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rJNO LET-A house completely and elegantly furnished
l. and most eligbly situated in the First W ard ,
* ..r... Oct rs
MFRS. q. PARKER will open, tomorrow morning,
NI handsome assortment OF French feathers, few very
handsome black lace wells, flowers, ribands, Nc,
I.'-T 1'I.|I.ll 500 ll s. PARKER,
Fancy and Perfmey sore between Al and 9th streets,
Pennsulvania avenue. H.lI Dec
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Office. No. 8, Union Buildngs, directly under the Union
0"' Office, Washington, d. O.,
TENnS tn the prosecution of claims before Congress
md the various departments of the government. PEN
;nns and bountyand particularly attended
Bomntvland warrants purchased and Sold Tho heirs and
i Of the officers and crew of John Paul
souadron in 779 will find 1t to be their infers
,nnlv to Mr. d. he having the rolls of the Bon Hommc
Ricbara and Alliance, and tell glance Who and
cbo nrr NOT entitled share the Denmark prizes Per-
sons abroad desire business be attended by Mr.
win be required in all cases pay postage and enclose
a retaining fee OF 30.
Refer 70 the members of the 18th and sOh Congresses
generally
Mar 23-ly Intel
CODA-wATER FOUNTAINS AND FIXTURES At
- private saleThe subscriber has for sale frst-rate
pair OF soda fountains, counter fixtures, and apparatus
complete for making soda water, which he VIII sol very
reasonably. Apply to A. GREEN,
m Auct and Com. Mer.. COMFORT Hall,
April 7--eod3t Near Browns Hotel, Penn. avenue.
r ECTUREs upon Natural History, osslcsy, Chsm-
IL istry, Steam &C.. by Timothy Flint VOL 40 pages,
full bound in leather Price 30 cents. -, . =,
Goods Book of Naurethe full copy, IN VOL ovo; fuu
bound in leather. Price 81 cts. AlLL
For SALE Ia few copies onlyJ to close con:gnmeni by
March Lr E 1AAAOn.
"A n ODENN INFDELITY.-The Errsxs n AsAsm
lN Ipadelity illustrated and pefued by s. M schmucksr
March 70 s r. 1AxLON.
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have examined DR.. Bannings instrument for the relief
of weakness requiring support and have made practical
experiment of the same, and atonished the results
have also listened to his views of its applicability to
extended class OF Diseases and think them be highly inn
porant, and therefore cordially recommend them to the
rious consideration of the medical profession.
PAUL b. GODDARD, M. d.
Philadelphia, Feb. %, 1916.
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DOARDING.-A married couple can be accommodated
ID with good board, moderate TERMS on d street,
(south sde) one 9Th Also vacancies for
seven eight young Every attention will be paid
to their comfort and convenience. April 2-3.*
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I'm PrizeUmied States District Court the Distrlc
of Louisiana.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY o, "A. u, 1913.
present-Hoil. Theodore H. McCafeb.

Present-Hon Theodore H. IMcCaieb.
ON notion G.. T. Stewart prize agent, in the ofh
United States al. the schooners Nonaa, Union,
Pnebana Isabel Mahonese Ormigo and four row. boats,
all owhch prizes captured at Tampico, excepting
the first named and on suggesting to the court that prize
the following vessels, wit: the Mississippi,
Princeton Spire, Vixen, brig Porpose, and schooners
Refer Bonita, Petrel and Nonata and further sug
costing the that there may be other persons claim
ng as eaptors OF the above-naned prizes do file their
Claims if such they have in the office of the clerk of this
court within forty days from the date hereof; and that, in
default thereof they be perpeally excluded from hereat
ter asserting their said claims, if such they have share
IN the distribution of said prize funds.
Copy-Tese N. X. JENNINGS,
Feb. IS-w4w Clerk
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ARGE Quarto Family Bibles, price 81 rs, in full
IL leather binding and large type.
April 8 +. TAYLOR.
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IN HOUSE either with or without Farnituro.-For
iK rent, the cottage opposite the survey Office
New Jersey avenue the Capitol which attached
house, milk cellar, stable, and other necessary
premises April 9-Std*
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r AW Land Once In Observation-Disclosures w.
Il DRURY and JOHN A. EASTMAN partners, under the firm
Of Drury IL Eastman, Fond du Lac wisconsin, aor
neys counseos, and solicitors and general land brokers'
or the purchase and sale of lands and entry land
rants situated the centre of that beautiful region aroand
Lake Wnnebago. their services to the public and
invite correspondence from land brokers and buyers They
refer to DR.. c. H. Van Patten, Hon. John H. Tweedy,
Messrs Chubb " Schenck Hon. Senator Phelps, Hon. Ed
Young March l-c D. ly*
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r OsT, by a Lady, yesterday evening. between tho
Il hours Of and o'clock on her way from Wizards
Hotel 10Th street, returning, gold lever watch, with
gold chain and slide, with two tassels on tho At
ached the chain gold set with turquoise,
and gold locket marked "S. q. e.. Any person finding
them, and returning the same to Wizards Hotel will be
literally rewarded. April 9-3t
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From Professor Mott, Of NeV York, and Others
The undersigned have examined Dr. Bannings novel
views the mechanical pathology of many affections OF
the vscera, and believe them be highly interesting and
worthy the serious attention of the medical profession
Valentine Mott, Stephen Brown
Stephen r. Kirby, Alex b. Whiting,
j. Kearney Rodgers, IL. Mclean.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-05

FINE Row OF SToREs.-Among all the cities OF
the United States that we have visited-and we
have seen them almost alive have never observ-
ed square of finer stores, or any fitted up in a
splendid style, than those in the upper end of
Charities street. The silks of China and the cash
of India are displayed in beautifully arrang-
ed windows to the admiring glances of our charm
ing Creole ladies-brilliant orbs view them through
plates of the most magnificent glass, each pane of
which occupies the entire window. The appear
of this elegant part of city has of late been
still further improved by the erection of the new
store, on the corner of Customhouse and Charities
street, which has been recently taken by Mr.. c.
Redon who has removed thither his large and splen
did jewelry establishment, formerly located in ST.
Charles street, on the corner of Common
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HARDWARE, &c.
EHIhEtHP w 1HFtnI5 80 49,.
R. w. MONTG OMERY, II Chartres street,

r. w. MONTGOMERY, II Charities sHees
NEW ORLEANS. ~: III
TTAS on hand very complete stock of Goods in his =
L Il line In addition his usual extensive asso n *
ment of Birmingham Sheffield and Domestic Ii I'D AaA
WARE and CUTLERY, his stock OF heavy goous ,i dos
very complete embracing among numerous olhef a u1J
1900 boxes Tin Plates. X. Pontpoo and other ofad'
also Block Tin. Speier ZINC, ETC.
TO- COO lbs. Iron Ware, assorted, all sizes; "a Pncisb
$50 tons Iron assorted Swedes Amsncan anu h hoon,
assorted fiat round square, plough, pia'e' "'F
band and sheet; Steel all kinds; ~ ,,s.
20 dozen genuine Collins Co.'S light and heavy e.
1900 kegs genuine Weymouth Nails, as.ored a m
200 tons Hollow Ware, Castings, assorted Pois' o'o'
ders skiets, fire dogs etc; French pots'
500 coils Manila Rope, assorted, all Sizes
300 casks Ok, Log and Trace Chains ~, cards.
Together with MhttemoIes Cotton and W "GS makes
Spades and ShoveIs; and hair Selves Hoes q al VIM
Anvs Vices, and Smiths Hammers and beL0im N solay
Ware: Mill Cross and Pit Saws; horse and muie 'ii
and Iames Stray cutters; Corn shelters and COR i var
Kings Poughs, Nos. l, q and A. Paper, all KINDS Mil
Spirits Turpentine and White Lead; Paints all Ena
and Grind Stones; Mill Irons; Boiling Cloths, al nah
Shot, Sheet and Bar Lead Stock Kettles; Bark MiA.
Also
1000 gallons Sperm Oil and
300 do Winter strained and Bleached Whale on td IN
HIS stock OF Cutlery not surpassed Buyers are 9o,
examine before purchasing elsewhere ny2~"-
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PARSONS Music SToRE,-We yesterday called
into splendid and spacious storage rooms for the
reception of all kinds of musical instruments
This establishment is situated at No Sc Camp
street. The most elegant pianos, harps and other
musical instruments there for sale, and there is
one set of furniture that Queen Victoria herself
would plague Albert to death until he had purchas-
ed it for her boudoir. Ladies go and look at it,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-05

FIRE AT ALBANY, N. Y.-On the afternoon of
the 9th ult, fire broke out at Albany, in the rear
of the residence of Mr.. N. Starks, from which the
entire block bounded by Church. Westerlo John
and Dallius streets, was Misunderstanding the
church on Westerlo street. One or two houses on
Dallius street escaped. Almost all the houses on
the south side of John street, between Dalius and
Church, were burned. Also, a store house, owned
by John Bogart, situated fifty rods from the fire.
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CARRoLLToN HOTEL AND GARDENs-We
spenta delightful two hours, before and after sunset
last evening, in a trip to Carrollton, and stroll
through the gardens attached to Mr.. Durno's capa-
cious hotel there. At this season. especially, these
beautiful grounds are doubly attractive. Flowers,
shade, and the songs of birds-not forgetting to
mention the suavty and liberality of the host, Mr.
Durho-combne to render the Carrollton place a
delightful spot.
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TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION. - Through the
pressure of other matters we are forced to leave
out the minutie connected with the Second Cele
braton of the Pelican Division, No. l. We shall
refer to this celebration Tomorrow
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The ANDREW JAcKsoN.-This splendid boat is
now on hand for freight and passengers. Her &C
commodatons splendid, and her officers are
gentemanly and obliging. Capt. Brown, and Mr.
Fithian, the clerk, will do all in their power to
make their passengers happy and contented. We
had almost forgotten to mention one circumstance
Mr.. Fithian, gentleman well known to all in the
lake trade-got married the other day to beauti-
full lady. May they be as happy as life can make
them.
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o. The fire mentioned in our columns day or
two since, as occurring in New York, at the Broad
way Theatre, lasted scarcely three minutes from
the time it was first discovered until it was finally
put out But in that short interval it consumed up
the value of the two drop curtains.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-05

BRIG. GEN. LANE.-This gallant officer arrived
here yesterday on the steamer Andrew Jackson.
We understand that it is the intention of Gen. Lane
to depart on the first opportunity for Mexico
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-05

PHILADELPHIA TO FRANCE.-In pursuance of
call by the Mayor of Philadelphia, an immense
public meeting of the people of that city convened
in Independence Square, in front of the Hall, on
the afternoon of the 9th ult, to commemorate the
advent of liberty in France.
John Swift, Mayor, acted as President, as
sisted by twenty EIGHT Vice Presidents and fifteen
Secretaries. The President made an eloquent ad-
dress, announcing the object of the meeting, after
which the Marseilles was played, amid applause
Henry D. Gilpin offered "a series of resolutions,
which were adopted with tremendous cheering, and
committee of seventy-six appointed to transmit
them to the Provisional Government of France
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ILLINOIS DEMOCRATIC NoMINATIoNs--The
Democratic Convention assembled at Springfield
Illinois, the 9th ult, nominated Gov French for
Governor of the State, and Mr.. McNTurtry for Lieut.
Governor, Gen. Cooley for Secretary of State, Mr..
Carpenter for the office of Treasurer, and Mr..
Campbell as Auditor. All are the present incum-
bents, except the nomination of Mr. McMurtry.
The Convention further nominated Mr.. Cass for
President, and Levi Woodbury. as the second choice
for the same Office
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SUPREME CoURT-On the Oath ult Charles S.
Reese, Isaac N. Thorne and Charles A. kellogg,
were admitted to practice in this Court and in the
Federal Courts in the State of louisiana
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STEAMBOAT sUNK.-The steamer Maid of Usage,
packet on the upper Red river, sprung a leak
lately, and sunk in eight feet water. The boat is
total loss Her cargo, consisting of 800 bales of
cotton, will nearly all be saved. No lives lost.
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GENTLEM MEMS BOOT AND LADIES
SHOE STORE

m The subscriber has Just received from
III his Mandatory, splendid assortment OF 49,
BOOTS and SHOES, made under his own eye ana ana
ees of the best material and workmanship, and oil ue
most fashionable and tasty styles, comprising
Gents Extra fine Calf Skin BOOTS;
Fine Calf Skin
Fine Morocco
:. Patent Leather CATERS;
"a Fine Calf BROGANS;
Rough and Ready HALFBOOTS;
Cloth HALF.GAITERS;
NULLTFIERS-CaIf and Patent Leather;
Velvet and Calf SLIPPERS;
- Hunting and Riding BOOTS, etc, etc ,o.,
Ladies' BOOTS CATERS and SHOES oil the h'o''
fashionable styles;
Boys and Youths Patent Leather BROGAhSi pa
ChdrenS Francois CATERS, Morocco Buttons IA
tent Leather and Calf SHOES. etG,,r
JOHN H. WORTH. -,
my5 3m nnder st Charles Hotel corner Common 81
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FOREIGN STARs.-It is supposed that greater
number of foreign literary and dramatic stars will
come over to the United States this approaching
season than ever before.
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d. We call attention to a sale of segars by the
U. S. Marshal, in front of the Customhouse, at 5
O'Clock this afternoon.
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STEAMBOAT RoBBERY.-While the steamboat
John Hancock, says the Cincinnati Commercial Of
the 26th ult, on her last trip from NewOrleans
to this city, man named Thomas Lloyd preacher,
from Gallatin, Tenn, got on board at Memphis
The boat was crowded with passengers, but Mr.
Lloyd succeeded in obtaining BERTH Before going
TO bed, he was imprudent enough to unlock his
trunk and deposite in it a pocket-book containing
$3.50, in the presence of the passengers. During
the night, the trunk was robbed of the money and,
as was supposed, by man who was seen to lie
down close by it. In the morning, when the thing
was discovered, this man was searched; but moth
ing was found, and he was released. The preacher
got off at Smthland but just before landing, the
passengers made him up sum of $780, as every cent
he had was in his lost pocket-book.
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CAsUALTY.-The clothes of Mrs. JaneA. West
of indianapolis, Indiana, while waiting a sick
child, the night of the 18th inst took fire. and
dreadful to relate before assistance could be rem
dered, she was so shockingy burned that she died
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g- A man named Grief Nunnally, was shot by
his own daughter, Mrs Moody, in the public road
in Dinwiddie county, Virginia, on Saturday, the
18th ult.
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The QUEEN OF ENGLAND LEFT ENGLAND.-We
see by the London papers, that the Queen departed
from London for the Isle of Wight, few days
before the one appointed for the Chartist demon
stration. This is the more notable, because she
had but a little while before been confined, and
was by no means well; moreover, the day of her
departure was cold, damp and unwholesome one
All this looks as though trouble was Anticipated
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-05

o. DIR. Woolley lectures on Phrenology this
evening, at 95 st. Charles street. See his card.
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o. Walter advertises fresh lot of Pompano,
a delicacy which he knows how to serve up
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o. The Northern papers continue to be over.
run with details of foreign news.
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o. We are glad to see that the young folks of
Franklin, In this State, kept up the good old custom
OF May-day fete-electing queen, and having
other appropriate festivities We dare say the
editor of the &C Planters Banner % was there.
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o. The steamer Algoma, which sunk on
the Missouri has been raised, and arrived at St.
Louis
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o. The crops adjacent to Farmerville, In this
State, said to look very promising, particularly
corn and cotton.
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TO THE PUBLIC

TO THE PUBLIC. 1zz-.
A CARD-The proprietors of ARMORY 49,
N HALL, ambitious OF furnishing their patronsS ~
with better article of ICE CREAM than they frss,
have been accustomed to find in the Saloons of this
city bnt being unable do the opening on accom- 10
the difficulty of procuring good Cream, are happy ndsd
have in their power to announce that they have
IN making arrangement with of the largest "a nue
the State to furnish them with plentiful supply u ~, in
rich Cream that they can confidently promise ta Kat
future their ICE CREAMS will be equal to the 5j,T
can be manufactured in the Northern cities. ny' up
HEIDsIEcK AND RED-EAGLE CHAMPAGNE
C0O BASKETS, -Pints and Quarts now landing Hull
OWJO brig Lydia For sale by -oC.mnu
my43t X. =. NICHOLS eco. 7s and u Tampa
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NOVEL ADvERTIsEMENT-We copy the follow
ing from the NY. Tribune of the 22d ult:
BEHOLD He CoMETH WITH CLOUDS and every eve
shall see him Jesus is the Coming One and the Judgment
Day has comet And that who of God to rule
all nations with rod of IRON and dash them to pieces like
potter vessel breaches usual the Hall 81
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Observation-Disclosures RITrERs

ROSfON. February 1, 1S4S.-DEAR SIR: As the Oyx.
- genated Btters have been submitted you for chemical
examination will you be kind enough to state whether
your opinion the ingredients scientifically and chemically
combined and whether the medicine calculated meet
Asthma, and General Debility?
And much obige your ob't serv'ts,
To Professor A. A. Hayes, NJ D,
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STIMPsoN, REED, Co.

LOWELL, Feb. I, IS45
GENTLEMEN: In reply to your inquiry | that the
composition and mode of preparing the Oxygenaed B!eB
have been made known to by Mr. Geo b. Green. The
medicinal articles used those prescribed by the most
nen physicians for the relief from and cure Of the diseases
tor which these Ber have been successfully used The
combining OF them is in accordance with chemical rules
securing the efficacy of each and the compound seems to
have resulted from extended observations medical practice
For sale by NATHAN JARVIS L co,
rim a 4 stront
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PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL,

=. FASS CHRISTIAN HOIEL
Vie Hotel at this well known watering place. situated
- ON the Gulf of Mexico within 60 miles Of New ct.
Orleans, will reopen for the reception of vste on =H
JUNE lst. During the winter considerable alera. E-E
tons have been made the house grounds with the
view OF adding to the comfort of those seeking health epoe
The Bachelors apartments numbering sixty rooms have
Deen finished in superior and The prodnetO feels
no hesitation in saying that they surpassed any
watering place in the Union
Additional bedrooms, wash houses, Ironing looms &c,
vlsiteTs.
The cannot be surpassed the coast and
BILLIARD TABLES, TE.~IN ALLEYS and Carriages are
connected with the establishment.
Inc design OF the proprietor to render this establishment
d INST class Hotel IN all its appointments and worthy The
patronage of the citizens of and adjoining States
The splendid lowpressure mail steamers Oregon and Jas
L. Day leave the terminus of the railroad daily after June
lst at IL O'Clock, M arriving the Pass at p. and
during the season. the and elegant low pressure steamer
California belonging to the same line will leave every alter
nate morning at O'Clock returning 10 the city at II A. NJ
next day. The steamers Mobile and Monezuma also leave
regularly from the New Basin.
Families and Others, wishing to rooms, will please
address the subscriber
r. ii. MONTGOMERY, Pass Christian, Miss
Letters Or other maabe matter, left at the Office
Judson, corner Canal and Camp streets will be otwadl
daily. mv5 lmis 3mdS
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o. We thank the steamboats, Montezuma ant
Andrew Jackson for papers.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-08-04

Of congratulation with our Democratic friends,
tina, they are provided with SO accomplished
an orator 40 the illustrious gentleman from
Georgia. His speech 10 truly a treasure for
the human mind, and commend its attentive
perusal TO the members Of every party and ev-
cry profession. l commend it to the Demo-
Gratis, because it contains elements from which
they can derive that sweet consolation which
is so much needed by their depending party at
the present time. commend il to the whigs
that they may know thut their opponents nave
at least one man, whose lofty intellect and
magnanimous soul, scorn the petty slang and
vile invective, SO much INDUCED in by con-
temptible politicians. | commend it to the
rising generation, as being a specimen Of tho
highest kind of eloquence, as well as a model
Of the most finished oratory-fnally, CONF
mend il to the ladies as an evidence Of the fruit
full imagination, the boundless fancy, the ele-
waited sentiment, and exquisite taste Of the
knight Of the night blooming Cereus'
"JUNIus, JR."
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-08-04

Examiuasisa ef The rcmale Academy.
We were unable to attend the examination
of the Female A cademy from the fac, that the
room was not large enough to accommo da,e VI
and the many visitors who were present-in
truth when the thermometer is over 30" we
arc a strenuous advocate Of free-not soil-but
air. We learn, however, upon inquiry. that
the Examination was perfectly satisfactory and
We can say tina, under tho present teachers we
have not ye, the first word Of complaint. This
10 remark able, for this is decidedly tho worst
community for a teacher to satisfy that we ev.
or dweIt in. But what We wish TO mention
more particularly was this there are IN this
County four Female Ac ademics, we believe
perhaps 6ve-one here, one at Sharon, one at
Camden, and one on Pearl Rvee-all as we
are informed, we'll supportsd.-Ought not our
community to be an enlightened and vIr.uous
one! Ought no. our women to be well educ.-
ted, vir,uous beautiful, we all know they are,)
and calculated to render happy any home
from the highest to the lowest! Ought not
then, and we ask il in all seriousness, for il is
q matter Of the hughes, importance to the pres
on, and future well being Of society, ought
not, we say, moro OF our young men to
get married! The next term OF the A cad
envy commences on the first Monday In Octo-
Der. we think.