sme uAs THE UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
Captain Cds leave Lewiston daily
half % visit Niagara Falls touching Rochester owego Sacket
Kingston Clayton connecting with
s HseE hs as Sssefu
with and Boston RsIosd M Roases Pon
Boston With the Express Of cara at oswsgo
The above Line daily the Buf
Niagaya Falls Raoad s' o'clock NJ afotdng Passen-
he Great Suspension Bridge and the the
Niagara River through Montreal leaving half
a fSs Il ss
boat passing all the Thousand Isnds by
light changing boats taking the
ahng OF the noble ~ LAWRENCE arriving At
O'Clock s 1y il f M he
Of the American Line are buieIprs for speed
and comfort having all the equipments for safety required By
spacious and beautiful upps cabin entire
~ Passengers can procure Tickets full Office
| opposite buffalo and Niagara Falls Railroad Depot.
4 Fslis. ms1
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FOR RENT.

HyoR pENT- Tho o,hsoribers nd;nr IN <ss
H'Oh nLN1 supeeilpeIo lHtouulne ~ Glil
A into the STORE No u Magazine street. one A
for rent the STORES present occupied by them No. 70 raYer
through and uniting with no. as Common street, fos
session TO be given first ofoctober.
Theae Stores front OF the best bsn and he oca
ton desirable either ior srge Dry Goods Au ion or
Conns sion business DAVID TAYLOR q Co,
oil 7oersyier and os Con mon street
:,
EOR RENT-Several fine OFFICES in EM
bd ng oeeupied by the corner Camp MW
strest and Commercial aflieyi
81 j. p. WHITNEY & CO, 81 Camp street.
------------ -
ENOR RENT,-A we'll located and rOomy Lot,
Ct jos.nb and 81 hares strests for ns storage Of
Ta1l sIa,aa Rr;ctS u viii III ranIrd law ARMY NJ
oehi, ofisAA e. VIII oe RANK pJ LcF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-20

SUNDRIES- ...-
~ 900 bags Ta1ragona Almonds;
200 Canton Ginger; 49,.
40 boxes Italian Maccaroni and Vermicel, for sale by
SIS A, F. COCHRAN g. HALL, 36 Gravler street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-20

GAZERAC BRANDIES. The subscribers,
being sole agents Importers city the celebrated
sAzERAC keep constantly hand full supply the
we'll the oldest yintages such 1885,
1885, 1905 invite the attention the rad well
VIM. E. LEvERICH Il Co, Agents,
iesu "a Old Lsvee street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-20
- - ~ aR

W, HiAH y ~ y y - - Ioa 81 "a et = H.
Ships sailing from Liverpool and Dublin to New York.
the United Stae twice
for their friends, remit
ofa ssd safe and increased facility by applying
G, EDM0N DS, Agent 80 Bank Place, New OrleanH
~ All letters paid. will have prompt attention.
Barclay Co.'S Porter Eng h Cheeses Pickles
Liverpool Salt quantities suit purchasers caret Wines
" vssssls wanted 500 upwards Appiya
nbnvp. iyT6m
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$ UsPENsION BRIDGEs-NoTICE.

BENJAMIN WATKINS Gibson, Mississippi Arehtse
Engineer Bridge Builder notice that h WI
spp Hudon River in the United states
with BRIDGES M pr R PER
He enclosed, Seif-suppofshg OF En-
MAENT BRIDGES The above Suspension bages ~ sus
pended either from Timber, Brick or stone sn ron
Towers require with either strap
Cham Cables He the Potomac at Wahng.ch s OF e
East hlVeflrom new lorht 'DtooAi3h Vi
River from West Point to the Eastern shog .E.
Gable suspended during tbs Revolutionary "
ii uufNp nhJpEA
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-11-24

Those who are complaining of the severity
oC the times. we address the inquiry Why
don YOU Glvertiee II j. lust TIE thug To-
help YOU out of Your diihcultics--to relieve
YOU from exciting emharrassment- - to save
YOU There is no mistake about it. and the
demonstrations which have been made within
NOur observation. within the last seven wears
hv those vino have advertised extensively.
prove the fact that advertising is thr sure
road TO fortune. 10 Nou say y"u have nos
the means to mo.t the expenses, ANA cannot
afford to do it, There .i,,thc difficulty. II
You have not -, lEnaus make haste to get
thcm-seui "a lot ofmu-tv goods to aurtilU--
or trv vour credit Your increased Stl,- AMI
additional profit viii enable you not only tp
pay your advertising bills, bat save FROM dr-
strurtlon, aul iusIr' confidence n 3"us
creditors aud the public, But should tM- rS-
pcctatJn NOT bc iu!ly lttlilcd, you ,tn hard
Is be worse oil taan yuu are now "Nothing
risk, nothing win lou know that lu-c
fortunes have h,rn made by uirrrt >lu@--and
YOU only know that no man ever advertised
extensively and thoroughly that did not sue
cccd, Those who are doing business must
advertise or fail ltIs true that ad'ertisiug
NAV not save all who are embarrassed, for
there are some whom advertising, however
potent, cannot save, but it saves mauy--lU
who are not hupclee~lv iu>oly emit Will spv.
hundreds who are doomed t. certain tollr,
without il. There l. no sense IN standing
idle-u1 sense In broglIug over existing ILL
the true way i go commence war ulur
them-and do il thrp the means ami agency
Of the press which l. truly and emphaucalN
the mighty lever ui the business world, aua
YOU know it. Advertising Is the great rome
dy " Cast your bread upon the waters.
and in a short time It .hall return to you
again, We ask no man to advertise for th
sake Of the press, but for his own suNr- t,
save himsclf from bankruptcy, and his Amil.
from lyuury and want. The Philad,lpli
merchants and Manufacturers, udNuris
vastly more than ours DO, and couscquunti
their trade il much hettcr than ours -
Many OF our business mcn appear 10 Ne pay
uly2ed; they are panic-strucA ami ucmbln
in their shoes. Ghcy are wondering what
to h come Of them, " il stead of laying hol
{ ia, lever which alone can save thom--rui
stlrcs them in the face loUl such we st
aivertise-adycIt> az orcc--let IL h' ta
6rst thing YOU 60. II You are, too Il
gone II may not save YOU. 1t is, IN fact, III
only thing You can do TO weather th
storm. Then be about it at ouce--tAe engin
can D., set i'm mott N The experiment
worth trying, is II no.l 1t is the Lst chanc
OF the business iHeu who are IN DISTRESS f
: mors and bettcr customers. WY shouI
! any on.heo,itate to resort toir
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-11-24
from Walton. Daily Jouruill
Legislature of Vermont.

'i'N'N' ~ N iN'r .'NN. 10
cENAIE-R'p"rf- General con-
bill relating TO i Cemetery IN Montpelier, IN
tlor, read 81 time aud passed From com.
on Manufactures, ~ incorporate the Norton
Lumber Company, with an amcu4m.n'.--
Amended As Pfcpoeed road Sd time and pl--
eed Prom com on JudlcluI.r '''l relating
10 witness and an Amendment proposed ny
lio. vi Reps, in favor. laid upon the table.
Adj.
HOT SE-R.sohl,0us-Dy Mr Waslpurn
to adjourn without duv on Thursday mora
ing-rescindns the former resolution. Mr..
Washburn supported the resolution, stating
that there are more than one hundred bills vet
to be acted upon Mr. Edmund, opposed the
resolution, aud Mr.. Stoughtuu moved h. dis
miss, carried II to - by Mr. White Of
Panton. suspendn. the la.h io'nt Gulr.
adoptcd. By Mr.. Woodworth. fixing pay ot
Assistant Librarian at - per day, adopted.
Lacrcs'ed BiHs--ln amendment to act ou
Insurance on Lives, relating To- savings B3uL-
in relation to Council of Ccu-ors, go restore
10 phiGp ahcuarl aud Joshua Underwood.
their l.ial priIilege,. cztendIn. jurisdiction
Of Sheriff and deputies; t. amend section -
chapter 81: in addition to chap. -, relating
to Trustee process; in amendment of sec 3d.
chan ;. relating to sales uf NONRESIDENT
Lands: in addition to act of l,j3, relating T.
uounds. estravs and lost goods. awoulIug
.ee, Il chan. : relating to Collection ol
Professionally passed
la addition - chap. -. relating u pei-
llers, dismissed on motion Ut Nr smith oi
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-11-24

Prices for Advertising in weekly.
Orc square, 10 lines or les in mini"n solid,
three insertions, 81 w
Es IN insertion after the third, cts. per line.
Legal notices ten cents a line, more or lcas, for
three weeks.
Yearly advertisers occupying four squares or
more with privilege of change, Mt fair discount.
- The privilege of yearly advertisers is limited
10 their own immediate business. in their own name
and all advertisement, for the benefit of other per
sons as we'll as legal advertisements and advertise
Of auction sales, and advertisements with IL"
name of other persons. sent in by them, must be
pa id for at the usual rates.
No report, resolutions or proceedings "f any cor
poraton, society," association or public meeting mud
no communication designed to call attention t" any
ns tier of limited individual interest can be iu-
ser ted, unless paid for as an advertisement.
No advertisement can be inserted gratuitou'lf Tor
charitable other societies, public institutions or
companies.
Contracts for yesrly advertising will not he ii*-
continued unless order to that effect j. left at tho
Office and when discontinued in less than ycar,t'
drice Of a whole yso, u,U be chors"j..