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~ We conclude to day Mr. Vallandigham's
speech in favor Of an amendment of the Cons,i.
tuition. LISA document which deserves peru sal
by every one desirous of correct knowledge Of
the subject. Elegant and ioroibls. it is replete
with sound argument, and m lst cnry conviction
to every snprej udiced mind. When the Constitu.
,iSa is changed, as it will be, Mr.. V. will bo en-
titled TO no small credit for the Influence ho will
ksvs sxsrted to effect the change
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-04-02

Taa News FROM THE ARMr.-We give
from the Picayune, (suys the Washington
Unien,) which rsscheJ US by last evenings
mail, the clearesi, and apparently the most
suthsa,ie uccosnt, which we have yet seen
Of tho existing state Of things in The scene
Of General Taylor's opsrat ions. Further in
telligsncs must bs waited for bafore any GER
tain conclusion upon the matter can be ar.
rived at, but We are now inclined 10 believe
that when Genneral Taylor is next heard
from, he will DO found safely posted with his
command in Monterey.
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Married,

WArEIGU, N"IIfNH
In Shannon, Putnam Co. o. on Tuesday oven
ing, the 23d inst, by the Rev. JOHN GRAHAM, DR..
SETH M. C. WARD, formerly OF New Lisbon o.
pensburgh, Pa.
We acknowledge the cake, and wish the welded
pnir all the comforts and felicities Of life.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-04-02

eHr There is some iniorma,ion and grea,
deal Of good sense in the following paragra phs
from the Washington correspondence of the
Philadelphia Ledger, neutral paper:
Benton is reconcied, and walks the ave-
nue. with his usual half martial, half Senate
rial step-tho unconquercd and matchless
Senator from Missouri. General Cass left
ibis morning in the very best Of spirits, in
company with Mr. Buchanan. IF Calhoun
has left on the very last night ofthe session,
without bidding lie President farewell,
he has not, think, taken formal leave Of any
oae, and all bis friends, with the. exception
Of Westcoti, have shaken the President by
the hand. Yulee, himself, not excepted.
Many Wing, loo, there was that grasped
Mr.. Folks hand, admitting that he has uni
ted the country at time of great national
difficulty-in order 10 lead her TO bright
and glorious future, of which future genera.
tions only will appreciate the whole magni.
tude aud importance. There will be croak.
crs, of course, before and after the peace SO
there were croakers in New England when
The Grst settlements in the State of Ohio
were attempted by our enterprsing pioneers
when we extended the empire of civiliza-
ton Of freedom beyond the Mississippi
when Louisiana was purchased---Florida
obtained from Spain, and Texas annexed
peaceably in the midst Of the intrigues Of
France and England, and in fact all Euro
pean powers, who watch with jealousy, fear
and amazement, our unprecedented national
progress. And what has been the effect Of
all these acquisitions on the Union? Has il
not grown stronger in consequence Are
there now not tweRiy-eight or twenty nine
States to one, which might chose to nullfy
or unite in Hartford Convention; and
would not the united good sense and power
of the faithful States crush the one or two
disaftccted ones in its reasonable objecis?--
And so it will be after the anne xatiop of Up.
per California and New Mexico.
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BRITISH AMERICA.

The Courier dcs Etats UnIs already has
letters from man Likely to know the projects
and intentions Of the British government, un-
folding scheme which if carried out, will
certainly establish on an snirely new basis
the relations of tae neither country with her
colonies. Want Of TINA compels me 10
borrow the express's translation of the main
points of this scheme, as follows:
"'Tbe British possessions are TO be devi.
ded into five vice royalties, of which the first
is to comprise under the same government
Upper and Lower Canada, New Brunswick,
and Nova Scotia, the seconed, the English
Antilles, Tor the West Indes); the third,
Australia; the fourth, the Eas, Indies; and
the fifth, the various Islands which form the
isolated posts of the immense empire of
Great Britain. These vice-royalies are TO
be almost entirely independent Of the moth
or county, and govern themselves with the
aid Of two elective houses. They are to
trade freely with all powers,ju as they now
de with the mother couniry-The latter on
iy reseryng few small privileges. Supreme
with regard TO their own internal administra-
tion colonies so constitute ed would be bound by
certain general laws ofiho empire, just as
the States composing the American Union
arc bouned by the acts Of Congress; and, as 10
the rest, they would take part in iaeir enact
meni by an elective representation being
proportioned to their population.
"These FIVE vce-royaltes (adds the Cou-
-yier) are 10 be- given 10 members of the royal
family, or to the most prominent political
spsrsonag and it has already been stated
that, that Canada and the adjacent provinces
are destined for the Duke of Cambridge, the
nnele of Queen Victoria. - Washington
Unioa.
a BEAUTIFUL IMAGlNINGs. recent travel
or give an account that when he was. walk
ing on the beach Of Brazil, he overlook a
colored woman witha tray on her head
Being asked what she had to sell, she low
cred the tray, and with reverent tenderness
uncovered it. II was the lfeless form other
babe, covered with a neat white robe, with
q garland round the head, and flowers within
the little hands that lay claspsd upon lis bo-
som. sos s.s 51s s.a
'Is that your chld?" said the traveller.
at was mine few days ago." she replied,
"but the Madona has it for her angel now"
Elbow beautiful you have laid tout" said
he. n3aaag ssaig a6i|
She added chserfally, 'Ah, what is that to
the bright wings she wssrsia hsavsaf
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-04-02

G5- Delaware could no. quite 60 the abo-
lltion of slavery within her borders, but her
Legislature has passed resolution sagainsi
the addition of any territory 10 the
Union which shall not be free from sla.
very. In the Senate the vote stood four ts
three--in the House, ten to niRc.--Ohic
Press.
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II IST Of Letters remaining in the Poht Office
~ at Kaiida, Ohio, on the FIRST day ofApri, A.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-04-02

,0J- 'Ths Editors professional duties dur
ing the present term Of Couri, have left him
very lt,lo time to bestow upon the present
number Of the paper. q
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MONTEREY. Feb. %. l64

"AoN IAHS; 4 CD' 80, lC1i.
! open my letter 10 say that another ex-
press has arrived from Gen. Taylor's camp.
Gen. i. has fallen back from his position at
Agna Nueva TO the pass nine miles beyond
Saliillo. One or two of Col. Mays men are
reported as having been captured. There
can be no doubt but that a crisis is approach
ing. We lock for battle every hour. ST.
P. S.--Santa Anna has II 900 men and
l9pleces Of Artillery. GEN TAYLOR HAS
FALLEN BACK UPON SALrrLLo. The ball will
soen open, and no one doubts that 'Old
Rough and Ready will be again victorious.
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The Mexican population Of Monterey are
very much alarmed, and are moving from
this place, the merchants, TOO, are msving off,
suppose into the interior. They fear San
ia Anna's appearance. The intelligence Of
hard fought battle in The neighberhood Of
Saltilio is hourly expected here.
STIII LATED
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MEDICINES.
CITY srrrER PROM PAIN 2

,r,HE TIME HAS BEEN vben n,Hfiae ~-fe ol.issd
Il 70 endure pair. Connecting rain oecalse p r--s
ro.H b. ha5 % IIay b. Tia; -ns - Fa'ea- No" 10
peru need .ossr pain os or The flriile o. ne ol
o-s 5ueui sars and nevsr-flins remedy 8 = laa-
EVIDENCE.
To Ma : TocsEf SIR hlFe beer - s -. -
f.rtei ilr more ttsl wear past VII ---s ri -
rs.rf-I ulcers ol d-erert rar-a " tn- o--J' -
l-rct 81 he tine OBJ. Dsl 40 severe = Il
Of sleep bafh shf and asy. h.Te illel - - -.
relief al tie pain slc sE-l-- Q e lrl---- ~
- induced - he advice q uy F1yscia- ~ -
.sv thar have received mere Feisi ~. =. = -
--f.r Ointment have ever tired inl ~ -
testimony insi % . fsa.-E y l.i yea y ~ ~
5s-s.sf q par. a5. ,.s- N''P7'-IcH GUNcY IVES
MORE EVIDENCE
Head ths fo-1wll- extract from 49, :. y -
frd Es1 the AGENT ~ surletr P<ls % - l. '
FEB ~. lsf7 Mr /. states thus
have sod Considerable n TorseJ ~. 10y.
r-err rr Master 1f P1ln. which as nern lst .-
49, 1T outward complaints 81 siih s,oa 49,. -
Known it used or burns sat IAeum, enslIt u . -
A neig1h1r ~ nine rafflug .0-s in l-e 49,. - go
a. a. drove ia one Of bis .eTs below ne .ner' t.-
ferr.t-e cash Pfc came home a. nisnl ~ 80 T. .
srrerire much pam. he s-nt f1r soile y Lt '-fru
nent sld ieF applications com F's-7' e--7
Tou.ev'. Master Of PAIN the most wonderful remedy
every applied 10 the hrnan body r. never tsi' 20 give
relief from tie severe pain lt cn-es burns '-al'
bruse. Old sores sat rhsa. eha1pec hands sore iP'
.saa he.d and All sorts Of It's scienine com
pound. carefully end honestly prepared fh,'san 81
eerrven and al others whouss o recommend IT, IN
PEOPLE nay rely uron tit will never DEOrlf
THEM Pucs = cent. per box. sod y t'ie-ksef'i
throughout The city.
~ Zach box a eursl0ped in Blue and whit. laos 80
has ny name written thereon BE- s.ses ins ....,.
ovrrcv toe SAsSAr-sT o50 9tsru&Th
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TaE CAaBRIA-The steamer bad hne weather
for her departure toosy Among the = she
carrie. out 10 Mrs No~stt the accomplished actress
VINO te.fs vita her s,c.i~bt eitsrs srom her fren1
Mr. Clay snd others % Lord Norpeh Lcrd Jsafeys NJ
Bancroft hrs. Bate and otner ntleuuzi persons D-'
the talents Of Nfs sgrcient 10 securs ner
favorable reception W Fnssud. rhs bss an enRsgs
mn, 81 several weeks IN as0coestef. NJ rnimniu
and asy u this city md Lord Russell from Toronto 90
ou; 10 This steamer. Boa Trans i'N
EccLEsAsrIcAL.-Mr jeremiah Tsy iof late OF
the New Haven Tneol seminary. vas Ofdsinsd psssof
Of The CoDyr@g stio1si Church 10 "enhan on "eone.
DAY last Three brothers assisted 10 me orosinins -
vice. Rev Oliver a TsylOf Il n-nchester Rev i.1,-s
T.vIe.r If Shrewsbury y J and Res. Iimoiny Taylor
u -isiersyile The entire fanny ., s ~ "
nov pastors Of churches io'~
Nsv UsE ~ TIE DA6CERRfoffPh AhI.-ine
AT Laioa ssys b. Bfanei. sconusc'or "a ins 70
Ian and Austrian Rsiifo.d from Florence 70 fisb Is
d.r.rr.osvue picture sen: hun every evening which
,r., "a, state Of works ~ The point >nere II
rs tsken Thus nas ~ the End Of every day exact
Information Of progress Of tne work - DOtr enos Oh
the line and Of the style Ia which ne bulldog ns'
been cnnlncteo
LAseg ROgBgRY-The jewelry store Of Aura
ham Heu-s. gr & Co lDj WasniugtOnsi vas entered
By fs.e KEYS sss evening and money 70 The smouui Of
a. 80 stolen More Of me stock In the store y inseo
~, nd u ihr rnoDey tssn " zoo efe ne pfoyy
Of an Individual whO had depossd j 10 me safe Tor
,t,rs Boston Journal lsi-
~ The friends Of the late Hon. Isaac &. BATE.
Al Northampton have procured i1rse nonlinsul ~
yey Jersey lrs stone sn1 placed u over MS remains In
,hs cturct,a rs a, tha, place. The monuneni about
i.st ong snd - ieet nigh. bling Of pars.e'ogrsfn
form Is weghtis AK tons and on one end Is cut TIE
,ss.,ic sc,ieua Of triangle and The other cross
No iB.crlptoD has yet been placed upon Il
isghoghsld Republican.
r. Dr. JoHs HUBBLE Of Van Buren, County
In nj, sts.e vas murdered Ia the early psrt Of tns
month lie engaged Ia the duty OF family wofsnlp'
, h. Wa shot ~ GONE person through the window,
and irstan.y expired The Masonic fraternity ~ Pfsr@
To5g. u ID met Al Usrrs0nyile, snd oirrsd one huD
dred dollars Tor lhe spyfebansion OF ne lnaIo'iel
- Louis Rep 9th
~ Mrs Nancy Beebo Of Porters'llie' Cohh'
wa. recently killed ~ boioe thrown from wagon
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FALL AND WINTER

CLOTHING. AZ the City Clothing warehouse, NO w
I Fniton.st aireefly opposite the Old North Dutch
Church. where every style Of Fall and inter NiotAe
can be had to suit the pocket and taste OF all 49,,
Pilots. from > t0 80 II, r
OVER COATS aud OVER SACKS, every shsde OF
Tweed Brosdc0ths. Beaver and Pilots, from 20 ="
Also large assortment Of Business SOCKS FfocA Soas
single and douhle-breasted. a..
PANTALOONS. plain and fancy Casslrneres, french
Doe.ku. and English black Cassimeres, satinsts Ne OF
every style, from II 81 % -. ,,,
VFsIs an endless variety Of black ssHn, Velyets Mer
mos aud Bouibaxine-. from 81 81 70 =
Also large assortment of French rngish herman ana
American Broadcloths Cassimeres and Neslngs, when
will be made up order 20 suit The most fastdlous
DANIEL p SMITH, lOL Fuitonst
ola t,,eods opposite the Old Dutch Church.
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- .e-rS'-. 4 - J--rers and Tallors Importers
~ Cloths, Cashmere. Nss,.nss' fsney Disss -....'
fe1siVe assortment Of new AID tshlcla'e -1s1s l-
ard Nilter wesr, se e-tel ritn view 10 ~ ~
!, n a. rch u quality and variety A. can De io1na I'd
Tor Overcoai. blue. black brown, olive and green
miied Cloths various shades beaver dos crio ahs ole
Devonshre kefsey CAnada stay 10 ga, Is - -
Pilot CLOTH brown. ack. blue and drab Mo1ar
Winter Frocks SACKS &c beaver and miled cloths 60
ras new article; extra Tweeds. &C Dress snd ffock
Goats. blue. blsck, olive, brown green ans nle.Au1
Cloths ~ Biolys, simon :. and oihri ZONES $500
and Travelling Goats PLAID Cashmere, fes a.,
soois Hunting Goats olive, brown and drlp M4-estin
sc Psnfaloors French knsish, 1erlan sau Ainei.SA
black blue mixed tnd fancy Cassiuere- selected VITO
d-efeuce 70 the Varou. tases of our numerous patrons n
this lue 90 which such attention Las been -ceee ~ o
enable us 90 insure On com1inin- ease ~ GEES
49, Nal q and Ssfius fancy do Wo0i en- and ei-
~ef Puts. fgrref Nerinoes wnite ana oAi t-'il'
~ H,-.e.s rich and ssfins for balls, parties s.
Army and Navy Experience enables us to i-rr.sn u'
forms IN strict confirm ~ 10 regulii lls ana We nave u
WAYS ca hand the ma.rri1ls necessary 81. t'
-rades cd toe ssrs.e FIRST qiAis read ilA-s az
0tsr,os. brown olive green, black snd tlue beaver
and n.ied c0ih surouts large assortment imt rove
- % sacks i9c lains blue. uiteN' ot1 r - t 49,,
fral ard blue Pilot olive and brown - ctls &c ioa
lnd Boys' Osercoais Winter FIocks sacSs Nc. Bus
r-,r.'.r. Tn.f.. rfIta hrouu. .r.ar and blue
Cloth, plaid Cashmere Iweeds &C. pless e9d ffoe'
Coats large assorment pm fs'ieus eo'9i' az l'..'
CI0aks blue and black Cloth. in ana .iiee iisi eli
c- Panfa0ons b.sck. blue, mixed and ianty s'nefr
plain and ribbed teiseteen, for rdiu-' tfatrtnsf Ne
Nestinzs black Si.s >atn, Bombazine aut Iasslnste
fancy Silk SATIN and Valencia, figured ana plain W %
Velvet bsrs and cured : ia do. Dressing Gowns. De
LANES. Merno and figured husn, ia great variety MA"
ins Coats 10 various styles =,
Fency press Articlss. Tagoni. Jenny Lind, Mazurka
aud other styles fancy Crayat- Engs french ano ia
III, b,rt s. Crssaf.. extra and medium quality black
satin CrsVef. superior black silk and SATIN >caris new
ST STYLES fancy do, Mcrno Scarf MULES Tor
Nc. tiIed ard plain English, French and India fesse
Handkfs. white coiored and hordered Linen handk t.
Gloves Chass1n's and Baous bscs. white aud coilrtt
Kid. also Merino Buckkin. Lined Berlin Linen, Cotton
xr Suspenders all the sty les and quAiies IN
desesf. and Drawers Merno. Sk, Bucsskn, Wool an'
Cotton Flannel Halt Hose white and mixed Meiino
md Cotton VARIOUS grades SHIRTS, Bosoms and Collars
Umbrellas Silk and Cotton
Piece Goods Cloths Cassimeres, Nesting.' &c - "a
er-fve an assortment can b. found in the county
which VIII be sold BY the piece yard az A. lo" price
A. thew can be bought with the obvious advaniage o
selection from what can be relied upon the most i.h
/ fnnnhIe goods oNN rulL
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CLOTHING,
WWnTT-NTF ND afTt
y FAANs

EVANS
ID FNOvED FROM - Broadway 10 70 Fulton - whefs
Ia he has manufactured large assortment OF 'othns
made up n the latest style and hest manner "nlcn he
, f,r ale Ion he following extraordinary low prices
for cash
CLOAKS Of black and blue hroadcloth-, - . M
Beaver and Pilots from w 70 - ~
OVERCOATS and ONERsACksi every
i ps,. q s-l, ~se' 90 to ~ 90
Also a large assortment Of Business SACKS,
D,sss ai1 so, a,'N 90 to y 90
PANTALOONS. plain and fancy Ntssi-
LEE, - 4 M s,-ry w. -otn - 70 90
'hsIs, 40 snaess "a Icy " ,,s so,r so 10 N
Also large assortment Of French knghsh 1efuan ana
American Broadcoths, Cassimeres and Aesunss wnlen
' 10 - - ~ 10 Fult0nst
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WksHI~cTOS
CROCKERY STORE,
Wn0TrsfTf =.
NO. I3S WILLIAlI-~T. opposite the " w shins


NO. I3S WILLIAM-~T. opposite the " WI hins
~ ton Stores" ID door below fulton-st
The subscriber having been for some time past afse en-
gaged in the CHINA GLASS AND FARTHER NAhE
busines al WHOLESALE has recently competed eAlen-
.ive arrangements for furnishing families and those com
pencing housekeeping with goods In his line, and ne u
enabled sell his goods AZ lower rates than those engaged n
the RETAIL TRADE exclusively IA consequence Of his
large and frequent mportaiions for hs NhOl.EaA ALI
BUSINESS. The location of the establishment OF uc
subscriber being such that De pays low rent and ncn
moderate expenses. enables h 20 carry out ~ intention
OF furnishing his wares at REDUCED PRICES
The subscriber designs selling good articles and without
an enumeration Of bis styles of French China Dinner and
Dessert Services fine China decorated granite Tea and
Coffee Sets. Toilet In great variety, solar Lamps
Vases GiraudOes, Mantel Ornaments Fancy Goods Cut
and Plain Glass and common goods &c. &c would say 10
al that he promises 70 convince them they WIZ
favor him with cali that they purchase goods a. ms
estahli shment much more FAVORABLE TERMS than
ata RETAIL STORE but should tins not be- deemed ga H.
ducemenf he would solicit patronage upon the ground u
Offering for their inspection an unusually LAhOh AM
INRINALED STOCK. from which selections can De
made that will give entire satisfaction Hotels ships aud
steamboats, furnished.
Goods sent free Of expense 70 al parts Of the city
- TvrbNStf GEORGE H. CLAPP.
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rrrnr srIAs WRIGHT.

rv.IF UNDERSIGNED WILL n DLlSn - -.
90. - - .trr fiars on or before The hrst NJ NoTera
-; THE LIFE Or slLAs WRIGHT,
on % THE eREsTFsr ~ tHrhi- AZ 1l. 49,. -Lr ' rr
3 Cgeyor IN the STATE cf New-l ora CONTAINING --
b..rv N III. Life sd the many va soe serves re.
sers5 hi. country and the STATE dunng ons ana s.sl
,i -,,S bv Iohn : jenkins, Esq sutlorof New lieIA
Aegean Political II story u forki Lie % GENERA.
Jackson. &c. &c. .. ii, 80 ..-,.-,+. r.k..
Tis sork will be smoellisned with ~ 800. -
- - tr1i- zssaf man. printed tue paper clear
fyne and contain about p PAGES arfe Emo 80 Ae
bound lu be4ut4ia eInbos-el eush or - ,s.pqtsu
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CLOTHING.
rp .rr,,IrR cAMRRIA-Ns~ vs.ilns.. e.

pFR STEAMER CA,IBRIA-Ns~ Vestinss Cra-
W T JENNINGS CO.
TIRCF ASSORT WENT Of Resdy. nsade Ov-r.
"A 80 axe " inter Frccks, Business tosis &c -
81 Broaassy American Hotel ...,,.,., . %
e. va a
INpFR-UIRT- AND DRAWERS H.s,
I -. N-rfrn snt cotton every VA eiy s-iI-'
- ia.,as al ard prices -ovcs crAFtis 80 49,
~. s-r.. ard Cd. al of whcl VII Pc SOC .
.rr,1c- urou cost wholesale ard reta- a >NN
-. 80 t1erf is6 ~ iillul-st ore door .1tr -i-
m. rev store opposite The 90 Duice ,haien- o5 -.
f,FNTLENEN.- FALL AND WINTER WA
VI NN r JENNINGS CO. Draper arc .loi'' ~
Bort.r. N Cloths Csssnerss Nestnts ancs Df-ss -
-. kc gji srosiway American hotel-Infou1 .ai-
sr- ss-nces shall b kept IN COG sisni feoelp- p -
No. novelties 1f lie Lcndou and fArs nase.s, -
M. view Of rs-dering assortment stiii rotc
10 our numerous patrons. coufin1ance or 800
-. .ns -nseavor u merit b. adherence DO ii'--la-S
rh.-s.. nf rendering ne style and Character o. our "a
r,~ufs second t1 70 house ir the trsde
The .tock Of goods fA and Winter ~esr CON 80
vsfig ue ~ ohs for dress rock ard over eoA
reItos Gc Casamefes Tor psltaoons, ani Nefint' ~
gr-af variety. ~, -. -
In lie wsy q rsssy-ais garments, We 'nall have an
un1sualiy extensive supply consisting OF or ~-li
s-vles OF sacks r-ifos dress and fTock coats
vess coaks &c. with ection OF ire fcn-si iancJ
a-. Articles including SIX ana safn scars and cav
k-rchiefs gloves sgsPenders, hAi hose sns gn1i
drawers. &c. - ~
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DANCING.

DODWORTH, 4f8 Broome-st. near BToadway-The
~. classes for the ensuing season VIII commence on
Tuesday, Oct. 5. Att.
A d. deeming II unnecessary 70 enter into dethiro
account OF the ADVANTAGES Of his school, or Of his own
qualifications would simply state that he teaches all the
dances Of the present day and those IN proper manner
Tuesday and Saturday al hap past for ladies and child
rem Tuesday and Friday ~ hafpAst 7 forg-ntiemen
soirees twice month, confined entirely 70 the pupils
Prv,fe lessons Ct any time occupied by the classes
in waiting the Polka Redowa or any OF the new dances
" Acrse,se. ar families attended sli 3mlstp
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DUTCH DULBOUS ROOTS.

uYAClNTHs, Al 81 % per dozen. best named sorts.
Narcissus, al 81 80 pei DOZEN best named SORTS
Double Tulips n 81 per dozen. best named sorts.
single Tulips ~ ~ cents per dozen, best named sorts
Double J0nquils At - per dozen.
Single Jouquils at 10 cents Per dozen
With Crocuses Anemones, RAnunculus, Sno"drors ana
other lu bous roots al tHfH at equally low rates can
be .eected from of he unders Sned which
equally as choice varieties and nne roots a. any
other the city and what others may say 20 the contrary
.r. no. auction roots JAMES HO0O,
OF 2mrTh&S - bfoeaNaf.
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sgocXiS0 MuRpER--A most shocking murder
was committed IN 81 Charles last Saturday evening
About duck four negroes were standing Ia the street
conversing when Mr. Philip Culver, observing them
came up and asked them what they were talking shout
One of the negroes belonging 10 Mr. Lakeland OF that
County ans wercd. In effect that II was none oil Ms
business He then struck the negro some ssy With u
hscheI others that II was with bowirkniie lnhens
AZ wss supposed . mortal wound Mr.. benjamin Lack
land con OF the owner of the negro. about this time
came up aud nr-t ~ordy and then physical aiercs
ton took place Ia which Mr. l.. came on rather WITH
the advantage Calver had had Ratchet in his HAND
and AT the nc.neni laid IL down but STOPPING
down b pick Il up again durog the conflict Mr. l. ran
and Culver pursued crowd now gathered sround
the latter. impeding bic progress, which. when Ms L.
saw he turned back and entered the crowd aud Culver
observing him rushed upon him givns him stab with
abowle knife rending HE abdomen most ,hocsiney enc
cutting aud letting out his entfss which ne ded IN
Ia short time The negro 10 supposed, viii recover
Culver was committed 30 jail next morning
81 Louis Republican 27th.