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Latest News from Bcardstown.

A friend writing from Bearisiowu gives Us a
few items Of local news, Indicating it to be quite
i stirring place. His letter is Ike one from a
sweetheart-the interesting part is all in the post
script We hope our friend Will continue to keep
US advised oiPassing events:
PEARpsTowS Dec. IS, 1851.
10 news Of importance h,Te Just now. Hog
market quiet sales A. from Si.25JSiS5. The
slaugh,yr.uc operations are now in lall t,ISt. It
l. cold a. death In an ice house, ana fears en-
tgrtaiuel tia: the river Wi, close. The Mohawk
Du.chmau" Is tore lcct-r.u- on temperance to
fu.l houses. That's all. IN send YOU a fan re-
port If the blowing uP of the - ---- and
and loss Of fifty hye,-wEen It occurs.
Yours truly, !. / ).
Pastorriut'-I break open this letter i've
minutes after sealing it 70 add that a man was
Just stabbed on the door step ofmy office, With
ho- knife, in the breast lie is stI,l alive, though
doubts are entertained OF his recovery. He was
an lrishman. aud just before falling down being
requested by the crowd 90 take him 20 Doctor,
he said No BOYS. be Jasu,, An III die right
here FIR the good o my counthry.' There was
patriotism for You
Monday morning, l5th-lliver closed. j.
GvsyESAToRlAL-The Pitsfeld pike countyl
Union brings forward the name Of Col. D. B
BusH, Of that county. as candidate 70, Cover
nor Of this state. Col B. has the reputation Of
beng first class lawyer, and a man of sterling
parts As the North however, claim the candi-
date, We cannot promise lin much support in
this region.
The Mt Vernon JriTersonan HOSTS the name Of
the Hon 7. l.. Gregg at the headofiis columns as
its first choice for Governor, subject tn the deci-
sion OF the state democratic convention.
Tie Joliet Signal Aois,s the name Of the Hon
J. A. Matteson a its first choice for Governor,
subieG to the decision Of The same holy.
The Frecport Democrat is out for Hon,
John Dement, for Governor, and hopes Mr.
Gregg will be allowed 10 hold on to his present
Office.
The Liberty Party" have called a conycn-
ton to meet at Princeton, Bureau Co, the 2ist
Of January next, TO nominate candidates for
Governor and 1t. Governor, sc.
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ArttiieIy--xttent,o, .

=, The Ottawa Light Arullery will parad. on N.u,
Years Day, 1899, al O'Clock A. N al their dr,II
room on ANA sireet, IN iu dress with side-arn.
bcS - 1. X. COURTNEY Drdsrl,
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rartment by all officers relative to flosgng in the
navy.
HuESc--The House went into Committee of the
Whole on the bill explanatory Of tho Bounty Law
Of Sept, 1850.
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SIGHT ENCiIANCE
SIGHT EYCII.Ncp

TN New York IN sums To suit purchasers. far sal.
by nov9 Na,r,. !, a, 'o' sac
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KossyTH's STAY ~ The UNrrLu STNss-ln re-
ply to an invitation Of the New England Society
TO dine with them on the 22l inst, hJsyg'b repli
ed that his time was limited, and that lie could
not stay in this country longer than the eul Of
January next, and added;
If remain i'll hi, city till 1.-The 23l ofD2cember.
then all the remaining time Will have at my lis.
posal for the whole country will not be more than
four weeks ! must net stay N New York more
than three weeks | have received invitations
from other parts of the Union and | must have
practical results in every part that | visit. To
stay therefore, till the 23i of December in New
York, would be entirely inconsistent with thedu-
ties which deyoycs on me elsewhere for the cause
of Hungary. Though il may be very agreeable
for me % remain, Convenient it cannot be, there
fore beg leave to teuier you my most humble
Acknowledgements for your invitation, an my sin
ccre regret that circumstances render it impossible
20 attend upon your anniversary.
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CHEAP TEAS.
Bible Depository
GLASS WARE +!

VNTINDOW Glass, of all sizes, by the box or
w light.
Bottles Phals, and Jars, Of oil sizes.
Tumblers, Gobcts, Sugar Bowls, Lamp Candle
sticks.
Preserve Dishes, &C., for sale low, at the
Three story Brick north olthe Court House.
On 4 T. Y GRlnGa
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On Ny" l,"lS, or any part ct Easiaad ireland
'No't'"d'' "a ""'7' 'n sums 10 sui purchasers IN,
-.. - '!F"' -N NJ II. Swlrr.
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Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore carried on under the
i designation of Sutton & Fyie, is dissolved from
lst December last The business will hereafter be
carried ON in Ounwaby VIM. b. Fyfe, and in Pc
orln by John Sutton. lonN SUrTON.
WIN FYrE.
Those indebted to the late.Gm of Sutton & fyic
please cn and settle mp audsay costs.
Ounvn Dec 20 lSil-1N
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Further Rsms--The Europa arrived at o.
clock this morning. She brings the names of the
new ministry in France, and Of the 100 members
Of the National Assembly that form the new Coun.
Gil Of State,
Gen. Aulinot, late commander Of the army Of
Paris, is among the deputies arrested.-Court
Mole was not arrested, bet has written letter
expressing his regret that he bad not been. The
soldiers are to vote for the election of President
within as hours after the receipt of the circular
from the minister OF War. They are TO vote Yes
or No, following the proposition whether the
French people wish the maintenance of the au'
,hority Of Louis Napoleon Bonaparte, aud entrus,
him with the power necessary TO form a cons,itu'
ton, after the basis mentioned in his proclamation
of the second
rnusslA--B Berlin adyccs to the % inst, state
that the telegraphc dispatches from Paris had
created the most intense excitement. The bust
ness of the Assembly was suspended. and the
Ministry Withdrew to hold \ Cabinet Council
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Nails.
\. ANrI,Il

DnD KEGS Boston Nails, Of all sizes, at the
-ND Paint OIL and Glass Store
Dee - lloas,r.
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Di,,olution Of Partnership.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons inter-
y csred that on the 4'h day OF December. 1851.
the partnership existing between DAME. Eichebcr-
ger and A. N. Bailey, was dissolved by mutual
consent.
The books and accounts are in the hands Of the
undersigned for the present, who will attend TO all
settlements Dec 20-3w-' ID. EIluEi BEEGLR
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T s,EsGs s issti Ss 90 Hhs s
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pkgs brandy Huntington-s8 hhds bacon Il Brigham
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raI%ss sIs7G5 broom: v ss5%l efa,r
d. &oos sas bs. Bss,
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d. 70 bbs eggs bxs Tongues Keep-iGo b1s cheese
I @ ssss g. iqn5i
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Fsow., &c Gsn h
Seo..2 do Pegrsm Byan1iS DO, hhds bacon McCono
bess.
W;ps Sea- pig; Wssh Williams Sso.
key stsihs5 bIssss % M1is &so-s5 69ls sTss See
%sna spa DAY Es Mso s .sst:
corn: % ck bacon HuIleyIsi sks corr Hor Gayle Geo
bacon. % bb eggs. 100 bbls whisky IS hf do pickles g
Twche &co-25 bbs cask beet, t6 bales hemp 300 coils
lard MunOck7 bbs eggs 100 do potatoes schneider Il
Wise5 cks bacon, kegs lard owao, kers &eol6 pkgs
Wright &co-l cask u bbs 20 half do beef Roh-6
bbs Marn657 SKIS s. bbls whisky, Ia do eggs
nPf 6 W. aS' 3 Big, lead
Bnddecke aso-lO2s sis Tuner. Wisan &co.i4s do
i Elder-255 do Wngfed, Tree &co--6l9 do T Morgan
liza do 3l4 SKIS oats Campbel Rickarby4s5 do Roden
burg Mats-b22 do Thompson-2i2 els rope Parmele
Stnges-3 do pork "a cks bacon Waters &co50 casks 36
hhes bacon 100 ties hams Shutz HaddenlG0 bb -four,
hhds bacon, 2hhds tobacco Foley &co-7 hhds tobacco
Bridges Masmprdo-s4Q bbb flour Lyman, Scott &se-
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-; s::$ f..9:
SG1T = bs. xIIy CSdpoy -s5 cs.s. bacon
ST LOls-Per steamer lows: iOos bbs acqr. 80 ca.t.
a Ss P s:s.y ssSd.
Wcsd;uf &eo~ios3 i: oas Tanner, Wilson Gceal DO
sss, sso@ssz Do R%ssSSa,s Wssss r. PIG:
& gs.d ws% bales ssmS g &c sd ,oss
B hP No1 me. hsd ssG1
Macmurdo-37 saddle trees Smith Bros-2 pkgs mdse Honii
Mclean &co-45 do, hbds tobacco McGregor AIloway
% a 4 shcl Ssoa a. ~ sss cotton 30 EssTr so
do Dc Pickett Perkins ro do HEWITT ~ ro " Sso
boo 1as 6G1 COX Turner Wise"
Crockett3 bbs eggs schneider Wise-i boz bocss Arm
strong Lawason &co-Tota 40 bales co''on' ~ hhds
WxBAsH RIvER-Per steamer Dove; q hid Id: bacon
do s b' ou, do gss. oysI,o b.. ch F Iso sbs
sas 81 i:ss 81: $sss
Iel Gayle Eco-i bales cotion G Cocks cs-sundes
PoINTE.A LA-HA CHE-Psr steamer J T Doswel y
Y ~ . ss
s1 liz ,s' 4 Z nas; H. ss "S
5b. %os..ss n hhds d &
ri; L..s.eF If sbs %os.s + III.
bis Rnss % 70 order D"ef''
BAYOU SARA-Per steamer brilliant: " bales cotton
3 Byrpe Gco-4 do Ward IL Joras-2 DO A Wright Too
IL do Wright. Williams &c0-58 do Oakley Hawkins-50
bales domestcs G Cocks &co-S9 htds sugar w Leve-
rch-a do Shaw &cO-25 do, Il bbs csesn sugar
Gerard &co-l5 do Simms &co-23 hhds sugar, 81 bbs
moasses N Gordon, Jr-l4 do Menard Vignand-l6 do
q Marineaux--59 do Bogar Foley-26 do w Taylor
ViCKSBURG-Per steamer Natchez No 3: 5l3 bales cot
ton |. Ga!e.2lo Buckner & stantonIlo8 Feowss &co-
smith-2l Payne 4 Hanison-2O w Jackson &cn--l6 Watt
& DeSauiles-ll NJ Greenwood &co-9 Byrne &co-6
Nngent &cO-5 Mcl.em0Fe, cunin &cO-5 q Burke &co-4
p II Skpwih-4 Cleveland, Bro, &co-3 Bosar u Foley
Brandsr. Williams &cO-2 G Conn lly-3 do Robbins. Ar
rngon &co9O bbs pork Swney Green &co-54 sacks peas
BAYOU SARA-Per steamer Gypsy; 8 bales cotton J H
Ileald-2 do w Freigh &co37 nbs 81 hhds sugar u A
w Les-l6 hhds sugar. 81 bbls moasses Menard u
Vignaud-9l do Roman 4 kernI0n-62 do Shepherd-10
hhds sugar w Leverch24 DO Darby Tremoulet-3i do
ShiH2y5 do q Laneanx,.snndnes to order.
cotton Cammack Sauires-sl bales cotton Buckley Holt
so hbds sugar Henderson Il Pcale3 do Dixon Leech-
so do Kelly Il Conyngham-l6 do Gerard Sco-130 do, 3
bbis moasses !alande-50 hhds sugar, bbs moasses
Gordon, Jr-sundre. to order
ST MARTINSVILLE-Pers steamer Banner of Attaka.
Pavy Lobit &co-10 do Wter 4 Crossland2O do Hail.
bbls cisiern sugar c DEE lanc-sundriest TO order.
FLATBoATs.
Second Munictpatitv-
BIG BLACK-Per Lewis boat: 134 bales cotton Bran.
Harrison-7 do Swiney, Green 6cn--72 Ward Jonas
% 10 Wright. Williams &co-4O do BuchannOn, iarro l.
cola do Mitchell &co-5 do l. Duncan-Toal, IA
ba les cotton.
INDIANA-Per Houghton's boat: 10 bbls 30 900 lbs
pork, 30 bbls lard I Z Twichel Geo.
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ARKANSAS Observation-Disclosures is mt
mating its ntsntiOn to Ike rank as a manuiac-
turing SAFE. 1t has every inducement TO do So,
aud it is gratifying to learn that beginning has
already been made. A cotton factory he's been in
operation for sometime in Pit burg, in that State
another in Van Buren,, and third in Washington
county. All Of these have blen conducted on
small SCALE thus far, but success has inclined them
10 expand. The first two named have united their
means and energies for that purI oae, while the
proprietor of the last mentioned Enlistment feels
that his individual energies can give him sufh
GENTLY rapid propulsion. Some two or three years
ago he commenced with rude machinery and Il
single horse for the motive power. From the pro
fits Of this little factory, limited they must
oessariiy have been, he b~s already been enabled
to put up steam engine, and quite number OF
spindles which are kept in full blast. He desires
the character of successful pioneer, and sees
clearly the way in which he is to earn it.
The geographical advantages of Arkansas unite
with it, other great natural resources, to simulate
ii 10 manufacturing enterprise. 1t looks, with t
good show of ret son, TO the rapidly increasing de
mand for manufactured goods in Texas and New
Mexico. In ia ambition to secure that valuable
trade it is not unaware that IL he's the young gian
enterprise of Missouri to con End with. 1t is the
conviction that 'ssouri hg thus far on 7tripl I'd i
IN sagacity and enterprise in monopozing The
Santa Fe trade, that he aroused Arkanss now IL
set ON foot a formidable movement 10 contest tn,
trade, with its s1van'.g e of being nearer thar
Missouri to Santa re, by distance that vii
weigh m the expense of transportation.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRK.-A most destructive fire occurred
yesterday the of jersey and ST. Mary sree,s,
Lafayette, by which sir eight houses eveed with
the ground. 1t commenced about O'Clock in a sna
wood erection and the wind being high burnt rapidly tor
hours Several house' st. Mary street, and several
jersey street, destroyed, and ii only by the
utmost eXertions Of the Fire Department that three
blocks NOT demolished by the destructive element Al
time the flames great that they extended
both and threatened the houses the opposite side
but the engines directed that quarter and by keeping
the roofs and sides OF the buildings their destruction
prevented There great scarcity Of water plug
enough supply the engines, but by damming
the CUTTERS and obtaining supplies from the neigbborng
cis,srns. enough found to conne the fire to the
buildings which il first broke out
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Col benton addressed an immense assemhlage
at the Rotnnda, in ST. Louis, on the night of the
81. He said that long war, which the people of
Missouri were just beginning, had to be fought
and added, " enlist for the war" !, was onlv
on Thursday that we declared our faith that there
still YVES fight in him. It makes no difarencs
what the war to which he referred is 10 he about
A war of any kind That's enough for the Lien,
General.
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The MINERALS OF GREAT BRITAIN.--Sr Henry
De La Beche estimates the annual products of the
British mines at fl0, 597 O0O exclusive Of the coal
This last article is worth at the mines 80 900 OOO
so that the total is f20 C00,O 900, or one hun
dred millions of doais. OF this amount the lead
mines Weld ESQ 900, or 81, 500 COO of silver.
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FIRST DISTRICT CouRT-Before Judge LGrae-.Nc-
Donald va. .MeGtnneSs. action instituted by
the plaintiff for the purpos of recovering the amount of
reward pad police officer. for the purpose of recovering
500. from plaintiff by defendants slave. Fifty dol
las the of the reward, and fly dollars
claimed consequential damages This Court decided that
a police officer authorized to take reward for doing
his duty in searching for stolen properly he already
paid by The Council of the Municipality; and. therefore,
jus flied in ticking reward, aud could not he
covered from he Of the sad slave Judgment
given for the defendant. Mr.. r. B. Veazey appeared
behalf OF the plant IT, and Frank haynes for the defence,
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An officer arrived in Louisville, a few days ago.
on the trail of man who had recently obtained
$1,000 worth of goods in NewYork, under false
pretenCes
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CHARITY HosriTAL-The following report is for the week
ending at SIX O'Clock M, April 11h Admission ao
Discharges 3V7 Deaths 50. Number remaining TIA.

PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF THE FIRST MUNIcIPALITY.-Yes.
erday the examination OF the children Of the Public Schools
OF the First Municipality which took place in the Rampant
street Masonic Hail. brought to close. The examiBa-
tons have continued three days. and the first day boys
OF The were examined and showed considerable
and acquaintance with the rudments of good
education On the last days. the scholars of the Girls
High School examined, and they acquitted themselves
TO the satisfaction both of the teachers and their friends
company assembled each day witness the
uAtIo
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS. |
LATITUDE age 81 sc' N-LoNelrupE so9 w ,n Time sa

CRESCENT OFFICE,
Saturday Morning April II, 1851.
Cleared Xesteyuay.
Steamship Philadelphia, Brown, New York,
Armstrong. Lawrason &co
Ship Classa Curier, Knapp, Liverpool, Whitney &co
Ship Harrisburg, Mathews, Philadelphia;
w Andrews &ca
Ship kennebec, Smith, Liverpool, c Meeker &ca
Brig Leontine, Meryman. Coe blanche, w II Bunne
Br schr Geo Mathews Robinson, Belize (Hondu,as).
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CosT OF LIBERIA.-The Colonization Society
has expended 81, $4,000 since its organization in
| 1917. The number Of EN- grants is 7l6O.
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the First municipality designated in the following
table by the Nos commence at the Railroad and
Second (n2 Nos Steamboat
being Flatboai bandng Third tn3)
at RI
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ALARM FIRE,-The fire bells aroused the fea of the
citizens between three and four O'Clock yesterday
but the alarm false one fire occurred.
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Furniture. Furniture ........ Furniture.
Fer account of whom it may
BY SYKES. HYDE Il CO

MONDAY, Apr A. 70 O'CLOCK = WIN Be sold a
WI 81 Magazine Of whom may
|
superior lot Of FURNITURE ssved evening
of the sth, consisting Of
Splendid Mahogany Bedses, Maple ditto Mahogany Armo
Mirrors Book Mahogany Oh rs Sofas,
seeboard washstand large French Miro Brussels Carpet
ditto Mattresses Croekery and Glassware Cooking
superior Curtains, Tables Dressing Blfesus.
splendid and fne-toned pIANoFoRTE
ASH
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The Jail of Wayne county, at Winchester, Miss,
was broken open by its inma es on the night OF the
26h ult, and is inmates effected their escape The
notorious Clark, who cut ont the eyes of Dodd
some sixteen years ago. is again free from the
clutches of rardy justice.
The Scientific Association meets this year in
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Cotton and Tobacco Statement.
Cotton, bales. Tobacco, hhds
Stock on hand. Sept. I, 1850 -. 6l2 Hsl2
Received past week ~ 10 oo 90. ., Y, 60.
previously ..S4l ,ss4=e5SOO4 M,4sl=.2a b
s74,66 37,lts
previously. .''' S0s,Sos=ssaO74 T,So7=lsose
Stock hand. not cleared ....... ,.24i, 54a 1909
TobaccOThe d4,usnd has been rather more general th
week. and sales of cJ hhds have heen effect I'd during
that period including lot OF 1893 bids Meson county,
taken for Spain and said be at about B9ac round In
prices should judge that material change had taken
place. and therefore repeat last quotations: Factory
Lugs, 54061a Pante.s do, 61a0B74 Fair, 80 99a !;
Fine, 9aO0h; Choice and Selections, 10o4l2c " h.
There large pending yesterday but neither of
them closed in time for review OF this morning
sugArThere has been only moderate supply of Sugar
in the market during the pest week. bat with limited de
mand prices without material change. Far and
prime quail ties being request have been rmer than
ordinary and inferior descriptions The sales including 5oO
hhds taken yesterday about $500 hhd and we quote
| as before Inferior to Common, 2%EO4a; Far, 4At9
| 51s Prime and Choice, 5saGD63sc " b.
Weeks receipts 1913 hhis. Exports 76S hhds
Molasses-The receipts have continued light particularly
of boiled, and The sales of the week have been limited to
2C0 bbls, at range of 2Sac for good farmentng,
and S032c for boiled, the ruling rates for choice re-
boiled atterly being 32a32Ac gallon About 4oo bbs
| were disposed of yesterday al these rates.
| Weeks receipts, 1725 bbls. Exports. SO bbls.
| FlOur-The Flour market has presented quiet appear
during the portion of the week. but as the sup
1
The sales Thursday evening reached baey II 600 bbs
generally at the following Superfne Ohio "a 05@
"a 1917 from the Levee and atboat deliverable alongd
| ship; ST. Louis and Illinois - 0sfO - % Extra Obi
a 37sfD$4 50; and extra and fancy st. Louis "a 50
Ss Dbl The outside figures have not, however. bee
reached in recent transactions We noticed early in the
sale Of 2l0J bbs Ohio from store and prime ORDER
80 80 ~ bb Yesterdays sales embraced about 1000 BIB
al our quotations, the market closing with irmne !.
Weeks receipts IA, 7lO bbls. Exports 936.
lsran-The arrivals of Corn have been large, and with
fair inquiry the sales of the week reach about So
including taken yesterday The rates have hucuated
little but close of 5Oo5c for ordinary to strict
prime lots the ruling for good yellow and white ben
52 SIC " bushe Oats have been moderate request
400 As for Ohio and Indiana, and 4sc bushe' for 81
Louis The sales include 600o bushels ST. Louis taken
Thursday, by the U. g. Gu ermaster, at Hlac... The'
have been few arrivals Of Wheat hut have not hear
of further Sales Bran has sold generally at 75c, with
| few lots at Soc W 1OOtb.
Weeks receipts of Corn 46 ,l76 SKIS. Exports 1920.
Pr0yisions-Barre Pork has been in request sine
op last weekly report, and full pnees have bssn realized
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The following Is an inscription on tomb. stone
III Massachusetts,. 1t is beautiful
camsn the morning 1t was Spring
I'm And smiled
walked out at noon Ii Summer,
-. And was glad.
sat me down at even IL was Autumn,
Hat, And | was sad
'alu me down at night: 1t YVES Winter,
And silent
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COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE.
No. Cam p St., corner Canal, First Floor

COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE.
No. Camp st., corner Canal, FIRST Floor.
THE design of this Institution is to afford gen.
anS Drssa%S to 9. sp, s9S 1
opportunity OF acquiring a thorough CONNER @M
The such perm, s,Gde 20 a..ei
at any hour Of the day or evening those who desire
Each student, after thoroughly mastering the principles of
the subject takes charge lively OF both of
the the business This practice performed entirely
Th o s r. s % resemble strictly
the usus busne of a well regulated counting room
Penmanship.
Mr. GAUNT hcs besl0wed much pains the inquiry into
the causes which occason bad writing and to those
whose expecta not graduated by the cal
seryce Cater years teaching this city aud
Laiayet,e with The fullest confidence of being able afford
Reierrnces-I G Lord Principal of Jefferson Academy
VonHsten SON Madam rans, CusS%hsa:s sisset X.
male Institute; H. b, Cenas. ESQ., = Wis, ESQ No las
common street Str GA sfSH t Principals.
e- The undersigned having taken lessons in PEsMAN-
5hlP under Mr. GAusT. who ha :ns fully and faithfully
les. Of gratitude then duty him,
fully sspIe GU; APPRECIATION q bis superior system Of in
that s1oad they attend S they viii ioi
ihsjr ,l%s and n.ney receive sy ample sai'sfac'On
Edward Garcia Ernest petgaa; Henry yi!Oz F Grima,
III Hsnna. N. Pednsn ii. Alien P. Giima j. Miitenber.
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v: Grma, q, Nncs, A Augustin E. DuefieIo. +. Kuntz
w. Masseu v. Br Ioks, +. Camins John lob nson A.
bourdair, A Brode Mauras Paul Blaohe, F. LANCE
CTew.W Curtis. E. Pauver J. Pollock. apli 2w3pawlp
HYDE d. GOODRICH VS.. j. ~. DOLBE.4R. In
the Second Justice Court IL l44, IL l53, IL l54
L, l55, II, l56.
N virtue of five writs Of fl. ia. to me directed in
the above entitled causes, will offer for sale at public
auction. Banks Arcade, MONDAY, the 9Th day Of
May 1851 at IL clock the following described property
sezsd satisfy the rendered The above entitled
causes to
TWO Lots OF GROUND in suburb Administration,
MeDomens Thala Maunsel and Clara streets in he city
by l26 feet inches and lines depth-lo5 forming
the corner of Tha!ia and Clara streets.
Terms cash. M. M. THOMAS. Constable.
NewOrleans. April l, ls5l ap2