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fOR sALEA plantation in the parish James,
the right bank of the miles above New
and nine miles below This plantation
two thousand apens Of superior land Of which
eight hundred In cultivation
containing an ample supply the best timber building
on purposes The cleared portion Of the property
put up TO plant two hundred and fifty arpents year very
large aud commodous house, nearly with
OF just and the other
very steam Of and in fine ORDER
wagons carts and every necessary tool and Implement the
place. * sss-Eets. .a.s -..-
With the plantation, separately, may suit purchasers,
be sold, NEGROES
able mechanics and
in the culture Of Among them
hands, which, with the addition of would
tation purchaser either with without addition will
the property uy provided with everything
crops from the beginning, and little As
posed full provision of has been made this
pairs kind.
II believed property rarely offered for
SALE well in relation TO the fertility and heahulne
tom to the quality OF the who thoroughly
accmnted but large number born place. having
well taken in full
ton unnecessary, those disposed will doubt
will be required In cash. and the balance in and
notes bearing interest," satisfactorily secured
sion will be given on the LIST of January next f.
Nine hundred and tfour shares of the stock the Citizens
Bank will be sold, together with the plantation The
In payment of the Of purchase will
debt due to the Citizens Bank amounting thousand
seventy dollars twenty cents with interest eight
March,
the bank, amounting hundred
sixty five dollars by nsamen and renewable first
March, eighteen hundred y
the expiration Of the Citizens Bank charter. III.
st. james, Oct l6h lsi9.
ROBERT CARTER NICHOLAS,
Nov 6-2awtDecl6 Donaldsonvile Post Office.
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vi
The regular correspondent OF the New York Journal
of Commerce. in letter which has been copied by the
National Intelgence and other journals in the course
of some remarks upon the great annual festival 10 Guild
hall, the 9th of November, the installation of the
Lord Mayor ntimates that Mr. Lawrence failed to reply,
he ought 10 have done, complimentary remarks
from Lord John RUSSELL and suggests ndisposon a. an
apology. ata @ #z ,a9a. .1a aa IA, 1sa
tact and discrimination This will be apparent on read
ing the OF the festival in the London papers
After the usual toast 10 the Queen and Prince Albert,
the Lord Mayor proposed the health OF the French am
bassador and the foreign ministers. .8 ga n "a.
The French ambassador, NJ Drouya de Lhuys, respond
ed ia behalf Of the diplomatic body, referring to their re-
spectve countries in the aggregate. "A, u !
The Lord Mayor then gave the health oil Lord John
Russell and her Majesty's minister's J0 . " $500
Lord John, in responding, after referring TO the speech
of the French ambassador added his satisfaction in
having here the minister OF the United States OF Amer-
ca and trusted that we shall all "drnk to him in loving
cup, and bid him hearty welcome" p Loud cheere1
He trusted it would be his good fortune TO draw sh
closer the bonds of unity that unite the young and Qw
newed cheers He ended. however, not in proposing
the slowing cup TO Mr.. Lawrence, but 80 the hsdlfh Of
the Lord Mayor" te IL - q
Then followed toass "o the Marquis OF Salisbury and
the House of Peers Lord Pamerston and the House
of Commons" and other representatives OF classes:
Lord Palmerston, in closing his response in behalf OF
the House of Commons said He had the permission OF
proposed by hmself-The health of the Lady Mayorsss'
who, il appears, was the only lady present oaas g
Ii is evident from the above, that Mr.. Lawrence not
only was not called TO respond but could not HAYS
done so without an intrusion, which would have been
gross breach OF etiquette. a-.sgsi
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From the Ohio Statesman. Dec a.
Ohio LoglsIature.

In Senate yesterday afternoon, the democrats sue
eeeded ~ getting vote on the resolution 70 60 into An
eecnon Tor speaker clerk and sergeant in order
to organize the body aud TO place Il in situation wheIe
me business OF the session could be commenced and
nashed ,sSs uoted doica by lie and party pote.
Inc people OF ONO are thus given TO understands that the
shadowng forth Of the whig papers that there would Be
organization this winter, was not in lest but showed
ne nx e ana nm resolve o. men who were determined
hts OF new constitution and Il pains us to sena
tor at least voting with whigery who is known 70 have
been friend 10 that measure th Ah 71AA .H
To-day the same game was played and three different
times during the forenoon session of to-day the whgs a.
apary voted down resolutions that the Senate proceed 70
its organization by the election of its officers They are
determined that there shall be no organization the
wheels OF government shall be stopped order to enable
whggery 70 carry out the will OF its leaders, and TO entail
the law required 10 enable the convention to form new
constitution to meet and to provide for the wants OF the
government and Of the benevolent institutions q the
Saie, which are dependent on the yearly appropriations
OF the Legislature Tor their support: ap IA i @fil
In this patrcda Mr. Dennison, protesting to rep
resent the rights of the people OF franklin and Delaware
IN the Senate takes an active part and s the leader OF
those who wish TO bring these evils on the State In the
whole number OF his constituents there not over half
dozen 50 reckless Is to Of hf and y
as franklin he is carrying out their will II ever again
candidate he will find that he misrepesens his
stuens in his votes as much as he alsies their wishes
in his speeches
Mr. Dennson, during the morning session, elected
large quantity OF bile on the Senator from Cuyahoga in
spseCn LOWEST VI reply
Payne cool and courteous that senator is show
ed the senator from this district that he had caught
tartar He will not try the experiment again soon,
The whig have by their recorded votes thrown
off all disguise. and are forced to take open ground
against allowing the General Assembly to organize.
They have sowed the wind, and they must reap the
whirlwind ~ g3 H. ts4st
POSTSCRIPT AS we go to press this evening there 10
but little appearance OF organizing the wings voting
down every resolution 60 into election Of officers
breaking up of the legislature freely talked of, and
all seem disposed to doubt an organization Much ex-
element has prevailed all day.. m,
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INGERsOLL,s NEW WORK.


"a rhnaaelpha nave Just issued an Histon
Jane isls AMI % ~ ai =, Songiess s io
ioi anu W peace ue ioi q February 1912 ~
,a a. me events oI lo4 IA one well
soune VI 90 Pases aoupe eounns paper covers
~ ~ o,.o uons,, II .t
Posuon e1 monpef M congress- during me wal
mites h on @ ga re has anoiaea MN nusus oppoI
himself and ,he result an ~ son d @
eesns n,s,sr vhich aa,. s.as ~ ~. M ~ ana
da,eS man h,s ~, $500 ~ ns nis. e anu auc
of at neod Tine voIoma na, cnned y, e % aa
action noieaI moyemens md cansps and - my ~ ~
nIpple togeiheT win skeces of the r,ors
nies from n" carter ~ G ,;n%in. M h pha - wv %
from General IacLson : - -A'e .P' .1 " pun " = 'a'A
Persons resiJing In IN. country can ol., ,s ooL an
most once bv rami,,ance NJ me dnia, ~ ha e
Dec T~,aeo ~ " W" o' /" ny pu'hs''' .f
"a
NJO n OPpOspTE CENrys =, M 4 - r. uru Ixy. 49, -
NJ. L.aI ,ss;a,, nave now
n , V Very oa ana cnoice Wines ana liquors TO
cnr,nr;sin. " y e pe = mus iesPoeuuny sohcied,
ssS Fine old mPn "a. GasGn brandy vintage of 1895 imported
ioio, on araught ana botued
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BY GREEN Il TAsTEr. Auct,oneer..

: BIZ GREEN g TASTET, AuctlOneers. :
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, 3 FINE PLANO
Ill FORTES, &c. AT AUCTION-On Wednesday, the 18th
slant, shall sell at the residence OF Mr. c. A. Moene
about TO leave the city, 10 the
10 O'Clock excellent assortment OF Furniture, &c.
mahogany and rosewood Sofas
l2 do parlor hair cloth Chairs .... .r 81.
3 do Bureaus dining and breakfast Tables
2 do marble-top card Tables, fine
fine and octave Piano Fortes, OF fine
do gilt frame Pier Glass, French plate
Maple and other Bedseads, hair Mattresses, sc.
Feather Beds and Bedding, Blankets, &C. ,
Girandoes fine cut Glass and Crockery
5peces danask Moreen for curtains,
Wardrobe, Washsands large tin Safe, SC.
9good Cooking Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, &c.
With many other articles which unnecessary
Terms cash. GREEN & TAsTET,
Dec IL Aucnoneers
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@. 4. FOWLER.

IMPORTER Of china and and dealer glassware
cutlery lamps eandeabra grandoies walters, Britannia
plated ware, SC, &C., IN sA' tat IT
Has received within few months ship Chesapeake
from Liverpool and Otherwise, upwards Of l E 7a al
aA 400 CRATES AND CASKS OF WARE,
which make his assortment equal in the country consisting
part, follows, viz az ~ 70 wv pt8rt st n W ''.4
Godband and white china
ached pieces consisting of casseroes copotee high
baskets, dishes, plates, &C., Sc. ~ ' ~
Rich and plain TEA sets, and detached pieces f..a
A variety OF dinner sets, do do ~ IL
Beautifnl toilet sets, III. do IVA do .l #aa
Rich and plain punch bowls @" ,r.", .E ''Nt. # "'
Rich painted candelabras t #H a5 p. "ltaa a.ta h
large assortment of girandOles n"
Rich and low-priced vases, alume holders t
Plated and other candiesticks, cake baskets "
Britannia tea and coffee sets, waters and lamps
knives knives and forks, threaded and plain
plated and albaa forks. 'N1.i ~ ~ .'
GLASSWARE. ''' ', .'
Rich and plain decane gobe champagnes glasses,
wines umbe cordial glasses finger bowls savers float bowls,
dishes, boquet holders, SC.
large Of retail,
low as Il can be purchased in the country ~ uuE,
Stone az the manufacturers prices. ~, .ssr
Dee. 6--eoiflm Store in Odd Fellows Hall, 7th
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wistar's Balsam OF wild Cherry.

WHAT establishes and what experience
and confirms what all In all places unite in saying good
and valuable doubt popularity Of this fixes in
deep strong destroy
which has attended this medicine for several
the preudces of all respectable and the article
among first Of discoveries blessings Of
and when esored TO eadcaes the disease which
recommended.
E. --.assE..s .a,.. From the Boston Post
Dr. s. W. Fowe 1873 Washington street, has article entitled
above which believe the best preparation hitherto discovered
for the Of colds and other cosumpve complaints Having
tested this medicine, speak with confidence It's sala
effects removing colds and other complaints incident this
Of the year. ...
FOL sale by r. 8. PATTERSON,
Nov.25-d Washington, b. c.
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LoR booksellers 9Th street have Just resevsa
publisher Bishop Engands complete works. In svoumcs
octavo they supply Subscribers and others the publishers
price hee expense Of Freight kc In Washington Georgeown
Washington subscribers with directions m
them be supplied, and the copies viii be delivered from Tsyc
Munyh -.4 -' WEE FovH
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ERENCH Merinos, just received-We invite the
cashmeres,
We following desirable sbades
pieces blue In Mazane Cobug blue, best grades
pieces bright scarlet cherry and pink
10 pieces dark shades merno brown caret and
10 pieces mode-color cashIneres and merinos
pieces black Thibe complete
figured cashmeres usns part which
ceedngy rich will be sold
Dec 6-Fs1 CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, b co.
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NEW and elegant Silks sh.wi. c.-In addition % our
IN received New York and Phila
depha full and complete assortment The newest and most fash
ionabIe Goods Of season, which
Is pieces changale de Chimes % every coo
entirely shades .a.#a
Is pieces figured Satin de Chimes ..r..
90 DO extra Chimes, very
poraton, and 10 be found elsewhere In the District
10 pieces rich figured Chaneeable Silks
10 rich watered Irish Popins
do black Turc Satns
u do smal-checked Silks, low priced
do heavy black Gro de Rhnes
20 DO coored Marcelines, Of every shade
50 style. Cashmere d'Ecosse
10 Damask Panama -....... ... .... \
Is do new styles Mousselines de Lame
30 do Lupin's best French Mcrinos, every shade
Is high priced Mousseiines de Lame.
10 do rich silk velvets, Of all eolors
Z Is d nd wide DO do +.
ose,ber win many other new and beautiful
numerous advertisement but which shall
be pleased o those who hvor win q call
In sHAWLs, &c. we name W. 80
$50 1874 Scotch long shswis Of entirely designs and
cheap .. .#'
Is is rich real Cashmere shawis, also cheap
Is real Siawis .'.#n- a. ..n ...#
is 1914 Hungarian plaid Scars = -. :. -
Nov. 4~4viS - $500 PHI. HoOE d co.
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CAUTION EXTRA.

Ten copies Of the ~" . IS 90
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CAUTION EXTRA.
q. s n o.Arr a ass w
a. saapara they DIR. Townsends sarsapara de-
nominating genuine, original This Townsend doctor,
@ q Sos on e pSaoss az
@ q e. s:ss s11ss
dc solitary proof Of This THIS Is g canton s public NOT 70 be
S sCss sARsAPARILIA bayina on II he IN
The coat Of arms JACOB TOWNSEND
' 49, 80 -''' '' 80 4''~ =" Guy
0 BEEN Known as lie author and diseoyes Of he
%RitGiNaI TOWNSEND sAIisAPARIILAn being moor he
was compelled to limit m manufacture, by which has been
kept Market and the sales ccumscrbed those only
is worth and known is value Z had reached the Of
,assS from Sss It's excellence and won
Grand and unequalIed preparation
on the largest scae and called for throughout
ienglh and breadth @ the land 1st
changes principles
discoveries Of s a have 81 BEEN ssusas n IN The
ana root Is wen known 10 medical men, Contains meaopa
and some properties which are inert or useless and Others
which some q Inc properties sasaps
volatile that they entirely and lost in the
PREPARATION me arc ~ Peseyea py sciennne process known
ne H. sy s..sya .s; p, - an - h @ ahas
nives N n ali lis value, The X ~ - $500
nrenaed thai MI the ine pronenes 81 the oo, mr.,
first I q acid Or
and
s IN h Z MADE III mosi nor ne n p1p nv RE
. 81. ,.. Cure Of .nn mum diseases : )
by men women, and ehdrsn We find doing
the cure Of GoNsuMPTioN DYsPEpsh and LIVER COM
rvEsEss a1 fc
e. and all 'iss''n nn a,,ss l,9% or the blood
marvellous efficacy in all complaints arising from in
snao a Saoa q s unequal &c,
ssa hands cold sa
gentle relaxing structure Of e lungs and
seem and acknowledged tan in ali kinds and sases OF
Female complaints. i.
works wonders in q aor asa whites FILLING O the
menstrual periods and he e, and i eetn II curing All arms
b nss os sss'ss and sao, III. genera,
gives tone and strength to te whole body and cures all forms Of
:, f'ou. ~s'ascs snu "o"hy.
spinal tadon neuralgia St. vuss dance swoonng, epcpc fits,
no MI "a, hi. :, m a. .o,, , h, no,,.
which can ever harm can never sour or spoil and therefore,
The liver 70 healthy action tones The stomach and gives good d.
On relieves the bowels q oroI and aiays milan
dusns gsHe warmth equally ali over the body and the
he enre % sn,
The medicine you pre-cminently neodf
But any things Townsend's inferior
atce' This young mans liquid is not to be ,n
Compared with the Old Doctors,
Of grand fact incapable deterioration
and NEVER sPOILs, while the other DOES fement,
and blows he bottles containing into Fragments; The sour acid \
d and Other Must mot "a s o horrible
tea already ] with Ss WSa but
s Papauon =, INC S e vei
.sa Sa, an sed mo1 IN e What poducss ali
eum w a and ali aceaon
and nothing ands, heaven b., an acid subs
ss WHAT causes Ieuma bu sour acd aud which inn
Of
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Washington city Agency.

aH. Washington City Agency. .Ef q" '+.%|
CHARLES ALERT, Attorney Law will give his attention the
of claims before Congress and the Executive Depart
men Office, Treasury Department. Washington,
d. q. '.
REFERENCES.
Hon Daniel Webster Rob Winthrop Abbot Lawrence Sam
ue d. Bradford P.on Hon o. W. Lawrence Hon Edward
Blunt, Asop Chancey William 4. WemoTe, New York
Hon James Bucanan Pennsylvania; Hon Geo M Dallas Hon.
Morris Wan stephen Baldwin, Philadelphia Hon Louis
Walker, Pyne r. 8. Core esq., Messs Corcoran
Riggs Washington Hon jeff Davis, Hon. Henry s. Foote, Mss
sppi Hon. s. w. Downs Louisiana. ..y Nov 26-dmif
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pOPULAR MUsIC.-wM. FISCHER has Just received a num-
Der Of the most popular songs watze pokas &c. among
which we enumerate the olowinga Of which will
reduced pice-four cents per page; .'.
Kossuths March; by c. Lenschow
General p. r. Smiths March; by Martin.
Spanish Patriots March; by Martin. ....E.., .
Mary Blame Quick Step.
Battle Of Buena Vista.
Invitation la Polka; by Max Maretzch.
Tedesco Polka by Max Maretzch.
Belle Polka; by Berg.
Carnival Polka; by Csntial.
Pm thine, only thine; by Benedict
The Brokenheared, BY Felce Dorcgo.
When Others strive 10 win Thy smile.
No, meier can Thy home be mine
Jeannet and yeannO; complete
The knight OF the Golden Crest.
OH Sally Whites avoite song. .....
Stop dat knocking by Winnemore.
Chloe's 20 be my wife.
Sweet Rose Of Caroline; by Beckei. ..I.
Emma Snow,
I seen her At the window .... .....
Ole vrgnny break down.
Ole Bull and Dan Tucker.
DIVINE long down; by Frank Brewer. ..w
30 ear #N rsH# E..A
Invitation a valsc; by Won Weber, .a.s .s #l
Closter Waltz; by Engebrecht .....
Natie Watzes; by Labitzky.
New Aurora waltzes N .'
RecoIecuons Strauss beautiful collection values by
Hegar .'l o. rH |#| NJ
PtEcEs VARIATIONS. .... .#
Dearest Mae, with variations; by Grobe.
Oh Susanna; .
Rosa Lee; #'"t. /" .
Virginia Rose bud af a.
Beethoven Waltz ole desr !" by Ckerney ....
IT'S the last Of summers by Herr. .. ..n
Dan Tucker BY Grobc.
Dandy Jinj |" Nov 10
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WILLIAM IT, MINNIX, Of the General Land Once, will
claims Of every kind against The before
Congress Of the departments HIS experience In the different
branches Of specially those in relation military
bounty lands, viii enable him 10 full satisfaction 70 all who
The prompt for lands sold
located by military VIII be secured, and all
taken deadletfer Claims for
revolutionary 1872 and Mexican
viii special attention He will also attend the sale rent
collection payment Of owned In
TIN. city by non-residenfs and others.
Reference Gen James Shields formerly Commissioner
q the Land once Richard NJ Young, Cemms
o o. the General Land Once 70 all the oee Of the General
Land once members Of generally Of the State Of ois
Thomas te, Edmund Burke Peter Force, " W. seaton, r.
BLAIR J. q. Rivcs Richard waisch.
Once Coach Factory OF the Centre
Market, Washington, D. G.
SEM ~
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Lives insured Il, -, ~; 50
Isaac Asu.rr, Secretary. " - ooA1''' ''''''"'
avenue, Agent 80 .''' -, '''" -" A'"'
W. Jonssros M. D., opposite City Post Once, 7h street,
Pamphlet, explanatory of the principles and operation. of the com
Dec g. ~ '" -rp'~"''" y ''' 's'"' ''N'' 49,.
a. g.. -. -.
9loU Page county Virginia on the Oh inst boy named aaron
spoken o. ysy lips. heavy tongue lie
had on when be len domestic key AIDED black Color
1 gns o. ee s s .S q S T e " should he Be
Aaron len in company with .pgy yslOweo red complex
made. Both the above boys are good eospen
septaa-1 Luray, Page county, virginia.
THE new York Journal OF Medicine and the COL
jus. ssee ,ssa BY ne subscriber vol M No. n new series for
Article Amputaon. compound fractures, by
Stone M a. d. surgeon 20 BELLEVUE Hospital v Nv n
society .-.
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n, s,h M % p run = ~ ~ A y $3.50 M ~
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bibliosrapbcai notices. :
,Oiisi summary. 'N ' '"''N' ''''''''' '' '''
Price % per advance single 50 Specimen
psa, 70 The puSsRsr New Yok city, post
Nov 2a-lmw Penn s avenue, @ sI1n;s"S c.
... Christopher 0rsmmer,
dfforn,v and CounseHor of Lam
q, . ,,,,,c - ~ - - :, - - -" - - - -. =,
tween ~ and 9Th Streets he will continue TO prscse law In the
Courts Of e District and prosecute claims before Congress the De
Panen and The Board Of Commissioners OF Mexican claims
hWn-eod2m
49,, - -
lust RECEIVED Island Of 81 Thomas per brig
Annaosn Dory lot Of the finest genuine
brought this Market which will be served daily soup,
and all modes Of cookery and In The best possible
Also, Norfolk fresh oysters, pced oysters sheephead
ere hoghs &c. &c. all OF which will be served
notice. .. " " II"
0y-familes served as usual. .. -. .---.
Aug ls-u w, WALKER
s f,.,sS o s spsn n. v s " ,ae pro
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s,,n n, hs .o,s isnsnsses n. well NJ An M