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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HAIR.DYEI HAIR DYE! HAIR.bIY i
". 8. DATCITERoR,s nam nv.

- - "a ASAA6sASSbS6 AAAAIG ia fsSt.asfaE
Tie ORlg HarmlstI and Reliable Dys E1O,yn.
AlOthsIg are mere limitations and should be avoid,
ed e yap with 10 escape ridlsnle,,
GREY, REpoR Rusty HAIR dyed Instantly to
beautiful aud natural brown or Black, without the
least injury 10 Hair OF Skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DEPLoMls have been
awarded tOwN.A RAIcHELoR sinee 1889, and over
100000 apPlicattonShayo been made to the hair Of
the patrona Of his famous Dye.
Wa a. BATOHBLoRs HAIR DYE produces a
eOlOC not 10 BedlstihguIshed from nature, and ts
oarrqHiea not to iaInre In thelea,t, borrower long
Il may be eontIRaod, aad the ~ effects Of bad Dyes
reuiedisd. The hair Is inygurated for life by this
Gploadid Dye, which Il properly applied at 30. 10
sOldinallthe towns Of the Unitsd States,
b. Drugs ana Fancy Goods Dealers
Tho Genuine has the name William A. Batehelor,u
AMI adress ppoa stsSl plate ehgraytns on the Sour
sides Of e4eh box.
J5l,t 8 q RHoEEsALE RAeFuRT. 81 BAlcLExsF.
aplOSlS Late 252 Broadway, New York.
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Fr:,on, IIIarrl,brilrEg.,.

H4hHIsBURG, April 2T.-Tne forces at
Harper's Ferry believe that Gen. Reanfs
gard is inPRirhmoRd With 1000 troops.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is carry.
ing provisions to Baltimore. Much unfet
debAts has been hear,l among leading peF-
sons here relative to taxing the Columbia
down in the Susqgehauna river, TINA cut.
ting OF the water from the tide water
canal tn stop the supplies Of sual and
provisions from reaching BalLimorc by
that route. The feasibility of tapping the
Artificial lake for supplying Baltimore is
openly talked Of
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-29

FRepERlcK, Mn April 27.-The Gov.
ernor's message TO the Legislature WIS
sent in to-day. II briefly details tue start.
ling events which Induced him to ASSEM-
Lle the Legislature. lie INbOred earnestly
to induce the President to fUregO his puF-
pose of passing through Maryland, hut tile
reply was that II military necessity render
ed it unavoidable. lie refused Colonel
Butler tn give his consent to the Ihutling
of his troops ut Annapolis, and protested
against his taking possession of the An
hapOlis railroad. Notwithstanding our
most learned and intelligent citizens adj
init the right OF the General Government
to transport its troops over railroads. It
is evident that n portion of the people of
Maryland are opposed to the exercise Of
that right. His own convictions are that
the only safety of Maryland lies in pre-
serving Al neutral position between our
brethren of the North TnI the South
Maryland has violated 40 right of either
section, and we have done all that we
eau to arrest tue impending war. He had
hoped that Maryland might have acted as
q tmedipl0E.t lie cannot counsel Maryland
TO a lle NgRiRstf the GenerEF Gov
eGlgaoit until 1T tshalL commit ontrSges
ttpoui Which would 5tustiIy n s inFresist
ing the authority Of the Government
Our geographical position alone tprces
us too his. IHts has 6gpn I'LL the Wide
the ground work OF his policy; he is con-
wheel that his policy has been maintained
by large majority of the people. lie
appeals to the Legislature not 10 DC
swaYed by passion, but act With pru-
dencc and cllrtslipulike temper.
The Senate has nlJpted nu address to
the peupie,Uf Maryland. stating that the
Legislature will nOt pass IN act OF seccs-
sion, but il they believe the people desire
it they 'willlgivG them an opportunity Of
declaring for themselves thri: future Ics-
tiny. TheiHOuse Inns not acted Uut this,
hut has appointed a committee to report
AN act for the call OF n Convention of the
people, of which Slr. Scott, of Baltimore
is Chairman.
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CAPT. E. w. STEPHENS, Chm.
lsr LIEur. A. GL,ss.
GEo. CRoNLIsH,
Wheeling as a aIIlItorv PoInt.
The steubenyille Herald Of Saturday.

The steubeurille Herald of Saturday,
says:
Should Wheeling he made a point for
the Secession army, which it doubtless
will. war will he opened in this section Of
the State. And measures should be tn
ken, in such an event, that force can be
concentrated at this city, as it is one of
the most important points betweeu Gin
cinnati and Pittshnrph
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B4LTINoaE, April 27.-FoFts NeHenry
and Carroll were reinforced last night, and
the receiving ship AlIyE hudys was toWed
out of the harbor and piReed under The
guns o i. Eott AIrHenry.
Private s. Il. Neti'hanf. or the 9Th
Mnssashpselts reginepts died this morning
bis r.gialeas passed through the city.
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From DC AderritsT. IrcvfSlEet, R.L
the CsPlralIe lla are said to he a tsniaTkabIy n
lecitSC remedy for tile hCaclle Atm one Gfthe yeTy
been diAeuYeFei. g -
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d Il
BAtTIHoRE, April 38, P.IM--twq Havre
de Grace. Gov. Hicks and most of the
members for the Eastern section nfethe
State started far Frederick this morning.
The Legislature meets at noon. Tie Gov
srnor's message will be sent 10 Tomorrow,
and An advance copy WilltGe forwarded IL
possible. .slfs
The Indications here are Of a, reRctien
In public sentiment Union men appear
to be more hopeful.
The Bush river bridge was fired last
evening and totally destroyed.
passenger says that General Harvey
was taken prisoner at Harper's Ferry by
q detachment OF Nirginin troops this morn
t9S,l. SfGen. II. letr Wheeling for the pur-
pose OF reporting himself at Washington.
Belore the tnlin reached Hdrper's Perry
u WAS stopped, and number Of troops
mounted the platforms, and the General
Petn& pointed out be Was Immediately tH-
Ken into custody. he WAS in citizens
dress and was treated very courteously.
There Is no doubt that as soon-Ss the Ex-
ecuttTe Of Virginia Is made acquainted
with the fact, Gen. H. will be released, as
was the case with an officer of the o. s.
4: who was seized few days since in
Richmond.
In tue western section of Baltimore
number of American hpgs were raised
this morning.
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Fs"gl lie Deaoergt, - cz64A; RinN. -; =
u yo4iHre NJ haVv zen troubled vi h tho head.
3ille send fur bIx (Crprlin TlIB) 80 that yeu nay
haSe them In ca; Q Gfan attack.
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NEw YoRK. April 27.-The Herald has
despatch from Il special correspondence sent
to Pensacola, who was mt allowed to
reaclitherc. He derived authentic infOr-
nation of the condition of affairs there
aud to the 2lst there had heen no action.
aud Gen'l Bragg has intimated his innl,ili-
tyto reduce Fort Pirkens. Ills army IS
said TO be demOrai;zed. He has also fnti.
mated that. lie will act purely on the de.
feusive. Eight U. S. vessels were of Fort
Pickens onthe @lst, with their guns ready
for Immediate action. II Is. nelieved they
would retnke the Navy Yards aud FOrLs
adjacent. e
Tue correspondentp passed. through Mont.
gomery on the 22d. Davis was making
active preparations TO attack Washington.
BE saw troops en- route to Richmond.-
They received arms and equipments at
Angustil. Gen. Reuau, of Tennessee, WIS
lat-Mbntgpmrty, concluding arrangements
for sending 1000 drsperadnes in iii .en's
dress n baltimore aud WushinglVm. to
secretly operate in an attack near WASH
inKtou. ThsconFederlte States, are in "A
STATE Of. anarchy, Business was prostrI.-
ted. THINKING people are less confident.
The country is in y state of mob Law aud
people, escaping.
The steamer Louisiana arrived this
mofning from ROrtolks with the U. s.
mail. No news of an exciting character.
The forti6eattnns. on tue coast OF Virginia,
esPeeihlly.tlie approaches % Norfolk and
Portsmouth, were advancing rapidly par
tirulnrly was this the .cnse NJ Fort More
iifolk, CrAney Island, and at the Naval. HIS.
pital. The distractions near the entrance
to the port OF NOrEoik remained. though
vessels drAVing from stoilOiicet Of water!
passed freely inand ont. Efforts were
ulNkiug 70 raise tho steam frig4te Merit.
mac, st0np OF war Plymouth, aud. another
war vessel, which it is thought would
provo successful.
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1'ns, t,e Elaa,faey, Narn MA.
Cerhale Pills acc "plishtle Utjrc. for hIeh they
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EroRtts EzOmfnet, SosJalk, Ia -
They have been teste.I In n,.,rs than a thnuAand
cases, With euiire Srecess. =
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bS-ARREsF OF GEX. HARSEYsAra HAR.
PER.s FERRY.-Gen. Harvey who passed
over the Baltimore aud Ohm Railroad, on
his way to Washington, IastsTburday, vas
arrested ny the rioters at Harper's Ferry
and sent under guard TO Richmond. Con.
Harvey made particular inquiry here as t.
the chances of his passing by unmolested
and did not seem to think it was altogether
safe. OF course, there is no such Thing
as guessing what they intend to do with
him.
RB-ELEcrloS OF FtELp orgIoEas.-The
new Union volunteer companies, held an
election for field officers at the Guards
Hoss house Centre Wheeling, on Saturday
evening. There were ten companies rep.
resented, the lth company NOT having per-
fected its organization. The election re.
suited as follows:
Cololel-CarsTER D. HUBBARD.
Lieut.. Col-T. H. LosAR.
aiAjOrs-ASDREw WTLso1, S H. WooD.
WARN.
.Adjutant-J. W. PAxrox.
s R8rTuE WAR AID om.-TLe Vac bust
ness has completely subdue5l ana rcpressed
the oil excitement. We don't hear word
abOat.it now We learn from a gentleman
hon Smiths Ferry, that the wells there
have all ceased 10 pay, and in many places
sonRsthe river, the prOprictors of7wells
have stoppetl boring. aud run up the Amer.
tea = A,ry ~, tt,,,;- j.,,-: T., 11Lsa -.
most as great q. rush away from the Kama
wha region as therewas towards it three
month ago.
b0rTuE 1RoS Guards, Capt. E. W.
Stephens, JF., of South Wheeling, are
making rapid progress, in projecting them
selves in a knowledge Of military nGfairs.-
The following resolution was adopted, at
a meeting of the company on Saturday
evening.
The undersigned, committee appointed
by the Iron Guards TO draw up resolu-
ton Indicative of the sense of tile compa-
ny. beg leave to report the following:
WHEnIAs, Mr. ]. Fl. Mellor, of Pitts.
burg, when applied to by this company for
drums for its use, upon ascertnihi ,g the
service In which .theYwere to be employed
was that of maintaining our position. in
tile Union. and sustaining the honor of
our conntry's fag, periodically declined
receiving payment for the same. Belt
ReSotVed, unanimously, that the thanks
Of this company are hereby rendered 10
him.
Carr. E. w. STEPHENS, Chm.
lsr LIEur. A. GL,ss.
GEo. CRoMLIsH
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~ CURE es
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Headache.

By the use Of these Pills the periodic sttsck, o,
s'seut Or Sick Hsadasis nag " prevented. AN, n
taken az the commencement OF IN astaek i.ruesls.o
Feliet nom pain and RiskneS wIll b oetRinsJ.
They seldom faEl In rVuotiRs the .Ya,,es aaa
heaaaehs 10 which females are 90 Vabjscr.
they set Gvntlg upon tie LoEtla,- rcuaoy,as ce,.
tfrtHeRa s''''N va
For LIBRARY Non, sadeaes Delleefc Fen,slcs md
Az Persons OF asaentEEt Gebls they Rro volrRIIt a.
Aasatfye' improving the Rrpesits giving t54e ana
s'go 70 me dSsstivS GsEaas, and restoring theas-
suLt and strength Of the whole systeru
The cEPilALlc PILLS are The rSsul, q lO,E IN.
E"stiEAiIOu and earESnliy SuniGstsd s1pottr,ents.
having oven In use many years, during Which tir,o
the9 nave Prsye1ted and relieved q vast unsoa4f
pam and suffering from lIeadaelsy, xhs.ber e.;z..s.
ting In the eFesR gyStOlu % truH ds-nnr.a s,rto
Of the 1toEgNh. -
Ehef arr entirely VEGETABLE in their suraposi;jon
and may be taken At an tines with psrfsct sI,,tT
Without usktaz any ehangv Of diet ulsi az pts,rS,
Vg ataEg'eea6t' tREr TsHGra u tuyy oOtasiaI.sCs
HteIl 70 ekildreR.
BEWARE OF coUNrEKrE1rst
The genuine have I've siguiturss or Henri C. srs,d.
Ing on each Y l,e'N-
sod By Dr. lst'Snd sllotherDeaiErpinS ,ea;si,, "a
a Box vii De seat By mail prepared on receipt Q.
PRICE % GENTS.
AliOrierssEouli be ad;lrvOs,dl To
HENRY C sPALDINc.
AZ Cedar So, NrSvsYarL=
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ST. Louis, April 27.-Tlle Republican
states that Gov. Jackson in uaresetvetl
conversation with gentlemen in this city
has declared his pulley is peace policy;
that be convened the Legislature only tor
the purpose of more perfectly organizing
the militia nnd putting the State in "a prop
er attitude for defenre; that he told Ster-
ling Price, President of the State Convene
ton, tMtt body ought not TO be called to-
gFther for the passage of a. secession or
dtnSnCe; that he Is Ia favor of remaining
the present status of the Suite, leaving it
to him and circumstances as they may
arise TO determine the best course for Mis-
souri, to pursue.
The Republican also gives assurances
that funds which may be paid into The
treasury by the Banks under the act legal
lzlng specie payments will not be diverted
from their legitimate purpose but npprO-
printed To the payment of State interest.
Four regiments of volunteers nearly or
ganiIcd aud atluthcr bring formed. Henry
Baernstein was elected Colonel of second
regiment.
ESelHnge on New York 10 and Is pre-
mia9i' for Missouri tands.ysEy scarce.
BosFos, a pril4 q. lpf harbor will be
closed ARutnsLtlie Shipment OF my ARTICLES
for aid and comfort OF tue rebels.
Caleb Cushing has rendered his services
for my cnpRrity in defence of the Union
It's reported that two more regiments
OF massachusetts troops IRE tn be called
for. They can be put in marching order
in three days.
The town of stsuntOn voted $4,000 for
war purposes.
Dispatches from Concord, N. H., say
that Ex- President Pierce, in Obedience 10
u telegraph dispatch FROM Hon. Mr.. Tngcr.
| soil. OF Pa, has gone TO Philadelphia and
Baltimore on a mission of mediation be-
| tween the rebels aud tue Government.
TclegrGphic communication with Dilti-
more is re-cstnblished. The Office at Bal
timore is under State surveillance, and no
tinesstges for Washington ARE permitted 10
pass, except. those Of Al private or mercnn-
tile character. All stations of the Ameri-
can Telegraph Company ure again open
Itor Snhthern business. Part of the ser
vice will be performed by steamboat he
tween Perryville and Annapolis Aldi-
ttonal bouts will be running in u few days,
| and fleeinmnniention with Washington by
boat and cars very frequent. The rates Of
charge VIII be the Same US heretofore
Rt0HlioXD, Va, AiTfls23.-h is reported
here that n despatch his been received
| ny Qgyts Letrher from Mr.. Cameron. the
SecretAIy of War Mt Washington. inquir-
Ing whether, if he came to Rirhmnnd, lac
would 90 protected; his purpose heing TO
ask for ~ armistice for sixty days.
VIM. D1bbiuS of. the 5a,l regiment of
! Maryland, arrived here last night. lie
| TepneseAl4 thht there IRE only 1000 troors
IN eNEashington. 600 troops from South
Carolina arrived Mt RichmOnd this even
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Efogl ~ Daily .Nesst, HelgpTot. r.
CePhalte Pllis aro taking the plaeS u all kinda
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Prom ne lEersers Y. 4. Glsaie, czfssoa, m.
We heartily sHdorse sir. s1aidips. and hin an
riyaiic.i ceP6alte rus. s..5.5s 80
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GNEPHAlsIC PLLLS.-CEPHALIG PILLS
GIs!nst Eoeslye.. :, HOOKING, Agent Odd Eel.
ON. uill Drug Store. - dscSO
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FSda t6s RaaHloha -ViU4y Say, Kaaalssa. "a,
We arc earD that pertons suffering with The Ls5a
ache, 10 Try them, will stick u them:
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.EAABR Garden SEEDS,

II usT 81 ~, LANDRRTIVs SYw. CROP
~ sElieh Ne will aelI ii tile VroaeF5s
low saFTAnt than EraSti nllil zen nine
he = " tateEneptl 70 th6f6ltTsEy.
gaF5ieeess ring 70 HAYS their bills direct
l!qIll u 81 m " abconJmoda6ed by leaving
tnetr Oar fri1Btls may =oly on US as
hsfPto!Sses aud genuine agtteIGs
lanS0 SMITH q ftlRpELL.
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WL-.A 5i1sle iottlo Of spALplNG,s pryr1Ry,,
GLUE yin save ten tlpass lie cost annually
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Another report is, that the Eastern shore
counties, except Worcester, nre Union to
the core. The Uniouists will rnise u mill
ttry corps in Hngerstown at once.
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,,.,..z REr1r WATSON, Olao. Jan. is. 1851.
HEHKT C. SPALDTSO, Esq.
Please ind enclosed tWouty ire. Centa for yFhIclI
send me another box Of your CepIiRljc liiis r..
GTS truly tscL ii IaliE Ikare erer fried. 80
Direct A. SLOWER, P.N
Belle Vernon. WyandUtte Co %.
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sPALQNG's PREP4RED GLUEf-
sPALDIEG's PREPARED cLUEl
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SECESSION TRooP5 ~ RIoRMoND
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CHAMpERsBuRe, Pr, April 27.--Passcn-
gers from Hugers,own rrport sudden
"uI most wonderful change in the srnti !.
ment Of Maryland. The Stars and Stripes
will be raised at HugerstOwn To-day, and
extensive preparations arc being made for
tpEthrE Union dsmQnslrati0ps.-7,l
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- Largest Circulation of any Paper IN
Western Virginia. "a
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Notice 10 subserlbers.

monday Morning, April 90. 1851.
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Vtrglnla has no idea OF. AttaeIEInR7
WAshingt0n.
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One OF my euftOmerE who IR Iect t0severe Sick
tlslldacIe, casually lHstint two day IsdI lrT rT
atEaef IA one hour Gy your IILI which sent bSr
RcEpeclfuIlv VOuha
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HENRT C. sPALDiSo, =
- No. - Ccti1r st., \. Y. o.
Ha ita lEIR STR:
Enclosed ind twenty-five rrntG 1851 for " hfeh s.nd
box Of .Cephalic pnls" SSrtM tu adde's ofsiisV
YIN C.Pillcr leyn6Idti,drg. Franklin TO- OHIO
Tom I4Ms tTo7k lie a eIaIm-eUre JTtaa'dtIe oil.
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In tie western section of Baltimore a
number of American hags were raised
this morning.
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GLdny county has instructed its rep
resentstiyes that, uthey vote for seces.
sion, they will be lung on their return
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sPAlDfNGts PREPARED GLTEi
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January Is, 1851.
SSn will plea.s send nc two boxes OF your Cephal-
70 Ftlls. Send tbsua iInmgdIatslg. '-
ltespeetfally ynurp
' JIIO. n. SINiONE
ha.e G'sd ore bog q yoHr Fils, aid lad
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r ADDE'S, WINE. Observation-Disclosures WHINE
sPEER's WINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
For It's wonderful and beneficial qualities GENTLE
sTIMULANT, TONIC, DIURETIC and SUDoRIFIC, which
by Physicians and thousands of Gentle
men in all parts of Europe and America.
Asa Gentle stimulant and Tonic,
1t strengthens Digestive Organs improving the Appat.
and Purify ing the Blood.
AS a Dfuretde,
1t inparts ealty action to the GLANDS KIDNEYS, ard
URINARY ORGANS, very beneficial in DROPSY, GOUT
ERUPTIvE and RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
AS a SUdorfftc,
It acts upon Skn opening the and expeing all i'm
pue by nseSbe perspation thereby driving off Eruption
and cleansing surface giving tone and vgor the whole
system and a BLOOMING SOFT and HEALTHY condition
the SKIN and COMPLEXION.
The Chippewa Tribe of Indians
used the Blossom and Fruit of tho Elder as one OF
their valuable remedies.
Iva Germany.
The dried and by fanesfoE usein
of sickness.
Speer's Whine of Elder
pure juice of cultivated Elder recommended by
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS as possessing remarkable
dcinal properties SUPERIOR to other Wines in
use and excellent article all WEAK and DERILITAT-
ED PERSONS, and the AGED and INPIIsA removing ALI
INSTRUCTIONS improving the APPETITE and benelttins
LADIES and CHILDREN.
Il Ladies' Wine,
Because It will not ntoicate, contains mixture O.
spirits other liquors. and admired for its rich peculiar hHv
and nntritive properes Importing healthy to th
STOMACH and DIGESTIVE ORGANS
RA wine glass full may with meals or
any tirae through the day, as desired
We will only your indulgence one trial of tb;
WINE
For sale in New Grieans by 2. J. HART Il CO., JOHN
WRIGHT Il Co. JAMES SYfE, Canal strao;, and by all
principal Druggists throughout the United States.
Trade suppled.ar proprietors prices
ALFRED sPEER, Proprietor,
my25 ly&W 208 Broadway, Now York.
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Cotton Presses.
Corner of Tchouptoulas and Robin streets
~ Corner of Tchouptoulas aud Henderson streets.
FRERET's. - o.ua po.aro.
~ n Corner Of St. Thomas and Basin streets.
Ei4 Corner of Tchouptoulas and Richard streets.
Corner Of TehoupItouas and Richard streeta
New Legee md Louisa streets.
ORLEANS, y, :. a,,,,a.. .,,o..
corner Annunciation and Richard Streets
Corner Levee and Clouet streets Third District
eh = 1tsA' Corner Henderson and New Levee Streets
UNION, ~. 49,. .,a :, oe.n,c .trssts
WOODS. So ,,.,., and Richardson streets.
TEXAS ..ra,.,,..,,r,.s and Orange s+rs0t,
3S57F New Ievee street
- Front I4evee street.
Ivee street between ST. Ferdinand and Montegu
streets, Third District.
~ Ievee street, opposite Post 1888, Third District.
INDEPENDENT, .,
COTTON PRESS,
Third District.
Z PELICAN PRESS, u,,,,...
Fourth District.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-19
ARTICLE XIII.
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and respective interests of the parties act

Total. 10000 SL0Iaa0
Thus done md passed at the city Of New Orleans aforesaid.
this day and year st above WI te IN pIesag Of
Marcel Il Ducros Antoine Gonspf witnesses lawful
expressly required and docaed IL this city who heseuno
SIGN thetrRarnes with said appsater sn6 nss Notary.
The original signed j. B. I4AWsoN and others.
II. q. uCR0S IS
A. G0NANn
EDWAPD BARNETT, Notary Pnbic. q
certify the foregoing TO be tGe copy Of the original
tant In my Current Register fs8 s5
New Orleans, 18th june, 1850.
The undersigned Recorder and the Parish
OF Orleans oefties that this foregoing Charter has been th
day recorded in Society Boo No. 4, folio III.
New Orleans ieth June, 1850 5548 igs
je20 ltaw5t GHas nARGANTErs Deputy Recorder,
DEAIKJoEIaS-lSa0 ef /. 2, s gallons for sale by
NJ 8. D. eRATIAA & CO., sg4
% 81 Una nbdass atfee