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SAVANNAH AND AUGUSTA.
VHE

Steamboat Company Of Georgia
Run the following Steamers, as above, viz:
DAVID l.. ADAMS. (iron.l
CHATHAM. rnn,)
THCS. S. METCALF,
TENNESSEE,
Which. with tow. boa's and lighters, af.
ford mequahed laci'iles for trans 7orlalion
of freight 10 The interior of Georgia, South
Carolina, Tennessee and Alaba ma, in con.
neclion with the Railroads.
The elegant steam packet ID. l.. Adams
will connect WITH The steamships Florida
and Alabama landing freight BY them 10
s days from New York TO Augusta.
Freight. (now taken at reduced raies,)
will be forwarded free Of commissions.
10 orfer 10 prevent detention or aiiscar-
riagc, bills OF lading should be addressed
to SAM'L M. POND, President,
Savannah.
Merchandise for the interior TO
JOHN Z. GUlEU. agent,
Augusta.
June p, lSJl-ly i44
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Farm for Sale,

'H'IE subscriber is DESTROYS Of selling his
l. Farm. containing 900 acres OF Land,
situate in McMinn couGty, on Rogers
Creek, about 10 miles West of Athens
There ale about 100 acres under culiva-
zion, with dwelling house, and other i'm
provemen,s. The land is good and well
walered. Persons wishing 10 purchase
are requested TO call and view for them
selves. A bargain NAV be had.
THOS. SHERMAN.
IS. !f desired, he will also sell bis
Stock aud Crop with the farm.
McMinn co.. Ten, July Is, IS5i-5t
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W. ~ lONGs
WI are receiving, by daily arrivals from
w Europe, our Fall and Winter assorl>
men, OF rich fashionable Fancy Silk and
Millinery Goods.
We respectfully invite all Cash Pu,chas
ers thoroughly 10 examine our Stock and
Prices. and,as interest governs we eel con.
lident our foods and prices will induce
them 10 seIec, from our establish ment.--
Particular attention 10 deYoled to Millinery
Goods. and many OF The articles are manu-.
featured expressly 20 oar order, and can
not be surpassed n beauty, style AMI cheap.
ness.
Beautiful PARIS Ribbons, for Hat, Cap,
Neck, and Belt.
Satin and Tafie'a Ribbons, Of all widths
and coIors.
Silks, siains, Vevets and Uncut Vel
vers, Tor Hats.
Feathers, American and French Arlif-
cial Flowers.
Puliincs, and Cap Trimmings.
Dress Trimmings, large assortment.
Embrodrres. Caps, Collars, Under
sleeves and Cuffs.
Fine Emhroii.rnd REVERE and Hem.
stitch Cambric lInndkerchlefs:
Grapes, Llsses, Tarelons, Illusion and
Cap Laces.
Vnlencenes, Brussels, Thread, SILK, and
Lisle Thread Laces.
KID. Silk, Sewing Silk, Llslc Thread,
Merino Cloves and Mils.
Figured and Plain Swiss, Book, Bishop
Lawn and Jaconet Muslrns.
English, French, American and Italian
Straw Goods.
July %, lSJl--1m l4S
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MadisonVille Hotel.

THIS House, heretofore KEEP, BY nv de-
L ceased husband, will be continued by
me. hope The friends and customers of
my lare husband will continue TO extend
their PATRONAGE to me. The nl..y,e snail he
as well kept as usual. and every exer'ion
used 10 give entire satisfaction to al. that
may call. AMANDA HOOD.
Mrdi.onville, August |, iS5i--sf ii9
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MAOlSONVILLE FEMALE ACADE-
NV

MY.
The aemi-annua Examination will take
place ca Tuesday and Wednesday, the
l9'h and 2Oih of August. All interested
are respectfully invited to attend. Exer-
cises each day will commence al 9 o'clock
A. M. and close about 2 p. NJ.
on wednesday evening there will be
Mus'ca: Entertainment gwen in the Acade-
my by the pupils.
Next session will open early in October.
with regard to which an advertisement
will son appear in the Post.
Jnls IS. 1851. A TevsTEE.
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six weeks before he left the house.
ne other persons in the house could
always hear the chairs and tables
rafting down stairs on those occas.
ions, but the visitor never made his
appearance to any one but himself.
The men both say the doors and win.
dows were all found secure in the
morning, and the furniture in the
same position as when left the preyi.
Gus evening Bath. Chronicle.
CONFESSIONS OF A MunDER.--The
last English journal recount the re-
cent confessions of Il murderer, which
has hardly parallel in the annals of
crime. The man, Lynch, little and
weak, but always deemed respectable
and religious, began his murderous
career in Ireland, by cutting down
with al axe a driver in the highway,
whose dray and bullock he coveted.
Soon afterwards, he overlook an old
and young man, and killed them both,
in order to obtain possession Of their
horse and cart. With these he has.
tened 70 distant part Of the country,
and stopping at lonely farm, manag
ed to kill all the occupants, consisting
of an old han. his wife, boy and 4
little girl. He took possession of the
farm, and by his ingenuity and hvpo.
crisy escaped suspicion, and came tc
be deemed a most exemplary charac.
ter. One of his laborers at last began
TO mistrust him, bu, he was slcnced
with cold steel. This last murder led
to Lynch's detection and conviction.
Here were eight persons deliberately
butchercd ore after the other, all for
the sake Of e mere bit of property
that was hardly worth a twelve
months wages.
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lfyou would appreciate the power of
knowledge, look at India. where lC3 600
Engl;shmen, keep seventy millions of block
heads in fear, trembling and ta:-gaihcrers.
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IriE Of Rates. Ham- roG.R.R.
(FREIGHT THE SANE BY burg. Depot at
BOTH TRAINS Augusta
Say from Charleston to Iinc'r toll
LIST CtaSs--Consisling Of < dravaoe
boxes Hats, Bonne's, u at Bridge
Furniture, pr cubic foot Sets Zoe.
81 Glass
Boxes and bales Dry
Goods Shoes. Saddcry,
G-"Ss, Drugs, So, &c,
per lQ0 lbs. Is so
Sd Ciasc-
Bageina, Rope, Butter.
Cheese, Tobacco, Learh
er. Feathers. Loaf and
Crushed Sugar, Hides.
Cotton Yarns and DO
meslcs, Down, Tire,
Bar and Sheet Iron,
Window Glass, Paints.
on, Crockery and Glass
Ware, in crates or
casks,) Castings, Hard.
ware. Hollow Ware.
Lard, TaIIow, Beeswax,
bales Of Rags. Ginseng,
Mil Gearing. Bacon
(loose.) &C., &c. 90 q
1M Glass
Sugar, Coffee, Rice, Pig
Iron, Mill and Grind
Stones, Nails, Bacon III
boxes and casks 10 20
Specific .ar,ic!cs-
Salt in sacks % 3j
Flour, hbls. Is 35
Corn, Wheat, Oats, Rye.
Teas, Sc. 7 8
Pipes and hhds. Liquor 800 90
Quarter Casks and Wei
Barrels, Is 90
Dry Barrels. &c., sc e. so Is
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WANrs.-A piece of the establishment the
man was struck with.
The hinges Of q lady's gait.
A piece of leather from The boot the ms n
got in trade.
A feather from the bed OF river.
A portion Of the last link that was broken
The key that will cit auburn locks.
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DENTISTRY,
DIR, WIN, II, COLLINS.

HAVlNH permanently located IN Athens,
IL Tenn, tenders his professional services
to persons needing the aid of Dentist
HIS experience jus'lties him in saying that
his work cannot fail to give enl.e satisfac-
ZION, and his charges will be moderate. -
The Cash will be required in all cases when
the work is executed.
Athens. july %. ISjl-tf i4s
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Town Lots for Sale.

'EHHERE will be sold for Cash in hand,
l. in the town OF Athens. Two Town
Lots where formerly lived. on the 18Th of
August next. Those wishing 10 purchase
will do well 10 attend The lots will be
sold without reserve.
HIRAM WORLEY.
July %, lS5l-3t las
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Decatur Academy,

FhNHE next session Of this Institution will
4 open on the "a Monday in August. 1t
ia desirable HAT those who intend entering
the School, should do SO at the beginning
OF the Session.
Terms as heretofore published.
A y. cox, Principal.
July %, lS5l-2t las
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The New York Tribune relates an
interesting anecdotc of the sagacity Of
a dog in saving the life of a child Of
Mr.. Robinson. of Flalbush, Long
Island. This gentleman has two dogs,
small spanieI and large half breed
deer hound. The small dog was
playing with it, near a cistcrn, when
the child fell head foremost, into the
water; the ayonized mother, who,
from window, witnessed the occurs
renee. saw the spaniel run to the ken.
mel Of the hound, who instantly ran to
the spot, and before the mother could
reach the child, the noble animal had
placed it in safety Instinct might
have induced the small dog to attempt
rescue, bat evidently knowing his
inability to do so, what prevented him
from trying, and caused him, quick as
thought, TO fetch the stronger dog!
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DIED.
At the residence OF Mrs. Gibbs, in this
place, OF Yellow Jaundice. on the 18Th ult .,
Mr.. PHILANDER WRIGHT, Of Yorkylle,
South Carolina.
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A GIRL OF THE RIGHT SoRT.-lt
seems that there was young lady in
the Woman's Rights Convention at
Akrcn, who took still more COM
mon sense view of the subject than
that CT Mrs. Swishelm. which we
mentioned last week. Her doctrines
were not popular it seems among the
esprits forts of the Convention, but
we venture 10 say that they will be
quite the contrary where bearded
chins predominant. An enthusiastic
Englishman would call her a trump
he might even go farther and say
that she had entitled herself to be
denominated brick! Here is ar
extract from the report Of her speech
"For her own part" she said, "she
loved man. Individually and collec
lively. better than woman, and so, she
was sure, did every one of her sex, il
they. like her. would utter their rea
sentiments. She was more anxiou.
for mans elevation and improvement
than for woman's, and so was every
true woman"
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Il HE AMERICAN w ERCnANT.--
Hunts Magazine gives the following
daguerreoiypc Of the character Of an
American me .'Chant:
The American merchant is a type
Of a restless, adventurous, onward
going race and people. He sends his
merchandise all over the earth; stocks
every market; makes wants that he
may supply them; covers the New
Zealander with Southern cotton wo-
ven in Northern looms; builds blocks
of stores in the Sandwich Islands;
swaps with the Feejee cannibal, sends
the whale ship among the icebergs Of
the poles, Or to wonder in solitary
seas. till the log.book tells the tedious
sameness Of years. and boys becom.
ing men; gives the ice of a northern
winter to the ,orrid zone, piles up
Fresh Pond on the banks of the
Hoo ely, gladdens the sunny savannas
Of the dreamy South, and makes life
toerabie in the bungalow OF an India
jungle. The lakes of New England
awake to life by the rivers of the sui
Try East. and the antipodes of the
earth come in contact at this injecting
of the waters" The white canvass
OF the American ship glances in every
nook Of every ocean. Scarcely has
the slightest intima,ion come OF some
obscure, unknown corner Of remote
sea, when the captain is consulting
his charts. in full career for the terra
incognita."
A GIRL OF THE RIGHT SoRT.-lt
H. - l., lie, -,
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mparcment ech famine dn foyer
coumencst daeu maac adut par un
pas dune oet de ba 6ta asezare denx Nous esoa
frtmeement les
nveppaient Au moment dc eerner Ia porte de
profter de Ia umerc derr
Fun dc larc lie
premier, ben lie fu, dt e Pet coups
second, maigrc, deg ene lie front pe,
egaa pd dun sombrc Je h renarqaef
d la lie chasseur de des ct
Ce champ econd de la credue
on
Cu chae est at du touour
pelern dc ~ halen Ell omPe.
m roule dams coueure, lie irod nous
Jenends mon com
pagnon rgue lie om
nie espece de fee await nsens
astuds douloureases epnas dams M
dhbtde, dcsnh les Juef w
de la reale plus ocs inventions me
tto recuclh da' m
medaient quelue pe sinirc Jentend' e" M
sut ct aiat des obes f
Je yona apper main sapu SUI
dul de bras retenaient enchn %
descper6 qa redoubement dene.ge me n
desai seant : etai scu
pasbmcn Ce neait done gu nn e
pusi Toutaoup brnit dc ut
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HONORABLE PIERRE S0ULE.

Les correspondances de Washington
aux iournaux du Nord, correspondances
H. - H. e~"eii~..,ne rnnc.rraaarat nlAr
notrc honorable Senateur au Congress
une bien juste appreciation ct un portrait
fort resscmblant. Files affirment que lie
discours de Get homme d'Etat au SUI jet
du bill relatif aux titres des terres calilor.
nienncs, est le plus brilliant, te plus elo-
quent, le plus puissant qui ait retenti du-
rant cette session, dams la Chambre du
Senat des Etats-Unis. {" Pierre Soule,
dit lie correspondent du .Nesc- York Herald,
deploye dams sa magni6que plaidoirie,
une superiorite incontestable sur tous les
orateurs qui ont traite cettc question; son
discours reyele une connaissance proion
de, jusques dams lcurs details les plus mi
nutieux, de la legislation des colonies
espagnoles, de la legislation mcxicaine
ct de rhistoire de ces pays relativcment
anx tcrres pubIiques. ?"
=" M. Soule, ajoute ce correspondent,
lorsqu'il prononca dams lie Senat son pre-
micr discours durant la guerle du Mexi-
que, s'acquit la reputation dun des pre-
miers orateurs dcs Etats- Z mis-. Ii est aussi
hcureux dams rexpression que lie c6lebre
Henry Clay, il a autant de profondeu'
dams la pensec que Daniel Webster, il a
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speculateur marchc sur les traces dc son
lmmortclIc pupillc, eli s'asscciant d dcs
@uVres de bicnfaisancc qu'on nc saurait
assez encouragcr. L'aPotrc dc Ia tenn
perance, dams sa reponse d NJ. Barnum.
le rcmercie en- termes chaeurcux. dc
'enVoi de 500 piastrcs que &C dcrnicr lu;
a tait pour la propagation dc l'usage de
lcau. La publication de cettc cores
pondancc sent bicn un peu Ia banque,
dependant on nc peut qu'appIaudir aux
BONN, BONN qui constatent dcs bienfaits.
Jeudi a l'heure du diner, une forte ex-
ploslon s'cst fait entendre a l'h0tel HcW-
iett. Puts les hammes Sc sont etendues
en- qnelqucs secondes, sur diverses par
ties de Get etablissement. Explosion ct
nammcs etaient produitcs par lie gaz qui
s'etait echappe dun conduit lezarde.
L'alarme a etc bicntot donnee, les
ponpcs ne SC sont pas Gait attendre ct lie
fcu etc vaincu faciIement. Les proprie-
taires en- sont quite pour la peur ct pour
quelqucs avarics survenues leurs salons,
ct les hotcs pour une plus grande pcur
encore ct la perte de leur diner.
Dmanche dernier a Ell lieu dams re-
elise de Saint-Patrick la Ceremonie de la
remise du pallium Monseigneur :arche-
vogue de la e.OrIeans. Une foule i'm
mense qui sans doute n'avait jamais as
sist6 a une parei|le solcnnitt, rempIissait
lie saint temple. D'apres le dire de la
pupart des fdeles qui etaient accourus
cette celebration, la ceremonie etait i'm
posante, sublime.
C'est Monseigneur PORTER, evaque de
Mobile, lie doyen de tous les eveques des
Etats- Unis, qui preside cette solen-
mite ct fait la remise du pallium ct Mon
seigncur Chanche, eveque de Natchez,
uui a occupe la chaire.
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dams RECOMMENDATION unc Iogique auSsi
scrrec que Thomas Benton. il a dams
Faction toute la grace, toutc la d6lica.
icsse, tout rcntraInemcnt dcs crands
oratcurs franCais. ST parfois un Ieger
accent dams Ia pronunciation dcs guttu-
raIcs ct dcs syllabcs sN7outes dc la Ian
que ang|aise, est un dtlaut, chez lul
c'cst un ornemcnt qui ne lait ga 'cmbclIir
son debit majestucux, son articulation qui
penetre syllable par syllable, dams l'intel-
Iigencc ct | anne de l'audtcur A ccs avan-
tages Pierre Soule joint tous les ayanta-
gcs physiqucs; son mainticn denote unc
haute intelligence; il le tcint brun,
mais brilliant; les yeux noirs CONNIE dn
jais, mais pIeins dc Get tclat qui reyele
in esprit actif, energi9ue, enthusiastic :;
une Tongue cheveIure noire tlotte sur scs
epaules; sa mise est dune simplicite Gle
gante ct de bon gont. N'cst-ce pas Ia,
dit pauteur dc ce portrait en- flnissant'
plus quill ne faut pour qu'un parcil ora
teur ocoupe tonjours une place distingutc
au Senat des Etats- Unis?
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tant plus urgcntc que payenir du com
merce ct de l'industre dc rAutrichc en-
depend cssentiellement. NJ. de Bruck,
'ninistre du commerce, croft convenable,
81 retraDgcr refuse de s'associer a Get
emprunt de I'cffectuer par tous les
moyens possibles, meme par des contri-
buttons sur toutcs les personnes de- Tens
pire.
ITALIE.-La GnzcCue de Genes. Gu 10
annonce quo lie gouvcrnement piemon-
tais conclu avec le Portugal un traite
de commerce tres avantagcux. La Ga
ze1e plena0ntaise public la loi relative a
I'erection dun monument a Charles Al
bert surnomme lc Magnanime. lie mo-
numcnt sera eleve dams la capitale du
royaume; un comite de onze membres
en- surveilera l'execution. Unc sommc
de $4,000 fl. est provisoirement mise a
la dis position du comite; $4,000 fir. Sc
ront pris sur lie budget de 1851, le reste
sur lie budget dc 1929.
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SERVICE PosrAL.--Ce ne sont pas seu-
Iement les males du Nord qui Sc distin-
guent par une fort reguliere irregularite; !;
Celle de la Nouvellc-Oreans a Do
jacksonville n'arrive avec ponctualite
que bien rarement, une fois par semaine
peu pres au lieu de trois, ct celle de
Donaldsonvillc aux Attakapas ne passe
nj a des jours, nj dessheures determi-
nees, mais bien quand il lui plat ct celia
ne lui plait presque jamais.
Anssi aurions nous etc enforcement pri-
yes de nouvelles sans robligeancc des
officers de plusieurs bateaux ct sans la
soIlicitude ave claquelle M. Victor Maui
rim rempli son deyoir al commence
ment de cette semaine. en- envoyant par
un expires Napol6onviIle, les males de
pAssomption, de Lafourche Inferno ct de
Terrebonne.
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Vous votre mtre ou rcpr mas On hese sPe
point d'avoir bu e coup dc soell -
boute!e eaudeve Preqne
cine, ch Nous rnquames en- adrean Caue
Mon I'M PoPne
demandan Deu es homm de o" oeS
fmmes de a vile ct des oups de ohamps !"
dcynne Nomand
pas la coserie Je renr Prendrc
tout dc Ia grande ha ct as u e'oyer
mes cheyrotines, quand ellie aboye
-Ceait un CHEN?
Dune cspece je mai jamas yue dams lie pays
etouae fit reuncr Ia tete c 'o et I'M
ee hot ct laure en- ah
chen. .fauvere repeta--i sorte dhesiaion
A oreiIes drotes, ajouta lc teupier
lie museau ehie?
La queue baayant Ia tere.
Et dtes veus Iavez reneonre hief!
.Puisqne e l'a suli
-Alors gull est devenu!
s-Je VI daus Ia gande butte
Claude baia rePondre bras Sc dgagca
bricoe et ALA rau dun penli
-Vous paez done plus? lui demandaiJe.
latre etendan nachlnaieent
scs mains a famine mourane.
brne t peutre balayee par vent
de mn elogne de rede son depart qo eetc
econde @ les nous
deepper dc nouecs instances nous d
danes
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uNE MORT A ENVIER. - Au fond dc
rOhio, dams la petite vile de Cleveland.
Went de Sc dtnouer dune fncon attcn
drissante TN de ccs mile petts romans
CONNIE la vie commune en- cache tant
aux regards inquisiteurs dcs nouvelistcs.
On Il beau s'6puiscr a iouiIlcr les domai
ncs de fimagInation, toujours la rtalitt
nous ot1re queIques tabIeaux impr6vus,
Oh la simpIicit6 DUN sentiment vrai de-
passe en- inttr&t les combinaisons les plus
inS6nieuses d'5venemens improbables.
Tn jeune homme du nom de Vickery
devait Sc maricr e IS du mois dernier
a unc icunc file quill aimait, ct a qui
il s'ttoit engage depuis quelque tens.
Nj obstacles, nj contretems n'avaient
eprouve Get amour fayorise dams lequcl
le present n'otfrait aux deux amans ou'-
un gage de toutes les felicies venir. Ce-
pendant, la tianct:e etant tombee malade.
le marriage fut retarde de deux semaines,
II men fallut pas advantage la mort
pour romprc tout jamais ces liens for
tunes. Vickery etait attcnt dun aneyris-
me don't il ignorait la gravitt, ct quand
les palpitations de son ceur oppressaient
sa poitrine, il l'attribuait a l'tmotion
dun sentiment passionn6, ct ny alta
chait aucune pens6e menacante. Tn
soir, assis aupres de celle quill aimait,
il lui lisait a haute voix, pour tromper les
heurcs d'attente ct distraire sa GONZALES
ament a voir une analogue ayec lcur
propre situation. La voix du jeune hon.
me accusait une emotion laquelle re-
pondait la respiration troublee de sa char
mante compagne. ii s'interrompait de
TENS autre pour faire I'm retour sur
Iui-mame ct 6changer avec ellie les de-
licieux projects de toute unc vie d'amour
ct de bonheur qui s'ouvrait devant euy.
Arrive enfn a la derniere page Oh lie
heros mourait dune facon imprevue:-''
All! s'ecria-t-il, j'cspere bien ne jamais
mourir ainsi!'
La jeune file trcsaillit ct s'appratait
a lui repondre, quand ellie lie Wit palir ct
Sc renverser sur son siege en- laissant
tomber lie roman ses pieds. Effray6c
ellie s'elance, saisit entire ses bras la tete
de son amant, TappeIIe ct le presse sur
son cnur. Lui par un dcrnier effort, leve
sur ellie un regard mourant, essaie un
dernie ct supreme sourire. Sa tete re-
tombe: il etait mort!
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BAL D ANNlvERsA'RE.-Un grand bal
civil ct militaire scra donn6 dcmr;n :
Baton Rouge a l'occasion de rannivcr-
sairc dc Ia naissance dc WASHINGTON
jugcr par les apprets que nous voyons
faire par les invites, cc bal ne pourr,
manquer d'etrc bicn brilliant ct de comm
ter longtemps parmi les bellies soir6cs
qui reminiscent ST souvcnt a Baton-Ronoc.
I'tHte dc la societG louisianaise.
Nous rcmcrcions bien les mcmbres du
comitt d'iovitation de la distinction fat-
teuse don't nous avons etc l'objet de leur
part, lorsqu'ils nous ont adrcsse unc gra-
cieusc invitation, ct nous promotions $;
possibiIitt il y a, d'y r6pondrc en- arri-
want a temps pour c6I6blcr avcc o1x
l'anniversairc de la naissancc du Pore
dc Ia Patric.
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