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of Sqs16Sv Block Stones required to complete
Tckossptfoulas strest.

Tchoupitoukas street.
Th sg Stone. to be furnished of good granite, no.
IN any n Inferior quality the granite oetaiued II m
BoNsn 1 paris Of Tchoupi,oul.s street n the sc
Good Ma Alty, and Levse street. in the city OF La
iys.s must & obons II shape say not less than Is
than 10 They vary in length from ID inches
upwarda. but be uni form in width within two lnehss
Be- well opsffiod having parallel and square sde full q
without eoncaviy especially in The middle Of the bsd with
the upper sgY nmpls BY hammer dresslns
The Gutter Stones be long. not less than
feet inches wide by II inches deep and 10 quany the
same a. the other paving stones above dsscIl6cd:
Bids viii Be By the ya.d. msasued 10 The work
quantity not yards Freight and charges
Dash delivery and the balance in notes q and = months
from date Certificate interest at cent
nam Total aaan!lty requ.sd IS o square ysId; T9 ::
and the balance in y months from date of contract
Sscuy to- faithful performance Of the contract In the sum
Of o6O will b required the satisfaction OF the Council,
and tn hereby subjected also to forfeit ef ~ PEI
day x svsy day the said dsnve delayed beyond the tune
above specied.
Tia name Of The security, under hs mus,
b handed The Mayor The time Of the adjudication Bids
and ssoazity subject 70 the approval Of the Counci
II HUGH GRANT.
Surveyor Of the Second Municipality.
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CouHoIL or MUNICIPALITY No. Two.
Sitting Of Tuesday. Jnly 1. 1851.
ID ESOLVED, That the Mayor be, and he is
tsn days noscs De ouisl paper Of TIN mancip.ly to
tss 81 Lcusians approved Msr Is, 1850 the
nsh thn Manicpaty toI one ySa from the 18Th July
Lard OIL Of b quality nj much per gallon, to be
hmisnsd in such quantities be required b. the
ooer or this Municipality provided the bc accepted
only the Of such experts may be appointed by
the Comptroller.
[sgned] JAMES ii. CALDWELL President
Approved July Z, 1901.
E5gnedl A. u. CROssHAN, Mayor
True cSpy: L. HRYEGER, clerk.
as MAyoRALTr OF New ORLEANS. July 8. 1851
NOTICE is hereby given, in virtue Of the above
p.olatioa. that win ss. at%y cios q " AZ
tract os furnishing the Second munopaiiy for one yeaI
from the 18th JAY psx win winter strained sperm Oil and
ilrnis II saoh quantities be required BY the proper
oosr and V aoaeptsd only the approval Of such
No. - may b appointed By the COMPTROLLER.
UA A. U. Cn0osnAN. Mayor
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A SURE AND SAFE REMEDY for, and will
positively cure, the Sick Head ache, Chls and Fever,
aundice Dyspepsia Chronic Diah1a Sea Sickness, Cho
era and Cholera lniantum and restore healthy action
the Liver without particle of caOme qunine
morphine entering into their compound They do pur
port to be remedy for all of diseases that flesh heir
to- but experience warrants saying the above they will
positively cure They will also correct all arrangements Of
the stomach and relieve from those aches and pains through
the system commonly called rheumatism.
1t excellent remedy for the Gravel and Venfuge
or Worm Medicine, there none better.
" Prepared only by DR.. j. =. FANoHER, l4O Flu ton
street, New York, few doors from Broadway.
e. d. BEACH, 127 Canal street,
ET- AGENTS for louisiana Alabama Mississippi, Ar
kansas, Texas and Florida fell l}d&W
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As the above list only comprises of the leading a
c dealers and Others are informed that their orders will be
promptly supplied with any article in the Patent Medicine
line not included therein.
EV- j. H. is sole Agent for the GRAEFENBERG
MEDICINES for the States Of Louisiana and Mississipgi
MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS and PHO3NIX BIrTERS,
and WRlGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
The trade suppad on reasopshle terms ap2l DE- w "
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TSAsT INDIA HAIR DYE colors tbs Rsir and not The Sem
T. Any person. occasionally using this Dye may ,esp hi. Han
Whker, dark shade, perfectly black. This Dye manu-
iactured by celebrated Chemist, Dr. CoMsToth au1eI OF
onsacsi Chemistry, Philosophy etc. and is by nun -rtana
co,o The niurng the enst, aud <nsu staining
the Skin. Orleans only BY
mill I'm D.. Ut 70. Iol Chaiues 81
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HOL Nj Esq
SODA WATER.


TT S. WATERMAN, Gate Holmes 81 Co..
- SODA AND MINERAL WATER MANUFAC'
TURER No. 80 Carondelet street, Gtaver, offers TO
furnish his former and other retailers with PURE
Block Tn Cooler Pipes, improvement absolutely essen
ua, by Developments OF the deeterous
effects pIouced by Soda Water through lead pipes
II s. W. also furnishes Soda and Mineral Waters. Sarsa
parla etc., etc., in glass bottles OIde for shipment,
any aqantty carefully and promptly attended and de-
veted without extra charge Tor drayage SOFIA Wstey
Apparatus constantly on hand Tor sale apl 3u
CASTOR OIL. - Is bbls. superior ST. Louis
~ Castor Oil in store. FERD. KENNETH y co.
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E:}J;yJ;ESs
anti MIXTURE

A CERTAIN, prompt and effectual remedy for
n DiaYhna Dysentery, Cholera. Cholera Morbus, and
er diseases Of the stomach and bowels has been used
by great numbers OF with the highest an
Uhyscans themselves have pronounced oil the most
remedies known because positively cures the d.
seases for which it is recommended. ,,r,,v...
e. b. BEACH, Sole Propreto!
ap12 lyd&W Apothecary and Druggist, III Canals ST.
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.Veac Orleans .1gemey

.NGaU O7LGlG7sS agency
OF THE
Mt;rUAL PROTECTION INSURANCE. co.
Of Nashville. Tennessee.
rsyfiIS Company will Insure on the Mutual PRINCIPLE,
L Houses Merchandise, etc. against LOSS or DAMAGE
s y TH L. FERRIS s 81 THE SEAS AND XIV
Frs All persons having their r0pery insured in this lnrt
tuition entitled full parc 1aticn in the Dr0s. with
nut any liability to los.
rEusTsRs:
Y. Hobs0n, N. g. Pitcher las, Morton, u.
John Watery g, Shepherd, D. Weaver,
j. Al McAlister II. Douglass, G. p. Smith,
p 81 West, John Morrow, B. r. Mckenzie.
John H. Ewn A. w. Putnam, ?. W. Maxey,
w r Berry, Samuel Seay, A. Morrison,
d s. Hail. j. B. Knowles, c. z. Human,
Alex, Fall j. 3. Johnson, Robt Stewart,
4 r. Bell, A. ]. Duncan w. Pri,cnard,
G. d. Fite, A. H. Hicks r. A. Thomas,
A. o. P. NICHOLSON, President.
~ s. PfLCHER, Vice President.
@. J. F. WHARTON, Secretary.
LOCAL DIRECTORS;
Thomas X. Price, &. Il. Fraser.
Geo. w. West, Q. Conner.
va Iy WIN. A. JOHNSON. Agent, ~ Camp 81.
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIPB AND FIRH sNsUk.
AsCR COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
lrcoRPoRArKp IN APRIL 1849, AND DECLARED nryI.
pasD or 90 PER cENT ON IL MONTHS BUSINESS.
once. No. Ss Camp street,
Between GravieT and Common ats,
sasin.ss 81 the Conpsny soxhmsato Lifs fnsnran 0nIs
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llxvonAtrI o. NRw ORLArs. lay lsoi.
NTOTTCE 4 hereby given, in virtue o. the above
IN ,sis,io, III vjp N y my cfhes. On MONDAY.
l. ssh Il Septss6F nss y o'clock n g q. lowest
s.;,s 49, 8 colpa1s ~ wing in Tchoup oulas street.
IS II FcU Hns11 accordance with the spec 6cations TO
~ ~ v A. d. CnossnAx, Mayor
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~ COHEN having had 30 years, experience. offers the
tanning to the EYE. Ophthalma, Of five yean ~
standing, cured in II weeks; the Tear IN ths nye
being blind for months was ,estoed to the " OF one
S. years, by ung only drop, was enabled to read the
newspaper without them by candleight hours after In
bTiancy to the Eye, and also strengthens the sight
s,rest apH 1y
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Let all those who suffering under the agonzing
lures OF Rheumatism read the following and what also
Mr John Bnl5Deat Sir: For the last three years
have been afflicted with Rheumatism of the severes carac
ter was at times in the agony Of pain tried
every remedy ooud procure for disease but found
reet until induced use your preparation
OF Sarsapara. which has entirely cured of Rheumatism
and geay improved my general health. moe than any med
cine have used have been Tree of pain for seve
raj months, aud have doubt tn. cure permanent and
confidently recommend it being the best medicine
ioT hheamsusm . isnAh BADGES.
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This Company being orga
uized, solely for the protection
OF the policy holders and their
families against want and pow
eYty, 10 in its operations a great
national benevolent institution,
conducted upon the most secure
and solid principles, and afford.
ing for a small annual sum, paid
durlng life, a large and hand
somelegacy to widows and chill.
dren after death.
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SYRUP OF WILD Oh rRKY AND T. A'
IN OFFERING to the public this and valuable q
L for CONS UyMP7JON, BRONt IJJIS, AS1 q.
COUG HIS, COLDS, etc., We appens' few notice. ths
cnaracse and efficacy the medcne Numerous mo
n,a may be scent IA mpht for Jistr utiOn the agency,
which are nv,ts to obtain II nay be proper say
Dr. d. an eminent phys sn of twelve years
standing graduate of the University OF Pennsylvania.
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Wonder of the World!

suffering.
What Dr. Owen, Druggist and Apothecary of several
years sanding says about Bulls Sar'aparis:
LOUISVILLE, May, 1S4S.
Mr. John Bmt-Dear ir: 1 have been for sevsral
severely afflicted with Mercura Headache and dull
heavy pain in my Liver. | used almost al The remedies OF
the day. especially the Sasapanla prepared bv different per-
But all TO little advantage, unti chanced to
meet with three bottles of which gave more relief
than all the Others combined.
therefore take pleasure in recommending your Sarsapa
rla to the afflicted community a a superior article
Very respectfully, J. II. OWEN M. ID.
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ONCE. No. Ss Camp street.
Between GravieT and Common au
gyn,rs Of the Co,npsny soxknsdto Lifts hsuranss Ols
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Mr. BaH-ln regard to Sarsaparl will say that
have used 1t to extent in Affections of long
standing rnea Capetis Lepra Prorias Scabies Syph
,llc Caehe1ia and IN all diseases where the Indication Of
be fluids of the body with success in conuac-
lion with local treatment. think would prefer
other preparation OF Sarsapara in ply scian
VIII admit It's value upon learning the substances that
INTO It's composition. Respectfully yours
w, L. PRENTIss, NJ u.
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e r n, involuntary discharge theof and f the genera
U,osYaton Of the ,yaem-nQ malta whsthH the result Of
Inherent causse, ptoduced " Illness.
accident Nothing csn be surprising than inviR0rain
effects the human Fame Persons all w.at9 Es and ass-
nnder lbs influence Il Immediately o0unsgacts the perveeos
mess OF the female Frame which the great GAUSS Of barrep
mesa Ii will not be eypetet Of us In oasss Of so delicate
Nature TO hbt certificates Of perfomed hut we
ssue the aced hundreds Of CASES have been ep9r'ed
ma Th,usapa Of where families have been without
children after usng few bottles Of this ainabe nedcinn
nave been blessed with fine. healthy offspring.
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(From Mr.. John ID. 7i0rgan, DrugE!st.J ~,
% PITTsBURs, JAM II, l47-The Syrup OF wild Cherry
and Tar great to those who have used
it. know Of Of permanent cure Of Ashma
gentleman Of Ohio think ishal be able to sell ut least
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IN APRIL 1s4S, AND DECLARED nfyI.
pasD OF 20 PER CENT. ON IL MONTHS BUSINESS.
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or ths Extensions to b. made to the Ship
Whayvss bstwssn Gaisnnis and Robin Streets
Wharf No. will be extended further into the river 80 fee,
nv 80 feet
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Oriental Life Elixir,
Mortimer's American Tonic,
Indian Chola.og We, for Fever
and Ague,,
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for Iucpient Cnnsumpton. Baenness, Proapsu ute or
Falling of the Womb, Costivene Piles Leuchorrhpa on
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OPINIONS OF PHYSIt iANS.
Dr. Townsend almost daily receiving orders from Ply.
Clans in different parts of the Union.
This is to certify, that we the undersigned Phyacia
the city of Albany, have in prescribed
rownsend's Saapaa, and believe it to be of the mS
valuable preparations in the market.
H. P. PuLINs, NJ.
j. WILSON, N. D.
r. b. BRIG6s, M. D.
Albany, Ap l, 1647. P. E. ELMKrDORyy, H..
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Dysentery Syrups.
Billings Carminatlve,
DR.. Stephens' Aslringent,
DR.. Davis Pain Killer,
Graefenberg,
Olmstead's.
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10.

On the motion of Mr.. SEWARD, the Senate
proceeded to the consideration of the specal
order, being his resolution of welcome to Kos
suth
MIR. SUMNER MIR. President. words are
sometimes things; and | cannot disguise from
myself that the resolution in honor of Lonis
kossuth now pending before the Senate, when
finally passed will be an act of no small signif-
canoe IN the history Of our country The Senator
from Georgia MIR. BERRIENl was right when
he SAID that 1T was no unmeaning compliment
Beyond its Immediate welcome to an llustrious
stranger, 1T will help to combine and direct the
sentiments of our own people everywhere it will
| inspire all in other lands who are engaged in
the contest for freedom: it will challenge the
| disturbed attention of despots; and it will be-
come precedent whose Importance will grow,
| in the thick-coming events of the future with
the growing might Of the Republic. In this
view, 1t becomes us to consider well what we
| do, and to understand the grounds of our con-
duct
For myself am prepared to vote for it with.
out amendment or condition Of any kind, and
on reasons which seem to me ut once obvious
and conclusive In assigning these, indeed, shall
be brief; and let me say that novice as am in
this hall and in all Legislative halls nothing
but my strong interest in the question as now
presented, and hope to say something direct
ly upon it, could prompt me thus early to min.
| gle in these debates.
The case seems to require statement rather
than an argument. As | understand the last
| Congress requested the President to authorize
the employment of one of our public vessels to
receive and convey Louis Kossuth to the United
States. That honorable service was performed
under the express direction Of the President,
and in pursuance Of the vote of Congress, by
one Of the best-appointed ships of our navy
the steam-frigate Mississippi. Far away from
our country, in foreign waters, in the currents
of the Bosphorus, the Hungarian chief, passing
from his Turkish exile, first pressed the deck OF
this gallant vessel-frst came under the pro-
lection of our national flag, and, for the first
| time in his life, rested beneath the ensign of an
unquestioned Republic. From that moment he
became our guest. The Republic--which, thus
! far, he had seen only In delighted dream OF
vison-was now his host and though this rela.
ton was interrupted for few weeks by his
wise and brilliant visit to England, yet its du-
ties and its pleasures as | confidently submit,
are not yet ended The liberated exile is now at
our gates Sir, we cannot do things by halves
and the hospitality thus under the auspices OF
Congress, begun, must under the auspices OF
Congress, DO continued. The hearts OF the
people are already open to receive him-Con.
gress cannot turn its back upon HIM.
But would Join in this welcome, not merely
because it il essential to complete and crown
the work Of the last Congress, but because our
guest deserves it at our hands. The dstinc-
ton is great know; but is not 30 great as
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 9.

The Clerk read the list of Standing Com
mittees which had been appointed by the
Speaker, as follows:
Committee of Elections.-Messrs. David L.
Disney, of O.; William S. Ashe, of N. c.; Chris
topher II. Williams, of Tenn; William L.
Hamilton, of Md Abraham III Schermerhorn,
ofN.Y.; John s. Caskie of Va. Presley Ew-
ing of Ky; George r. Davis of Mass. and
James Gamble, of Penn.
Committee of Ways and Means-Messrs
George S. Houston, of Ala. George w. Jones,
of Tenn; Edward Staply, of N. c.; Harry
Hubbard, of N. H.; James Brooks, of N: Y.
] CLANCY Jones, of Penn. William Appleton
Of Mass. :: Cyrus l.. Durham, of Ind. and John
S. Phelps, of Mo.
Committee of Ciaims--Messrs. John r. j.
Daniel. of N. c. Alfred P. Edgerton, of o.
Richard |. Bowie, of Md. Origen s. Seymour,
of Conn. Robert Rantoul, jun, of Mass. Viii
liam A Sacket, of ~ Y; Carlton B. Curtis OF
Pa William r. Smith, of Ala. and Gilchrst
Porter, of Mo
Committee on COmmerce-Messrs David l.
Seymour, Of N. Y; Andrew Johnson, of Tenn
Alexander H. Stephens of Ga: Thomas J. ID.
Fuller, of Me-; James II. Duncan. of Mass
John Robbins jun, of Pa Louis st. Martin.
| of La. William Aiken, of 5. c. and Thomas
Y..Walsh, Of Md
Comaittee on Public Lands-Messrs. Will
lard p. Hall, of Mo; w. X. w. Cobb, of Ala
Henry Bennett of N. Y; James L. Orr, of s
c.. Albert G. Watkins, Of Tenn; John d.
Freeman, of Miss. Henry d. Moore of Pa
Bernhart Hem, Of Iowa and Joseph w Nc
Corkle, Of Cal
Committee on the Post Office and Post
Roads-Messrs. Edison B. Odds Of O. Alexan-
der G. Penn Of La; Grin Fowler of Mass
Paulus Powell, of Va; John L. SchOolcraft, Of
N. Y; Richardson Scurry, of Texas Ben.
Edwards Gray, of Ky; Edward c. Marshall,
of Cal and Lincoln Clark, of Iowa.
Committee for the District of Columbia
Messrs. Orlando B. Ficklin, of I'LL. Thomas H
Averett of Va David Outlaw Of N. c.; Ed.
ward Hammond, of Md. Charles Allen. of
Mass. Junius Hllyer of Ga. Hiram Bell. OF
O.; Alexander II. Buell. Of ~ Y; and Daniel
Mace of Ind.
Committee on the Judiciary-AIessrs. James
X. McLanahan, Of Penn. Richard X. Meade.
Of Va. Humphrey Marshall, of Ky Abraham
w. Venable, Of ~ e. Isham G. Harris. of
Tenn. James Meacham, Of VT; John Bragg,
of Ala. Samuel w. Parker, of Ind. and
Preston King, ofNY.
COMMITTEE on Revolutionary Ciaims-Messrs.
Moses Mcdonald, of Me. i; Richard II. STAN
ton, of Ny. James + Strother, of Va; James
M. Gaylord, of o.; Henry M. Fuller of Pa.
Robert Rantoul jun, Of Mass Charles Muir
ply, Of Ga, Richard Yates, of ILL., and Gil
bert Dean, of NY.
Committee on Public EIpendiiurss--Messrs.
Andrew Johnson, of Tenn; Charles Sweetssr,
OF O.; Marius Schoonmakcr, of N. Y. Nathan
u, Stratton, of N. J.. John Letcher, Of We.
Thomas M. Howe, of Penn. James T More
head, Of N. c.; Leander Bsbcock, OF ~ T.;
Thompson Campbell, of III.
Comm,ttee on Private Land Claims.-niesSrs'
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" C. ROBBINS, Solicitor sf Ps -, . Nh -, n.,
IL. necessary Drssiasa and 10 the I'm. Of bis pro-
s"a unnsA EAU. =. oss lie be consulted on ell
qass ions rsIAt ns the pssss nrcar, ~ On
0nited ststss Rarops Us ss.srs -. rsn.rs and
a.tes.s ia al eases .h.rs there . any novelty Per
sons ~ ds,snes Vs. 20 making application for patent,
tes rsssa s,..t osd, enclosing Zee Of Ave doisrs
rs:a :.
- so.Itssus In psrscn relating To the novelty
.snsaoo ssd the requisite steps 10 he tskea 20
s..t therefor (shoald 10 TO be new wii be
w.. siy ~ AIDED 20 them BY mail
49, GA busasss must he post paid and sneiese
..,ssAis ~ vhsss . written opinion is required.
~ Onss On street, opposite the Patent once.
~ IA, the honor Of referring by permission 10 Hon n
sl,svorth and ZION Edmuni Burke, late Commissicnss
az P.ssufs and those for whom he has transsssd
nxss duriag she past seven years. oes 1's
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REPORT OF THE TREASON CASES

THE subscribers propose publishing verbatim reports OF
the highly important now being tried In
this CITY Thee rep rs prepared by Messrs cannon
and DArympe who are the peonog reporters
appointed by the Government espea for these cas- IN
der the immediate supervision Of James Robbins tsq
Of Philadelphia bar Thy viii be published In hand
somev printed volume The reporters being sxper
phonapSss the pablo may that every sor1
uttered by curt counsel witnesses, will be faithfully
and accurately reported As this 10 the only report OF
published under the immediate sanction OF che couf
1t apparent its fidelity indspntb The price OF
the book will be Oae Dollar and persons remmss
will receive the work. free Of postage 20 %s .nt,c
upon the completion Of the trials A. the a., s.rtv
pate very extended sale, those whose ef"s'' ~
VIII DC 'A' "''''' served KING 4 BAIRD Pabli.h.rs
Dec. lI-3t No. Saasom ssfss~
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POPULAR BOOK FOR AG ENrS
HEADLEYS LIFE or KOSSUTH-The undersigned
IL have In press and will publish In January next,
THE LIFE OF LOUIS KOSSUTH, GOV
ERNOR OF HUNGARY

With Notices Of the Distinguished Men and Scenes Of the
Hungarian Revolution. To which Is ADDED, an appendix
containing the most important OF the Addresses Letters
and Speeches Of the Great Magyar Chief by g. Head
ley author Of Life of the Empress Josephine Life OF
Lafayette" &c With Introduction by bo,sce 6reeley
In elegant l2mo volume with steel Portrait uniform In
size AMI style with 'Hesaleys josephine Price %
Agents wanted In every county in the United states TO
CANVASS for he above popular work.
% Any newspaper published within BOD miles on New
York State that viii give the three ipssrton
receive copy Of ths Immediately Its pubcaton
free Of expense, by mail Address
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versity is voluntary There is sunrise prayer
meeting daily, religious meetings during the
week, and public worship on the Sabbath yet
no student is compelled to attend either In
Harvard Yale, and other colleges, the students
are required to attend daily morning prayers
and other religious meetings yet we doubt if
these institutions can exhibit 30 large number
as one-sixth of their students men Of piety
Charlottesville Jefsrsonian.
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WANT ED,

IL Life Insurance Companies throughout the c nes
towns aud counties Of Ohio Kentucky, Indiana ana -
Address. post paid, Boz No S3, cieeinnsa' NV
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A Facr WORTHY or NoTE-At the present
session of the University Of Virginia there have
been three hundred and eighty students, and
of this large number, we have been credibly in
formed that one-sixth Of the whole arc pous.
Everything of religious character in the Uni