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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-19
Ladies apartment at Mrs, SHERMAN'S,
26 Nnu1des 81

This cut shows two children, one healthy and
vel formed, the other growing weak and
crooked, that needs a Brace. Nh
10 Parents look to your children-heir life is
in your hands, sse@6 Ssssa Tz@f ah1S Is
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.


CARRIAGE s#k REPOSITORY,
TyHE subscribers have now IN hand a large and
well selected assortment Of Carriages, and
are constantly receiving from the best Northern Ma
n'.fac.ories, every style and variety. Purchasers
would do well to give us u call.
4. WOODRUFF & CO.,
mio ~ $50 ST. Charles Ut.
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TO PURCHASERS OF CLOTHING. AC.
ALFRED MUNROE & cos.
Cue l1rtrf Store,

W7HEREm may be found the largest and best assortment SC Clothing Of eysrv de,e1nton a
Nv NEW ORLEANS Atths establishment very article is offered at the lowest nr :.
whcht can be solo, and no productions ian any Mstanceb be made Purchasers wbennn ~
are good or bad judges OF Goods may rest asuredo of obtaining every article at the verv I o..yy
price, without the trouble Of beating down ,or the fear of bng cheated We have MT ~"
price for Goods and that invariably is the lowest in the city,. Onrs tck of Cotbinr. ~ E ~"
nshng Goodsis nov very large comprising avery full assortment. All made in te 1L a. -. "a
best manner and warranted in very respect.
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LIST OF I1YT2R8,

DEMAINING in the Post-Ofice at Plaque
Ii mine, April lst, 1851.
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City Intelligence.

MoRE LeAr AND A W ArEK poLfcE A memorial is in
crcul .tion stating that lives lost, and much
property Htoen Ia consequence OF the imperfect Light
ing of the peresnd VII an also from The of
water police, provided with posts At present the
thieves enter ships fri small boats AMI carry away
their plumber In the very sight Of the police without
their being able to pursue them.
MELANCHOLY SUICIDE. On Friday night, at ten
O'clock William Talbot, residing in Twenty sixth
street near Tenth avenue, committed suicide by
hanging himself with rope in his meat chop. No
cause can be assigned for the act he was doing
telerably good buripes and appeared TO be comfort
able. The deceased was native OF England bu. for
thirty years resident OF this city. He leaves
death Tie deceased was fifty years Of age. Coroner
Deer held an inquest on the body, ana . verdict
rendered that the deceased came to his death by
suicide, by hanging himself with rope
DEATH by kropLExY.-Corouer Geer yesterday held
an inquest st No 3oi Spring street on the body OF
s. hagoon, aged 60 years, born In Boston, who came
the above named house apparently in good health,
and On Thursday last was taken sick with pain In hi,
lid. accompanied with cough and ,; continued to get
he died Verdict-death ty apoplexy.
pRowSEp.-on Friday the body Of drowned man
was found at the foot OF Peck slip. 1t appeared to
have been along time in the water.
RESCUED FROM DRowsISG John Manning, belong
ing TO the pilot boat John W. Avery, lying at the foot
Of Roosevelt street. fell overheard ut halt past nine
e'ciock on Friday evening, and was resousd from
drowning by officer Clahsne, Of the Fourth ward %.
lice.
DuRYisG THE DEAD WITHOUT CEarrFIcarE.-Decuis
McDermot arrested on Friday, by this Nineteenth
ward pelce for proceeding to inter the dead body CT
child without certificate. He Gsid he had lost it,
but was detained
PEppLire OYSTERS III TIE srEEErs.--Johu White
arrested Friday by officer OF the First ward
police for peddng oysters and throwing the shells In
the streets
RuNAwAY HoRsv AND CAnr On Friday evening, amidst
the horse and cart away with great violence
Though West Broadway spreading CONSERVATION all
around The cart loaded with two boxes OF boots;
they a. the Filth ~ard station house, waiting for
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TIE Y iron s,eaU4tap All. Fhany arrived al the
Navy Yard. GostGrt, On Moneay, from Washington,
fer he purpose o. t-ing httrd With siis wheels ia
Htssd o. her pfese1t su9.lergsi propeller
Vie U steamer Engineer second Master Olm 70. I,
coumauoinr sFfivi a. Norfolk on fucsfsy morning,
frcta Washington having In too tie U. D. steamer
Allegheny.
sthtE, scHoortR E-sRts The following Is rs. OF
The officers eftseU survey schooner d3uia. which
tsilsd isom Philadelphia the 2sth ul;mo, dsstiued
to the rett - toe tprYey u GG'ves+on bay nnu
the adjaes NJ coast - Lieutenant Commanding. L. A.
Craven; IIst Lieutenant, Charles Fleming; Passed
Assistant surgesa. Daoi.l l. Bryan; ACTING Master,
Maurice Simca-; ras.sd MidshiPmtn. Tho.. psttison
ard Leonard IL. Lyue; DrsusAtsnan, Thomas 4.
Craven In
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making the first payment of Ooo the whole could
be obtained at par; he said he, or they, could make
this sone other occasion, that, by paying the
$4,000 they secured the sale OF about 0V0 hS
then told ne what he would give for the money for
80 days with the privilege OF returning in 10 days;
then aske d him what would be my security he pro-
posed TO real estate in New Jersey which he
said was worth the smount would loan him; / de-
cined to loan TO that amount any real estate in
New jersey Of that desert he then proposed to
give me as security these bonds and MORTGAGES Tor
position to enter into contract TO loan him 600
on two days notice. on securities which should be
deemed COED and satisfactory BY me befers loaned
the money this contract enterei into written out
and acknowledged before Justice OF the Peace that
contract dated the Oath of October; Mr.. Mckay
in day two after that, ana said he wanted TO
be sure OF his money when called for, and that he
wanted me then to go wish him and egsmine the Sc
curitiee, anc to endorse on the contract definitely
what securities would take for the money; hs then
took me 10 the irving House, and introduced to
Mr. Flanders; 1 examined the securities which Mr..
Flau ders showed me; L returned back to my Office
and Mr. Mckay came in shortly afterwards, and in
quired what thought OF the securities; then en-
dorsed upon the contract l was satisfied to lean
$40 600 AZ two days Notice, on the sec urties had
seen exhibited to me by Mr. Flaoders, provided he
Jersey extra security; this extra security
also erdorsed on the back; Mr. McKa y then gave me
the 2ith OF October although that might no.
have been correct the money advanced on the 9Th
day of November on that day Mr. Mckay called on
me- and said he wanted that money said where Is
thu securities! he showed me the deed Of the New
jersey property he then requested to let him take
the 0ney and he would bring back the rest of the
securities those bonds and mortgages refused to DO
that point blank then asked him Why l could not
20 and he the securities yself Mr. Mckay replied
that had been and examined the securities myself
and that Mr. Flanders might think the securities had
bet invested at higher price taGa he paying for
them and Therefore old not wish me to 60 with him
that the contract not 50 fully closed bls that
Flanders might go somewhere else II he could make
better bargain; then Inquired Of him ii there
not . definite agreement that Ne knew what he was
about; ne said there was Ter part but not FOR the
whcle therefore he did not wish any other person
GO near him; that 10 as as l recollect told
him IL be bad digestion, / would place the money
into the hands OF Mr. George Flsgg; did so, put
thu $1,000 into the hands OF Mr. Fisgs and gave him
private Instructions; Mr. Flsgg took the money ana
brou sht me back the securities
II being row O'Clock, the magistrate adjourned
any further proceedings until O'Clock Moaday ar
fsrn
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The stetmship Georgia, Capt Porter, arrived last
Night nom Havana, whence she sailed on the Sd inst.
Mr. James Gordon Bennett and lady returned in her
There II apparently very little In Fsro Isdus-
trial de Ia Ha6ana, hles Of which received by the g.
Everything vas quiet when she left Havana.
The Captain General becoming quite popular.
II 10 ssid that he intends going Spain Ia two or
three months for the purpose Of urging liberal
form OF government. No dependence can be placed
upon the troops under existing circumstances and
two or three regimenr, among them the artillery,
suspected Of disaGection.
There was large naval force In Havana kept ready
for sea, namely ave steamers two igstes and two
three briggs Some OF them had just returned from
cruise along the coasts.
few cases Of cholera had appeared at Csrdenss.
Havana was very gay, being the commencement Of
the Carnival The OPERA Ravels, bull fights cock
fights, and mssquerades, were the order of the day
The operstic season OF the italian company was on
the point Of being finished and the last
given for the benefit of the principal artists fully
attended sayi, who had been sick for several days
was recovering, and it Was supposed that he would
leave Havana in few days, to join Barnum and
Jenny LiHd in the United States.
Ths Raysls continued at every performance, to at
tract numerous audiences. The benefit of Leon
Jsvelli the celebrated rope dancer we'll known in
this city drew of the best houses at the
Tacon Theatre.
The Falcon had arrived at Havana. bound for Cha
gres The Ohio had not arrived when the Georgia Left
but passed her of the Florida reefs.
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" H. Paine and lady, Warrington; Professor Pa
ttrson and .ady New York; J. h. Morri' B2ltmor, /;
J LAYING Boston. we're among the arriyels yes-
t,rJay AZ the Union Place. Hotel.
y H. Btanbury, Gtorgis II. Ham mond We ..
Wood savannah, j. AIMEE Boston v, Howard, Pa !
q LAMBERT south Caro.ins; Mr. Lyarh- U. 8. o.
sht phefd Ashland were among the arrivals, yeste'-
cay - the American Hotel
j workman. Caiiforpis. II. Addngton, Miss ".
Wilson. Pa Hon. a. white Saratoga Eistcher Wso.
Ntr, Boston, Captain Sterling California we're among
We arrivss, yesterday, ct the Aston Houss.
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TIM SHORT ROUTE PROM CHSA.-Among the
wonderful importations IN the Empire City, ar.
rived yesterday, is q snsl ch-st Of tea, which has
beea sixty nine days only from Shanghai TO New
York. II was thiry four days IN route 10 San
Franc co, and thirty. five 10 New York. I. came
b. CreRoys express, and ia lnteadsd for Presiien,
Fillmore.
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ton street, IL atutuf entirely
ar for srnr Eis tTnent q Booii aaoc
crs, SC. Tor vsrsty rnsatIess sursh n 70 unsar-
psssd ana uhutpsssAblo II you visa g0ed ani cheap
article cal, at $50 fulton tEfCet.
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IHiTsH ABOLITION ORGANIZATION IN Canada
Our Toronto correspondence is plrticu larly iare
resting. on account OF Its giving description OF the
sseeches recently made ia Canada on the Fugitive
Sieve Act and Of the subsequent formation of al
association 10 aid the aboluoaisis ia the United
States IN their :, stem Of theft Tue motto of these
strange mcssl.s.s IL, " DO wrong tina! good may
core, ard acfilg up to 1t with psrlinacity of par-
pcst that levels the sancliy Of law they proceed
ID Their krayish work, stealing 1.-THE livery Of
heaven 70 serve the devil in The Can4diln
dgiEes, itwul te seen, are At work il this business
tSering unurua zeal in bchl!! Of principles icroga.
tyfy o he character 81 honest men, and which will
hing thcn Of very dis.sat day, in,o very F.ea,
danger; Tor pablo opinion, even n Canada, vii
IL, justly such interference with the political con.
diaion Of he Cnited States, a. has been recon
msndtd BY these new agitaiogs.
Probably, sli ;hese sctsoss Ia Canada cal them.
s.lv-s ilOus .en. and wGlid not be considered a.
JtiYttff'ors Il erroneous eut criminal acts yet
lr his ret csi'y CT positive sin, when they =,
cF ,LcE c~n judgment "a opposition T. TIE lay II
: nation, ard l.d il tl.s conoealnea. OF properly
which recognized - such by tae statutes Of this
Cc.Agl Were ever Gsa y set ~ his own idea
81 lsi-t I'D 81 Ugh, Ia opposition 70 law, what
h,ri II SOCIETY would rCgu't t.on such conduct!
T.s Dsly p,lais would b constantly disturbed. il
2,i u DANGER az he peles and hsp.iae's q al1a
vta!a c-tte - We ylew .A4s q1ssaoa, ths fret
o.ecienge q men j. 10 he aoyernotn, which thty
sgLc iOa aid eCltisg.a % lofm; I'D il rspI0s,4n
government every man who oPqo g the l4ws j. IN
tf aUrity, sni sins sgaius. the frat lay Of the
political compact, whom be ,aae5 any active STEP
age;Is. The FRA ion ut the statute of MS uatrv
n respect - Canada, the slne principle
Which cc UHgs honett Americans from teaching
ihe rliar.fs ~ Great llr.Aa % break their slley
asee T. ttt Queer, sheal ugsTa'e with eluA force
jtefs, 10 -t-tin nj fr0n any participation IA
tluut aist plots Cr The ii solution cf tnis Caion.
iu this E-lf, We believe Tie commenced ia.erirr.
eBce VITA our iAsu.Iii0us, on the pIft 81 a lev
CaasGans. WI meD with q proper rsbgke from
every right iAlrb. NJ maa ~ the cOt0nies. sni any
action thc p1r q GOci'Ouiss will be repuiiated
~ ne good sense OF the Canadian population
nfntialiy.
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or stkrs, the H. applied, without isjuty 90 hs
hair % tkin eaa te sshsd immettt ~ without dtt--
turbine tho colo had od1r II Is spped.
sold, PhAons and 7oupte annf.otory. ~ Broad
Fer sale IL the city sgd country ~ drag8ss
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Gcursud'. s,a,,a. dedicated s.sp cures

rmIles fratbee. eguttons chaus. Poadsa Subtitle
ersdita - hair tn any Part Of the body Liquid 5@uxe
fcf D. lie TIPS and che ks uair Repot. I've Lily White etc.
a. the slo shi dtn CT walker s rsar Broadway
aud e soulA TAitd stttet Philadelphia.
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quld Hair bye, eltsfed in London PAis Boston.
Phil delrhiS, baltmorr Wshineton tc can only be
cured genuAe at the mandatory, all street ev York.
The puhie must beware Of Counterfaits
\ he "a
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WIN &C. Eor run,itr Of ssrs 80, he .Nlg i-Ek
BIan otk ia active psil "a advocating IN sboii-
ron = ileR.re IN she navy, pat m8'a,sIacd that
dsri...is u,glt b. ,fssered j. I'll, national ships
' ith0lt liz aboin.nsOls and brutal Punishment b.
,hr Cd cd colt " were satisfied ,hl, such
Dr. T. Z cCrsscura tIqed e degr-ts he s..,,rs,
I, rskr them u,eF. machines "a ne hl i II tloir
tt,.ls. taI cta.Enit3 Inst ~ y7uag II IN III 10.
grrc-t po4l5 ,saaee il service winch re1sr.
r'.. In reform 49, opposed ~ or naval
,te,fs Nth bgi hs fScriG.As. L-t thaak7 q
10 enlightened strl e ~ sg-. i l,ss carried de-
sgir = ai oTposhoa.
Wapy ff,diclIons we're ma5e, whea Punishment
ST h, &c we atollhsd, thai Die .riae couli TO:
a. ran aimed tmong lie crews T. Ok yesleis q
wsr, and ,tai logging ma-', n .ae cd, b. e.
stored II Il too coon % form a. opinion a. 20
~bat the effect Of the reform has been, o
whst will likely = Throughout tae service ;
f4t nom al that We i-arn, there j. The best
reaton .or believing that The navy cll e.
- a aast e. wei, aud We believe better without
D.. 1T than Nth Il. On this subject our readers
vtl nd az ex'rac. from a letter written by Capt
.clr IN, commander IF the Un,.ed States frg4'e
CcrWrls which we commend 70 the attentive te.
rusyl - ourfeadr~s That vessel has been ia COM
mits Or several non.ls end although he slys he
Ia I'D hai m among us crew, Captain Mcla
tcsh a. had difficulty ~ m lint4 ming discipline
sb,eId q her, nor does he Anticipate any. It's
ship, e., i e fhe order, and is credit to- the
country. Nov, Il Captain Mcatosh can do his'
what's e prevent otherl Oae fact is worth
thousand ,ptouators
But hisisnot all Ids several noaths since the
CcrRtrss leit this pot snd rp q the time Of her
arriving a. Rio Dc Janeiro. not siass qroq ration
haa bs,p called ior ~ he crew Here. then, we
have tSo impor ant facts q, yeioprl Viz that
discipline GER be preserved cn board our national
chips without tie lrsh, ard hat crew are 20 we'll
catch, a WIN tie service. under good aad kint
conmaIdsr, hat tiey VIII DO without their proy
even. Tls r. he hr.t cruise that any 81 our sh.ps
has made eInGe the sDoiitgna ot the lash, and il
shows in The strongest light the wisdom Of the
measure.
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THr FATE or PAtFFg ~ feEgcu We Learn
from Mf B0ru-k, the special messenger Of Messrs.
Gregory a. Co.'S famous express, thst he was ia.
formed at Mazatlan, on the OH NJ, thli the noto-
rious Parker H. French had been shot whea within
about twenty miles Of that place.
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SEIZURE OF SMuoeLEp GOODS We learn from
Messrs. Gregory X Co.'S special agent that the
custom house officers at Maza,lan seized on the
9th ult, at that port, upwards of 5000 900 worth of
contraband goods. This is singular event in
Mexico.
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HEsIY VvSpEKvoonT, Clerk.
Tn. prisoner shortly afterwards removed to the
Tombs, handeuhed, by the Sheriff, accompanied by
Mr.. Bertholf and some other officers. The prisoner
deeply affected.
MARCH 9-Sentenes Of Jossph Heritage for Forgery
This young man. who was tried on Weinesdsy and
convicted OF forgery in the third degree Ia forging u
check for Sl.U0 on the Greenwich Eaak, In TIE
Ct Robert Pugssy, his employer, was this morning,
eentenced 70 the state prison for two years.
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AMUsx1ENTs To.xoRRow EVENING.

sowEay THEATRE. Bswery-a RICHARD uI-cLlvD
DlyAL.
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PROFESSOR GtOUx'S

French Glass for Conversation IL Reading,
Wiu be opened on Tuesday, The IAN inst, at p. m.
TINE OBJECT OF THIS CLASS is to aid in
Il every possible way those persons in Washing
ton who desire to acquire an accurate knowledge
of French, and to learn not only to read, but to
speak the language flueny. Most persons in the
United States acquire their knowledge through the
eye alone, and hence the number of individuals
here who read tolerably we'll, but do not compre-
bend a word of French when spoken, or even when
read, by another. To such persons such Glass
promises very great advantages.
The members will meet at the rooms of Profess
sor d. Z GRoUx, native of France, who will d-
rect and supcrintend the exercises, opposite
Browns Hotel, where tickets may be had.
REFERENCES:
FRANcis MARKoE, esq, Z street, between Sd
and a. streets.
WIN. s. DeRRIcK, esq, corner OF and 18th ste.
Gen. n. TowsoN, corner of and nth cts.
Mai. w. Rich, ii street, between 18th and 18th
streets.
JOHN WILSON, esq, 18th St, between & cts.
Capt. GEO, F. De. LA RocHE, Georgetown
Col. PETER Force, 10th street, near ID.
Rev. JAMES RYDER.
Rev. w. j. CLARKE, corner OF 9th and sts
Comm'r ANDREW HARDWOOD, corner of lIth and
ii SITS.
0TIs C. WIGHT, Rttenhouse Academy
THOMAS CARBERRY, esq Oct S-tf
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DIED,

On the evening of the 10th instant, Mrs. MARY
VIRGINIA MASON, wife of Mr.. MAYNADiER
MASON, of Fairfax county, Virginia, aged 40 years.
On Wednesday, the 9th of August, at the resi-
dence of his brother, EDWARD j. HEARD. on Lake
Catahoula, in the parish of St. Martin, Louisiana.
Capt. JOSEPH HEARD, in the S5th year of his
age.
do membranous Group, GEORGE, youngest son
of JOSEPH and JULIA A. RADCLIFFE, in the fourth
year of his age.
On the 18th instant, at 3 o'clock, p M, JAMES
THOMAS, son of JAMES and Macy e. FRAslER,
aged two years and five months.
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baltimore Correspondents.
The Enemen's Alniuersary -ArrioGl Of Strangers-
RosSut's Reception--Ihs Palmetto Fae-1he
Markets, &c.

The Enemen's AnniUersary --Arriodl Of Strangeys-
KOsSuph's ReceptiOn--Ihe Palmetto FIe-Th
MIJketS, &c.
BALTIMORE, November 1916 o. III.
The note of preparation for the anniversary pro-
cession Of the Baltimore Fire Department to take
place to- morrow, is to be heard and seen in every
part of the city. The visitors are coming in by
railroad and steamboat, and there will be the larg-
est representation of firemen from different Siates
ever assembled together. A delegation Of about
forty members of the Shiiller Hose Company ar
rived here from Philadelphia this afternoon, and
received at the depot by a delegation from the
New Mar lset. To night the Columbia Hose Com
pany of Philadelphia will arrive here, and will be
escorted by the Mechanical, wiha torch light pro-
cession TO their quarters. II is expected there will
be from fifteen to eighteen visiting companies and
delegations in the procession to. morrow, besides
our own companies.
A meeting Of the committee appointed by the
City Councils, TO act in conjunction with the mayor,
to extend the inequalities of Baltimore to Louis
Kossuth, and give him proper reception on his
arrival in this city, was held at the City Han yes
terday, when it was determined that as the
fact of his arrival in New York shall be ascertain
ed, the committee shall proceed to that city and
present him with the resolutions passed by the City
Council. and extend cordial invitation to him to
visit Baltimore.
The new steamer Palmetto, which is to run beg
tween Charleston and Baltimore, will leave here to-
morrow on formal trial trip, going az far as the
Capes She 10 beautiful vessel.
The old cotton factory on Bolton alley, known as
Fulton's factory was totally destroyed by fire this
morning, with all its machinery. 1t belonged to
Thoe. f. Sangston, and was fully insured.
In the Baltimore market, this morning. there
was nothing done in -four grain. At auction,
TIA hhds. of Muscoyado sugar brought 50 so a
So 40.
Sales at the Baltimore Stock Board, Nov IS.
1000 Maryland semi annual 5's.........SS
1000 & o. BR. bonds, 1867 .,.......S S
At the Board to-day, Maryland 6's closed at 1903 .
bid 04 asked; Baltimore g. 1890, l0i! bid, l04 !
asked; BAIT. ana ONO kailro so PONDS 1907, 90
York and Cumberland, is bid, 10 asked.
a n;,,,I lofT
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" Dividend off.
MARRIED..

On the 4th instant, at Bowling Green, Ken
lucky, by the Rev. Mr.. TONES, LlGH UNDER
WOOD, daughter of the Hon. J. X. UNDERwoop,
and ARTHUR MIDDLETON RUTLEDGE, of
Nashville, Tennessee
AT Keene, New Hampshire, on the 18th instant
by the Rt. Rev. CARLETON CHASE, Bishop of New
Hampshire, JOHN SHERWOOD, esq, of New
York, to Miss MARY ELIZABETH, eldest daugh-
ter of the Hon. JAMES WILSON, of New Hamp-
Rhire.
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AT REDUCED PRICES

" la consequence Of the lateness of the season,
we now respectfully inform all in want of fine
Carpets that stock is complete. and will sell
them at prices considerably less than we have done
this season.
Having lately had large accession to our stock
from late auctions abroad, we are enabled to make
this promise, with tue confident assurance that all
who see them must be pleased. We have in store
Rich Velvet, do. Tapestry, Brussels
Plain English Brussels
Do American Imperial Three ply
Extra do Tapestry, Ingram, Double do.
Tapestry
Twilled and Plain Venetian
Dutch Silk, Woollen and Hemp, and Cotton In
grain Carpetngs, with Rugs and Door Mats to
match
Also, Floor Oilcloths, all widtbs, styles, and
qualities, which VIC cut TO fit any room, hail. or
passage, according TO diagram.
CLAGETT & DODSON,
Penn av., one door east of 9th street. Washington
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