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OTiCE-AUsTlN GRAY ha. this day associated with hin,

AUSTIN GRAY has this day
~ sell WILLIAM BALLANTYNE for the purpose OF
ue bookselling and stationery business in this city,
cray ana baanyne, having commodious
premises IN seventh above Odd Fellows
posie me old stand Of A. Gny offer and beautiful
o. gou bosk selected with great by of the m
which they invite the attention Of the Christian public.
raj agents Ia this city for the sale Of the publications
Carter Brothers, and Of the Methodist Coacesn they
always have complete supply OF ter respective publications
hand.
They will also keep general pubcaiio the
Presbyterian Board, American Tract Society American Sunday
School Union, &c.
Their Of juvenile books suitable for Sunday
school libraries, will be very extensive.
The depository the Washington City Society trans
eed 10 their oe Neat Bibles at 25 and
6x cents
IL will be their ambition pleasure keep an assortment
Of religious books as will entirely supply the increasing
this kind OF literature.
They earnestly solicit the operation
great and work OF widely pubca-
Of the light and reading hats flooding country
fearful extent.
In addition to their of religious books which
al the best standard
they will keep hand variety valuable
cal miscellaneous aud juvenile Of
book of sacred musc hymn books used all
different durches Bibles and Prayer Books
binding asd at all Albums, Annuals, and beautiful Gin
Book sendd Family Bibles school books every
lowest prices.
Blank books and superior stationery great variety; pocket
knives ptmonnaies portfolios, writing desks, gold pens,
and variety Of faney articles. '
0- liberal discount will be allowed and
purchasers
Ang2-eod3t
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EW 3 pap

NEW Route to Ptttsburg, via the Baltimore, sus-
gnehanno, Raiiroo<Thvossk Pnsbuvs
80 OF viii leave Calvert station
with the United Sstes Washington and Baltimore
n connecting with fast line at MddIetown
nvIng nj harrisburg alt, m, 10 dinner.
The train leaves Harrisburg for At m, arriving
Holdayhurr at Aths point have the option
taking either the Johnsown thence by packet
stages direct from Holldaysbnrgto Pittsbnrg.
Tickets viii be sold following points by this train,
York. Wrgh.vie Columbia, Marietta Middetown
View fo Nerstown peryvie Lewistown,
ngdon, Holiidaysburg, and fittsburg.
This train also the Cumberland Valley raroad
which passes through Carlisle shppensbug Chambersbue and
other points this
F the accommodation passengers from
the bove points Of the will
depSt Of the Baltimore Railroad
the morning the which will be
ROBERT STEWART,
Octl-dn Ticket Agent
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GLORIOUS NEWs-The most important discovery yet made
Phps patent liquid gue for carpenters, book
BINDERS caline makers housekeepe druggists &C. This being
liquid always ready requires fire
free from smell and will keep liquid in climate also acts
br wood china glass; iron, marblc
substance paste stands unequalied Its reputation
ithas inroduced the first order
mechanics observable first sight We offer liberal inducements
hardware saoners druggists hc and guarantee IL to
than ordinary glue. We making
for the tall ade and country merchants
will well this immediately We establishing
agents all popnou throughout the United States Sold
OF and by the gallon Small samples
any pan OF the United States, carriage Free
polish OF three Country
merchants, attend TO the above. Apply early.
PHILLIPS CO.,
July 3l--d3m Cedar street. Pearl, New York.
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White HsII, New windsor Carroll county, Mary
and

White Hail, New Windsor Carroll county, Mary
land.
Bls weIknown establishment lately thoroughly
waited and hted Tor the especial benefit families
quiet come and retirement Is located region
for It's sauly, In the immediate vicinity Of excellent
de
sirabc In tie village Of Windsor
The subscriber still twenty
boarders The tabs will be kept satisfy
all The bar viii be furnished with The best Of wiaes, liquors.
gars, &c.
The for board shall be moderate, nothing be left un
done which will conduce the comfort
New Windsor Is Of and be by
Westminster by the Baltimore rnoad
Woodbne Mount Airy, either OF which places
will be found convey passengers New Windsor noce is
given the subscriber few days before.
SARAH BARTHoLow, Proprietor
July s3-du }. r. BARTHoLow, Agent
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Sale OF Improved Lands Ohio, coded by the Wyan-
dots In lSAA.

dots tn lS4A.
NOTICE hereby yen that under the authority vested this
IN office by the OF ID March, i643 and 18th July 1882
sold portion the improved lands Upper Sandus Ohio
by w!sndos lh Of March, l642, again
of September next.
provisions Of the Of 18th July, 1882 the above
will be oned subject to the minimum price of less
daa and fifty cents without regard to the valuation
the improvements.
Given uder hand city of Washington, 2sth
July, anne Domni thousand eight HUNDRED and ytwo
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land ONCE.
July 3O-)aw4w
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'''s"s" anu rrencb Fsmsiy neutrality-suspicious.
Eastiager Guy.
TEACHlNG AND sTUDY.-The subscriber, with his aids, will
90 he first for few young ladies' who viii do the
f-'
for place Information be addressed 10 him
'ne n'st o' september at Wsrenton Springs, virginia
Aug I7-dimdscpH
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sionerws suppose that the history OF the country hardly
offers parallel case Of NAL administration Let the pso-
ple think Of i'll
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cNIDERv CHEAP WINE STORE. No. ia w,,n,

SNIDERs CHEAP WINE STORE, 40 Walnut
street. Fourth, liquors ali
tres, ofded importation from growers poduce had
cheaper than other store furnished
and others, at Washington city
BY " Adams's Express"
sbernes Sparkling Champagne, as
madstfas Moc, extra
Ports, Ciicquot..
Red wine, Dnet,
Tenerno, Perruchot,
Lisbon, Hedsick,
Mucaf, and many Others.
Fronignan, Sparkling Mo.elle,
Malaga, Hockhein,
Clarets Of all sorts, Rude-heim,
Haucrne, Marcobruun
Bugundies, the largest stock In Philadelpba.
Brandies Of oil sorfs,
dark and pale in casks demohn bottles cheap,
and very and old.
sh and scotch whkey Monongahea Bourbon Jamaica spirits,
gin, preserving brandy blackberry wild cherry
ale, London porter and stout In bhs OF and Dozen
Hapana Cirars
Of direct importation, reliable quality
wholesale by the quarter boz.
The establishment where all wines &C. directly
from the original package In which imported.
Hotels, Country Tfade,
and supplied cask demohn
dozen, or package of assorted
Orders BY telegraph, giving limit In price, guaranteed
be satisfactorily hled, or the goods taken back.
familiar principal
ducng countries of Europe, with
ere enable offer good articles cheap CAL and eramne
JACOB sNIDER IRIS,
- Cheap Wine Store, No. 70 Walnut st, Philadelphia
Feb lo-diy
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Wtiisrd's HossI, wash,ngton. ID. c

WEIaTds HOaoIs WnshtnHtOns Q.
THE underned having again assumed the
absence yearxD
travelling community establish
completely newly
facilities and personal attention the comfort Of
guests proprietor
heretofore soliberaly extended.
Aug lS-dmif HENRY A. WILLARD.
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Further Speeches on the Occasion Of the
Death OF Henry Clay.

We present to our readers such of the va
rious speeches delivered in the two Houses of
Congress on Wednesday as did not appear in
our yesterdays issue, in regard to the life,
character, public services, and demise Of Mr..
CLAY.
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DAILY CRESCENT
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
HE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
NJ Y W If Il.

From the Home Joarna
MY WIFE.
Long years ago met child
As through the world passed.
She was the first star of my life
The dearest and the last
An angel child by some strange fate,
TO earth q dweller driven.
Who brought her virtues to my heart.
And left her wings in heaven.
dreamt not that this child of love
Would mine forever be.
That she had come to tread this world.
This weary world with ME,
But as in kindness eide by side,
We wandered. day by day,
The more loved her and the more
She seemed inclined to stay.
'Twas strange that from that very hour
l never knew care.
But seemed. through some unearthly power
pleasant thing TO herr;
And if perchance her gentle eye
Fer marked tear in mine.
Twas turned to smiles by her kind heart,
And treasured on its shrine.
Around my growing destiny
Her hopes all centered were,
For much tried to make this world
pleasant home to her:
And still Tittal she seemed content
To bear its rotlgier sart
Together with the joys she fctnna
Whilst nesting at my heart i
And thus together, hand in hand,
We trod this vale Of tears:
Our youth departing, but our love
Increasing with our years,
Forgetting all that outward world
Made up Of grief and sin.
But loving more the world above,
And bright world within.
The cheek that closely presses mine.
Is furrowed now by years,
For we have known the cares Of l'fc
And we have wept its tears
But God was ever kind to us,
Although the world was cold,
And we are growing happier,
As we are growing old.
There seems brighter world in view,
home from sorrow free,
A dwelling of eternal years,
For my dear wife and me.
And o the angel of my youth,
SO good. and very fair,
I know will take her wings again,
And be my angel there. A. H. s.
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PRIscE ScHwARzENBERG.--A g LOCKER on in Vienna
writes the Londen Times that Schwarzenbergs death
indirectly due to jealousy of Prince Meternich The
former is comparatively neophyte in the world of poll
tics Called from the staff of Raetzky to the sudden
management of the reins which Metternich had lust
dropped at critical moment, the soldier became dplo
matst the 22d of November lS4s The circumstances
which had united to drive out his predecessor left the
path clear for his experiments. The devious arts by
which Hungary deceived and abused soon laid the
Empire at the feet of Kossuth The statesman was
at lt in three months. In less than three more his
appeal to Russia saved him and since then he has sailed
quietly and not unsuccessuy through the straits of
politics What his genius may have been he had
little opportunity to show While he solved no GREAT
difficulties and formed memorable alliances his re-
cent policy towards the French President was at
questionable and in the Judgment sound statesmen
decidedly mistaken
1t would be unsafe to ascrbe any of the more promi-
nent features of the Austrian diplomacy the last four
years to Schwarzenberg The young Emperor prompted
by his shrcwd mother the Archduchess Sophia has been
notoriously forward in following his own policy Where
he got it is no secret The communication between the
hensh castle OF Mctternich and the Schonbrunn has
been constant Repeated instances are cited where the
opinions of the actual Minister have had to WELD to those
OF the exile distinctly avowed preference the part
Of the Emperor for the counse of the veteran Meter
MICH to those of his younger is said have
perinduced the sudden death of the latter This may
may not be So but no one aware of the strict intimacy be-
tween the dowager Sophia and the and Of the
absolute influence of the mother her will sup
pose that other than Metternich has ruled the En-
pire for the last forty years
The successor Of Prince Schwarzenberg has not been
named Speculation is busy about it, There
who point to Metternch and prophesy his return to office
These doubtless in So long he able to rule
from distance aud in quiet enjoyment and iisouciance
the old dipomatist will doubtless do so The business.
and buste and aeanty of active life have lost their at
fractions. The new Prime Minister will after all be little
else than his puppet. Some have thought that the Count
Won Buo Schaurnstrin the ambassador at London is
be the The Count recalled, it seems, by the
same dispatch which announced the death Of the Foreign
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SLAVES.

SLAVES FOR SALE AND HIRE.-A lot of
~ choice Slaves sale and hire. Also sale,
erable FAMILY RESIDENCE in Carrolon. Apply to
api5 LONG & JOHNSON. Brokers, % Ccmme rcal Place.
I AAES W. BOAZMAN, No. Is Perdido street,
- will strict attention the PURCHASE SALE OF
NEGROES. SLAVES OF ALI. KINDS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
AND CASH PAID FOR YOUNG NEGROES.
REFERENCES:
Wright, Williams Co., Moon, Co.. Williams Phillips Co.,
NJ ';reen~o Co. s. o. Nelson Dgg Co. fe9O smda
BAMES WHITE, No. 1853 Gravier street, New
~ Orleans will constantly PURCHASE NEGROES aso Board and
sell Commission and all Slaves him.
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ECe-ECe.
tY- ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. mh24
i C e .


E ELLIS JENKINS seller ICE, has large supply
this article dispose Office the CORNER OF POYDRAS AND
ST. CHARLES STREETS Depot CORNER VICTORY AND ELYsIAN
FIELDssTREETs "a CHARITIES STREET, sCoMMERCESTREET
AMI at the CORNER OF ROBIN AND RELIGIOUS SITS. mhas If
E ONROE'S LAW SCHOOL, Frankfort, Ky,
It's "foundaon only administrator its only
Dean all its faculty. while it is subject visitation
The number Of the school limited to FIFTEEN ABSOLUTELY
Its sessions will be five months upwards All in this
be studied denomination OF lawhe Natural and Arbitrary
Constitutional and other and Public Laws; the Civil and Com
moni Admiralty and Maritime Canon and Military lwall taught
by myself.
There will be classes according the stage
objects the students the school, for portions the
for other whole school will constitute
and Code of Practice Louisiana with selected titles and chapters
Of the Institutes of Justini Doat Pohr and Las Ste Pttn of
SPAIN But the Institutes Of the Laws OF Hoand BY rotus and Lin
de Scotland Erskn Mackenzie with the Pandects
Cole and Novels Of the Roman French, and English will
in library for the industrious and ambitious student
MOOT COURTS other evening" for the exercise Of the student
in The arguments Of questions Of Law.
The students will be continually instructed the composition
writing used either ordinary the
in all Judicial Courts and shown the questions Of law
arising such documents which will be the subject of their
in the Moot Courts.
Every good SHALL the courss
DIPLOMA egib- 10th himself and Others which shall constitute
license practice Kentucky and ente him. after compliance
with the local regulations to admission 10 ,he bar judicial
Court in the United Statea.
charge dollars
books The charged by myself for boarding, odgng fire
lights stationery thing the scholar making
al hundred dosrs session the student resident the ab
shment Boarding be had in Frankfort for less price
take their time in April aud the benefit
History with their other
apso gswti THO. B. MONROE, Ii. D,
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secretary. man of recognized talent, Mrsomatist
drilled In the school Of Metternich and still in the PRIME
OF life the choice would not be Il; His domino
tio1 could scarcely bear heavily upon Hungary and
Lombardy, as that Of the defunct Minister.
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- No. l0s MAGAZINE STREET
COTTON GINS 800, HORSE POWERS PLOWS CROSS
Bk ca III ANS AND IRON BOLTS at cents p; FIFTH
TRACE AND BREAST CHAINS, BRIDIES HARNESS, PACK SAD
DLES, l.'DlA RrhBER BAGS LlFORNIA OUTFITS
TENTS, HAMMOCkS, WATER PROOF SADDLE BAGS HEMP
RorE s ems COTTON HOOKS at s NEGRO CLOTH
NH HEAN CLOTH uVERCoATS, with Clle 49, SHOES from
80 cents 10 u 25 BOOTS from ~ TO So variety Of ether Goods
al OF which viii be sold nj about half the price, cheaper
other hOLs' in the city. mh5 sn,
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HOTELS AND BOARDING.

NE EAGNOLIA HOUSE, Biloxi, Miss hgzAs
I've Mrs NJ DEvER respectfully informs her old friends EE6m
ani patrons, and the public generally that this Hotel Is
the reception visitors This house Inferior the
locality and Accommodations any hotel the The
BAL ROOM similar Biloxi
admirably adapted to BALLS PARTIES and public gatherings
ny which will ba let able In addition
to the Ball Room for at least
than
Her TABLE, will be
best that this and thu neighborng markets afford
Fine rocmy BATH HOUSES adjacent the Hotel
Boarders.
The BAR is supplied with choice Liquors.
The CE-CREASI SALOON also adons the Hotel.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended she
respectfully what will be
lie iavor. Biloxi, May g. 1852. Sin
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FURNITURE, ETC.

HOLM B. BURGEN has removed his -'lsssssz3
W FURNITURE STORE from No. l4lt No. SO 3MAGA E5
SE STREET, Immediately opposite the Arcade, where
Irrnived from his friends public,
d NHEAP FURNITURE STORE, No. |-ESs53
50 Circus street. OF Perdido-JOSEPH B. s~HEfAS
HUBBARD, wholesale retail
CABlSET FURNITURE, such ss Sofas, Bedsteads
Ano Book Cases Marble Top Seboads; Centre Card
an Work Tables Marble Top Bureaus md Wash Ssands Looking
Mahogany Walnut Cane Wood Seat Chairs Moss and
M Mosquito Bars Feather Pillows, and Bedding of all
kis This stock manufactured the the pub
lie solicited to call purchasing
I'll where.
All Furniture packed and made ready for shipping free Of
cf
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WANTED.
TO RENT.

VANO RENT-A handsomely furnished Par IN
lor several Bed Rocms southern BV
and Circus Streets reasonable terms apps lOtN
TENO RENTAL elegantly furnished Office, fak
II suitable for II Commission Merchant Apply to &Ee
rlhl9 tt SAMUEL WOLFF, s5 Camp street.
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REMOVALS.

EMOVAL-R. II. MARR, Attorney at Law,
"A y has removed from No. street to No. 81 Camp st.
~ stairs n95 ly
ARUG STORE REMOVAL-The sub n
cber respectfully informs his friends publictha
removed his DRUG STORE to the l&
Charities and Cushouse where happy to x&
his old customers those tier
~ +. D. BEACH, Apothecary and Drugrist,
JAMS Southwest OF Chaes
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Ice! Ice! Ice ~.
J STAF FORD 81 co.

ICE HOUSE,
TCIlOUPT0ULAS STREET between Ninth Harmony streets
(near the Upper Stock Landng,) Lafayette. Also
No. NEW LEyEE and No. Lower side ST. Mary's Market,
e27 NewOrcans 3m
ECe-ICe.
NEW ICE HOUSE,
LEVEE STREET nearly opposite Messrs Armstrong Harris Co.
Steamship Wharf, and
No. CTS TCHOUPITOULAS STREET
]. STAFFORD co.
tB- ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. mhA
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HATS, BOOTS, SHOES.
D0bysss ) Extss.s.iugtos.'s

DAG UERREOTYPE AND STOCK DEPOT,
No. CAMP STREET
This establishment having
enlarged and the public
in the superior style finish.
N. Boper.ors Cited with complete
cash Nohtnnder French Harrsons Hebs
Tubes With with Boy and extra Tablets twenty-five dollars
Stands Boxes Baths Chemicals together every
DAGUERREOTfPE BUSINESS constantly hand, for sale
iau6tf
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NewOrleans Agency Of the Mutual Pro

NewOrleans Agency Of the Mutual Pro
TECTIoN INSURANCE CO. OF NASHVILLE, Tenn.
~ This Company ~ nsure Principle Houses Mer
elnise, etc. against Toss DAMAGE by FIRE Cargoe
Vessels OF description against THE PERLS THE
AND RIVERS.
tB All persons having their property insured this
entitled full participation profits without liability
TRUSTEES:
y, Rotson, NJ. s. Pitcher, JAS. Norton Jr,
John Waters, J. Shepherd, D. Weaver,
J. a. MrAlister, II. Douglass G. p Smith,
I. B. West, John Morrow, b. R. Mckenzie,
John II. Ewin, A. W. Putnam, ?. W. Maxey
W. 7. Berry, Samuel Seay, A. Morrison,
E. S. Hall, J. B. Knowles, c. E. Hilman,
Alex. Fall, ]. B. johnson, Stewart,
RI Bell, A. J. Duncan, w. Pntcfard
L. B. Fite, A. H. Hicks, 7. A. Thomas.
A. o. P. NICHOLSON, President.
NJ S. i'LcHEE, Vice President
c. F. WHARTON, Secretary.
LOCAL DIRECTORS:
Thomas K. Price, r. H. Fraser,
Geo. W. West, Conner,
fy2s1y WAI. A. JOHNSON, Agent, as Commercial Place.