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A Washington correspondent of the Baltimore Repub
ican, of the 5h presents the following items Of the late
Secretary Of States visit to this city What he is reported
to have said about the Of the last administration
in regard to Nicaragua, is confirmed from other quarters
"The Hon. James Buchanan arrived in this city on
Thursday evening" business and received throughout
Yesterday the visits Of his friends here. He
looked well and in excellent spirits He returned home
Today. About the ls Of January earlier he proposes
visit New Orleans and the South whher he has never
travelled, and where he will receive fatterng recep
tonsuch is due preeminent talent su ch as his
Occasion taken in the course OF conversation with him
to put the question whether the late cabinet of Mr. Polk
Of which he member, took any action in the Mica
ragua affair." they had suked IT, the Republic and
other opposition journals had asserted He promptly
piled the late cabinet had acted and although he wa,
not liberty say what that action was he had doubt
that when the whole brought before the country
he hoped IL would be shortly, IL would be found
rebound greatly the honor of the late administration
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ACARD.-TO SURGEONS OF THE NAVY AND OTHERS
"A whom may eoncenThe us.cnber believing ssse are no
cines Hospital ssore derrous supply snid navy
hereby Rsquons, with euAfsscd med
Of Medicines from the New YORK. Boston, Philadelphia
and Norfolk stations durns The years 1877, 'e, -
T. wv. FAUoUfER,
Wholesale Druggist, Norfolk, Virginia,
Nov 3-3seod Agcnto Ann Fsuquier
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LIGHT PROM THE oYsrER-open an oyster, retain the
liquor the lower deep she'll and, II viewed through
microscope will be found contain muudes oil small
oysters covered with SHELF, and swimming nimby about,
one hundred and twenty Of which, In row, would extend
but inch Besides these young oysters, the liquor
variety Of anmalcuIn and myriads Of three distinct
species Of worms which shine in the dark like gowwons
Sometimes their light resembles blush star about the
the shell, which will be beautifully luminous In
d,Kk
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The Cumberland Civilian has the following saisfac-

The Cumberland Civilian has the following sansfac-
tory paragraph
We understand that the work the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad west is progressing with greater speed than
wa. origin ally contemplated. One Of the sections, about
twelve miles from this place. which, on account OF Its
apparent difficulties, supposed could not be CON-
peted within year. learn, already far advanced,
that will be finished IN month or two The most Of tbs
rougher work. believe, Is by formidable as
IL at first regarded. Il is said that in three Of the small
in Virginia, coal has already been dlscovered
which will facilitate immensely the peroaten OF the bills
IL also supposed from its geological position that coal
will be found in the great tunnel II this should happily
be the CASE the progress oil that part oil the road
already under contract will be rapid indeed. All these
tunnels lie on edge Of the great coal field, within the
range OF the six-foot vein.
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The Secretary Of the Navy returned city on Friday
evening from short visit 70 Virginia, accompanied by his
family.
Hon Robert r. Lescher Minister TO Mexico arrived In
this city Saturday II fstelige~ov
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CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.

Third and most positively the last Of DE- H. d. Okehys
IRISH EVENINGS.
Brd,. view fse-A Irish Char
Anecdoesand History Of the Fortunes
Anthony, his arrival In America
At HALL, Friday Evening, November o. 1853.
7-a
rONCERT and FESTIVAL for the Orphans.--FG pur-
Of 81 yncents
Asylum ladies' o. the sewing society win give 1t The
Odeon evening"
having kindly volunteered the services q bs talented
"Wednesday evening Admiitance
IS This charity oommcBds itself %
strongly pubc that the ladies deem only necessary 20
poupce that O'Clock, "Wednesday,
positively close 10 O'Clock, m, ON Thusday the oh
instant
Nov 6-dn
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DIED.

At Co,oma California Of August after short illness,
FREDERICK HAMPTON, IS year., eldest Of the late
THonss H.xrros, Of Washington city, formerly Of fanquier
county Virginia.
ninl spot soiourno tread again the blue
RAJ. on h naive old familiar
fondy An unfinished eue from his hand written
davs before his heai) The hope
e.yisv sou I'M tbe for his old home But
DAYS amer writing nus stricken down, and his looked
s, Ia, strsnre scenes stranger The hand
te aconate heart lies puseess and life
win The guerng unfcndy soil Of California
The following ed suggested by the death
of one Of journey the prae some
what applicable this occasion
ON the one who sleeps that lonely spot
Left fondness and love behind him,
And there's yet weeps who has not forgot
In her hear OF find him!
All lonely mound in the prairie wild
Comes Oft a mothers musing,
When she bends and prays zoe the absent child
She sighed tor, since losing.
tCiy papers please oopyl
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.


BALrxoaE. Nov. e-5 p m.
The Nsv York dsefio~. Foysbodngs sofs excite
ms~t-CHy morfaiity .-B~vgiasiss The markets, &C.
despatch New York says tha the election Il pro-
guessing quietly in that city and that the democrats
turning out finely with high hopes of success Tho Phia
dolphin Pennsy OF this morning, however, seems 10
contrary result la article relative the election,
IL says,
We hope success, and yet fear the result will DO
unayorabe The union In the city 10 not cordial
could wish. We the may fulfil the bad
which within the last day or two, seems 70 have pointed
Gov Johnston. Of Pennsy again In Phiadelpha.
on his way 10 Washington, and is said be now looking
ior chargeship for his brother.
The excitement with regard TO Laiham's Exchange
Bank notes has reached this city, merchants remit
ting them from the West in payment Of their liabilities
The fact oil their being abroad in such quantities
feeling Of uneasness, least They have also been used
along the canal and railroad pay TIE hands and 1t is
said they are being used At the South similar object
They have stood firm, however. for long time
Samuel D. Legand, esq, formerly this city, and father
Of Judge Legand died Saturday his in
ST. Mary's county He for many years a respectable
and useful citizen OF Baltimore and member the city
council.
The number of deaths In Baltimore during the past week
was but TO- which indicates Of public health almost
unprecedented OF this number, there IL of
SUMPTION and 33 under two years Of age.
There quite number Of thieves and burglars at pres
ent operating In this city; and police their
rail- those that are not caught will be apt make their
way to Washington.
Tm MARKsrs.--In the Baltimore market, this morning
there sales Of 200 bbls Howard -four S5 |;
sales 800 bills City Mills at S. Sales 200 bbls city
meal at 80 25. No change In wheat Sales white corn
at So 81 cents, and yellow 60 Oats 30 80 Cts
Whiskey q cents in bbls. and n la hhds
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THE sx Censuscs % the Unssed ssses-thss ITeo,
1900, 1870, ls 1880 and 1906 he whole collected and bound
volumes, large folio single copy, supposed be the
only Cor sale IN uhe United States, -
Nova FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Appe,..m.ns. by IN. pr..,a....

John w. Farrey, be Auditor Of Treasury for the
Post Office Depar ment, rice r. g. Washington removed
Gabriel w Long, be Indian agent for the Chckasaws
rice A. M. M. Upshaw, removed.
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MARRIED

On Thuday morning. Oct, the Very Rev VIZ
rnrws, ARTHUR HOOD, Of Georgia, 20 Miss SARAH CLARA
ROCHE, Of this city.
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<,,rur roR THE DHOPsY -

,,,ru FOR THE DHOPsY 1.-THE following for
N Inc drp.y already pubshed but In order that
public and especially Cor the benefit Of e
p1sR n ai bcur BY ko has ezperieneed s
eenenes, 70 give u additional circulation
RropsTake quart us o. old hard cider, put herein
Of double handful of pzrse double
hsnnmye shavn, and double handful o. horse
radh roots Let them simmer together over dow nre iosy eight
lhree day.-prsiria Adrevfisr, ITS
hoped mat ts valuable recipe win Be extensively circulated
and To- virtues made known 20 all acted win me drop, and hs
the newspaper generally will copy n
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TELEGRAPnIC REPORTS FOB TINE UNION.
Latea FOrsiS~ I~teiiistnce.

accounts by the Hibena.
that during excited debate in the Assembly.
M o. Tss
the former had said that Louis NaPoleOns election would
Challenge ma ana
which resulted in duel between the parties They fought
with pistols at the usual distance l. ended, however,
i stated has he charge has % tho
the Dardanees would be considered equal declaration
Of 1t further stated that orders have been given
The steamer Severn. which left Jamaica On the 2ad
had s Ma,. On md De oa
sand for Mexican dividends.
exhibited SS change o% he DAY Previous
arrival Of the Washisgto~.-The steamer Washington,
from Southampton and Bremen, has arrived. bringing
She heavy and valuable cargo of French goods, and
100 passengers-among whom arc Mr.. Rush and Bishop
Al Havre the cotton market very active and adj
had taken place It's said that the difficulties be-
the French President and the majority Of the As
sembly have been adjusted
% had taken place u hhangd sos Of
death The Turks Were preparing for hositiss Ihe
neliss
Condition Of the N0the~ Markets, &c.
NEw York Nov 60 o. m.-Stock market firm. Sales
of government SIS Of 1851 and 1858 ia coupons, llol
liS Penn.yIyans IS sl ssi Money make. without
State Genesre 10 IL 30 70 southern, % -
IS so rye flour, 81 81 " S7ii meal, ~ ia
The grain market i without material changesaies %
Genesee wheat lls l20 Corn quiet with small
of mixed 90 81 cents, and yellow % u cents
Rye o. a 81 cents. Oats % 20 Provisions dul-
mess pork $40 A. and prime % 62i Lard % u cents
Holders Of firm the advancehere IL fever
anxiety for further by the steamer now almost
due. Whiskey "a 27i cents per gallon.
PmLApkLrnA, Nov. Ga p. m There 10 not much doing
Of Pennsysania SIS at ss Flour continues quiet holders
firm for shipping brands with sales at 80 % l2 for
city IS IS 62t Small sales Of -four and
corn S. Wheat in lair demand sales OF red
log cents, and white 113 No change In corn,
with small sales Of white at 81 cents, and yellow % cents
Oats - 30 cents.
not heavy New Orleans sugar 81 81 Rice 81 81
Cotton hI and held advance the prices
previous 70 the steamer Whiskey " cents
gallon.
SHsguekanna Ba~k-Rsporfsd Heavy Defaeufios.
MosTRosK, Pa, Nov. D.
The cashier OF the Susquehanna Bank has been commit
ted to Jail default Of $4,000 bail, alleged change
of deacaon IL is reported that $4,000 Of funds Of
the bank unaccounted Tor. ...ss FL
/ NKw ORLEANS, Nov. 4-p.
On Friday the sales OF amounted 10 100 bales,
and on Saturday 26O sold firm prices middlipg,
lOi lOi middling lair 0l cents The sales Of tho
week amount $3.50 bales The receipts OF cotton thus
far estimated be 80 900 bales less than at this time
last year The hand IL 81, 600 bales. Dealers
are waiting the Hbernias looked for
momentsrly, and much disposed % operate un-
iii they have further adviccs.
Tine weather very pleasant though rather than
is desired, for comfort Summer heat Is prevailing.
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The 9oefi6 sfnstitute, Ohio. bad ss many - 80
male students, and 2ol femae-in all 5l3--during the
last year.
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yoIREEs DANsANTEEs-L CARUsf has pleasure modify
and patrons, that In compliance win me request OF
his former pupils well A. Of his present Glasses mo
weekly win take place every Thursday evening
ladies and Of e city and
vicinity that Dancins watzns Academy
opened Tor the reception q pupils. -.
vore and fashionable dances ccmpsne me foka
Mazourka, Redua, Waxcs, Dcurtems waltz Ceanovs VII
be introduced and thoroughly taught nove-u
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IARnE o announces 20 The citizens Of
"a uegesoup, dancing school win
omen ON Tucday at his residence on fennsyv
svs ~ milton Thursdays, and ssiur-
s.ys ceorsesowp-- Mondays and Fridays
aes n-ITuTh&saf,n
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DROwN's Es.enee Of Jamaica Ginger.-Just receive,
sale by H. >. PATTEBsON'
Nov 7-stcod
DARIINGTos's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of John Bar
Humphrey Marshar with Of their Bcsnics
contemporaries, with fluctuations Just receiyedtor ssle
Now Booksener near sh st.
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New orleans Cattle Market.

IAFAYErrE. Monday. Nov a5-P NJ
Arrived 10 dsy Der steamer Alex. Scott 81 Besvss, ls
fovss and Calves anf52 sheep Pdnestou g Cows. and
q Sheep; Pride of the West IS head mixed Cattle, snd
l31sheep per Rstboat $50 Sheep.
BRHF CkrILE.Aost of The asuai customers beng sup
ped and the stock being heavy sales era at less than our
last quotations and the market was dun snd unsettled
Good and fas 4s65i1, though h5ldes are generally urn
I at 5lSe. h net
sRrry.-Piepay . market. Prices from - ga
/ q "a 3 taalia daa-
MUGS coussaseua appsssn a sS5ias55 p head. A
/ good demand. and fair suppF,
II CALvEs--oooa onss IsIl wen ata..saes. D B.ue..
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- ALABANEA ARGUs,

DybLsuED az LINDEN Nasgo County 10 the stsis AIN
4 Tombghca Rivera
and st Convenient de nnce lei h miles i1 TOE 8kbe eighteen
Al11anlat either,
and n the Wtnlt county the generally
and extensively throughout the whole up country.
The Argus roper already lsrEe and in appearance
country oura t1a t with sulsut encouragement JUSTLY a
being eniaIEed aUd aly improved during
winter The subscription t Of The Argue lhrespehaps the
laIg8tOi c1unty paper he Statea
lcng made ggky The mechantH and business
Mobile ard NewOr=aus Who make themselves known
the Of thns part wall bod their
lere make Of ba advertising COLUMNS Of ue Argus. Terms
very reasonable. Address, post-paiI, {
ALBERT AtDUMAS, Editor and Propustoi
tF Ds and Crescent, New Orcans and Mobile Advertiser End
Mobile Herald end Tribune will please copy months Az send
bills o. Aryua iuF payment. tc5 Gun
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ToBACCo-A lot Of 81 hhds. Refused sold Is fdl-
lows 30 hhds II ~ and 81 at5c 2 d,
sUGAR AND MOLASsES.-Ths saleaOf Sugar were
about go hhds at the same-pesz Is on 5sfndsg' 45454
for Fair to Prime Nearly 1900 bbs Molasez sold al sold
205Ss, mostly al tie oatEids pnce.
FLOUR.-Ths market somewhat heavy. and w
bb cha nge hands, Including 500 bi. Ohio al - lot Of
saeoud g. LO6 the same 200 Iinoisat 20 10 OA Com
mos "a IS and 100 choice st. Louis (UHisn Steam Mid
al e6 p bbi.
N-NeaiF 500 lacks sold, Of which 37oa sacks a. %
5eS 1Io8 sacks prime white and yellow at 81, and SEQ
sacks Old and selected at Sc.
OATs.-9B sacks st. Louis ipd at 42i9i41ze- on he
Lsves.
CORN MEAL.-A lot Of s17 bbL kiin-ddsd bfOughs.
e BIZ = Dbl.
PROVISIONS Pork market was quite fEm with
saau Or some so bbh in lots By panty at go for Mess
and 60 256ss 20 for Prime OF Bacon ~ CASH pIllle
Shoulder lod al 4c and cas Sides at So. OF Lard ~
bb and tierces No sold Oh snd 800 kegs prime a oc
Prime Beef lower sto bbs sald in two lots Al 50 ~
also % halEBbs Mess q SO 90.
COFFEESlO9 bags old Rio sod at 1915 loO At Va ana
leo At He p b.
aIdE-450 casks Thomasion "a smail CARGO taken q
81 90 . cask.
TAILOW-A sale Of a bBIs Gountry rendered Ct e IN
WHISKY the Leves 100 hbis. Recthsq were sod Is
21S. and 80 DexterH At &c % gallon
FREfGHTS.-A ship laid on for Europe asa No1ioh
Skinned 10. Iiven0Oiaf I'D
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Democratic General Committee Of the
City OF New Orieamss
a. An Adjourned Meeting Of his COMMITTEES will be held
TUESDAY EVENING next, O'Clock, no ChHrte street.
'unetual attendance Is requested
ngf SAMUEL BOYER DAVIS gecrstsrv.
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French Language,
\ 4 ,-.-s.. IL :,

The Best Opportunity of acquiring his Useful
T3ioBl is nOlD offered
MR. EUGENE EsDRA will lis French Evening Glasses
VI a sufficient uumbT u scholars Is obtained
Ills pupils and those wishing Join his Class invited to cal and
their names.
FoIurhc Paroua' aPpy his Office No g Duuean's Build
e, Exchange Place. ...--
The opening adjusting and closing Books in e French and Eng
iish Langlages nR In
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Bur1ry .-Yeseraay Capt Jaiisu Dabrargi n1ds o. ql
segif bafora Recorder Bad win. aeiinF ~ y g9aaa
S5nsr r. shina he states That from one l3 &c I'D ~ q
November udii the 2fh- On The hgh ees ala als lll
sy1T1d ~ ~ Babau1a Banks from themes n the ai1
Wet Pas, on board the Amslie91 ship 2 aiieI q
wood Lewis Lana Charles fiesAs Antonio NaffE hent
Blown and Lewis Laiy al nFanlan enq pli5 o We e.sf
affe,rfd h aTs TsVot Or nIany b0afd retslna q
ohev he lawful commander and setting is qiaeI' ~
Ffon the recital Of the Captain, he mus h2He sen
in hafauiug add ddagsn9us posiou re W. ~
rssg FOR many days and ONLY b. uucsasing yailanqo
ablsd to bring bis vessel sais into port Inc ao's- -
been arrested.
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Notice.

THE qpdelsignsd CGmmlssiones for the distribution Of
4 the HEN DERSON POOR f. Nd among the poor Of
the Parish OF Oiean5 do hereby notice that they
prepared 10 distribute the same Applications accom- panied
with written Testimonials aBd recommendations be
made 10 either Of The undersigned.
]. A. MANBlN, 45 CustOmhouEe street,
Dr. j. II. LEWIS, EspIanads st., OppOsitethe Mint,
l.. SPRING, IA Exchange Alley, NO Ct
PUBLIC NL4ET soEooL-seoond Municipality.
fTHE ANNUAL TERM of this school will commence
on the pight Of MONDAY, 18th inst, a. half past
O'Clock, at tbs MARSHALL SCHOOL-HOUSR, on ST. Mary
street, between Gfod and Julia steets-and continue aI six
moaths Applcatons for admission to be made TO Hon
J. LDNlN President OF the Board either OF the under
signed, OF the Principal Of the School
]. .. HARRIS So GravieE street.
J. @, PERSON, Orange street, Committee
S. II. KENNEDY. 90 TchOupt0uas.) % 3m
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PoRIAREDE's ORIGINAL PAN DRAMA
- THE
MISSISSIPPI. AND INDIAN LIFE

WILL beexhbue To EsDAY EVENING, November q, at
w ARMORY HALL Camp street.
Ts Painting One bundled Thousand square feet Of
va, PAINTED OIL mi sTresn,1g many sreut1ul Indian
Illustrating heir and 10 the Ndrtefn tbes 50r
ing upon he RIVER with many haaf some Dszovng Views Of
View Of The ~ Paias De vicinity ofths Falls o. st.
Anthony;
Prairie Fire
Groups u nG'itns scattered uEon the Pttihs
A Grand Buffalo liuuts an Indian Council
The Battle Of Bad AGeaud upwards Of three hunrFd places
Of interest upon the UniHr Asssipp-aTe ahuly res d.
Separate an Painting, Steamboats,
Iva, moved BY MIA hny, drvin sblack smoke from then
heated furnaces, and emitting steam from their escape pipes Tn
whole conclude wl Do!vgg Prure the Great Counagra
ton Of ST. Louis lle night o. he 7lh Of NJ last.
Appropriate Music vii he in attendance.
TT Doors open at O'Clock. Painting to commence moving
hall precisely,
Tltke,r 10 be had e le2g 50 eets Chi 1rsn half Price.
u27 POBAEEDE& COURTENAY, Piopds.0rs.
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-DKowNED.-A young msn. named AnausH4 Slsqy
s01 IL Veas or age a aseoudeebn passarggF On 9ea ne
shiD AGHieIitz fsom HayIs aeeideatay ~ =
and was dFowned We learn thar TIE aeess,ed ha9 I've
bTothes 1psiiBF 10 this eity His scis have been ten
nare If hN the Gaula-n 81 the chip.
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STREETS OF TIE FIasT MUE1oIPALIT ~ y toa = =
sariss Of The different Walas are addfesllna sueas ~
sses co.., % ons 10 Mr. SuFg the eurFeEoT o ~
Municipality COMPLAINTS Of ths great o. on W
sulent IL ihsif reports ihat mud and ht1 nat ns
oumBafed haa made condition Of things Wofis than tie
OF last year when the Council were Obliged 70 spi9y ~
lab1F "a ~ 90 The thaf1E HIfares cesnsed-
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ORLEANS STREET between RqFal and Bourbon 5tset'.
" Manager, p. DAVIS Agent, JOHN H. LAAOTHE.- On
TUESDAY EVENING Nov ~, lsl9, will be peHoTn'd Don-
zstti's Grand Opers, 10 4 acts, entitled
LUCIA ID LAMMERMOOR.
Principal charuCe BY Mrs. unc, Gruat and Corra and
Nine. Besan.
~ The lbreo Of Lucia ii Lanncfnoor in English, u.s. for sale
- PsltaIlasnea viii eoranens. a. h.lEna.ls oslaaE
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TUE LECTURES n this Department will commence the first
i MONDAY d December neat
Those b. Possor LIZARD te History andenera
Principles OF hs Roman Civil Law The Jurprudebce ami Land
Titles Of Louisiana. q,
Thosc W Professor MeCALEB Admiralty ard Maritime
jurisprudence IuwI Of Nations and Jurisdiction Of he Courts the
United States.
Thoe by Professor RANDELL HUNT will embrace Commercial
Law CTImina Law end Praice aud The Law Of Evidence
Prosmcr MONROE v1 lecture Constitutional Law, Common
Law and Equity jurisprudence.
Diplomas qlivaeni cenie practice, will be erred
hse ony who have attended Courues Lectures full
and ghaN have studied least yer he pce q
Cgreo al Law Testimonial o. good character win be required
For farther Information, application may be male either t the
Professors, and for maricuOtilH. 10 the undersigned.
nsd II. a BuLLARD, Dean, No. i ST. Charlie street.
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-cT-.,---. -. - TTpor W1rruTar y lgf9111T
John Pauona was brought bsf0B heeofqsl Dal1ss
charged with On assau With intent 70 hi uloa VI
Gssl NIer ous or the Night Wafeh, bile be- VS. % GUY
ID ST John the Baptilt Etisst siief dePoel tne9 -
eassd hed taken eub and iafiofed severe wounds nq
T7ieb ~ wss nj sufng and thai he beloved we inll
intention Of his ssseiianf was 70 laEs ns ia fae za
bail 10 aDpssr before the Ff District Cont 1lsi We
understand, lying very " foai me eiisqs o. use Do
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Negroes
NEGROES. egroes
BY j. A. BEARD, AucloneeE

THURSDAY, November %, 49, oc0ck-YYib be at
i auction. a Banks Arcnde-viio1t
The Muato JON, agsd . Xea excellent Barter and
Seryant fully guarnpui Sod pay debit T1tHuf
balance months credit with per from
JERRY aged % Years powerful LuoT Axe Man and Field
Hand. fully guaranteed. Terms cash.
ALBERT n years an excellent Man. guaranteed sound
aud fe. Sold Of HE abc0ndng IRON BIZ
Terms cash.
PETER years Old, powerful LahoraT fully guaranteed
excepting being slightly rupiured,s -TeTms cash.
Aes sale before j. H. Beard E Notary Pebble at the expense
purCta