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:" tirstThe State was not in situation TO 40t; from the
reliable information, he satisfied that il would take
twelve months TO place the state in situation of military
fence de for being prepared support the Justice IF
hts cause by arms in MS hands BE was dnclned
iRRca5ase State action beoanse he believed that
g0ud divide the State, and unanmity of the fst
porace He believed that cooperation on the
part sister Southern states yet hopeless;
evidence, The contrary, cheering the spin OF
If it did not equal that of south Carolina yet on
the increase progress had been decided. friends in
the other Southern states were hopeu as to the ultimate
said they only wanted time enlighten the people
oil this subject, Justice well as policy
required that we should walt while for them provided we
did nnt whit long. z,
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CHRrsrMAs GfFrs This Is the day marked by
that beautiful custom. the exchange Of gifts. The
booksellers offsF the most beautiful works, and
fancy dealers ismpt you with jswelry and botterie.
Steel, Morgan, Vvhites and Ball, have full shelves
az books, many valuable from their contents as well
as The Embellishments Of copper plate letter press
and gliding. Guion, Guinness, Hyde & Goodrich,
hare stores sparklig with diamonds and rubiea
= giils are not made today, il will not be from
want Of articles from which 10 select.
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WILFUL PERyERsIoN.-The Mssissippian, pub
lished at jackson, on December Doth, charges Ger.
Downs with Inconsistency and quotes from his let
ter to Gov. Walker, written in january, against
Clay's Resolutions which the editor terms the
Compromise Bill We exposed the nnfairness and
injustice Of this when Mi. Soule made use of the
same argument. But in his case we attributed it to
Ignorance Of American politics. No such pallia-
ton can be made for the Mssissippian. Peter ha d
been passing bad shillings he SaE caught in the
act we nailed il TO the counter, and The missiseip-
plan steals it and puts it in circulation again. He
pays but poor compliment to the side he espouses,
when lie knowingly uses such means to support it,
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From THE CAPE OF Coon HoPE.- Files of
papers received at NewYork from Cape Town, to
the 23d Oct, state that along the frontier another
kailr war apprehended, and that the Kafr servants
were all deserving the settlements, under an order
of native pFophet,who has appointed rendezvous
certain day. The Governor had gone to the
disafeeted district, and it was thought he would
restore peace 1t is also reported that a political
revolution is going at the Cape; the colonists
demanding local Representative Parliament
Petitions were to be forwarded to the Queen and
British Parliament, asking for Colonial Legislative
freedom.
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In Plaquemne. on the llsh ut by j. H. Haase, GEoReE
BLANBENsHP and Miss BRIDGET O'CoNNER.
At the residences of Samuel Braiers in Baton Rouge
the 18th inst, SAMUEL s. WHITE aud Mrs. REscILLA-
Of
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Union Gallerycf Fine Arts-we are requested
II ne "a 70 state that the UNION GALLERY OF FINE
% ~ eio'ea during the next week. commencing on wsdnes
s n order that the present exhibition may be removed and either
anns' substituted To those citizens who have no, visited
W present would them to do so as speedily
as as many excellent Paintings will be removed never again
-f'''s - puuno Sahery' d2l St 2dp
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ORPuAN GTRTs, EAIR.

LARGE number Of the Ladies' Orleans being made
"A fully Of the needy and OF the
amp strsst As lGm-now having 2S Orphans -tntend
holding FAIR for IFS relief NJ the ATmory Hail. Camp street.
cember
during pas srer and
fall added the support large number Of hepltna children
completely exhausted It's limited involved
institution which looks almost alone 10 pubc
charity, for the support Of lis interesting inmates.
Contributions solicited and will be most graf uy
ceived at the Asylum, Camp d2O
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w Adapted for
Christmas and New Year Presents.


Floral Works.
fFlowers all the Jewels give thee ~
THE FLOWERS OF SHAKSPEARE-being series of
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from Shakespeare.
THE PARTERRE; or the beauties of Flora.
ROSCOE's FLORAL ILLUSTRATIONS
LES FLEURS ANIMEES; or Flowers personified-a Flo
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NATURES GEMS; or American Wild Flowers in their
Native Haunts-by i3mma C Embury.
FLORA'S DICTIONARY-by Mrs. Writ, of Virginia.
THE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS.
THE LADY'S BOOK OF FLOWERS AND POETRY
THE POLITICAL LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS; or
the Pilgrimage Of IOve-Edited by Miss E. oakes Smith
THE QUEEN OF FLOWERS.
THE POETRY OF FLOWERS AND FL lyHRs OF
POETRY
THE ROMANCE OF NATURE; or tle Posde,l Inn
guage of Flowers.
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beautiful assortment of CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS bound
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this of the year.
BIBLES and PRAYER-BooKs of all descriptions, and styles
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GOLD PENS AND PENCILs-in great variety, of the
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ThOs. IL. White,

50 CANAL street.
Agnes suickands Queens oHape Illuminated Shakespeare
England Series of Portraits In vols roval svo Turkey
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Our Saviour, with Prophets aud Hsrpe Illuminated Bible
Apostles, With is finished Fiora,s Dictionary By Mrs
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The Pathways and Abiding Places Preeos Works. Complete In
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Characters in shakspeares Coopers Works Complete
Works beautifully illustrated. Mrs sherwood's WORKS
Flowers of Shakespeare. Miss Edgsworh's Works.
Landscape Painters Of England Chambers Miscellany. 10
Evenings at Donaldson Manor 1 Cbaubers Cyclopasiia
or The Christmas Guest. BY Encycopndia Americana
Ma a iacniOsh Tupi er's Pruverbial Philosophy.
'somen Of The Old and New TeS Illustrations
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Leahets o. Memory. SCOTS Works. In 10 vols,
Gems of Nature and Art. tanning ali his WORKS = e,
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Arabian Nights illustrated. Byrons SCOTS Moore's Al I'd
illustrated Historical Library. Longlelow's Poetcal worl
Abbott's Biographical Series, Illustrated.
large illustrated and other Bool e.
and Fancy Articles suitable Christmas Year Presen Is
too mention in daily advertisement public
respectfully invited to call and examine the So
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fkArfpEz VARiK1fks.--rhe mana cement hss made a
cspal move ol the holyasyu Tonight no fewer than nix
entertainments arp given. Beauty and ths Bsast with
SCENERY and powerful Alpine Maid and M Precious
blkF both euppoSIei by talent Of high order musica
F6eEIainenl sustained BY Mr. aud Mrs. Leat and Md'le
HiiaHu Mnns Mangins and Mems. Pngaey in two dances
Here rarstt enough in all Conscience II will, of course
al the house IN all quarters
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Court MARTIAL.--The court martial for the
trial OF Com. APP G. Jones convened at the Navy
Yard in Washington the 18th inst. The main
charge involves an alleged misapplcation of public
funds while at Monterey, viz; the withdrawal of
funds belonging to the Government from the Gus
tody of the purser and using them in the purchase
Of gold dust in California, etc. 1t will excite CON
siderable interest. J. NJ Carlisle ESQ., is the Judge
Advocate, and Gen. Walter Jones will probably Be
for the defence.
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aaecsiote:
I. the 18Th Of The month ts1arcb) compsnyo of
California emigrans ny in the steamboat Ger
yes thaI had previously as We nave see up the
Just above the baacs oppos Rio Grande City.
that place the greater OF Them afterwards proceeded
manned behind nearly were carried of By the dis
Of this number vas Dr. r. keaIney from the city of
spectacle aAients and emiabe character VINO aecompa
days behind at New Orleans eompae his outfit and sub
sequeuty re0ned Il at tn place where he attacked
ness This company ike many oher broke up on the ap
psssncs o. the sOera among them part returning home
pesult Of GELD continuing n me Journey 70 altornia
mentioned of spmalkabs recovery from chotra
under the most adverse and apparently in spite
nave Induced fatal term nation that may Be paT5enei or
excused io mere SboTs a af ne ays the
nny. amounting 70 sgne s4OOg IN geld beside considerable
containing bagkesper Of he tavern at Rio Grande
ity for safe keeping When called upon il he asserted
sas whom u.
% with hi See IL * % R R
nent and indignant this breach Of confidence
Inn 10 tb Gimp Where he " a. CHAINED to og and hr
armed men set Keep constan watch hs actions
Their desgb extract conf If possible from
HIM preference TO the missing funds They induced ahopl
might i0os him to make soms aeInowe Saen 81 TsseitoH
to his agency rprcipaion in The robbery Fortunately
bought about Alter being to the burning snn Is
ay and ing dsw s By S ~, any shelter
were made 70 alleviate to adminer remes
OF kind. The company seeing the loss of he none,
final stop their fur her progrss onward and consequent
disappointment to all their giernR hopes and golden
felt justly ated the whom they conAideTet
the of ALL and ei him die death they deemed wor
thy of bis crime some more nd than The rest, AMI
moved by the snpphcauons Of The for water
bucket tul before him probably suppong that the free
the period OF his life ard suerngs Another yielding 10 hi
request, gave him bottle OF claet which he nsned nea
draugh Alter drinking quart after quart of water
the began revive and finally recovered not hoveye
before acknowledging his guilt OF the thel and revealing IN
M nj hisa nj
his portion Of the stolen money here recovery un
untowad Nnces and without the a. a
application of any remedial Whatever, the WI
and cafe may be considered of this character and i
exceedingly doubtful whether his given with any expec
| tation OF such result or benefica al effect. -
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CENSUS OF NEW YoRK.-The complete returns
of the population of New York, with the excep-
ton OF one ward, estimated, makes the population
Of the nineteen wards 5l7.s49 In 1915 it was
81 1898 Increase of the population OF the city in
five years l46626, or nearly forty per cent
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mr.. GILBERT,s CURES AGAIN.

TO THE PUBLIC.
sT Someahing over fonr years ago a tumor appeared
above my shoulder blade. which continued to grow rapidly
un 1t was as large my two fists. Soon after, another
appeared on the Opposite side About the middle of last
May called on DR. . eibetto examine
pronounced 10 De the malignant kind. ASS
proof, he referred the purple which plainly
upon the surface of the tunOr and was very doubtful
whether cure could be accomplished and advised me to
consult some other surgeon This refused to do At length
was put under treatment My disease proved 10 be very
stubborn having inclination bleed ptofuey Suffice
1t to say that his remedies the xrovth which
removed before crowd of spectators without the knife
and am happy to state that through Divine Providence
indebted to DR.. Gbers skill for my present sound and good
health which have been enjoying for months and
do most cordially recommend him all who may be afflicted
believing he them the reach of remedial agents
have been living in this city years. and be seen al
my office. GravieG street, No. -. ARrEMoN HILL
New0rleans, December 1850 dig 2ptf
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Hyde q Goodrich,

- No. 5 CHARTREs STREET.
HOLIDAY GOODS,
comprising all that taste and have produced past year the
manufactures Of Euro and this country by one of our
nrln' They invite attention to their elegant display
JeweIrys F~9
Gold hunting Watches made to order by the N
Geneva, - 80 - M
Ladies elegant Enameled and Diamond backed Watches
DIAMONDS, OF which display unusually brilliant Chse
Choice Sets Of Jewelry in boxes.
Gentem ans and Ladess GOLD PENS Hoders, in
new van cites.
Silver Ware,
Laol SEES, by dozens boxes complete.
1ea Sets brns Pitchers obets and Guns Sets Spoon
anu ork or young persons Walters Napkin Rings,
Plated Ware.
Cake baskets and Stands, Epergnes CaBors Cordial Stands
B utter Tubs, Dishes, SIC
Papisr Maehe Goods.
STAINS anu BOXES Dressing Cases sofa Tables Glove and
Ouor boxes Egpan CabinHs Ladies' Pearl naid Writing Desks
Fancy Goods.
The Nouyeauts from Paris. comprising Clocks Bronzes
Groups Sauetts Candeabras Fres IN Biscuit Ornamts for
( Pier Tables, EagereA,
/ able for Presents. dis taI ldp
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give notice that The New Methodist Church, cor
nor Of Felicity Road and Chestnut street, Latay5
etc, win be dedicated this morning at II O'Clock,
BY Bishop Capers The public are invited to attend
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We see It stated thar Senator Davis, of Misss-
sppi, will offera resolution in the Senate affirming
the constitutional right of secession. Such reso.
luton, of course, would be rejected in Congress by
an overwhelming majority. But we would sug-
gest that Congress do, afier having given secession
Its qnieius, pass resolution unanimously CONSENT
ing that South Carolina may seeede from the Union
as soon as she finds herself ready to leave We
would also suggest that u she goes out OF he Union
she should be required to take all her ciualry de-
seendanls "a other States along With her We also
.5 u Thai hls Exceliency John Anthony ouilman,
Of allssissippi, may be permitted to take up his
'seslieqes II the Kingdom of South Carolina. be.
iefe sne takes her final departure. Mobile Adv
az Card 10 The csaEeas Of NEG Orleans anS
n sn'lelesting pleasant healthy season. through
pness and real pleasure have endeayoted TO be fully pre-
pared 70 serve Immediately at once. al orders aud demands
tof the $ bstAhtiais and Lnxariss of Iifs. Of All
chimes That enAi 10 health. strength and ehsuness on te
Eost reasonable terms and in quantities TO sui, purchasers
Respectfully
CHARLES sToUGHToN,
asPpH G'oce AID lNlaa Msehsnt. Nei q oanpte
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A CHOLERA INcIDENr.--F From Dr. Fenner's Ok
cellent Medical Reports, we select the following
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Mr. Thomas E. Robins, formerly resident of Vieksburg
and Tor connected with e Commerca and Rail-
road Bank, died in NewYOtk few since. le was
insane the tins Of his DEATH be had been for
previous
This was the person who built the Gothic castle
Of wood and brick on the hill at Vicksburg. We
think his insanity must date from the time when he
perpstrated this ridiculous anachronisn.
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The Ball 10 Do given tonight, the Pleasant street Bali
Room il City Of Lafayette. neri the attention Of those
whe fond Of dancing, fancy dIasng, nasqusradog
a comfortably filed, with ueighboring party who
nsny Al souuhinsd cannot fail pass pleasant even
lg Such wa behave wiz be the character Of this ball.
$50 lhb advertisement
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rhe ws.ssrn s1lll1arg 1h.satu.s,

pLuK lick STRINGS, KENTUCKY.
This has been among the most successful Of the
private schools based on the model of West Point.
In this country physical education has been too
much neglected; hence, our scholars are generally
men of delicate health, and they are compelled to
abandon sheir studies, OF to fall victims to their
early mistake. The German scholars, on the
other hand, are men Of prodigious physical en-
duranoe This is owing to the training in early
life, and this enables them TO undergo the mental
labor from which feebIer frames shrink. Millions
tract on education is worth all that has been writ
ten since, on this important subject In his com;
pete course, he thus speaks Of the exercises Of the
youth
About an hour and half they eat At should
he @s or H. aa may Be enlarged al pleasure according
as their rising ia fbs morning shall be early.
their eapon guard, and strike safely with edge
poia h VIZ Keep HEN healthy, n6e strong and well
and & ard them With gallant and fearless conf
ci to them Of true tOrtude and patience, viii into
nave and heroic vaos and make them cowsrdce
81 wsns wherein were won't eS s 4 sd
may often be in fight, to tug. to gsappe, and to close
To rest them after their severe exercises, he re.
commends that they be treated with " the solemn
and divine harmones Of music heard or learned ,
s'But again at night, about two hours before supper
they are, by sudden alarm or watchword, to BIZ
called out to their military motions, under sky OF
covert according to the season, as was the Roman
wont first on foot, then, as their age permits, OF
horseback to all the art of cavalry; that having il
sport, but with much exactness and daily muster
served out the rudiments of their sodiership, in al
the skill Of embattling, marching, encamping, for
flying, besieging and batterng with all the help
Of ancient and modern stratagems, tactics ant
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NY III said young ady 10 boy carrying an smuf,
pie bag ere Peu The naaN hoy ~ u iofseii trk
lllaIsnale b9ll an1ge naa % D. laaal .,--.n
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Arrivals at principal Hotels !. Dec. "A.

sT. CHARLES Wheeiock. Miss; 4 Bloomsr West, w
Tuck nv; Hughes, Staples La A Lewis, Pa;
Norval Team w y NO N Jones and family, Texas; r
Springer lady Mrs Springer snd family phic Mis- Bremen
Sweden; Hanson Ohio; Reeves Ala A Humphreys
Brown, smith Miss Spencer, n MeNslry, Tenn;
Douvant Mo Guild. CLesy CauieInai w Gay, NJ
Boone, Ohio Major BackuI, Us I strlcknty Clny,
Ky; FsrTingon, Tenn; Almond cefenis mss Hiekoek
Miss Brockway La McConochie, NO w 9 Wooiman Miss
VERANDA.. George Montgomery, hinds Adennun, H
Fetui Bancayne Capt Allison, = Cse Y 4 n Angei
Harrington Caldwell, Miss Burden VIM Litteohn and Two
dnuqhers Nc lafns Thos Garrett, Miss Q Baker, w
Webb sonthall W Adams Davis, W g WoodHan, n
Lauve hutchinson LabTy La Doans WIS Miss suohs
w family; Miss Hunter; Peck and lady,
NY; Capt. Wilson, Chm Nathaniel Hurt n.y.
BANKS ARCADE ID NJ Pfchard v C Senior, Kennedy, G
Hancox La M Anderson, Texas R Lonely, Miss NJ LIE
Grand Ark. /
PLANTERs B Gerson Jas Jones' Greenwood; Marshall,
St Joseph; W Fl Branch Seward, N.Y.
HEwLETT's ...B H Jones' Jones, Dufhed, Dodd, R
W Lucke, La.
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FoR NICARAGUA. The fine passenger brig Lucy caps
Brewer, pp for Gray Town. Nicaraena q. win be
sen b. epce 70 her seltisement Hsf accom- odanas
FOR superior. We requested To state that
ais Wm. Gray, who Is wei known here, and who has
established hQssf Gray Town. now in this city ans
M e'q thy Information that may be wanted in regard 70
s'e 7aafkeia there Reference made to Wlln j. Dewey,
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SouTH CAROLINA NOT READY. - Mr.. Seabrooll
thus frankly confesses the weakness of his State.
H was opposed to immediate action:
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FLOR,FE WeORKN.

~" TOGETHER WITH A CHOICE SELECTION OF
ALBUMS,
PRAYER BOOKS,
BIBLES and
, FANCY ARTICLES