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ORLEANS HIGH SCHOOL. Esplanade Street
Il r S z II s EN Il r Il TIT M

Il II A > u , l. II IL f. / A. M,
Director and Proprietor.
EHlS Institution for the education of young gentlemen,
was opened in April, 1913, and secured for itself
place among the best Semnanesin the South.
The site Of the Institution is in part of New Orleans that
is noted for the purity Of the air and entire freedom from
epidemic visitations.
By recent Improvements, on very liberal SCALE the build
ngs and play grounds have been carefully adapted to all the
necessities of Boarding and Day School.
The various branches Of knowledge are taught by Mr.
Everett and four Assistant Professors, selected with view
good character and skill and experience in teaching,
The system of education embraces the Grammar and Lit
erauTe of the Greek, Latin English French and Spanish
Languages History, Geography, Rhetoric NersliicatOn
Logic, Political Economy Moral Philosophy, Book keeping,
Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, THgOnOmehy Natural
Philosophy and Chemistry.
Students be instructed at the expense Of parents in
Druwing Muslc Dancing and Fencing skltul masters Of
these departments being connected with the School
No pains spared in giving we'll grounded knowledge
Of the French and the English written and spoken Ian
The Institution presents singular advantages tor
tongue OF most of the pupils and all the instructors crit.
cay eonvesant with the language The English classes
taught by Mr. Everett solely and he will give, heretofore,
all diligence in mpartng the students OF the School an
accurate knowledge of the language Of the land To the
higher classes given, connection with Rhetoric,
! of English and French Literature.
The Ancient Languages have recently received new
impulse There now two Cheek and three Latin CLASSES
IN course of successful operation and students may here
receive the thorough knowledge of these languages thai
Is impaired in ON best Northern Colleges
The price Of Board Cwashug ncuded) and Tuition, in al
q any OF the branches $40 per month. The price o.
ali- Board this includes Tuition in all oTany Of the
branches The price of Day Scholars g. or dollars
| according to advancement. dl4 I'm
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ZOE CALTFoRNEA.

~, FOR CHAGRES-Passage Iy-ReRulnr |
I'D Paetet-To sail on THURSDAY, he 9lt6 inst
Capt Freerics, having iast returned from Chagres. vii
a again as S60ye ,I For p gaPas hsg 5
to JOHN ALEXANDER, a Grayer s,
To No charge for extra baggage. dls 3tt
&C.. FOR CALIFORNIA via Chagres = The
isf8A splendid steamship AI4ABAMiA,J . Wright
January 7th at O'Clock ?. NJ.
RATES OF PASSAGE;
In saloon g
In Lower Cabin. 65
In Seerage Mess with the crew. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. As
No Ticket secured uHi paid FOR. Freight % per
oU Ills loot For Gs & n GfsiaER 1epGo @ Poya
,gE=ss FOR CHAGREs, via Havana u s. Mad
az! StiSFas icS0 tcs Bula mai aa faH
J. Hasene Y, s. n, commanding, viii leave ioE Chagle
with the California and Oregon Mails, on NJ OND AY,
Of 81. Mary street, Lafayette.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
IN Saloons, 20 ChagTes $50 %
In fssrags, and mes with crew to Is %
Freight so cents per cubic foot.
Passengers for Havana must passports from the
No passage secured until paid for. IAN passage tickets
and orders 20 receive freight must be procured nom the office
u ~, - PARADISE, LAwRAsoN & CO, Agents,
N A Surgeon is attached to the Falcon. thereby always
securing good medical attendance to her passengers
@ F sSao and ssBnE s1P S Can't
E% 6S w ~ 95 sI "a 61S oSss9 G 6s4 F
board,) apply 10 PARADISE, LAWRAs03N & CO.,
p s. The Merchant has very superior aecOmOdao6s for
beyond that number. Rates OF Paagen Cabin $3.50.
In Steerage $3.50.
a.. FOR SAN FRANCISCO, California, Direct
a sSsd isans s shp RtssRA Capt S g.
how oadn Ss al Pos No. s "a a9e 4 and i vii meet
dis PARADISE LAWRAsoN Coz u GSavier st,
ga. FOR SAN FRANCISCO, Caiioma.,Tbefns,
/ Aft l. eoppered, and very fastsailng bark JOSEPH
ea FISH, Capt John H ssayey, viii sail on or about
the 3g inst This vessel has excellent ACCOMMODATIONS and
is well found and furnished, in every respect For freight
PASSAGE apply on bSSp 9ppose f95t q seSoRd Municipal
/ DEWEY & Co. 81 Gravier street,
Cabin passage, $3.50 Second Cabin $50, and found. as
/ - FOR OALIFORNIA-.Ve1o Orleans and CAa
SIZE s Ts Rsgs Lss b AZ M, 9il M H R g9S
Dueey, master having very superior accommodations for
cabin cabin and siee5age pasngs Y positively sal as above
lqy requested to look at his vessel before taking passage
elsewhere g g. ''%SSff, cR SfHPS s. Common street.
do or to r. NJ. HARRISON & GO, IA Gnvier st.
i, EIGN PORTS.
n. FOR LIVERPOOIr-The splendid Al British
a dispatch for the above port andha superior accom-
mOdahons for passengeE E9T ~ o. apply 10
: do or to G. W. OLIVER. 9 81 ChaIles St
! -szrl-1 CHARIlEsTON AND HAV "a
S sSff8f1 Packet- UHitsd States Mail Liae bstDsel
Kan Tesffhs .peadId s Steamship ISABEL Capt Rc
& ne 9g 5gF rs h9s % S3 aS III T IS
ior Charleston Sin and 22d Of each Month Having
b Charleston for Havana ON de lst and 1 9Th.
Havana TO Charleston or Savannah 40
Havana TO Key West..... 80
: NJ q. MoRDECAi, charleston, or to
= :. HA ILLS R % RRf S rs
Q ~ Passengers leaving Havana BY this ship can reaol
New YORK and PhiadepRa h he same lime By tsSns liz
. Steamship t0those ports. do law
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Christmas and New-Year Presents at auction,
without reserve.

FRIDAY December 81 Il o'cock-il be sold, No 80
Il Camp street.
An extensive collection Oil Paintings by old masters
excellent Piandfortes, Watches gold silver
OF the latest style Jewel, consisting in part Bracelets Breast
pins Necklaces Earrings Side Chains Ladies'
boxes Portfolios Writing Desks Paper Tray Perfume Boxes, Gard
Cases. Flower Vases Ladies' Work Spool Stands Chess
Watch Stands Opera Glasses Card Trays Chamber Lamps Ladies'
and CENTS Dressing Cases. Scent Boe, Needle Cases, Ladies'
Tablets
On the Catalogue which will be ready Thursday 26h instant
will be found other goods mention here.
Ladies and gentlemen particularly solicited this sale,
they will find Il TO their interest dis
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NEW ORLEANs MARKETs.


;
COTTON The news b. ts III lTa " hiciI leasirel
shortly after noon yesterday y dains for Cotton 5isos
having declined smother I'd liverpool with aalea Of only
1890 baes oF he week ending TX 81 Dsoamber n
market some 1850 bales aod hee TIE news, hat ai
wards not q transaction Of any amount took place.
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Per bark Yarmouth, from Philsdslphia--lT siesraes
Fer ship Aeicete, Tom I.iverp0ol-3I5 stsa7aqe.
Per ship NiceroY, from Livefpool-33t sirsraTe
Per ship Riverdale, from Iivefpool-a58 sleel7lee
Per bark Princeton, from AHtyFer1--7f sieersFs
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A. F. COCHRAN q CO,
% IctOuDifOHias Street,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and Di,
" rect Importers Of FRUITS, NUTS, WINES, etc,
have always on hand
FIGs-lU00 drums new Smyrna, superior Eleme;
RAlSINS-In quantities suit purchasers;
ALMONDS-3lQ bales and bhEs Soft Sheled Almonds;
SHELLED Al,MONDS-2lO boxes, in fine order;
PEGANS, BRAZIL NUTS and PEA NUTS-3jG
baga and barrels:
PEPPER, RACE GINGER, etc.-4OO bags;
STARCH-Agency Of Heth, Floyd & Co.;
OLIVE OiL-0O baskets, pins and quarts, " PlaEuol;'
RDINES-Whoes, halyes, third and quarter boxes;
WIN ES-hluscat, Glaret etc, IN boxes; Malaga, sweet
and dry; POn Wine, various qualities ETC.:
BRANDIES-N ariOus qualities;
BUTTRR-AlWays ON hand a supply best St Louis;
ORANGES and LEM0NS-Of direct importation and
AL kinds Of Foreign Fruits, etc;
PRINES-lu jan and fancy boxes;
GTTRONS-8J0 boxes superior Genoa Giuons;
. CHAMPAGNE-lUJ baskets.
BRANDY CHERRIES-30O cases fresh, landing;
MACCARONI AND VERMlCELLl-310 eases liesh
Genoa landing:
FIRE-CRACKERS-30O boxes first quality No. ];
POWDER-Agency Of the celebrated American Chrys
tai Powder Company guaranteed superior 10 any
Powder manufactured. Ldi1l oil
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Catalogue sale Of............ Dry Goods.
BY f.. H. PETITPAIN.
THURSDAY December 20 alto o'clock-Wbe sold, his Auo-
ton Room, No. Canal sTeet-wih0ut close
sigmnent-
Is style Fancy Prints;
400 pieces Russia Diaper;
bales Huekaback Toweling
And.
l2j packages and lots Of Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS,
among which Cashmere dEcose figured and plain Meno
and Alpaca Gala Pas silks Reppe GGshams French and Eng
ish wide Prints, plain figured white and coored Swiss MUSLIN
Dmnask Curtain Muslin, Clothes Cameres Tweeds, Satnets,
Fannels, beached and brown Domees, Denn, Cotonade
Checks, etc. A Is
Au invoice Of Fancy Articles consisting Of Silk Trimmings
Strings and Buttons, black and fancy Six Crayats and Scars
Terms liberal At sale.
Catalogues ready The goods
the morning OF sale. dis
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HARDWARE AND IRON sTOHEs,

HARDNARE AND IRON STOhEs,
N,,s 50 and ~ CAMP STREET.
r,pTrsTT Y g. prrNy J,-.t-..,,aJ No., - r..
m rs - , i fJ -, D1t ~
H5A uAe n. j Ijt.9 tIa,I NJ; ~sIsA
ttfN,i ifcgH' ~ H. H. 80 IsalsN ri
Hieii7 lo sltft 'eLy llual llI
90 Yual'5 all - tt " lie N ~ ~ ssId
eI l @ IT, ~ i 80 ~
~ ~ H}ie, I f " ~ a j ~ n ~ 70
A ~ a., =! az H. ~, 4 i 60 ',u t .-,lf,i
lt.5 " ~ ,Ii H. ~ I w M s I'm ie,tI, R
.s H. ..- - ~ H. - ~, III
we to ~ ; ~ ~ e 4 ~ ,, 'aigs anu "s ''e"
l'O fgb B5r f ,,d " s',,, w q, al 7oO toms.
RS CANE nm ' 7''' ~ ' -69 tons,,
psnDsylyapg, % Ion tSns'
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CONMTTEB.-The strong Of the Lac il 20 much foE
lsugage with IN puglisiic CONTEST Henry Green
thought oleF Sc Monday night 70 be squared OF al the
Waterman, and found hiFef IN bad box Yesterday be
was sent 70 take lessons before the Fret District C0urt IN the
art Of se{f-defeuse.
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nR. s. II. BARDASCH has Removed his Office and
~ Residence to No 80 GR.4YIER STREET, b.
trem g. John and S. Peter streets ilT b , has also
and will Vaecnae daily at his Office, from to A. M,
aud from 3 to 5, P. NJ. eT- Country Physicians aud
PLANTERS can be supplied with the same. nl7 I'm
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GLqBE BAL1-RooM.-Cha1es w Barnett, for eau1ng
disturbance IN 1 place and drawing pistol upon the police
officer. aneaad EaalerdaE and lal % bail.
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BBbA 65I{s packages MR.,

ALsoECodhshi Pickles Kechup; Clare in casks and
boxes Sanlnes, IN boxes, halves and quarters Ground
Spices OF all kinds Liquors and Wines Of Xii tnds. Sngar.
Rice Ptyyeserge5 Sperm and Lard OILS Olive oil; Nut
Sperm Candles; Lemons; SalHratus Lard; Bnekeis o
ster and SalmOn Soap Starch, etc, etc to- Tbe abSra
goods received on consignment and for sale low bv ~
dl4 6t VIM. L. GUSHING 4 Co, IS Comma, ct
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CASE or H0WARD.-6eorRs Howard, charged with
vOeut assault upon Chas. ueteauK yeieTay By
Recorder Baldwin, beor the Inst District Court. DeFeTaux
aonearedI auta eVilenre
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IssAsK.A destitute individual, By the name Of Frank
Miller, labong under alteration Of mind taken
Of yesterday b. he Fsf Municipality police un be could
be sent TO the State Luuafic Asylum.
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NEW ORLEANS:
WEDNESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 10.

The CoURTs.-N otlipg Of Importance was transacted
yesterday m am Of he Iyafdet Courts
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Is THE LUMBER BusIsEss-Thomaa Jolinson was al1zst
Ell yesterday b. die Secoad Municipality Pgee upon te com
plant Of B. Florence, for stealing lumber from his yard a. the
corner Of Lafayette and F0pehcF streets.
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VEY ASON, U. S. CoNsUL
FOrWarding and Commission Merchant,
OhaRres, N. G.,
WILL h attention 70 alt business entrusted him. and
w relers 20
Messrs Ma1pse White Co. Messrs Paradise LaWras0n
Small McCll, H. q. Heart, ESQ.
" c. ]. Aeeker q Co. Leonard Matthews, Esq
PaTmele & Brother, NewOrleans. MS 6m
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PLANTATION FOR SALE,
CITUATED in East Baton Rouge, five miles east or Port
- Hudson, containing $50, Or $50 Acres of -
Lnnd-at the option of the puTchaser-300 acres OF 81
which CLEARED, and wen adapted to the cultiva.
ton of Cane. There on the place excellent DWELL
ING, Clubhouse and good ORCHARD. Il would
make good took Farm being near New Orleans and
advantage could be taken OF the low water in the Ohio
when Stock is high and scarce. h7 This is a desirable
Place-wil be sold L0B, and TERMS Liberal Apply 10 =
ds lOl2 Is 20 p Is se&siy 81 Camp st.
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ORLEANS STREET, between Royal and Bourbon Sreea
THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. 20, 1879, Will be performed
Halsyy's Opera, in three acts, entitled
VAL D'ANDORRE.
Principal performers Msass sott and Ga and Nine Bessin and
Galinier.
" Petlormanees will c6minense al haEpasts O'clock.
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MEssRs GERNAEG, LA THoRNE and LIPMAG, Proprie.
w Of the above establishment beg leave inform the
NewOeaus that they will open their Circus about
inst when combination Of talent in The Equs line will bs
truly worthy Of patronage. Among troupe
Aldemosebe ROSA, decidedly the laen Female Equestrian
the world has together with Mr.. WIN WORREL,
Clown CluWus Mr. GEEMANl, Mons. LA THORaE and Mr.
n. LlPMAN, the great Somerset
will he conducted
offend The iztiouE. Such has
Of the management.
The Seats will be cushioned.
The BTaEs Band, Of Fifteen under
guidance the celebrated Mr. MESS EME aud rare treat lay
be eXpeced unsteady. MO
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10 RENT.

IGOR REN'n-That fine Three-s story Brick BUILDING,
II situated in Grdrier street, the Placde Va -
retles now fitting up for Bar Room Billiard Rooms, I'd
and Club Rooms, Will BE- finished about the Goth of thisA
month"; Wrl be leased for term of years. LIZ Apply to
MATTHEW'S & DENMAN,
dl4 Ct corner Of Carondeet and Gravier streets.
DLEA6ANT ROOMS AND OFFICES FOR
L Rem T. In Banks .4roade Apply at 20 Natchez
street, up Stains. d7
BLACKSMITH SHOP AND LUMBER ARD,
ID situated on JChOHpit0ltas street. bettoeeH Julia -
and ST. Joseph street for Rent. Apply ~ Natchez I'd
street, up Stairs. d. III
Il f0ah0lse street. suitable for Storage of Furniture. ri
etc has Hosting Wheel and other cOnveniences. Rent
Low. Can be seen by applying to
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GIUhIa IW HFNIIhe large IOur-sf0Ty stOfe (0f pam
- Ofsame) No. 10 TohOuptouas street, formerly -
euped by Kennedy y Foster, being splendid location al
for large Western Grocery or Dry Goods House. Fora
ni2 WIN. L. CUSHING & CO.. 55 Common st.
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We UllpL TOT THae ueTaDf1TlU FIliIU5 d nT NO.
Il CAMP STREET. All who desire a rich,
round, full toned Piano, respectfully in - e.
vited to examine the stock OfSguare, PcOlO n Ia F3 III
and Grand Instruments on hand Regu-u v ~ "
lar shipments made from Paris, 10 insure constant
supply. Prices very moderate -
ala q VIM. r. MAYO, 5 Camp st.
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q PoITTVRLY THE LIST WEEK OF
POmaFede's Original Panorama

d EOPEENG Of the Mammoth South Wesern CIrcua the
N Of Carondeat and Pelddo NoNDAY EVENING,
Dec. " 5i, which the celebrated stump Orator add
Clown, SAL LATHkOP, who engaged for limited number Of
nights, will make his FIRST appearance In hewOreens
Tbs BY far the largest Ct aud best organized compln
exhibited ha icing members
tschel eleven whom Stars D the rst magnitude their
profession.
Easy Chairs Family fitted expressly La
e. aud their attgnjauts.
~ Admission only IS
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o. We would say TO our contemporaries in New
Orleans, for Heavens sake relieve our distresses
Where Is Rey = Is he at large ia prison in TIa-
Vana, or N dungeon, of the Moro Castle Du
tell-+ior our sutferings is intolerablei" Who
struck Billy Patterson !-AGobils Advertiser.
The ABDUcrioN CASE IN New ORIEANs.-
From the testimony published in the examination
Of this case, we believe that there has been much
ado about nothing" We think it evident that
hey left New Orleans for Havana Of his own free
VIII, and torhis own purposes; and that the Span.
lsh Consul and all Others guiluess Of his abdne-
uon. II Is certain, that if he had been f0fciblv
sent 70 Havana, he would have made the fact
known, as he had ample opportunity; but, instead
OF complaining OF il-ueatment, he has uttered
nothing 70 justify the suspicion that he was taken
by force from our territory Baltimore ClipDer =
Bsae New Orleans for some time past, has been
much excited with something which is called an
abduction case, which appears to us 20 be a
very great humbug. Some Of the citizens thought
thar the Spanish Consul had forciblyseized and
sent of TO Havana Cuban refugee, and forth
With the foreign official was brought before our
courts. The evidence on trial, and facts otherwise
developed make the charge Of abduction exceed
ipgg improbable. The only thing of any interest
brought to lght is the fact that the Spanish Gov
eminent is very much out Of hnmoF with the
spanish journals in this country, and that il main
laula IN the United States most extensive system
VI esp'onage over Cuban refugees Memphis Eagle.
The New York Herald, unseduced by the rep.
iS-en'alons Of is humble Disciple tba Della, De.
esaFes against abtHelioR,
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% . % VEVVIlN u9 IOIIV
as represented in the last Congress:

We have made but two classes, according to the
general politics of the parties elected. But this is
no certain rule for judging of the party complexion
OF the next Congress- Among the wings we have
reckoned eight members, who, although wings in
their personal opinions were elected as ree-soiers
They are Charles Allen of Massachusetts. Amos
Tuck Of New Hampshire, D. d. Campbell, John
Crowell, }. r. Giddings, and J. NJ Root, of Ohio
John W. Howe Of Pennsylvania, and VIM. Sprague
OF Michigan. We have also included in the dem.
ocratic list five members whoare democrats in their
general politics, but were elected as free.soilers
They are Julian Of Indiana, Preston King of New
York, Wilmot of Pennsylvania, Booth of Conneeti.
neeueut, and Charles Durkee of Wisconsin. We
have also counted as democrats, Messrs. Orr. Nc.
Queen and Holmes Of South Carolina, who are
reekoned as Taylor democrats. The count, there.
lore as 1t now stands-not including the elections
70 come, and the vacancies-wilf be as follows
Wings elected, ..,....... 99l Democrats Fee soi.
nqeocIats -.........-. 96 Democratic Tayloriies
wing 7 zee oouess*....... 81
'ssssssFss 93
In addition, it must be remembered that Che seats
Of MF. Thompson, Of lows, and Of Mr.. Robbins Of
Pennsylvania, holh democrats, ore contested. !.
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Ds- The following lines are from the pen Of }
II, Carpenter, gentleman who comes from--w'
don't know where, and is engaged in-we dom
know what but should be extremely happy t
know more Of him, if the following excellent line
expreas his candid opinion;
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW.
Don't tell me Of tomorrow
Give me the man who'll say,
That, when a good deed 3 10 be done.
Lets DO TIE deed to-day.
Wemay az command the present
VI we act and never wait.
t But repentance b the phantom
OEthe past, that comes too late
Don't tel me of tomorrow
There's much 70 do to-day,
That can never be ACCOMPLISHED
q live throw the hours away
Every moment has its duty
E. 81 Who the future can tOrlelll
Then why pntoff ill tomorrow
- What to-day can do so welf -
Don tell me Of tomorrow
IL we look upon the past,
How much that we have left to do
We cannot do at lasti
To day ! II Is the only time
For all on this iTail earth;
II takes age to form life,
A moment gives it birth.
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LORD BRoUGHhM. London correspondent
ofthe National Intelligencer saysthat Lord Brough
ans late conduct in the House of Lords has led to
serious doubts as to his sanity his behavior when
sitting on appeals has long been undignifed not to
say improper, and in certain cases indecent in the
highest degree,
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WIN s6s ag 81 o'clock. II viii contain
Is usna nsntg Of nswssffom al parts Of the
world nisligencs political, scientific, social,
lhsafy add artistieal. Tie returns from the Au-
eisctionsure given as fully as we have received
shn heres the latest accounts from Europe. both
phic and by mail all the authentic facts in
Iasd 10 the i}ey case, which has excited 20 mich
fesling q New Orleans; sketches Of prominent
characters about town, etc. enc. Numbers doneup
5nwrappera may. be had at the counter
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A HEAVY I4ETTER.AEleven dollars and sixty
cents postage was paid on letter to the care Of
Mr. G. w Simmons, Of Boston, received by the
last mail from California, from a young man for
mery foreman in the Boys Cutting Department.
at Oak Hall It was his remittance of sirteen
ounces of gold dust collected by himself at the
mines, and remitted home to his mother.
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From THE SANDWICH lsLANDs.-The Polyne-
sian papers, received in New York, mention that a
convention had been held in Honolulu, which pro-
poses to relieve the American Missionary Board
fromthe duty of supporting the Native Christian
churches there, as they are now able to support
themselves. The Mission Seminary at Lahaialuna
has been taken in charge by the government of
the Island.
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BArrIsMA1.--A poor woman in one Of the middle
States, who hsped, carried her daughter to church
ior'baptism Being asked its name by the Bishop,
doctor. iutbv, sir. saws she. Lucifer, Luc.
fer, that won't do, says the Bishop, and baptised
the child George Washington.
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DEFAULTER OR NOT The Cincinnati Com
mereial, which is an administration paper, states
that Patrick Collins, late Surveyor of that port,
charged with being a defaulter, had his "sub-
treasury examined a few days ago, and con a
full examination Of his affairs has proven himself
no deiaulter, and not entitled to shade of susp.
cion in the premises" He is about to enter suits
against the papers that have published him as q.
defaulter. According TO the Boston Atlas. a
Pension Agent in New England, who was turned
out Of office in May last, is deaulter for SI3O 600
He was formerly Governor, U. S. Senator and
editor Suit has been instituted to recover the
amount. The writer might just as we'll have writ
ten the name Of Isaac Hill, Of New Hampshire.
at once.
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