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and places Of residence to L. Cau al The h
DEADY-MADE Goods Gentlemcn.--we have just
and beautiful assortment Of soodsi
Of the latest style and best material
and other business coats in variety
Panaoons and vests large supply always on hand u
and our eel %aen superior both
that they cannot be eIeeIed any respect
We have also fine stock o. good. make 70 order should we
nSs fi f.ssy 9 u @ @ :ns good I'd
suanges prices shall be right and no Ssyi1Sn oppu
doors west Of Browns Hotel, Penn.
GOSHEN But.er, Flour, ss.- Sci s hi. day.
Goshen Butter Of selected daes, put up for family use
7 kegs choice Glade Butter Somerset county, Pe.ny'a
"a boxes English dairy Cheese
s1Ss 90 and Is
s. barrels eris Gsne.se Family !, Flour. 1vvu.co
Dec 4-3sw3w Opposite Browns Hotel.
IREsH Cloths, C...imsrs., and Vestins.- Gentlemen
ionaSIe STYLE can now be certainly calling having
FensS Enash and American Cloths cassimeres yesns
ns and mos. %.s an. s AS
viii be ready at a day or notice. satisfactory a. always
1 $ &
I'D and sa@ @
respectfully solci, call from members Of Congress-
'a"s' and the citizens Of s%aSEs MITCHELL
Between eti and 9Th streets, Pennsylvania avenue.
NJ" A Card 60 the Public.
w have day received per large supply Of ladies
W white black, Kid slippers CATER boot and EN-
% @ be- sousS ne cseSraed New York very
For senuemen dress and boots patent leather shoes
and soo elastic S .s %a . a
kept establishments All owhch are offered
at Wholesale OF retail at moderate prices covtr soS
Dec 4-eodiw
CREsH Fruits, Sc.-Just received nom late arrivals
3csscs fresh Prunss, IN jars and fancy boxes
~ boxes fresh Genoa Citon
Ceases havana assorted Preserves
2okegs Malaga Grapes, In fine order
1900 lb. new zante Cur,ans
1850 lbs. MarselIes Almonds
s ,SS 40 40 T a. F r,,ssps ~"
Dec Dec ' a%s ~ w. opposite Browns Hotel
EANCY SEALING wAx.-w. FISCHER, importer Of sta
se sa y px w Of ne most Ssn, eoo put up
q small bc5e, and pscsge which ne w ,s sen .nd @ cents
page--one third less Than il Is sold elsewhere
Dancing Academy.
MR r. Liable has 10 the citizens Of
open Tuesday at his residence, on rsnn'yv'
Day: Thursdays, and ss'ar-
p s.Mr H. win commence in Georgetown Monday, ost,
November, at Temperance Hsn, on Bridge street
Nov. 20--dn et
DICH visstes and Msntillss OF the latest Partisan
styles received per invoice Of my Gro de
Rhine Amure visites manuas Of entirely
elegant Styles which invite The attention o. ne ladies'
OF the District I'm. hoobe ~
Nov Is-3wn INTEL kepJ
THOMAS II. TWrTTY,
(L1fe of Narrator, North CaroffndD
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
/ No. % Gravier street, N. o.
| Rsyrnsscsa-TIon. j. r. ,. Daniel, Hon A. W. venabs'
L NOV ~ Gun
| Irving Hotel, Washington,
Cornsr Of Pesnsypsna md lath street.
NENTI.EMEN who paonize this hotel vii
III And n IN erceIep order. the best In tn
city, an it appointments well calculates
| 10 insure me comfort Of lie guests. ...
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DTfuIP BARTON KEY viii attend 20 any business
he may inued with before either Of the courts Of this Dis
tct and win attend the prosecution Of claims before Con-
rres and ue Departments. once on O street. -
WAsuIrsTer, July ls, 1874, ypT H-Sswn
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AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.

n CARVALHO, Artist, ot BALTIMORE, respectfully informs he
~. Of Washington and the public In general that he has
Gallery formerly occupied by Van Loan
Of ~ and Pennsylvania avenue, where he
which will bear with
daguemeotypes world lie has established Baltimore
reputation and the public
Of procuring artistic
picture, will be worthy place the cabinet Of the
table. Groups Of number
with all the classical arrangement Of light and
shadow expression, and beautiful tone Of highly mezro
tint engraving
NJ D. creates, procuring
and will charge be made without the
perfectly satisfactory Call and examine specimens. Post
attended to- Corner Of " street and Penn
syvania
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Dec' u
FIFTY DOLLARS REwARD.-Ran away from tho sub.
se n R a.. S fnss eG a eI
Ss Ist as
home secured JAIL 50 that 8; hsn sFfSsru
building Of ST vncen,s Orphan Asylum, Of ION
the nigh, q The Isl Refreshments win b provided and
proceeds Of the festival win be applied te
Of &c new 50 and much wsnsd % osss &
charge expected that the public will give their attention and
UNITED STATES HOTEL. WASHINGTON.
THE Hotel viii be opened Tuesday the t in
slant for the reception o. guests. o...,...,
furniture throughout he house and ss es confident
NV ,be snb.erte and he homes IN msr, con-
nuance patronage extended (c
~ '''''' '"' "'"'''" EDWARD II. FULLER,
"A Morocco covered Prayer Books, English
'"s'"''' '" o''' WIN A. WHEELER co.'s, stationen,
slim Of Pennsylvania avenue and ION street.
4 HANDSOMELY furnished House, I'm central and
health. ~, e e sss.s nssss. s S1 snS
house win be rented for the session q csnFs longer
period Mod ~ d.ss s Appg Corner ~ is and streets.
MA. Jos. r. KEssLER Professor fnsic,
HAVING returned TO this city after an unavoidable ss.snes
caused BY ~ health has now The honor % renew me oae o. pa
s.nSou sna be- devoted b.
soS sTs wses St him Il fesss.
boarding ish between Pennsylvania avenue and street,
Nov MISUNDERSTANDING - -. u
WTsTER fashions ANN srEIR having received
her selections o. me latest Paris Millinery VIII introduce nem
show room. on D street, between oh and ION. Oct 81
THE RUBY, Annual for 1880, with suysrb steel
o,seso. sns r IN" FRANCE TAYLOR
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LA CRONICA.
a Spanish aepsYayev, yvimted IN Nftc York.
THIS journal u Handsomely printed twice week;
form, the most approved
modern style lately the second lbs publ
cation and during time has been published has aed
regularity II IL ably conducted by Don A.
MAkrs and employs regular al the court Of
all the countries OF Spanish
America Officers Of the American government, members OF Con
spanish and Spanish American poll
ties by mall postage free, e postage be-
Publisher New York, without charge the
subcnbers following rates, invariaby In advance
For months. ~
Persons wishing to subscribe will apply 10 -
.. p. JEFFERSON,
Dec 6-law3a Smiths row, Eleventh street, near y.
ERENCH Mertnos, rccefyed-We invite the attention
Of ladies Of French mernos, cashmeres &C.
We the following desirable shadesi .
pieces blue Maxane, Cobus, and blue, best grades
coors, scarlet, cherry and pink
shades merino brown, clare and
.
10 pieces mode color cashmeres and mennos
pieces best black Thbet mernos with large and complete
figured casheres and mu-ns Of which are
ceedngy ch win be sold The terms
Dec B-FsH CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, CO.
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COR sale, very desirable three-story brick house,
building SORES, good yard and stable, and
back alley Is feet situated street, between ~ and
9Th being Of the most desirable parts Of The city Tor pm
residence. -
Terms be made easy but rulo money will be
CURED the first payments
For further particulars apply 10 GREEN TAsTET,
Nov 4-2aw3wif Concert Hall.
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FANCY SEALING wAx.-w. FISCHER, importer Of sta
one, Just direct from the manufacturer yer
assomcn, fancy Of The most brilliant eoo pu. uL
Hail. be had three and four cents
page--onc- third less than IL IL sold elsewhere
' Nov Q7-3taw3w
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Whole tickets S2O-halves Sl0quarers S5-eghths 81 80
Certificates Of packages Of IS whole tickets Sso W.
Do do Of 25 half do l40 90
Do do Of IS quarter do 70 90
Do do of 25 eighth do IS 10
Orders Of Packages in the
above splendid lotteries prompt attention. and
an Official drawing Immediately after is
Address J. l. c. MAURY, Agents,
Dec 2l-- Alexandra, virginia.
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California Item 8

The stock of the Kennebec Mining and Trading
Company for California is all taken, and vessel
provided. She will sail in about four weeks.
The Gloucester Telegraph states that the schooner
Paragon was to have sailed from Gloucester on the
10th ult. with five passengers, for California. She
carries out one hundred barrels Of rum.
The Norwich Comm Courier of the 18th ut.
says: ga number of gentlemen in this city and
vicinity, at the head of whom is Alonzo w. Birge
of Coventry, late Treasurer of the State, have
formed company with capital of $685. 900, to be
divided into fifty shares They are to purchase a
ship, provisions for three years. and the frame
for large hotel, which is to be kept by one of the
company. They are to take out their families, and
go prepared for permanent settlement"
The Northwestern Association, company of
twenty-three young and enterprsing men, who
have purchased the bark Orb, and fitted her out
with everything necessary for a two years. expedi-
ton, were to sail from Boston on the Goth ult. A
geologist belonging to the company will go over
land. "A company of fifteen stout and hardy
young adventures, belonging to Paulet, VT, have
attached themselves to the Bunker Hill company,
which goes out in the ship Regulus from Boston.
A large meeting was held week before last in
Jersey City. for the purpose of, forming California
Mining Company, to be composed of thirty men,
bers, the shares $500 each
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LOUISIANA INTERIOR.

The Planters Banner says it is in contemplation
to establish Democratic paper in that town.
The RIVER AND WEATHER-At Bayou Sara
the river is rising, and the town completely sub
merged. The river continues to rise slowly, says
the Point Coupee Southern Tribune. Within the
past two days it has not risen than one inch
it seems to be nearly on a stand. The weather,
since Wednesday, has been very pleasant.
RAIRoAD.-A meeting of planters and others IA
vorable TO the construction Of railroad from Ope-
lousas to Washington, is 10 be held at the former
place on March Sd.
FIRE AND RoBBERY.-On Saturday evening, the
18th, large building used a stable, crib and
carriage house, belonging 10 the property of Judge
George King, in Opelousas and at present occupied
by Mrs. Valentine King, was set on fire, and in
few moments it became impossible to save any of
its contents, with the exception of two horses that
We're turned out in time. A large quantity of corn
and fodder, and splendid four wheel carriage, as
also another four wheel carriage of less value were
reduced to ashes with the building
During the fire, and at short distance from it,
some rogues were robbing Mr.. Edward Fayole, of
about 81 500 in bank notes, gold and silver A
large trunk, containing this amount, taken from
under his bed while he at the fire, carried into
the prairie, broken open and the money taken out.
A young mulatto belonging to Joseph A. Andrus
has been taken up on suspicion of having commit
ted the robbery.
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From Nassau, N. P.

The brig Pedraza, Capt. Terry, arrived at this
port yesterday, from Nassau, N. p, which place
she left on the 10th inst Capt. Terry reports thai
the brig Susan Ingraham, Capt. Blackngton, from
Thomaston, Me-, for this port, with cargo Of lime,
was wrecked on the Man-of- War keys, Abaco, on
the 9th of January. The vessel took fire soon alter
she struck, and is total loss, The Captain and
crew had arrived at Nassau.
The brig Sea Maid, from Prospect Me-, for Ha-
vana, with a cargo of sugar box shocks, was lost
on Elbow reef, on the same night. The Captain
and crew had also arrived at Nassau.
! The brig EoIus, Capt Devine, of New York,
was wrecked on Stirrup keys, Berry Islands, on the
night of the 18th. She was fifty Gays out from
Cadiz, bound for this port, and is total loss The
cargo, consisting of wines, nearly all saved. The
Captain and crew, with the cargo and materials,
had arrived at.Nassau.
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ncT Annie shall receive attention soon.

THE CONTEMPT CASE OF SHERIFF. LEWIS IN
The FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-Y-sterday morn
ing, when Judge McHenry took his seat on the
bench, the First District Court crowded to ex-
cess and so also were the avenues leading to it, by
citizens anxious to see what passed, to hear the ar
gument of counsel in the case of Sheriff Lewis,
charged with contempt of Court, and to ascertain
the decision of the Judge. As soon as Judge Nc
Henry had taken his seat, Mr.. Grymes, counsel for
the Sheriff, commenced reading his answer to the
rule obtained agains, him for contempt of Court,
in refusing to obey the mandate OF the Court in
paying over the amount claimed by Jesse McHenry,
on q writ of feri tacias issued on judgment OBJ
tanned by him.
The Sheriff, in his answer to the rule obtained
by Jesse McHenry, stated that he had received a
certain amount of money from Mr.. Rousseau, Clerk
Of the Court, writ of feri fdcids, but had not
received an order of Court to pay the same or
any portion thereof, nor he officially aware Of
the existence of any such order. He further averred
that he had always obeyed the orders of the Court
that he had no intention of disobeyng them, and
that he never intended any contempt of Court.
Mr.. Grymes then addressed the Court in defence
of his client, and was followed by Mr.. Jesse
McHenry in reply. Judge McHenry then made a
lengthy statement as to the money in the Sheriff IS
hands, and the alleged claims upon it, and con-
cluded by deciding that all the processes held by
the Sheriff, except the feri facias issued on the
Judgment obtained by Jesse McHenry, were of no
effect as to the money claimed by Jesse McHenry,
ct the same time remarking that he would take the
charge of contempt into consideration. Mr.. Grymes
here rose and said that all the Sheriff required was
that the statement, made by the Judge, should be
embodied in his judgment and placed on record, so
that he (the Sheriff. might place it among his
vouchers and be able to produce it his authority
for paying over the money claimed by Jesse
McHenry, in case any other parties should lay claim
70 it, Hereupon the Judge said he would prepare
his judgment with great care, and embody therein
the statement he had made Thus the affair stands
Ut present What the subsequent proceedings will
be. time alone will develope
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BooKs.-From the Appletons, The publishers,
through the courtesy of J. B. Steel, we have been
favored with copy of Guizot's wfk on Democ-
ncy. :. From the same source, W. have received
valuable work, particularly intsres ng TO all gold
struck individuals, called the California Guide
Book 1t contains Fremont's geogra phical memoir,
Emory's expedition, and Fremont's narrative of his
expedition TO the Rocky mountains. Its illustrated
by two splendid maps.
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" r W RI E A " )
ANOTHER CREvAssE.-We learn that a crevass

ANOTHER CREvAssE.-We learn that crevasse
occurred in the Levee at Bouligny yesterday morn
ing, which, for time, Threatened TO be productive
of serious consequences. As soon as the intellI-
aence was conveyed to our worthy Mayor, that en-
ergetic functionary Immediately fastened TO the
spot. A strong force was at once SCI to work, and
we are happy to learn that such repairs have been
effected as relieve us from all fear of immediate
danger, and that in few days the Levee will be
strengthened and put in excellent orer, so that no
farther alarm will be likely to proceed from that
nuarfer
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New SPECIES OF CoTToN.-Mr. VIM. A Hays,
the Panama CORE spondent of Tue Mob.e Tribune,
has sent the editor of that paper sample Of wild
cotton which he procured from tree on the top of
mountain some flour leagues from Panama. The
tree, he says, was one year old, about twenty five
feet nigh and thirty feet across near the top. The
body four feet from the ground, measured four
inches in diameter The sample of cotton, although
carried for time in the pocket, and of course
materially injured in appearance, is of fine silky
appearance.
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Fl THE BRITISH MAIL STEAMERs.-The inhabit-
ants of St. John, New Brunswick, are getting up a
petition praying the Legislature OF the Province to
interpose its influence to prevent the English mails
bsing sent through the United States to Canada, or
the mail steamers from proceeding to Boston and
New York direct, without touching at Halifax,
both which measures are stated to be in contem-
plation. The contractors for the express mails
have already received notice that their services
will not be required after the 9Th April next.
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YAzoo RIvER.-The Yazoo River, says the
Yazoo City Wing of the 23d, is still rising here,
though a gentleman down from Williams Land
ing yesterday morning, says it is falling there.
Though the river is now high, and rising, an intel
igent planter few miles above this, thinks there
h no danger of any but trifing damage. He says
that he and nearly all planters on the river, can
stand three feet yet, without injury.
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AMERICAN THEATRE.--To-n night the very popu-
lar Heron family, who continue to delight the fire.
quenters of the American, will appear in g Perfec-
ton, or the Maid of Munster and will give a
Musical Oo. " Dombey and Son." which is hav-
ing run at the Ameri can, will be repeated. The
attraction should be sufficient to draw a large
audience and, we do not doubt, will do so.
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KENTUCKY DEAF AND DUMB AsYLUM.-We are
indebted to Messrs. A. G. Hodges & Co., State
Printers of Kentucky, for beautifully printed An
nual Report of the Kentucky Deaf and Dumb Asy-
lum for lS4S There are fifty pupils in the Institu-
ton. The price of board and tuition is only $lO5
per annum. The expenditures the last year were
under $1,000. The institution is in a prosperous
condition, with every prospect of increased and ex
landed usefulness
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STICKNEY's CIRCus.-This being the benefit
and last appearance of the great necromantic Herr,
jammed house may be anticipated, mora especially
as the great Magician promises something more
wonderful than he has yet accomplished Mr..
Thomas Craven, the celebrated tumbler, who spins
about with the velocity Of teetotum has been en-
gagged, and will appear in the circus performances.
The interchangeable Stickney has attached to his
establishment riding schools favorable oppor-
tunity for all who would acquire knowledge of
this useful and elegant accomplishment.
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-A>e---
MaEriAd

On the 18th ult the Parish Coupee Rev. DR..
Wnans Mr. THOMAS H. McMANUS, of East Feiciana, Miss
JOANNA W. TRiTT, of West Felcana.
On the 18th ut, Ponte Coupee the Rev. Rogae MAR.
FABRE to Miss MELAZlE GUEHO, both of that Parish
On the 9Th ult in East Baton Rouge, LEVI OR ZEN SHOLER
to Miss JANE ELIZABETH BURNETT both of that Parish
On the 4h ult in Baton Rouge ANTOINE PoUJOL Miss
ELIZABETH THERIOT, both OF that place.
On The 18th ult BY the Rev. Mr. POWELL Mr.. F. HATHORNE
Miss AMELIA d. TODD, both Of Opeousas.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday

ST. CHARLES. " W IRWIN Ohio; Collins Hanford,
Y w C Bib, Vining and lady, M McRes Ala I Ame Miss;
Porter, Anskspas; Brooks Albert Frank Carter,
Tenn Rely ILL Meech N o; DR. Billings, Mis-, w Bbb,
Judge Chnn and lady Tdwel, Courtney, Miss Courtney
HEWLETT'S - Watt, Greenwood A VanDorn james J
Smith, La James Smith, Louisville
PLANTERS Rudise Miss; Howard, Ala; Israel Kss,
house; Y; Boggs, OHIO; Cleveland lager Toledo Srs
Harlan, La A Gonheire.
VERANDAH ID Taylor Mass T Patten and lady, Miss
La; George MacGregor, o; w Courrey R l..
ST LOUIS y Lamphrie, Bedford and lady, Memphis;
DR. Raives Miss DR. Mclyan Cnn VIM Walters, Ia Smith,
St Louis; Payne and lady, Ark; Norman, James Lane
Staeean nd lady Newt rleaus
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ET Gen. Taylor, it is said, has chosen Col. j. Y.
Van Allen, of New York, as his private Secretary.

TERRFIC-One of the orators in Congress, (Mr.
Wilson of New Hampshire,) declared in his speech
in the House of Representatives, that sooner than
surrender the Wimot Proviso he would not only
see the Union, but the Universe dissolved. Awful
resolution indeed
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE. Tonight, Sha ks
peare's play of King John,'' with Mr. Macready
as King John, Mr.. Vandenhoff as FaIconbridge,
and Mrs. Jones as Constance, will be the main at
fraction at this house. 1t is seldom that this play
is enacted here, and we imagine that fact will inau-
ence many to go to the St. Charles tonight, espe-
cially as there is such powerful cast, and Mr..
Macreadys engagement is so near Its close.
s. State Secrets" laughable farce is announced
as the afterpece
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OF Five British subjects from Halifax have
arrived at Boston on their way to California
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TO CALTORNIANS,
SMlTH BROTHER, No. So COMMON STREET
GRAND DEPOT for tie sale of all
INDIA RUBBER GOODS

manufactured under GooDYEAR's PATENT
3 b. have for sale, and constantly receiving
almost every article for the comfort and of the
CALIFORNIAN EMIGRANr Among their assortment NAV be
found air BEDS Air Pillows India Rubber Cloth Rid ng
aps sou westers Cloaks. Coats Pouches Clothing BAGS
Travelling Bags. Bottles Water Tanks Blankets and Tar
- TENTS. PACK SADDLES CALfoBsII S.pnrr
BAGS Saddles and Brides of every DESCRIPTION Ritts ,
rnps, spurs, Hair Rope Moss Blankets etc. etc fy2s
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KINGS Bust OF JOHN QTINcY ADAMs.-The
marble bust of Mr.. Adams, ordered by members of
Congress, is finished, by Mr.. J. C. King the scup-
tor. Mr.. Adams sat to Mr.. King in 1915, and the
bust is from the model made at that time.
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or This belongs to the Lynn News: ''The hands
of giant on exhibition in one of the cities. are
twelve inches in length. He might go 'on all
fours,' since each hand is foot.''
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G- A new History of the United States, in three
volumes, octave, from the pen of a distinguished
member of the Massachusetts, bar, has been COM
pleted, and is in the hands of New York publish
ing house.
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90 A young financier employed in fancy goods
house in Pearl street, New York, being sent to de-
posit check of 1000 on the 18th, returned stat
ing that he had been robbed of the amount On
searching his pockets the money was found in them
and he was Immediately discharged from his situ-
alton
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GsrThe Democratic Review advocates the teach
ing of music in the Free Academy of New York.
1t says truly that the study of music exerts the
most benefcent influence over the mind of the
pupiI"
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o. 1t is estimated that 5000 applications fo
Post-offices are now ready for the new Postmaster
General
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ALL ABOUT CALIFoRNIA.-Copies of the last
Mammoth Weekly Crescent; also, the California
Crescent-containing much useful information re-
specting tho Gold Reg ion from Humboldt Fremont
and others, with maps-may be had at the office,
No. 95 St Charles street