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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-16
ENCANl ENCAN!E

II sera yenar en- v6nt5 pubIiqu6, SAnzDr.
lie 10 c]ourant, Il l'encoignute De Ia Leyta ct
de Ia rue de IEgIise: Tn billiard ct %fo1rni-
lures completes. Aussr pIusieuss car4fes
portraits, ct I~iqueurs, &c.
Conditions Compliant.
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Nous reproductions avec plaisir Particle
suivant de- l'AbeiIle, au srjet des fraudes qui
Sc comme3tent journellement aux elections.
Les circumstances qui ont signaIe la
d~erniere election doiyent necessairement,
par Ieur extt6me gravil6 appeler l'attention
de tous les bons citoyens sans a~cception de
partl; car il est de la nature des grands
p6rils d'Gtoufler, au moins pour I'm temps,
les querelles de families.
Notre intention nest pas de r6criminer,
encore moius d'exciter les passions. C'est
meme d dessein que nous atons attendu,
pour exposer nos id6es, que les emotions
insepara bles d une lutte electorate ~fussent
calmees. Nous v~oulons settlement donnes
une idGe des dGsastreuses consequences
que doivent ayoir, pour nos institutions
r6publicaines, les moyens don't on Sc sert
depuis quelque temps pour assurer sa pre-
pond6rance.
I'm grand nombre d'i0dividus (dix sept
a dix hut cents!) ont etc ilI6galement ma
tugalises par lie JUICE Elliott, ilIegaIement,
disons.nous. non settlement par ce que le
iuge ma point rempli les formalites que
prescrivent les lois en- yigueur d Peine de
nullit6, mais encore pareeque les individus
ainsi naturaIises, n'aVaient pas, on general,
le temps de residence vouiu pour avoir
droit i Ia naturalization. Ces naturalist
tons sont douc mules par le fonds ct par
la forme fat qui a etc pieinemeut prou.
We devant lie comit6 d'enqu6te de la Cham
bre des Repr6sentans charge d'examIner
la demande Impeachment du juge 81.
lott.
A PGIection de d6cembre, les juge, s.
etayant de ces fats notoires, refuse rent
d'admettre lie vote de ces indiVidus illega-
lement naturalis6s.
Nous croyons que les JUICES ont eu raj
son d'agir ainsi mais ceux qni pensent
diffaremment ne pouyaient.ils pas provo
quer une solution Iegale de. la question,
soft en- ~sttaquantl les JUICES detection deyant
une Cour de justice pour abus de p%ouvoir,
soft en- procurant des certiacdtS rfgul5erS
de naturalization a touS u qui y a~vaient
vraiment dfoit ? Pourquoi ne Patton pas
fait 7 Pourauol nation pas cherch6 IN
r6mede leg@l, quelconque me serait-ce
pas p~arcequiioD sayait gu que ces certifi-
cats ne pourraien1 supporter une invesfiga-
ton r6guIiere, GU que ia pluPart des natu-
ralises du juge Elliott ~n'auraient Pu P@tre
Requirement MULE part. ne re mplIssant
pas les conditions y~oulnes par la loi
C'est ce qEa'on dot Penser natuTelIement
en- voyant qu'au lieu de ~Tecourir aux
votes legales, on a Ell recours a l'intimida-
ton, a Ia violence pour faire admettre des
votes don't la l6gitinit6 6tait contest6e.
Des ~iournaux, m6~connaissant leurs pre-.
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Vol. XXVE.

II veuillez annoneer 1e Col. $. NJ. D.
CLARK CONNIE candidAt, pour Ia p]aroisse De
Quest Baton Rouge, D Ia Convention 90
PEtat.
Mr.. L'EDtrEUB.-Veuillez annoncer Nit
JAMES McCAroP, CONNIE candldat pour re-
presenter Ia p~aroisse de Quest Baton Rouge
dams Ia convention d'ttat.
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95-Noubliez pas l'assombl6e wing d la
Maison do Cour auiourd'hui a midi. In
discours ~francais y sera pronone6.
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Nous axtrayons ce qui suit du New
York Sun du 81 f6yrier:
LES DEUx GRANDs CANAUx.-Les deux
grands projets--nous pouyons dire les
deux plus grands qu'on dit iamais connu
dams les a~nnalos dcs am6Iiorations inter.
nes, seront bienl6t commences: LIE ca.
nal, d trayers risthme de Darien, pour
joindre la Mer Paciique a IAtIantiqne,
ct lie canal de la MGditerranee a la Mer
Rouge. La jonction de PAtIantique q la
Mer Pacifquo est un projet qni dot 6tre
dun profit immense ct l%ncroyable pour le
du monde enter, mais 10 canal
vers la Mer Rouge nest que la reprise du
yieux canal qui, d &C que nous croyons,
joignait plut0t 10 Nil i Ia Mer Rouge en-
ligno directe qua la MediterranGo. Cou.
per IN canal il travers 10 desert, d trayers
DIES steppes ~inmenses, do sable acnmuI6
depuis des milliers d~'ann6es, nest point
une enterprise ordinaire, It ccodtera autant
d'argent que 10 canal de l'Atlantique d la
Mer Pacifque. La seulc question est Gel
le.ci qui commencera celte enterprise 7 ce
ne sera pas lEgypte qui ma sur la Mer
Rouge aucun possession importante,
L'AngleteEre est grandement int6r6ssee d
frayer un passage yers IInde, ct ~paierait
volontiers les frais de re projet, 81 ellie
pouvait ayoir une garantie dc possession
paisibIe. Une fois les deu& canaux ache.
YES, lie cap Hern ct Ie cap de Bonnie Els.
peranco qu'ilfaut doublef pour entrer dams
la Mer PaciGque on aller aux Indos, scr.
ont completemeBt abandonn6s=-ce sera
la plus grando revolution qu'od aura en-.
core opGree dams la navigation.
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On 6crit de ST. Louis, a Ia date du %

Tn cTlt dc St' LOUIS q ~ u"'S w q
feyrier:
Depuis trente heures notre vile a etc
fort agitee, ct une grande multitude s'est
portee aux environs de PEcoIe de Mede-
cine de PUniversitG de St. Louis. LIE
nombro des ~persoDnes qui sly sont rassem-
bl6es a yarie dc 1000 4 5000. Il court
bien des bruits, probablement %aggrayant
tous la yerit6, mais il en- resort dependant
cue les fats sont dune nature assez bla.
mable.
En yoici d'aiIIears los details, d'apres
&c que nous avons W par nous.meme, GU
d'apres ce qui nous a etc rapporte par des
lemons ocalaires dignes de fol.
II parait, dit e,R~epabicaa, que les pro-
fesseurs, GU toutes autTes personnes char.
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wis

Mdu:e. Devall ct Mile. Tabef bh- feddit III
priE de pension ct instruction a $3.50 BAR AMI
bIanChissage $50, instruction settlement $40
pa an:-dars tods les cas- payable par quar-.
tier f'ayance.
Pour renstighemenS s'adresser
JOHN BUTLER, Est Baton Rouge . Doctor
ira Smith, Bayou Sara Hon. 7. w. ChiBn.
o. Baton Rouge; Col NJ. Courtney, o. Batoa
Rouge. mai II
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A BIAS PRIX POUR DU COapTAgr
L. soussigne lnforme seq amis ct le public,
en- general gull Went de receyoir un grand
assortment de tres 5eiles marchandises, feIIes
que haOhiemeDs' mrrCnandises seches E, aa
govt pronres pour "a saison. II q fat des ar.
rangemehs P'.4r r~eceyoir des marcnandssan
gu II pourr~ Vendre a aussi bas prlx poay r.
colnP'a 1t qu'aucun autre u~aagasln dams cett@
Fi4F,, ct II invite 10 public a examiner -
r.iafohandisss aTaut d'acheter ailleurs.
D. SANGER,
10 e" rue Lafayette.
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L, NNAFSSFNFNru ~--as~-
g. &c &c journal, fs { lHsPg
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CHAUX A VENDRE.
De la Chaux, du Sable, ct des Briques;
constamment en- Ventc par
I. BERHEL.
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lie bill pour louer lie p6nitentiai-s a passd
la Chambre des ReprGsentans, settlement.
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AVIS.
lie tablean des taxes de la COOPERATION pour
Pannee 1913, ttaht acheY6 par PAssesseur;
est depose au bureau du Marie pour l'examen
de touS ceux interessts, ct y teslera dams ID
courant do dix jours de cetfe date.
SAM: SKOLFIELD,
y mars 4 TrGsorier 81 Collector.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Cour des Preuyes-Pardisse d'Est Baton
Rouge:
Dams Paff4ire dc Ia succession dc fcu Michael
Chambers, decide.
Avis est par le present donnie a tons ceux
lntcresses, dc fajre SAVIOR leurs raisons dana
Ie courant de dix jours de la p~resehte publica-
ton, ponrquoi la dite requete ne serait pas
accordGe.
o mars 5 CHI. TESTER, P.t.
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g6s do la sale de dissection, ont etc dune
excessive negligence dams l'accoHplisse
ment de leuts deyoirs; ct hier matin dams
une petite cave de queIques pieds de pro.
fondeur ct de six piede de large, on a de-
convert les restes de plusisurs corps hu-
humains. Les pIanches qui recouyraient
cette cave ~avaient d'Gno faeon OH dune
autre, etc enIey6es, ct Ia paIls8ado, qui
%Pentourait, await etc ronversee, ct expo.
salt aux regards un des spectacles les plus
r6yoltans ct les plus hideux quo nous a.
yons jamais vus. Les cadavres, ct les
metnbres des cudayres, tells que dos bras,
Dies jambes, ETC., portuient tou8 les mar.
ques dune mort r6cente. Une partie me-
me DIES corps a%yaient etc arrach68 de la
cave ct jet6s sur un terrain d6couvert sit.
nc d cote. C'6tait celia qui await attire
tout d'abord Pattention des passans, Ell d
10 hours ii y await deja line fouIe consid.
6rale r6unle en- Get endroit,
On tint assemble, puts la fouIe Sc re.
porta vets 10 terrain, on ouyrit les portes
ct on p6n6ttd dams 10 batiment. Jamais,
dit notre correspondent, ie ne youdrais
a~ssister d pafeil spectacle. Des portions
mutllscs de corps humans 6taient suspen-
dues a des croghete CONNIE des morceaux
de yiande d Gtdl dun boucher, ct des bar.
lis ct dog caIgses contenaient des cadayres
prepares pour experiences anatomiquos.
lie batiment a %souflert de grands dsgats-
OF les chooses en- sont restGes Ia jusqt'ad
Iendemain matin, OF une foule nssez COM
pacto Gtait encore sur le terrain, mais
sans apparence dc maEveilIance. On a
place une barri6re autour de Ia cave;
mails les corps 6taient encore exposes aux
regards do public, ct pr6sentaient III spec
tacle horrible,
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Pods DU PAIN

WIZ IL IHlN5
Flxe par lie marie pour Ia semainh s~uivante
La Farine Gtant q "a 81 10 batil, 81 onced
de pain pour dix sous
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NO. q

the peace, waB 81
OIL arriving al the
Ia he
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TAXES D'FTAT.

L. FAvROT, p. j.
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DEATH OF GOV. KAVANAGH.

From the E,s,ern Argus Of Tuesday, we have the
following: Died at his reside ace ia Newcastle,
Hon. EDWARD KAviSioH on Sunday evening 2ist
at 10 O'clock, p. M, aged As years"
MIR. Kavansgh born az Newcastle, April %,
1895 Consequently be was IS years old on tie 9Th
day Of April 'ast.
Ia the death Of Mr. Kavanash Maine has lost one
of her abest and bcs statesmen and most esllma BILE
man and citizen, aud the Demo Taty one Of It's
bt,ghfest ornaments
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JUST PUBLISHED

An ESSAY ON STATE RIGHTS, by Estwick
~ Evans, of the North, and for sale at the Commits
.ion store OF Nr. William Marshall Pennsy ysnia
hvc cent.
The author, also. will be happy 10 receive orders
for copies from citizens and strangers here, through
the post office and from posfrastsrs and other gentle
men abroad by letter. free Of postage, and enclosing
payment
The object of ne pork is 10 define and illustrate The
spirit Of institutions and Of liberty aud 10 renorate
political elements.
The author has been honored by the names Of the
President, Heads of Department, and the most dis
nguished members OF the House and Senate, ioge-
her with citizens The work will be transmitted
with all fidelity and prcmpness.
Washington City, Jan. lSdlm
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DEATH OF JUDGE CASTOR.

We stop the press To announce the death OF the
Hon WILLIAM GAsros, one Of the Judges Of the So.
prcme Court of North Csroiins. He expired very
suddenly lat the residence of MIR. TsyorO in this
city, last evening, about ) o'clock.
The IL neither the time nor the psco for eulogy ;
and ft were ours j. no, the p to attempt 10 do JUS
lice to the character Of the hanoted dead The
of Judge CASTOR his political career and bis eminrn
Judicial services are prlions of the history Of the
State and his fame, the common properly of the
county will be cherished jewel OF rare ustre and
ineslimsbie vslue.Raieigh ~ c. Standard Of We'd
n,siay
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gaining aud Placing this ONCE upon proper footing
OF efficiency there Is such thing kept IN as full
record Of The land titles emanstpg flom the Govern
mcnt Ia all the State. and Territories IN their coun-
ties and PARISHES 1t is believed that, far praetca
bic, full records kept up OF The various munments
Of land titles in books pepsred for The purpose
ca preserve The chain of title throughout; bat h re,
though here is full record Of the patents Issued
there oft certificates Of purchase and what
ever assignments may have taken place between that
incipent step and the issuing Of the patentheso be-
ing merely fled away Ike oher papers received IN the
current business OF the Office. Many Of these as
sgnments, with The papsrs TO authenticate them, are
mutiised rapidly decaying and indicate the necess-
" Of zone other means TO preserve their contents.
need add that il would not answer The purpose 90
have them copied into volumes unless by act OF Con-
gress they should IN that shnpe be declared records
the exemp Publications. of which 10 be admissible eyi.
dence in the courts.
Respectfully submitted,
THO. ii BLAKE,
Commissioner.
Hon. J G SPENCER
Sscrefayu of The Treasury
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MR.. GEORGE r. GLlDDo.S, formerly Unred
lAl Slaics Gun. MI tor Caito. In ErxM. and an hnE

MR.. GEORGE X GLIDDO.s, formerly Unred
WI States Cnn.ul tor Cairo, IN Egypt, and au hor
of Series Of Chapters on early Egyptan History
Archaeology. and other .uhjecls connected with He
rgyphical Literature ('New World ptess III
CO uuence a course of four Lecture The " phs.
raoh's Of Scrii ture" and on the Memphi Pyrs-
nids" at Csrusis Saloon, on Monday evening 22d
Jinuary, Al half past o'clock The course will be
continued, at The same place and hour the 2tlh,
18th snd ooh January.
Each Lecture will be accompanied by splendid lic-
trial fac si'aii,s Of Egyptian Sculptures. A. zach
discourse viii be concluded nv O'Clock, p. VI the
Isc,ures will no, interfere wi social engagements.
Tickets and programmes for sale At the Book stores
Of William Fischer +. Taylor and @ Brooke, on the
Avenue, and 81 the door oft Saloon.
TraNs -Gebtlemsns ticket one dollar and half
lsdys ticket seventy five cenlsfnf the course Sin
aie admission at the door-genteman fifty cents 10
dles twenty five cents
ian ,--,ptd
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SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES
SAruRAr, Jan. 81, 1914.

Present as yesterday.
No, SO. Lucius w. Stockton st al, rs. Harriet
Bishop. In error 10 Circuit Court u. S. for Western
ennsyyania.
On the motion Of Mr. Wilkins, the Cour; ordered
the writ of in this 10 be docketed, aud dis
missed with costs.
No. "A. Edmund L. Games and wife, complain
ants, Beverley Chew ei al
Mr.. Cox for the defendants, and by Mr. r. Johnson
FOR the plaintiffs.
Adjourned till Monday, l. o'clock, A. NJ.
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Section sis,een ia tow nshp. ono, tvs three four
n'e siI, sven, ight nine, fourteen and hi,esa, OF
| range 1--WE, east.
Section sixteen, IN township two half Of sec
ton sixteen ia io nship three and section sixteen la
townships fur, hse, eig e. nine and eleven Of rsags
SIX, essl.
South half section sixteen, in township three and
section sixteen in townships fur, i've, .ix, seven,
eight. nine, ten and eleven OF range seven, east.
Section sixteen, In tow nsbip s Two, three four Eve
Az, seven, eight nine ten aud eleven, of rang eight
east.
Section sixteen, in township. two three, four i've,
sir, seven, egh nine add ten of range nine, cas-.
Section sixteen, In townships Two, five, siI, aud
seven, Of range ten, east.
Wsa ~ Chiekasae Meridian.
Section sixteen, in townships four sir ssven eight
nn~, ten eleyen twelve, and thirteen, Of range one,
west.
Section sixteen in townships SIX seyen eight nine
ten and eleve0 Orange two, wss,.
Section sixteen, In townships seven, eight nine.
ten and eleven, of range three. west.
Section sixteen in township 50; north half sec
ton sixteen, in township six and section sixteen,
TOWNSHIP rs eight and nine, Of range four west.
East half section sixteen, in township two; section
sixteen In townships five and seven, and east half
section sixteen, in ,1wnship nine, of Isnge Eve,
west.
Section sixteen, in townships three, four, I've, and
nine, OF range SIX, west
Section sixteen, in townships four and eight, Of
range seven, west.
East half section sixteen in nship two and north
half section sixteen, in township eight, Of range
eight, west.
Section sixteen, in townships and five, Of range
nine, west.
Vest Of Huntsville, in .4iabama.
Section sixteen, in townships -four, Eve, sI, and
seven, of range thir cen, west.
Section sixteen in townships two, three, five, siI,
seven. eight, and nine, OF range fourteen, west.
Section sixteen, in tow nshps three, kve six sew
en- eight, nine and ten, of range fifteen, west.
The lands selected as reservations under the pro-
visions Of the said Iea les to be excluded from the
sale which IL to ntnue open for two weeks, and
no longer.
The lands will be offered in quart sections, and
fractional quarter s. ctions, where such exist
Given under my hand at the City of Warrington,
this twentieth day OF January, Ammo Domini ons
thousand eight hundred and forty-four.
JOHN TYLER
By the President.
Tho. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of he General Office.
jan %
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ARMY AND NAVY REGISTER.
VI1sT pbli.hed and for sale At Stationery Hall The
). Official Army and Navy Register for lsf3, by or
der OF the seoretsrie. OF the Army snd Navy ~ com
pl,spcs with resolution Of tn Senate snd House OF
Re prss sptatlvss.
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Bon .Not-A person speaking to very deaf man,
snd getting angry at bi. not catching his meaning
said "Why, 1t ia as plain as A q c." THAT may
be- an replied the poor an, but am ID L FL
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yr The Rev Joel 8 Bacon, President Of the Co
lumbar College, will preach in the First Blptis
Church 10Th street, Sunday morning al eleven
o'clock
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NEW MUSlC.-Just received at the old esiab-
~ lished Music and Stationery store, Pennsylvanis
avenue, two doors east of 18th street.
The cot where We were born, by tie Hutchinson
Family
Keep away, music by Wolfe
My mothers Bible, music by the Hutchinson Fa-
mily
Old Kentucky
Cavatina Brllante, music by Aubsr
Children ofthe night. do do
Deep in my heart, music by Mri. Caroline Croxall
Evenings at home collection of popular airs for the
piano
Adieu ct Rctour music by Chas. Grobe
The Rising Sun, by Henry Russell
Bitter, bitter tears, by L. t. b.
Prince Albert's March, by Philip Ernst
Knickerbocker Quadrilles
Mary Josephines Waltz, by Francis H. Brown
Kate kearney's Waltz do do do
Adeline Waltz, do do do
N: B. splendid double-action Harp for sale a,
Stationers' Hall Jan %
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Twenty-Eighth Congress.
SECOND SESSION.
SENATE.

SATURDAY, January 81, le44.
The Senate did not sit to-day
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HIN MATERIAL, FOR EV ENlNG
DRESSES.
VIZ + have just received
w Is pieces White Tsrlton Muslins
10 do Pink do do
10 do Blue do do
Is do Swiss Muslins, (very sbeer)
do Pink Satin Striped Napoleon 0suze.
do Blue do do do
. do White do do do
do Rich White Sstins
5 do do Blue do
do do Pink do
Is do Pink, blue and white Grapes
10 dozen Long White hid Glove,
10 do Snort do do do +
do Long open me-, Silk doF
do Short do do 10
Together with suitable Trimmings, nc.
ian23 ESTEP 4 CATLETT.
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East Of The Chick0ac Meridion.

East half Of section sixteen in township three and
section sixteen, IN townships four five, sir, seven,
eight, nine ten, ele'e twelve, and thirteen Of range
one, east
Section sixteen in townships two, three, four, five
even eight niue, zen, eleven, toe Give, and thirteen
Of range two, es.t
Section sixteen in townships one two, three, four,
thfteen, four rem, aud fifteen, Of range thr e east
Section .rteen 10 townships two, three four. q W,
sis. seven, eiyht nine, eleven, thirteen fourteen snj
FIFE n ofrsngs fou', sss'
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BY THE AUTHOR OF THE MYSTERIES
DE PARISn-CuEAP EDIIION2

BY THE AUTHOR OF THE MYSTERIES
OF PARIS'-CHEAP EDITIONS.
JUST published and FOR sale by
F. TAYLOR,
C.donel Do Survills, Tale OF tn. Emprs-iSi0--
by Eugene Sue translated into Eosllsh.
The salsmsnder, Naval Romance, by huRens
Sue, Translated by n. w. Herbert, author Of "Croa.
we'll" The Brothers" &c. sc.
The Female Busbeard or "Ls Nome au-Disbls,'
by Eugene Sue, translated.
'Therese Dunoyer, Novel, by Eugene Sue, franc
lated.
"A LIS O.
Ancient Egypi-by GLlpDos, late Consul at Cairo
her Monuments, Hieroglyphics, II story, and Hero
plyphicsl Literaurc-publ'sbed in qusro sre NIL
ed with Enrisvngs-pfioe % cents. sn@
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RIJELL'S CULTIVATOR.

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