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for the contract for fur
nishrg to the city feet OF plank for ths repairs of
The plank roads Of the First District.
The pnkn shall be Of the best yellow pine free from sap,
split Rad knots other defects calculated impair their
strength durability and shall be 20 feet long IL Inches wide
and inches thick. q !
Tho said planks shall be delivered the orders IF the Street
in such quantities and ut such places said OH
car direct within thirty days from the date of each order.
security to anonnt Of 500 shall be required to
thefaithful performance Of the contract. 8 Al ss,
Payment In cash the delivery the Oily Of the aoremen
TONED 1870 0et Of panks acceptance the by the
Street Commissioner.
ssell understood that in failure the
deliver thereof within
the period hxed In the Council be aisfed with
the quality Of the lumber the Council shall the right
70 annui the contract without putting the In de-
% required by article % OF the Civil Code and without
aPpyng 70 court OF justice to annu the same and without
indemnify 900 Il IS also well understood that in the
snail al any time abandon his contract finish and
the IN With his contract the said
Az Claims he have for part of
ne ny MIN mp 70 the date Of the abandonment
ana me city spa ne thereny discharged from and all iab
ny Lheefof IS also well understood that
tract - resoid the contractor and hi securities shall be
nea an bound 10 soiido TO uato the city all differ
enee between the price " which the contractor originally
contracted to deliver the panks and thu which they
may ba adjudicated at resale re-a5iadication.
Bids be per thousasd feet of pianks board measured fur
nished and delivered
Ns s Orleans, April u, 1859.
lsignsdl LOUIS 81. PILE, City Surveyor.
y the Committees on Streets and Landings Of both
slIssss R Il 8 Has HaEaaE charmsn.
Regi1sered April n. 1859.
as " HENRY DUREL. for flnrn,rn',er
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SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for
~ making brick sidewalks bordered and wooden
CUTTERS both sides of Clara street. Julia Common
street. and for raising the sidewalks already Clara
street
wIprH sIpEwAIKs-The sidewalks shall be twelve
feet In width.
CuHBsroNEs-Hewed curbsones shall lire the
sidewalks North river blue stones stones equally
good quality with them bevele1 dressed the
the slope Sides feet long from sixerr
thirty inches wide and not less than three half inches
thick, They shall be well set in good joints
like and shall end with nicely
the where desired for draining lots They shall be
inerspered in lengths Of from three six throughout
City Surveyor and each cnrbstone shall slope three
inches every OF its hight towards the line adon
ing houes-sha also be sodly fixed and backed in the
approved manner to prevent crev!ce wash and sinking
bricks usually experienced from in
cGrbones less than three and half inches thick shorter
than three and having less than
the surface of the adjoining gutter shall be admitted in
the work.
WOODEN Gu1TERs-The gu shall Of the best
mill cypress twelve inches wide four inches thick
shorter lengths necessary halved and card inches
the innes pinned there and of five
Feet with oak pins not less than four feet long by inches in
diameter driven through suitable holes in the gutter
curbstones shall ba beveled suit
edges is to have notches of eight inches long inches
deep cut out eight feet thereof and in these
braces Of than four feet long by eight wide
will be firmly driven down and spiked with gutter plank
with at least three five inch
these there will he aca of cypress
wide by and half inches thick we'll the gutter
shall be of dry river sand fcnr inches soidy bedded
before the pins driven The edge Facing board
shall project half inches surface of the
lank and the latter shall be laid with slope Of one inch
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CoMPTROLLER's OFFICE, I
City Of New Orleans, April 5, 1869. !
I No. 1854. 1 "

...... City Of New Orleans, April 5, 1860.
No. 1854.
a. for the as Of h light way
Rssos. That the Comptroller be is hereby request
that sealed proposals will be received BY the Common Coan
p 81 sss the o @ WITH s
Nw Orleans H he Of and TS,ng The
siagIs ifask gseaa commencing 1olsaano a.
streets to the south side Of Canal Rampant
s1s
e aeS s j h. hs
t. west side Of Rampa and along the sds Of Rampant
through Msns street,
and bs | s s ss IT, sSn with s%R
same pattern those in The city of Philadelphia and the
.ss S' .sfs
@ i q and Epsnsas
@ n st the snsf S Am and paSphns
hereafter made Which s he ;ap sAs.
wsS 81. s the o and
twenty years privilege and light IF way '0n''n "u
shall be exclusively for cars passing up and
The srs between Canal T9eaano street or for any
per either way The fare between Canal street and
rs t. s. Barracks shall exceed i've per passenger,
i than horse mule be for each car they shall
night contractor or contractors may deem proper but
greater intervals than every minutes from daylight
until ten o'clock NJ. AID every thirty minutes from ten
Said shall annually pay the City
Treasury the Of said road and fixtures
and fixtures to be assessed by the mode
ment. Should the contractor contractors refuse
S @ iss I s1d esss I'm
street streets be repaired epayed the expense
@ @ r. Ct s be
s e. 5 for ss Ct s
hour may be run on said tetws sunset
light placed conspicuous position outside said
and for the violation Of this other ordinance
snv that may BIZ hereafter enacted
provisions OF this resolution the part OF officer
ployee roads, or shall he
liable to all fines or da nages arising thereform.
The said roads shall be simultaneously
nal street, working and down. to completion of the
Of the said roads shall be under the vision
in accordance with lines and levels be given by him
railroads shall within months from date Of
contract and completed wi hin eighteen months from date of
comply With these conditions the contract shall be
void The said shall furnish good
solvent ecuriy in the of ten Thousand dollars for the
commencement and completion of aid railroads within
herein specified.
The right of way awarded to the parties Offering the
largest bonus for the privilege and the paid within
thirty days from the date of All proposals be
directed the City Comptroller The
for constructing the City Railroads opened by Comp
troler presence OF Charmen Of the Committees On
Finance and Streets and Landings of both
posas 70 be subsct to the val rejection Of the Common
Council
The city of Orleans shall not be responsible for any
work done materials furnished for this oai and every
other of whatever kind shall be by
contractor or contractors.
rs,.as,, President Board q As,i;iss. Aldermen.
as CIT Signed GERARD sTITH Mayor.
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Rssofrd That ordinance No. 1854 entitled ordinance
for the sale of the right of establish railroads city
Of New Orleans and for other purpoes be the same
hereby amended TO read " single track railroad com menclng
on Eighth street. In lieu of Toesno along the
West side Of Rampant street. IN lieu Of the East Ram
part street thence along the West side Of Rampant street.
lieu OF the East side Of Rampant
Barracks and after words single track rasad
running, ETC. insert the words along the side Of Esps
nae street to the East side OF Rampant street, In lieu
Wea side and along the East side Of Rampant
Canal street. In lieu OF the West sde Of Rampant street. also
to insert the words Through Magazine Eighth street
in lieu Of Toedana street. and through said Eighth
tunetn with Pyta ia street" IL lieu of Camp
Iheprivfges OF the right of for said
tractors shall be twenty years The said railroads. cars fix
AID appuenances the city the expiration Of
said twenty valuation 10 be by Two dis
Interested persons to be appon ed by said
contractors and the oihe by the city and in the
disagreement to said valuation between parties thus
appoiued third party umpire shall be app ned by one Of
the District Courts The decision thereby fin al aud
thus amended that said ordinance the same is hereby
adopted.
Lsignedl ALFRED KEARNY.
President pro TEN. Board of Assistant Aldermen
lSisnedl J. o. NIXON,
M.. President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April l, 1859.
[siguedl GERARD STIfU. Maypr.
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SPECIFICA CIONs for the contract for en-
~ closing The neutral ground in the Canal street
chAips ~ ~
The neutral goundn the of Canal STREET from Tchoup
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

sidewalks running foot of old tagging OF the sidewalks
take aud ead and per iron bridge top furnished and laid
complete
New Orleans, 18th April, 1859.
tSigned.l LOUIS II. PILE,
City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees on Streets and Landings
both Boards of he Common Council.
[signedl ROBT. HUYGHE, I cA,u,
tsenedl II. 7. vENNARD, oha'fmeh'
Registered April %, 1859.
a26 l2 HENRY DUREL for Comptroller.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

81 ooapTRoLLEk,s OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, April %, 1859.
No. 1896. j
sssed Thatthe Comptroller be and he hereby authorized
adtldicae the lowest bidder, after Ave lays notice
octn Journal for furnishing to the city, agreeably
specifications file in the Surveyors Office 900 feet Of
pnk repairs thu plank Of the First District Said
adjudication subject the approval rejection Of the
Comm1n Council.
lSignedl j. O. NIXON,
G President Board Of Aldermen
[SiRnedf rs 4ssE CHAS. III. WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
isgnsdi GERARD sTITH. Mayor
Notice h hereby given that on THURSDAY 6th Of May
next viii sdjudicate my office, at II o'clock NJ the above
contract a43 Isss.
q "a T. THEARD Comptroller.
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7. THEARD, Comptroller.


Notice hereby given that sealed proposals
contract will be received by WEDNESDAY,
June. 1859, at ~ o'clock NJ.
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E,PAyE DU TROlSIEME DIsTRJCT-u .
- etc conduit depot des epayes du Trosee District en-
cosnure des rnes Couet ct Bons Enfants epave
Une vace les peds deyaut blanc et les
ambes de erriere blanche lie yentre blanc poes
doite coapec ct fe due penchante
chaute, etampea visiblss. -
81 Ia de vache nest reclaim &c dams ours les rras
ellie yendne Fenchere publque d Depot is
LUNDI 2 mai, 1859 10 heures A. N. f~''
@. o. FLETCHER, Comraissalre des rdes
NoIvelle Orleans. 10 d'agrfl, 1859. a2n % ~
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No. 4545.
1r<d That the Surveyor ba and be IL hereby instructed
S f1utv m0oring piles located the snip wharyes
q nIsces Is b for the sa1et Of
& - = 80 ia,xn.dl CHAs. H. WALDO,
81 President Bo,rd Of Assistant Aldermen.
fFiruedJ Hf j. O. NIXON, 8p5sf 5fs532
President Board Of Aldermen.
s25 is;eSedl 4. - GERARD srITH Mayor.
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Registered April Is, 1889
AIS LIT henry DUREL, for Comptrol,ar
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Secretary Board IF Assistant Aldermen.

ms lawsw seorstaIrs du conss dss 1ss.ent Aldermen
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| A. LEVY, Jr., AUGTIONEER FOR THE SALE
Of Real Estate Slaves SUGGESTIONS and outdoor business
generally ohcs u Common street. next to corner OF Camp
Erset' sci IL :
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ed Tha& psrlnssion the same Is hereby granted
{Sdde his property situated
<S3f f1re Sst0een Camp and ST Charles streets
khe same ~ constructed ss not to interfere
n ~ Ysfer with INA pobc sgnpoei
1p drFisr she rlcssure OF tbs Common Counci provided
- - iHisnsdI " CHAS q. WALDO,
"r Presldsut Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
falx1sdI J, o. NIXON.
h President Board Of Aldermen.
z XDeesssd ApfN " 1853. -a
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the Third District Pound corner Of Clonet and
uoodchidren streets estfay-
One Cow, with white and hind lie ia VIII tie
white y and bag right cropped and split UNDER
saped left ear cropped and nndefsope1 visible
paid will be sold at public auction said Pound on
MONDAY, May 2, 1859, nj 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
New Orleans, April 10, 1859
9, o. FLECHIER. Street Commissioner.
Registered April 10, 1859.
HENRY DUREL.
Fort ,nupt
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ma Full and Rich Stock.
SPI.E DID q FOOD S.
PRICES GREATL RED UCEDf

s DRESS G00DS.-Rich Colored and Black Silk
Robes;2 Elounces and z Skirts; SILK Dresses. in
ored and Black LIS ons Silks. superb quallty: Velour
dc PARIS. real irish Popins, Rept. de LANES. fine
assortment; elegant Monseiine de Lame Robes;
Paris Printed de LANES, new and beautiful Valen-
tias, fine English and French Merinos. Silk Striped
French Wool Plaids, GinghaIns, Prints, &C., in
EMBRoibKRIEs AND LAcEs.-Real Point
Lace Sets, Point Applique. Gmpure and Val. Lace
Sets: French Muslin Sets. trimmed with Lace;
beautiful Lace, Muslin, Cambria, Linen and Psque
did Embroidered + rer CHI Hsndkerchicfs real Lace
do. Many OF these Goods are uperb, aad will make
handsome Holiday Gilt; Bridal and Party Dresses,
w RAPP ING s.-splspdid Velvet and Cloth
Cloaks at every price. OF the Hswest styles In the
best Velsets and Cloths, we have all she materials
Shawls of every kind in Stella. Erccke, and fns
Wool do, double and single,
-, MEMS " EARaAll NJ Suslities Of Cclored and
ard Doeskins. Coered French DO yestings in Silk
and Wool, American Cassimeres all grades, vir-
ssinia CsssImeres, sstinsts, Jeans and Twseds.
Blankets and shawls, Wool Shirts and Drawers.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS Bed Blankets
imported direct to this market, psmasks import
CARPETS, CARPETS.-Carpetinss In Velvet,
Brussels and Ingram, Druggets and Floor Cloths.
Stair Carpeting, Hemp do, Rugs in all qualities,
i, PLANTATION GooDs.--whits and colored
Negro Blankets imported from Europe to James
river. Virginia Pulled Cloths; virsinia Oznaburgs
kerseys. Plain Linseys, Plaid, Cotton. SO.
Ia order to reduce our stock 10 the lowest point
BY the LIST of January next. we will cdsr rNcoM-
NON rSpucEaEsTs; especially to cAss and prompt
WATKINS & FIcKLEN, No. l6e Main ST.,
de I0-6t' nearly opposite Exchange Bank.
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rAspesiaaii, Setiss.;-;The sale Of Mr.,

special Notice.---The sa lie of Mr..
THOMAS JAMES DEANE's farm, in Gooehlsnd
county, advertised by JAMES LroSS, Trustee, will
take place on TUESDAY. the 18th December. 1859,
together with So SLAVES, very likely ard yalu-
sl.a. and also all the STOCK, CROPS. &c, on said
estate. Persons disposed tn attend the sale, can
leave Richmond. Monday afternoon. the l2th inst,
ats O'Clock, by way OF the Packst Boat, be accom-
modated at Cedar Point or Goochiand Z. H., and
from which place there will be a conveyance
to take them tn the sale the 1t day dsts mt about
two miles. There are few better estates than this
now In market. and an xeeentnpportunity Is now
offered to those disposed to purchase valuable
farm. slaves and all necessary personal property
For terms, &c., see auction head.
de6- ids GCDDIN & APpERSoN, Aucts
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Wnx;i HahenaA noleteeseWa sees1e4
arricuissrni and houesholA implemeata,
b6gOoL BooKN (which ars al Agw -
81 i1ss infected with nbolitfonism y chez
ouiIa Up direct trade with Eur6p4 and
language to the North should Be tt Of 80
BncgonAM towards France, = W. ~ sos ~
frsss os nsisAbsvs, bss zoe srsss osssssssa SsSsl
deal more asd ne essf scay to presrs< peace b.
sssssa VI, u - % thoroughly p,sparrd yv III
~orsr fAat can Aapptssr 49,
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- Teeth! Teeth. Teeth!.. Teeth...
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
Now is the time for al! who are suffering from
so lcitAoEt pain. Call soon, as De-. TRAVERSE'S
stay in the city is somewhst limited.
Once in Belvins Block. 18th street. tin 'front.'
of Bank Room No. G. Cfice hours from A. NJ,
to /: P. NJ from 8 to and to 2. III.
P.S.-Chronic diseases of GE kinds treated with
perfect success, b. the use of electricity.
de 9-2wf
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THE ACCIDENT AT NoRFoLK.-Our Norfolk
correspondent gives full account OF the
death of Mr.. Leonard's little boy. The Nor
folk Argus says i. is the prevailing opinion
that the gun was accidentally discharged by a
little colored boy, With whom the deceased
had been seen short time before the occur
renee and who was not aware that the wea-
pom was loaded. Although the jury were
not warranted in finding verdict in accord
ance with this view of the case, there seems
to be little doubt of its correctness.
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rs The Confessions and Experience of a
VICTIM.-Designed for the benefit and as a warn
ing and carlton to Young men who suffer from
NERVOUS DEBILITY. PREMATURE DECAY,
&c, as consequence of early errors, supplying,
at the same time, the MEANS OF SELF-CtRE,
By y sufferer from the above cause and from med
ic al im position and quackery.
Single copies mailed tree on receiving postpaid
envelope, bearing the address OF the applicant =
Address NATHANIEL. MAYFAIR, ESQ, Bed
ford, Kings county, n. !. de 2--5taw2mt2rl
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y, To BrlekIaysE., Bnilaers, and others,

IA To BrickIayers. Builders, and others,
DESTROYS OF ENTERING INTO THE MANU-
FACTURE OF BRICK. The advertiser would
rent or lease lot of several acres conveniently To-
Gated, near the City limits abounoins IN superior
quality of ClsA or would furnishing the aforesaid
grounds, with buildings for the accommodation OF
hands and his personal attention, unite such
business upon equitable terms with responsible
person or pc rscs, for cominenelng operations,
tensivey. early in January next References sIvon.
Apply at this offss. or address, through the POST
Ofhce, BRICK CLAY Richmond, Va.
faH-lwr
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- FARMERS, BANK OF VIRGIN.
49, IA.--The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of this Bank will be held at their BANKING
House in this CITY, on WEDNESDAYS the lifhdsy
of January, 1860.
An act Of the General Assembly. passed March
25th 1912. preserihes that /" No ctilcer OF III
holder In any election Of directors pr officers of .
bank, nor sall any proxy be valid which shall hare
election :. 49,
de l0-eodtd j. A. SMITH. Cashier.
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NJ BRowv's BRoNcHIAt TRocHEs are among
the aoknowedEed institutions of the land. What
wnuii our ministers, lecturers our lawyers, do
without these Invaluable .Troches - To what an
amo,ins OF ssahsms' and coughs and throat clear
ngs would we be all subjected, were it hot Tor those
alt powerful and soothing .loZenges! Me have
tried them and they did Us good 7. Hdrerfsy.
de l3--d3t Tu TIL & Sa
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sd 4: sf,!s:!5
ufexeo pfoaAbl6s accompanied ~ he4rt 1eIs -
VcN1oRe6 a. the xrupk nns cemWle ~ -
tk14 keTs Hi lfArter - P6Sry and Q1fflest4
&c f{sis sEf Is Ia
20 sss's 3 81 BrowS
q lheso co0sidsrsiions; - utne4 Epicn -
ba er6d. your meaoufiaIlot 4aeoe pl4 eppe1k ~
yo1S kouoyabie body on bclfelE OF EdwtH Soyfz&s
Ind xfnsta tlsat, In tbs exercise q mgu
srscn you win = h. ss.s 1ipor 'a''''' v''a
Richmpnd. W., Doc ~. 1872
On motion. The subject was referred 70 tne
sCommitteeN OF Conrts Of s.Jnsstces ~ 8. Loo
HILL, chairman Of that COMMITTEES ln view
or the necessity Of speedy action IN the prem.
ises gave nutice that Lbs ccmmittee Wouiu
meet ut 4 o'clock Mr.. stuart tnougnt the
matter should be 80 referred. Mr. AHOAAb
OF f., was of opinion that the senate snoula
consider the matter as COMMITTEES Of the
whole He called for the reading 81 the Dill.
s. The Aaft- Dazzling Lar.--T The President CALI
ed up the act repeating the Anti-Dueiiing
Law and announced il as the subject unoer
consideration. The bill which had been or.
dered to It's engrossment repeats tins act OF
1855, and for relieving from anti-dueiltng
disabilities. 1t was on its passage when Mr.
RIyEs, Of Aihemarle proceeded to oppose II
Mr.. BRANNoN moved the reconsideration OF
the vote ordering the bill 10 lis engrossment
which was carried. He then offered asubsti-
tute fer the original bill, and moved that It
be referred to the Committee of Courts OF Jus-
tice. Carried
On motion of Mr.. McKESSEr, the Senate
adjourned.
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n # il not often that No Recommend the man
ufacfsire Of any esta lishment IN CITY whe. =
hsve been INDUCED to call the attention q our
merchants and others. to the work aceompiesneo
s ~ ma r. w. RANDOLsPH.led on TO the at
isck BY Capt ENGLlSH, Pa q = n spaGe n
= set Of Books in the Dispatch Once They are
really too nice to write in, but must be USED.
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NJ Our young townsman, EDWARD v.
VALENTINE, the artist who left Richmond
some time since to pursue his studies in Paris,
ha. ARRIVED there and at once taken position
among the students that must be highIy
pleasing to his friends. He is under the m
struction of M. COUTURE, one of the most ac-
complished artists in Europe. Upon entering
the Academy, he passed at once without the
ordinary probation in lower classes 10 Inc
Life Glass in the School of Design. II all pres
emit promise does not fail, Young VALENTINE
will write his name high among The promi-
nent artists of his day.
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In the Legislature. y~stsrday. . memorial
was received by both Houses, praying the coin-
mutation OF the sentence Of EDWARD Cofrth.
now In prison at Charlcstown. In our senate
nroceedlrsu win no found an interesting nc.
cona. OF the presen ,ation Of the memorial and
ia contents In the House, among other reso-
lutions offered, was the following BY Mr.. Ron.
xRTsoN, of this city
Y,,atres That it be referred to the Joint Com
,,i,as an the Harrer's Ferry Affair 20 tpquYe into
Ia pe,iiency Of modifying the existing laws
IS 10 make negroes competent witnesses IN ali
cases Of conspirng with neiting slaves TO rebel
q. make insuiIectIon or OF circulating any writ,
ten or printed matter designed to tina. end; Of
steai,ng or of carrying of slaves, or of tncftfns
them to nbscnnd, which may arise under laws now
in force, under any which may hereafter be
passed to punish these offences. or any OF ike
kind
Resoiesd, That the same committee further IN
Qusie what measures can, and should pc. taken y
counteraef the hostile and Unconstitutional legs
lation Of those States which have passed laws de
signed TO defeat the execution or impair the EN-
cheney of the laws Of the United states Tor the
surrender oil fugitive slaves, or have otherwise
oiated the rights OF the OF slaves, or OF Tue
sayehoiding States.
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IT. THE FAMILY JoURSAL.-This weekly
paper published at Baltimore, is Handsomely
gotten up, and edited with talent and gooo
taste. FAYETTs NoEvELL. Esq, formerly OF
Lynchburg, has become connected with the
journal, and will. we are sure, by his talents
and attachments. materially enhance its at
fractions See advertisement.