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ALEXANDER HILLS
HOUS E FURNTS HING STORE

HO US E FURNISHTNG STORE,
Sc Camp street. NewOrleans,
WHERE families find all articles OF House keeping
w conprng general assortment and select stock Of
KITCHEN Neutrality-suspicious. Utensils, Tin and
Iron Ware Fire Sets, Brass and Steel Shovex and
Tongs; and Kitchen Fire Iron ware.
ENAMELLED and paentmeal timed HOLLOW
WARE; Fire Dogs.
GERMAN SILVER, Block Tin and Britannia TEA and
COFFEE URNS.
TABLE CUTLERY; German Silver Britannia and Iron
TEA and TABLE SPOONS
WOODWARE-BLass and Iron bound CEDAR PALS
CHURNS and TUBS.
RATTAN-BOUND CEDAR WARE, a new article
WILLOW WARE-Baskets. Cradles, Nurse Chairs and
Wagons
BRUSHES-Fancy and Plain. busting, Sweeping, and
Hearth Brushes.
MATS-Jute Manila Alicante. Palm, and Husk MATS,
s WATERS. and TRAYS.
BRASS, Britannia. and new Metal CANDLESTICKS
and LAMPS.
STEAMBOAT and HALL LANTERNS
COOKING STOVES and FURNACES
D. s. ]. Wnght's patent premium COOK STOVES, for
Wood or Goa -with fixtures complete; the most ap-
proved article in mars TN
to- Hotels and Steamboats, furnish at rednced nrlet.s
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IRRIGATION.
HIGH SCHOOL FOR b Young 2 SHAPE ApSEs

as BOARDERS OR DAY PUPILS,
ESTABLTSHED in lS42 under the supennltenasnce u
Il the Misses ALLISON from London-ln LIE nnsIau
ton conducted on the best plans OF Euiopean
tn couse of study is thorough and sYstemauc no
theories or superficial methods OF eachng 10 ec aspay
are resoed to- in any of the various scehce
literature. a.. .u,..;,..,a..o ,r .
French Gentleman of high literary atalnments other ian
euaces nnsic anal the accomplishments taught by mas
fen Of eoual eminence in their professions
Drawing in every style taught by the Misses Allison
themselves pupils for OF one OF the most eminent
drawing masters IN Europe
ny Terms may be known application TO the residence
oftba Misses ALLISON Carondeet st. ms ly
JOHNSON HIGH SCHOOL.
GEO. w. HARBY, PR1N DIP Al.
Naiades street, betaoeen 1haIiG and JHelp0mene
RECOMMENDED BY
Isaac Johnson Governor OF the State OF LOUISIANA
Trasim0n Landry, Lieutenant Governor.
Charles Gayarre, Secretary of State
Alexander Dimitry, Sup. General OF PUB EDUCATION
George Eustis, Chief Justice supreme Court.
A. NJ Buchanan, Judge District Court.
Geo Y Bright Justice of the Peace.
I D. B DeBow, Professor University OF LOUISIANA.
M NJ Cohen Admir-
A. b. CrossMan, Mayor Of the City.
Joseph Genois, Recorder Municipality No One.
Joshua Baldwin. No Two.
p. Seuzeneau. No. Three.
TERMS.
For Day Pupils, from 81 to $40 per Month.
Boarding Pupils from SIS to $40 per Month. apl2 3no
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a c. AINSWORTH NO7.dR Up UBLIC and COM
N. MISSIONER OF DEEDS for cperg State in the
Uaiom. .OFrIcE-N2. SO CAMP STREET, New Orleans
Mortgages Drawn, and all Documents and instruments OF
Writing Prepared, and Authenticated for Use and Record
in any part of the UNITED STATES.
6 Marine and other Protests particularly attended TO :
and all cases of General Average Partial Loss correctly
stated and promptly arranged. mh26 1yd&W
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nr "I never knew any man, says an old all
thor, "who could NOT bear another's msfortunes
perfectly like christian;'' which reminds us of
the old lady who thought every calamity that hap
pened to herself a trial, and every one that hap
pened to her friends a JUDGMENT!
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE!
wholesale and Retail Furniture Warehouse,
MARTIN III. DEVEREUN.
MANUFACTURER OF ALL ARTICLES IN THE
Conner. Tin. Sheet.yrOu & Crate Rnsinase

Copper, Tin, Sheet-IrOn & Crate Business.
CRATES of Brass. Russia OF Berlin Iron, of any a
VI pattern size to suit the Fire place or Mante -
STAIR and CURTAIN Rods, KITCHEN FUR. ND
NITURE in general Kitchen RANGES, for
Families of from eight thousand persons improved BY
M II; d. Plain and Bronzed PYRAMID STOVES to
suit Churches, Halls Public Rooms: Small do for Off
ees or Counting Ship and Steamboat CA BOOSES
non No to 8, for coal or wood. STOVE.PIPE of all
sizes and put up Bath Heaters Stills. Worms, Sugar La
dies, etc., on hand or TO order,
N. B.-BudeFs and Others in want of Crates Tin Con-
Pipes Cutters will find it to their advantage to call
and examine the same.
T All REPAIRS promptly attended TO at
Si No. rs Tchoupitoulas st., New Orleans
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81, We DEPOT.

j. BUDDY.
fT~ Slave Yard and Boarding House, 15o Ciayief
street second door from Carondelet
HOUSE SERVANTS and FIELD HANDS lor'sae
at all times. Slaves will be receive ed board sold
on favorabeterms. The building large three story brick
honse, and very comrodious Slave Depot Particular
attention will be paid the health and cleanliness Of ali
s~~--+-~ 81 'ss Yard. AFT
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n-A country clergyman being opposed to the
use of the violin in the church service, was, how
ever, overrued by his congregation, who deter
mined to have one. On the following Sunday, the
parson commenced the service by exclamng, in
fong.drawn accents, you may fiddle and
sim q the 10th PSALM
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STOP HERE!-S5o0 FORFEIT.
mo. IL C.4ROND ELET STREET,,Sign of tn

.Hsscuknpian Statue.
i Mr. LEROY'S and PELETIER'S (of Paris) Com
- POUND SPECIFICS and ANTI VENkREAL MIXTURES
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ITO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAL DIS.
EASES.-The reputation of the writer welt eab-
shed that all that necessary to those who have
unfortunate have contracted of hos dread
u diseases known and called Secret Diseases in any part
their forms that the writer alter success
full practice OF twenty year, confined strictly Yenerea
Diseases and Diseases of the Blood QavDg treste and
leved many hundreds who past all hope, many of
whom had been under the treatment of eminent physicians
wilhou receiving benaf enabled to offer posi-
lively safe, certain and speedy Should any oil the
unfortunately afflicted this short Advertisement they
would do well TO call at No. 80 CUsToMHoUsE STREET,
before applying elsewhere and avail themselves the
fits OF the subscribers long and successful perience
mis- If B. T. MULLEN, s. Cnsto house st
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CONVENIENT COTTON TABLES

CONVENIENT COTTON TABLES.
NE have Just received of little work. showing
w the cost of Cotton per pound shipped either Mobile
New Orleans, when landed the wharf at LIVERPOOL
at given price, rate of exchange and eghts and also
showing the price of the article at Lverpoo when the fac
tors commissions and other added This work
complied and published by MI James l.. Lawrence of
This city, and of much arthmeuca labor and win no
doubt valuable and practical TO those
engaged in the staple. 1t got up STYLE pocket
book form, and for sale by
DAVID FELT & CO, "A Chartres ST.
mills b. NJ NORMAN Is Camp ST
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$3.50 REWARD.

$3.50 REWARD.
E'HE above reward will be paid by the undersigned iof
Il The apprehension and conviction of the person or =
persons hatboring the Muatto Girl MATILDA. or "A
TILLA. Said girl rather bright muatto, abOutGhA
feet inches high 10 or 20 years of age stoutA
made prominent and short turns her feet when
walking and appears frightened when spoken to I0ughy
She dohb harbored in OF the houses OF
apd have understood is frequener OF the coioed maskea
balls She various DISCUSSES and names. and ene,
represents herself be Free or has forged pass $50 WIZ
be paid for her apprehension alone and lodging heI any
Jail Of the city. GEO. K .BEAhD.
rnho /, magazine 81.
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CLEVELAND
WAITE R-CURE STA B L H M e N T

WA e R. y e T L II NJ E N
rIyHE Subscriber has erected in the immediate vicinity of
l. CLEVELAND. Ohio, large and spacious Build <ssA
ngs for the accommodation OF Patients who may EsssS
feel disposed make practical apllcatOn of tbekzh-A
HYDROPATHIC or WATER: CURE Treatment under
the favorable auspices. for the removal of Disease
The Water this Establishment pure, soft and
abundant; some of the Springs very cod-one. in
which the thermometer stands at 4SC Fahrenheit in Sum
ne The best and most experienced German Nurses are in
attendance All Patients required to furnish three Com
fortes two large Wooden Blankets two Cotton
Shirts; coarse Linen Sheet, that may be cut with
pieces of Linen Cotton for Bandages and six Towels
The subscriber intends the location of his establish
ment second the country have the reputG
tion second to
Patients should bear in mind, that the restoring of
health will be the qua with him. it should be
the great desderatum with them Everything else should
be made subservient to that great object.
All communications must be 0st.pdid.
Z. T. SEELYE, NJ. D., Proprietor.
Cleveland Ohio lS49. fyl6 Bind ltw
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81 ROBERT SKINNED
BRICKLAYER, No. 10 ROYAL STREET,
I UNDERTAKES all kinds of FIRE WORK, such as the
~ Setting of Cooking Ranges, Ovens. Steam "A.
Boilers etc. All work done by the subscriber will 80
be guaranteed and specimens of his work may be ~
any time.
N. B.-PLAsTERING and WHITEWASIiING done
with dispatch. lal9 Nv
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NOTICE. I
lHHE subscribers have com 1eted their aQArEe- ~
-ments for q more extended business than thatN n
n hitherto done by the old house. Our stock oi~,o
G9 DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
X& SUsGICAL INSTRUMENTS AND PERFUMERY,
kEA embracing intend shall every article needful
to the Heads OF Families Planters and Country Dealers will
not be exceee lin excellence of quality of
price by any 9th .r house in the trade while ASA
GENERAL PATENT MEDICINE AGENT
orders be addressed with confidence and certainty
of ha, them properly and faithfully attended to- pre-
viousy experienced in this place.
~ The usual credits and facilities Of trade extended to
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$40 REWARD an.
WILL be given for the apprehension of the Boy JIM
w who absconded from the subscriber on the 9TH n
December last The boy about IA years of age, dark *
grille complexion high cheek bones rather engthened' n
visage, and is spightly and intelligent. - ~
fy2 RICHARD TERRELL. IL aDd20 Banks Arcane.
RAN AWAY.
JNHE BOY DANIEL, aged about 30; complexion ~
copper color; feet 8or3 inches high; stout built ~
'a an2stf ii6yT b FORD HIST Cbnrlss street
SPERM CANDLES.
COO BOXES Sperm Candles for sale BY ,r
OUU WHITTEMORE & CUTTER,
my9 10 Tchcupitoulas 81
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!. EZ, Professor O
ES2E1E|jfITE

No. Is Exchange aley, near the St. Louis Exchange
DRIvATE LESSONS given during the Day or Night
L TRANSACTIONS from English French, Portuguese OF
Italian into Spanish French, Spanish Italian or Poru
guese into Eenglsh done at shortest notice. iyl6 6m
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~ The Can will leave New Orleans and CaolIton ever
hour after O'Clock Sundays, if the weather is fair
@ The Lafayette Horse Cen will leave every Is min
from the corner of Baronne and Canal ss. noyi2-6m
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/ ROBERTSON u CO, No 81 CANAL STREET has
y. received per recent arrivals from New York and n
PaIs complete assortment of Gentlemen superine ISL
60 Black and DIab Beaver, Russia Moeskin and -
$50 Nuta HATS, latest styles. Also Infants, Boys
=: 0and Youths Cloth and Velvet CAPS of every va
together with large of all kinds of Straw
HnIs found in our markets. such Panama Leghorn,
ATS Children fancy trimmed Leghorn Rice Pearl etc
All OF which we respectfully offer our friends and the
public the reasonable terms wholesale and retail
a. the FASHIONABLE HAT and CAP STORE No
81 CanaI street, new Orleans. mill n,
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MEDICAL.

nR. ii. A. FOURNlQUET-Ofic ON St. Mary street
IL between Camp and Magazine streets, opposite the
Magazine street Market, at HGoidmaans Drug Store.
LAFAYETTE. mhO 3m
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n..uoMM MAHOGANY, LupMnBE Err, ETC;
~ sGGANTLLNG, TURNED NEWELI.s and BAL
LISTERS: Oak Ash, Cherry Black Walnut Maple
Beach Hickory. Clear White Pine Cypress Poplar and
Yeliow Pine, assorted sizes. and well seasoned.
LIME, SAND, English and American FRIEDRICH
Fire Clay. Fire Tile. CEMENT, Plaster, etc.
IIGNUM VITE. SPANISH CEDAR, FLORIDA
CEDAR, JUNIPER. WHITE-OAK TIMBER and
KNEES. For sale in lots to suit by ~
PRAGUE Il SHERMAN, Arcade Mills
apl3 I'm IA Is and IS St. Josepb st
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CON s U MPT lon CURABtE.
oSOME reader will ask What is it possible TO repro
y duce Lungs that gomez Certainly not. Bata
ceatrice form and the patient will recover -4ndrat
DIR. TUNSTALL, of London, Edinburg and Paris, after
% years experience in the Medical Gee Diplomas
at his ofice) attends daily to DISEASES OF THE
of the Chest Hectic Flush Pain the Chest Colds
Bronchitis Night Sweax, and other Diseases OF Debility
(ee Testimonials the Daily Crescent JAM 18th. lS49
References given to numerous patients in this city.
DIR. T. will take pleasure examining the Chest, and his
first consultation free 70 Circus street. between Per
didd0 and Gravier streets. ja20
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CoLEMAN'S IMPROVED PATENT PORTABLE

VOIIGNhN > INI NOV6 I'D PAIENT PORTABLE
IND tL9TQRY MILLS,
MANUFACTURED by w. P. COLEMAN Girod street.
Nl one door below Baronne New Orleans. These Mil,
in successful operation in the following States, viz
Ohio, New York Pennsyyani, Virginia. Kentucky Indi-
ana, Illinois. Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa. Missouri Ar
kansas, Tennessee. Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas
Mexico and on account of their portqbHY the very
thing for California number of them have been pur
chased recently for those " Dggins.'
Ey War aned to perform to the satisfaction of the pur.
chaser money Refunded. tmh14] w. p C.
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r A LIE. 80
A FIRST CLASS STEAMBOAT, mea, - b
BEAM with six feet hold, has three forty inch
boilers 70 feet long two wentynch cylinders, eel
inches water, and will carry AGO tons freight. Is only one
year and nine months old her cabins furnished excel
icuas apply to
dl4 tf HYDE AZ OETESRY ~ povdrass
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!, lsS, ~ ,5t; Cotton. &.
Charleston Prices from ,34 to
j 1r2 cents per pound.
Our Court

/ !.
OF Common Pleas and Sessions com
fncnced sits sittings on Monday.aE His
Honor Judge o'NsAEE presiding. The
dockets are crowded with; howeycr, no
case Of public inportahce,. though oil
doubtless of.great concern 10 The parties
directly interested. Tie mass Of busi-
ness will soon yieldto The unwearied, indc-
fa,igable exerlions Of His Honor, who
goes TO the attack with un energy not
easily TO be conquered. i; ,,!l
He delivered his churge totbe Grand
Jury with that eloq,icnce aud earnestness
for which he is 50 distinguished. Ills re-
marks on the license law, and ngainst
the practice Of carrying concealed @eap-
ons were enforced with an ability that
must have carried conviction 10 every
;unprejudiccd mind. The moral. bearing
lofhis charge was calculated TO produce
an influence on The co,nmunityof,a kind
most favorable tothe promotion Of virtue
and temperance. Muy lie long be spared
10 dignity and adorn the Judicuiry oflhc
Palmetto State.
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800
,sDsiiS "a IS.
Ri s;la "a sss.,, n. I. 4,

l q casins ID! e9 Is, ~,
he iI,sI, sI,l.,ls,,.,',
lstoa tbc ,osls 81 atl,e dss,ast IS IS
traitl ia sis i:,,n1.
IStle gfDeiifs lie RIOTS tySa iIaci j
lsserest of The; oinIaii, l,s al. I
stlIned tllat aolpc coatEo Ing easol led 4,
Inc !: illsassir tho ire
ieiaee ono WHO iyss sany 9slis
.sgss ironl slls road isy bong compelled
not bs ,,a, s'a ,,o,sss " lne 9 Y e,
ien9 rs sG M y KS a,psle ulrss
become ofilio t,leaE., fs ~ IS,
lsGamden and G,oIumbi ii. SUM a5,,i ha, . 4.
those towna4 'a' q, " II Indies be prevailed
lT,on $50 co,lntef this, anti now. I
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Inccntliary Publications.

We have heretofore mentioned that sever
al anti slavery papers have been received at
different Post Offices in the State and we
are now compelled to acknowledge that cur
Mail has twice been contaminated by such
vile documents. Several copies OF an cad
dress to the Voters s"-signcd "a True Car.
Gilman, addressed to some of our District
Officials were received in Fridays and Satur-
days Mail 1t is q document of the most in
cendiary character, proposing the total abol-
ishment of Slavery. Is there no remedy
fol. the oppressed Souih-even from the
hands Of Government officials-and in such
work we see the fingers Of our ,rorthy Vice
President and Honorable Post Master Gen.
e-al. We have cautioned the South in re-
gard to them, and we trust the people will
awake to a sense Of their rights and strive to
abate such ,nuisances.
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A Daring Act.

a burglarious entry was made on
Sunday night into the house Of WIN. a.
CoLcLoueH Esqr, Of this village, during
q temporary absence Of the innates.--
The robber forced open book. case and
slrew the genllcman's papers over The
floor, but did not succeed fin laying his
hands OH any thing valuable. iap
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News by the MaiIs,

Twelve dwellings were destroyed bys fire
IN Charleston on Tuesday morning last.
TELEsRA APIIIc Flhe wires eyonti gafm-
den were blown down last THURSDAY, The
New Western line has comnenceff npef atoms
between Macon and Griffin!
STEAMER NIAGARA arrived at ISl;fax, on
Thursday last cotton had doe lined Is 81,
/ Penny The sales for a. fortnight pre- yions
Ito the sailing ct the steamer amounted to
6o, 900, bales, stock on hand $50
RoRRsnY. The banking Office of & yVM.s
SEsDtTT S Go, ,of St Ipuis was bur
/ Paper and specie ID the amount of 8 IG, GIG,
36 was stolen. 81
The Steamer Osprey arrived Fat Ghalas-
tonion4S Saturday last. She left Philadel-
5phia i;oD Saturday oath suit. and rnnsid.s
erable anxiety had been lcit for her sui tety
A DRowNED.- As man named q Thomass
lslmpre, formerly !pf & A Bbeyi De district,
fell from The steaIner Daniel Pratt, nears
Selma, Ale. and was d rownesd ID,
The Cabinet fRas in session en- ,liii,rs-
day las, on The subject nf the steamer fit
ling out in this country for Prussia, 10 be I
used in her contest with Denmar
Mr. Hannegan, our New Minister to
Berlin, has at Inst received his cornmiis-
sion, drawn his outfit, and is now on his
way to EUROPE. S.,
81 Mr.. DANIEL AppLEToN.s sof iflc old cs-
tahlished hook publishing house Of u. Il.
pleton q Co, n ewe Y rk eparsc tfAs
life on The 2slh.inst al an udyanced age.
News OF THE ANKLIN gxPspirIoN.
- . scasks has been picked UP in latitude
6Si 10 N.sand longitude Cd so syy &, cor.
tanning important inforrnatiea relaiiycIto
The Franklin edition.
III THE WEATHER Since onr$ list issue
we haye;hada large fiasSc, md the cot,sc-
quence is, the almost total destruction of.
The fruit, and yegetnbl les, in sthis 4 pari. of
the lga5t country. tits. now quite chilly, and
fires are Necessary $. sg
I GiERliAAN 9 Fl PAPER 10 BosroS ii owl
dencs ofthe increase in the, GerInan pom
lnlllaltion, in Boston, is presented in Tie Sai,.
pea rance of nj neWsPap per 10 that lang
entitled the 8 Boste,i luer1k:u ~ SIS
A loan advertised for By lie New Yrork
Hudson River Railroad Comp panpJs soi five,
hundred thousand dollars, was tlEen, II,
one day and thirty thousand dollars in
addition thereto.
~ BIRDS. .-4-lt IS proved that d pair 81 spa
rows during the time they have their
young feed, destroy, on, an average, Il
every week, three thousand tfrec hundred
and sixty Scateepill llarss This chi Rlcnlaiioifl
is founded npot, actual obscr walton.
Z,
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Negro Stealing,

at the late sitting of the court at Camden,
one Brown was convicted Of stealing ncrroos.
The poor creatures, who were beguilcd by
him were induced to steal large sum of mo-
ney from their master, on this mans promise
to carry them to q free state. He rot the
money, and then, by an agent carried them
to Virginia, where the slip was given to them.
They were soon approhended and upon COM
muncating the facts, the agent who had made
tracks for home, leaving the poor negroes to
shift for themselves, was, himself, arrested
and sent to Kershaw and upon his testmo-
ny Broom was convicted. We suppose the
abolitonists will make another great cry a.
gaiEst law necessary to our personal securi-
ty, and dictated by wisdom and policy; in "a
yor of a convict who first could scduco the
negroes from their duty to their master, in
duce them to violate the precepts of Holy writ
which forbid stealing and then false to his
faith, at last deceived tho ignorant creatures
he had seduced. For such martyrs as these
are the crocodile tears of Northern Abol-
tionists ever shed. tf@ Aa3
Quaint remarks are we'll enough when
they come naturally; but TO strain after an odd
and eccentric EXPRESSION. ia too much like
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DueI.

4 We regret TO learn that duel between
II. LEVY Esq and Dr.. McKain, the brother
ofthe newly elected Intendant of Cam
den, in consequence Of some hasty remark
of the latter over the bullot-box, took place
on Friday near Camden, resulting in
wounding Mr.. Levy in both legs.
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@ iaieS yIosehce of parties ill ESnada ard tt,a
renee slse glisis,
tresls native residents, lead ii o9 bel;of
y thaeit 8fl notbe long beiors trou M blo 81 9aj,'
ext'erssieed a. lliat quarter ,,;, i
kenzs Ifes veptufed to otllr,i and l,as;
beensand will be hunted non, place; IL ii g
antll lle reaeles bis alorltedss n,,.,,.
3it VIII be renenS nSerod induced tic poa acaab Is
farmers in Northern New otls fo aid 4, ,,a
olationsls il their ID overthrow,
J the English dominion and sybei, shs lad dole
Esq ho deaertsd iiem ID Ii, janonil,.
ioas i5Ii death: He theh fled ta ew York eity,
was received BY Tie enemies ion ii tlie
out, seEye aBuse and ID fact tIe ~ Whole
Union, through sthe columns of the New
York for.a tima, was appointed to a
minor desk ii the Gust o.lis. Where i,ei stole
'.lie private papers Of many Of the late i collee.
ter, inelndng letters from sSSi various m
dstinga men aud on being removed from
dl,s sMitdatIon M s bs 80 held,
gave them 70 tho in the shane Of
\ cret history q the Polite fofs the STATE of.
New York he sale Of which bo.yavarii
was arrested ~ the authorities and he ma,,a-
iged oieseape the punishment lie, richly d.
served. We trust, however, tliat tie time Ii
sapproachi1g when has ca, NO longer ESCAPE
md tllatta reward eslneetedFt iiihi.s
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The Secretary of the Treasury has given
notice that he will pay offthc Mexican War
Bounty Scrip on the lst Of July.
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fsyerdiet Of s18,0 600 was given at Rlontre-
Al, against the :proprietors Of lipc of stages,
for injnrles sustained by a passenger. in con-
Deqncnce Of The intoxication Of the driver.
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TRAYELEINt AGENT,

ltey, EpgRIcK RUSH, lis "a travelling
Aren't for this paper, and is authorized 10 re.
,ceiye subscriptions and rets;pt for the same.
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p Quaint remarks are we'll enough when
they come naturally; but TO strain after an odd
and eccentric expression, is too much like
aimed oddity in dress and manner.