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IL The above ia extract from letter from gen
tleman, sixty years of age of high character; he
% have given but faint idea Of my 'uieringa. feel
inadequate TO the task
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BNEHE DOG L&w.-We have just received 30
j dozen Co9arsaai Cha,as Of nil the different hiads.
Silver plated collars Solid Brass collars, Steel coar-
some extra fine, Dog calls, some extra. aud Hunts
men Horns,--whicl will be sold cheap for cn-hly
WIN. b. & 9. FISHER,
sept 30--dts Opp1ste Me FrdDhiin lin H.
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GEORGE w GOODRICH,
No. SO Second street, Baltimore.
A CLOuD or WITNESSES


a CLOUD OF WITNESSES.
=, W. maze eer'ihcaiesfrom Hon. Henry Clay and r.
W. johns n-one from Capt Carrot brother To the
eminent MUSICIAN u the President of the French Re-
pubic who"as cured OF Rhe inasm off years stun-
ding-also, one tom Robert Gnult Rheumatism seven
year'-Mr. Oldham. Baltimore custom House. dread
full case of Dyspepsia and from hundreds of others. All
must admit Il ere has been such mass ,f ,.,;r
ny 40 fsVor OF any otner medicine which is peasan,
and taken in such sma ! quantities.
GREATER WEIGHT OF TIES T{MONY CAN
NOT BE GIVEN
Were there ever so many eures-wonderful clres
made BY any other nedicnel All we ask Of the afiiet
ed is that they try Hampons Vegetable Tncture tho
purifier of the blood and for all chronic diseases
Dyspepsia, rheumatism. Scrofulr, and all complaints
Of the stomach, bowels, &c.
Pamphlets, with a history of tho medicine, with Ger
tifcates of many wonderful cures may be had thu
stores having the Tincure for sale. gratis
You owe il to yourself to call and get pamphlet.
may be the means of curing you. For sale by
q JOHN II SEAY, Lynchburg.
sta t MORTIMER Il MOWBRAY, Baltimore
may l0-~fy - end Druggists Generosity.
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CTOyEs! STOVES I've now re.
y ceving very fine lot OF STOVES, OF Ynriou' sizes
STYLES aud manufactures, such the Virgina artigh
Cooking stoves, the Old Dominion do. do. the Iron
Witch do. do the Richmond premium do. do, and the
Pa,or stoves variety of sizes forms and manufactures
all of which will be sold on the most accommodating
term. hv Tnug 90. lts1 AGREE e. MURRlLl.
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:. DuuGUyD a. SONS.

They have recently applied steam po~o 10 their n,a-
cncry aud natter themselves that tney enub led IL
manufacture all descriptions OF Plain and Fancy Caht-
net Ware. in style and finish compare with any in
tho State. 5. DIUGUID.
u. Z. DlUGUID,
GEO. \. DIuGUln.
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RECOMMENDATIONS
We hive in u.e Mr.. Il. Birmingham Mitchell 4 PUMP
AND ENGINE, and esteem them most valuable mp
pcudngr. II great convenience aud efficient protec
ton against fire.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond,
H. II. TYLER. do
DIR ROYSfEG. 1lugneno; Spring.
ARCHER VAUGHAN, fmmvilir.
EDMUND HUBBARD. Buckingham,
X. j. GAINES, Chnrloitrc.
Tho Inmp Gun be in Use AT DR.. Wm. y. Mnrriss,
Dmguid foundry, aud ut many other places IN Lynch
burg all ii whom approve their utility aud useful
meas. The Pump bc seen in Rid nohd, NJ the Wing
office. They warranted .'rk we'll fo, year
To- NOTlCE.-AN prrs.n- buying selling
above articlcs spunsihtrtu me for il.
R.BRrrTlNtiliAM MITCHELL.
trureh 22-dta Proprietor.
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Astounding effects - The mhoe afflicted Iorid Rc5d"
lady restored aticr fro s'ckness.
a.
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MERCHANDISE.
s-pIIILTp W. PAYNE

r w. nOLEINs-Be leave 70 cal i me-. at
,s,,,", If iIr,r customers and the pubic general
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MEDICAL.


4 sALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
~ TfIN oslstsai. AND ottg ha.
s:7 W ~ %
4seovrsd 5g sagRaael esssr arkshls fss.
e "a is f. s'ss &c e. I L o.
.s e s s s b = 'asa . ,''f s
sS9s x n gt sss' s No i, I'll.
swelling Pan lie bones uniss
ssiSns sha seis
Tss S 4.gs ssg a s sss II s haze ns1 s l.. do
% S ny g.. s.s
sT p f 2TAc shan ason e.
vass, selected possos,
fou, al partsoft The country tn -
PILES. @Hr
e g d Ri a5 ns sl rhSs ssss
feP1gs s At s5rs sns pam and soTsnsss
Z s' sssssz T. ss siss
3 ss
e f h. .s . s ss Al =
s Eve, ~ u, = val aqd asy Of
Filing 10 s.asesas ss.s sa I'D rssasn.sn1
caasiaaai. sh Haoush, is47. - joss ~ ''l
ERYsTPgLAs, 45 l5se
FER as fAs .inyaus6ls Other
md The
sssst ssa9sars su1s and
I IL j s as.1 e
g ~. nd as most I EysRs a,s.adsa I'll In
aps esss propdrag nd H. sos
sssss ssy sa- Il s Ess. Cd ss roc.
sh misery rsssvsr,vhe.
TRT DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR
s.d Ssss e (, sssse
a e AZ {. 40 1 s
ih -h .sr ss .1s .d ss1 s
SALT RHEuM;
ny IT. q @ ys nd & 1
sas There 90 10 aoab. b. hs ds. =. ii r.
as. a, d Fem s @ i I % Il f IA 'ss ss z
hrs ho havs used csrs, relief os
' attention Of 's Rsw e e ELM q
GosTIFENEss; on. CONSTIPATION OF TIE LOWELs
osay 2 The r ss s and mo-. re-
issa.as
asP @
:, ssa q. Ieiss sssSss
sy instance he psn ss.sess 10 harm
ne efficacy Of the PAIN s dss... i.
1ss Do ss.'ss e s.
TAi, Win certify that h.,s pALIErs MAGICAL PAIN
may a5 wish III nsaas dissrsssns eompn -
ssas ssl1 A11 s5 70 cure it, F sRH saaI
FEVER SORES 'pS>A-
yea past. spent nearly I've hr ID
:.
heard of and sf DaLLEYs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
my entirely hssisd and .ss aess y q. .soa.
. d
Henrietta, Monfos comfy, N. z, May 8, 1873.
CUTS, WOUNDS AND soREs 4q
as reas II A saa sa ss Ky a
REMAINS healing long standing i IN
oaLalsed.
ST. Louis, No., Iulys, laGs.
D.ar s-Abeu. week since while trade cot
loot In bad and dangerous The whole the
ed ,he 3 Of foo sa. below the nssp ne wound
OIL adhesive pssa but Al Il
purpose. then commenced - Of 49,
DALLEY'S NAo1QAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
aad iesa hsn nauss - - and bags suna,
md hsa entirely iefs d f's5331 -
tractor being Superior thing ts1fse re
aovns inflammation.
an Ship carsn.eI " trade snd ahail Be willing 2 sss sas
rtns of the Sve all times whsa SsAs Hrakl
Arenas. at No ISL ~hsTeI can give Inflammation
L Yourg, truly, JEFFERSON n IWEQH.
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goHN BULBS FLUID EXTRACT OF EAR.

y Is
~ sAPARIIIA This invauabis remedy re=As rri
ss. ss asaz could ss sa e. e
otaa an s s = IL pst eos. s.s
my lzaiiar preparation mado IN Ansriaa. II
ss sss sT i e * S f. lsT
as aaa I Il ss ss sa e"aa'ss M al
Int shS yoN Bulls Ii S FLup sxeT o. h
My 1 ssers s , ps' I
B s 20
s saa 4:
greatest curative assnsi1 u b' TTT 1s;15
n Ohio sas yoFrnsl couuru Chic, speak. asassa-
H. 8 g,s ss tn Is sss I 1t.
as two psnq only w s ysy srs sRss
ssu TIN ssa By aall-
u.s. reader longer Bar
apsnls'a tho WONDER OF THE WORLD
sad
I ,, hATs siss T. q, Al,
Ii5e. aness gsadi;s 4.
yors CAV. cor:
ths psasaIs ia your s.z.sp... v tbs
It, a IL sa % =: may sss e.
hey VIII use t5is niaIssls remedy:
isssd With RSsuaasn q ssvsrss.
ss ssa
Unionown. Union county. KY. May ls, 1888. -
FROM DR.. VIM t. PRENTBs. ri
Mn BulLn youi saaparla viii say that have -
P ss aad u
ss ali d d a. at. s to . g.
~
L.ri.part. as. Dses%b.I s4,. - -
NOTICE TO FEMALES
IN h0se where he constitution j. asbi
@ the a s .s
IS
then Bulls remedy s.s
ss fs ss Ssssss
& sssn.
ar a @ s 1 % .
palld sheala hays miles ps,heys
suffering and sss IN
ss ss #sss
How we al. admire aa sa. ssT ah. ss ss .aa
.ss4isT q ss e
sas l Fs a. ssd f Sn t
I. the skin and o.y true ps
sss 81 i
would sbendoo
of all paints mixtures oon and use the only eseIsi remedy
sTsTTl TESTIMONY THAN EVER OFFERED IN FAVOR
| OF ANY MEDICINE. 10 30 v.i3
| yRoi pI.
Mr. Joas hesitation saying that hesvs your
s,ruu,s otho utneaus and sandusr affections
having with entire number Of the above
sS, lssI. JAMES Nj. MOORE.
| I'a'' MORE testimony FROM DIR. MOORE. -
Mr. SUIlI ulng your SaEsapara
Of srous Happy affect confident
eicsc;ous medicines thu! can be made o that disease
Winchester KY. Fob. /, lSsS JAliES NJ MOORE, N. D.
Tss.acnyf following supsrtusas all
upon tie slicacy of Balls ssrsapsrlla; -
g8oM DE-. L. p. yANDEI.L, PROFESSOR OF CHEMIST n
THE LOUISVILLE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Ihnss locked the list Of ingredient. oopcn BULBS
pound Erae Of Srsla and have srain shat th
on safe and one thai web in
which Is Ia applicable LIZ. YANDELI, NJ d.
| louisville, jurs t. 1875. RI al- 14s1E5 III
Whist Dr. ehsan BY sppointnsnt oi' zorissis Marin
1 "a ~ ~ Louav,l,x 10 is4s.
hsye exaaned the prescription r the preparation John Bull
SaP.a cad ssheya the combination 70 sicssns oEe ans
gel, sitai produce impression tbs
nya nasa Z he pablo and ia private rs snf II ne Goa
Rosdsn Phy aieian I4,aisyie Marine aosp;sal.
Thts Mseire l. day with deGis snfoln ae w s
coan hsaih and sorthirl she scS
stsetea--eay. thoss tha. grayoualy toimentst ~
mora, Intrinsic orh sy stcf a
!, rsInsiss before the pahie
! Sold Wholesale and rospii by t. = lgfiS sSt. -,
Prntpil tcs II fct s'res sad nc oaess ger
~ Ferrous Wishing accept Agency ne sale OF Balls sa,
: | sspsr,ls. vitp please aidress JOHN RurI,
81 Fos-th street, Louisville v ta rrtE. Aces
Tbs principal genssi Sssoepa for tho is of Iesn sl
: ssrsyaFis wholsrsie Al5 retail, sfs
j. WRTG9T 3 o.s,their Patent Asdeias %arrhsnfc,
Tvs aS1 CSARTRES SfSssr.
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COUFTERFEITS .aBOUND!! rHt
Al ether fsey PAIN ExTRACToRs csunsfsits
oAYS The worthless who sch them hope Sealing
they induce public believe that
the Of the articles. Buy Of
~ ATTEND TO THE PECULIAR MARES Upon THE GEN.
CINE; AND DESERVE THAT THE NAME, "FI pALLEY,n BIZ
WRITTEN WITH PEN, IN DETERRENT CoLORED INK, ON
rEfE ENVELOPE OF EACH BOZ, AND THAT NO OTHEE BE
UPON IT. ' 10 M s7rLl i77Il1 80 577T137a
~ Gensral Deps. United ssaasa ssed
will be promptly executed. H. DALEY i Co..
4I5 BROADWAY, New York.
. SOUTHERN DEPOT. ~ s'ts '3a=
--..s-- Isl CHARITIES STREET, Nevoris.ns,
Where all Dsalsra the ststes Of ALABAMA Ms
SISSIPpI KENTUCKY TENNESSEE, LOUIS
the state Of MISSOURI, will be promp sapplied. III
J0EIN WRIGHT & CO.,
aua0sn General gents FIR sssd Territory.
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TIRE VIII.
.yc TrrsT,Tna nTrnT RI, rTE

AS~'
Art 1911 sera elu surintendant de l'instruc-
ton pubique qu exercera SEES fonctons pendant une
periodic de deux annees. SEES devois seront presents
par la lo ct il recevra lie tratement que fxera la LIE
gislature. Neanmoins PAssembee Gen6rale pourra,
par un vote de la majofite des membres elus
deux Chambres, abo.ir la place de Surntendant de
Finstruction publiqne, quand ellie ugera que cette
place n est plus necessare.
Art 136-L'Assemblee Generale etahlira des
ecoes gratuites ct pub|ques dams tout Fiat ct de-
vra poufvoir q leur entretien au moyen d une take
generate sur les prophecies autrement. LIE mon.
tant ansi percu on obenu de eute autre tacon ssra
distribute entire les differences paroisses proportion
nellement All nombre d'enfants ibres ct blancs
ou'elles renfermeront ct de lage indique par fAs-
sembee Generate
Art. l37.-Le produit de toutes les terres conce-
dees iusqu'a ce moment par lie Congress des Etats-
Uns Get Etat pour Fentretien des ecoles ceu de
tuutes les gui pourron dams ayenir ere con-
cedees gu leguees Ea, sans destination expresse,
ct don't Eat pourra plus tard disposer ains que lie
protuit des SUGGESTIONS echues n tat, conforme.
men' la lo resteront en- la possession de Etat
titre de pref ct ormeront un rene perpetuelle don't
l'Etat acquittsra aunuellement Flnteret rason de
six ponr cent, Get interet JOINT celui remis par les
Etats- Uns d Get Etat, d tire de depot EN- vertu
dune loi du Congress du % jnin 1886, sera afecte,
aius que la totali,G de Ia rente des terres
dues, d penreten des 6coes publiques, ct cette al
location restera inyiolabe.
Art. Isle revenu provenant de la vente de
toute terre accordee jnsqu'a ce moment Get Etat
par e Commencement Federal, pour Pentretien dune
maison d'educaton, que la ven,e ait deja lieu gu
quelle s'accompIisse plus ard ainsi que lie revenu
provenant dune donation queconque faite rEtat
dams lie but ci-dessus ndique formefa rene per-
peuelle don't Pinlere raison de six pour cent par
an sera applique Pentretien une institution des-
tinGe aux progress de la literature, des ct des
sciences. La Legislature ne pourra voter aucune lo
pour appliquer les fonds ci-dessus mentionnes ur
autre but que la CREATION ct amelioration de fins
tuition susdite.
Art. 139-LUniversite de la Louisiana situee :
la Nouvelle Orleans, sera maintenue telle gu ellie
mainteuaut Gtablie
Art. l40.-La Legislature pourra voter les lois
quele ugeTa necessaires pour reg ementer ulterieu
rement Universite favorser les progress de la lit
terature ct de Ia science ellie sera cerendan pas
oblgee de concourir par une suhvsntion rentrstel
| dc lUniyaruits.
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DObysas " aa1ss'issysOs.'s
AdUERREOrYPE AND STOCK DEPOT
Ma {

This we'll establishment having been thoroughly repaired
and improved The propreors the attention the pr
hei where PontIaisars furnished of s ~
in the superior stye and finish.
N. B-operators cited out with complete APPARATUS TIL Law
cat prices Veghande French srrson' Lew0's and g'h
Quick working Tubes Plates tAmeran Frach Gases,
Stands Bathn, Chemicals together with
pAGUEREEoTYp BUSINESS, constantly hand, or
xho e.ni renl. ar
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sonArIo D. HEWITT. PLANO Lssza,

z q UHAIIU D. HEWITT, PIANU- 1EsSaESI,..
l. Il FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, No. SO Calar e4SER7sX9
street, Newoslsans, would respectfully request the
MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
the factories of the first the United
Of hewYork, Hall SON, OF Eewyork, ard PLEYEL Co.
Paris Tbs aeere the f9.ewng snis 6tf NJ
Of the makers the world combining MI the late
"a 81 They viii be cold 81
MERCHANDISE OF all kinds and quantity
Among Keeps constantly hand the largest ara
finest brought maie
reasonable GUITARS
tued HALL SON. from the approved SPANSi
!ODELS. the class
climate The subscriber haa had experience
Northern cities, well Sew0ais,
thoroughly acquainted with the unutest details OF the t
that has the Southern market
that he will aay7 hand
stock Of s the
MUSIC The Musical Public
Invited o call and OK his stock
fell lyns HORATl9 u. HEWITT, 80 Csnp et,,N N. o.
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TIRE TX.
REpJs1ov DE la CONSTRUCTOR

Art. 141.-Tout amendement cette Constitution
peut etre propose au Senat a IA Chafnhre des Re-
presentants. 81 Famendement eat aeceptG par les
deux tiers des membres elus dams chaque Chambre,
il insere proces-verbal lie par oui ct
par non, ct lie Secretare Etat e fera publer
alais ct fraucas tros mois AVIAN. fElection gene
rale des Representants la Legislature, dsas
journal au moins dams toutes les parosses de iEtat
on il Sc public journal. Lamendement ainsi
propose sera ersuite sournis peuple a pelection
generale suivane, ct sill approuv9 ct rattle par
Ia sjorjte des eecteurs il fera des ors partie 1e la
Constitution. 81 pnsienrs amendments sont propo-
ses en- Insme temps, lis sounis au peupIe de
maniare que les eecteurs puissent voter pour Oh
contre chaque amendment separement.
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IsRECiPITATFD PHOSPHATE OF LIME
u Warranted pure, Or sale by Iisal P,L MASSEY.
a sRUDE BRINISTONE--lQe kena es ayss auss-
49, ~ N s.sSs ssA tzz sssss RassI =
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HAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS, No. 81 Circus
street between Poydras and Periiao, where Daguerrean
MINIATURE PORTRAITS akene
beauty and expression and in the Pins Loek
FRAMES and Cases. cheaper than other ar in The city The
petor tenders his thanks Tor fayors and his
lion, together with exraetae
These iacts he hopes will insars bert share
patronage. [rsl I'll JAMES LOCKWOOD.
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CONSTET TION
DE
L'ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
PREAMBULE,

PREAMBULE.
Nous, lie peupe de rEtat de la Louisiana, etablis-
sous ct decretons cette Constitution.
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TIRE PREMIER.

Art. 1er.-Les pouvoirs du gouvernement. de- Etat
LEILA Louisiana sont dvses tros departments dis
tncts.
Chacun de ces dfpartements est conie un corps
particner de uiagistrats.
LIE pouvor legislatf est attribute un corps parti-
cutler lie pouvolr executf un aure corps ct lie pou-
voir jud claire un troisieme corps
Art. 2.-Aucun de departments, nj aucune
personne rempiissant dams Pun d'eux place quel
conque, nexercera les pouvoirs qu appartiennent en-
propre un des deux autres, ce lest dams les cas-
indiques ci-apres expressemcnt
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II. Il. r.. B2gstc,


oFFicEAND YARD NEW BASIN CORNER OF JULIA ANT
ST. JOHN STREETS, NEW ORLEANS,
fY Keeps constantly she pTie
BRICKS, WHITE SAND SHELLS, LINE, -. -
OAK, ASH AND PINE WOOD, CHARCOAL ,ete.sic
CLAPBoARDS, SHINGLES AND PttikElS. fell
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-08
Omnibus PrOprieties.

Gun observations. made during an omnibus ex-
perience Of several years, teaches us that it Is
considered quite polite to keep seat, when the
coach is full, even though sick woman with hers
child may be the applicant for admission, or your
own stopping-place but half square off. 1t is
also polite to hold wet umbrella on rainy days
in such a manner that the drippings from it will
fall on your neighbours toes. 1t is polite, in get
ting in and going out, to place your hands on the
knees of those you have to pass, and generally to
make n sort OF temporary balustradc Of every
ones person. 1t is polite, if you are smoking
when you stop the COACH to ask the company
if cigar is dsagreeable, instead of throwing it
away NJ once. 1t is polite to have all the win
dows down, or up, as may suit your own wishes,
without reference to the comforts of the other
passengers; and to insist on this, unless some
bold and decided individual interieres to check
your selfshness. 1t is polite to stare the ladies out
Of countenance; to converse about them in whis-
pers with your companion.
AS to the Indies. 1t seems by long established
practice, to be understood that it is polite for la
dies to crowd into an omnibus, no matter how
ssrong and healthy they may be, and no matter
z many fatigued and even sick of the other
sex they may turn out. 1t is polite, if courteously
told that the omnibus is full, to answer sharply
that you must have seat and to fix your eyes
Immediately the most bashful man present
and 50 force him to give up his seat. 1t is polite
when five Of you are side, to spread out
your dresses, 50 as to prevent the sixth passen-
ger from obtaining seat. 1t is polite not to
look for your money till you have stopped the
coach, and then to keep everybody waiting for
five minutes, or till you have hunted up the
change. 1t is polite never to have anything less
than gold dollar, to force the driver to
change it, though silver is worth three per cent
Phi. Bulletin,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-08
BRICKLAYERs'. MAsONS AND
ClRPENTEHS TOOLS

THROW ELS, Mitring Tools Hammers, and Brushes for
Plastersrs; BreklAyers' Trowels, Stone Masons Ham
GARDEN TOOLS
Hoes Raes, shoyeS Spades, Trowels Lines for gar
denng.
FISHING TACKLE.
Jolnted bamboo and Reed Rods, Sea Grass and Hemp
LiDsr, snoods and Hooks, in great variety
DRISTLE AND FEATHER BRUSHES
warranted not 10 pieces Whewash Paint Sweep
Ing, scrubbiug, busting, Shoe and Fly Brushes. 81.
HARDWARE
Locks, Latches, Bolts, Hinges, Screws, &c.
CUTLERY.
Ivory Buffalo, Ebony, Rosewood and Bonehandle Knives
and Forks Butchers Cooks and Bread Knives; Pen and
Pocket Knives In great variety.
BASKET WARE.
Children's Carriages Market Baskets, Work do Fancy
do together with large collection, too numerous to
ton, just New York. Philadelphia and Ba
and for sale the Old Variety and Hardware Store
Pennsy yania avenue, one door from 9th street, by
GEO. SAVAGE
And Penna ay, opp. Seven Buildings, First Ward by
mar Eft JOSEPH L. SAVAGE 4 co,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-08

Affairs In Georgetown.
GEORGETOWN, April S-ll

GEORGETOWN, April 8-12 m.
The water i'll the Potomac at this point, con
tinues very high This morning it is flowing over
many of our wharves, and strong current run
ming. Fears are entertained, should the present
easterly winds and rainJ continue for any length
of time, that heavy ffeshet will ensue. Many
of our Water-street merchants are preparing for
the worst, by removing their -four and other
goods from the lower floor.
The -four and grain markets remain unchanged
Spectators are shy Of operating to any extent.
Business upon our canal continues heavy. Since
our last report, twenty-five boats have arrived,
with large cargoes of -four, wheat, corn, coal,
wood, &c, from different points. Twenty have
departed, with assorted cargoes ELECTRO
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-08
The Passover.

Saturday evening last was the beginning of
this imposing ceremonial, kept by the people of
Israel, the chosen Of the Lord Seven days every
year they are required to eat uneavened bread,
to the exclusion OF all ordinary bread, or things
made of mixed with corn, in memory of the
mighty wonders wrought in their favor when
they were redeemed from Egypt
"Seven days shall ye eat unleavened bread,
even before the first day We shall put away leaven
out Of your houses And ye shall observe the
feast Of uncaycncd bread, for ON this self-same
day have brought your armies out Of the land Of
Egypt; therefore shall ye observe this day
throughout your generations, as an ordinance
forever. '-ENOprs, XII, Is, IL.
The first and the seventh, and also the second
day Of the festival, are observed as days Of abst-
from labor; likewise an additional or eighth
day, rs Is the case with other festivals, at which
the children Of Jacob out of Palestine have, for
many hundred years, kept an additional day be-
yond the period absolutely commanded in the
law.--Nortolk Herald
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-08
Hall & Brother

IIAvE removed TO tho Magnificent Store-house Just
Ill finished, with FOUR SPLENDID SALES ROOMS
Lathams Bank and opposite McGregors Furniture
Store It'll street 41- Turn the of Miss Dermos
new building, and you can't keep from finding us.-da
We opening, from New York and Philadelphia
Of the largest stocks Of New Goods brought this
market comprising large lot Of
Handsome Dress Silks OF every kind and dress materials
Of every description
Grape Shawls Of every kind, come extra rich
500 Ladies' and Misses Straw Bonnets
1000 pieces Bonnet Ribbons. STYLE very handsome
Gentlemen's wear Of all kinds
Boys wear of all kinds
Domestic Goods Of all kinds
Carpetings Mattings, Oil Cloths, and Rugs
And every description Of Goods usually kept In DryGoods
Stores which guaranty TO sell cheap they be
had In New York Philadelphia and cheaper than they
be had in any other establishment In the District
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended towards
at the old stand hope by giving every attention to
please to continue the same and have larger increase
business we have more commodious house and much
cheaper rent.
mi HALL. IsRnTHER