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Law school Cumberland Unsvsrssty. ~ Lebanon.
Tennessee. tfaf
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Csmss., se o~s Of shs circuit
IN Judges OF Tennessee,
Hon Nathan Green Of the udses Of the court
OF Tennessee.
udses Csuths their whole time exclusively
school,, ra.s.8
Pfas Of Daily examinations of each c,ass on the
hvss NJ but explanations the
dsiIy Iessons a pvoaress ri the examinations
law and equity, 10 which stu
ders Of cu gwen by s pSofs
sow Ill tho known In scsual
pvscs TNe frsnsA 70 require them 70 prepare
deeds documenss 70 he read ~
Some Of he c.ss are tasen by appeal 70
which 10 held monthly In the ca and in
psb The students act - clerk she
chaecsiovs and In other omciai
u~ries with their sutn- ~ t
the third MONDAY sep
tshss Thursday Fshruary The second com
succeeding Monday in February and ends sesosn
Thursday IN July. IT
n boarding studeUD usniah their own books
which cank kc hsa In the Lebanon bookstores .
complete the course, un'ea me stu
study required for I'D
up,u~sou cassss Students may ensr ~
any during the collegiate year
There a legislature consec~d With inc school,
Number o students last collegiate year eqnsy sI
ROBEhT l.. CARUThERs,
Feb lI-ecIy asrf 1850 Presdsns bo~a o. trustees
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pARM Aicxandris county, Virginia. with
miles OF the aquciuct and four from the PresideRt
House will reasonable
om herso located above within half mile Of
Bas Csoss hundred
ara thirty ~ beautiful mbered land
the residue Much Of this farm rich
ncIudss twenty which
meadow. who be disposed
are Ball. grocer Ninth PennsyvauA
avenue, Horaio Ball, on adjacent farm.
Mall-eodu tN Wm. BALL.
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u A. sOMMERvi r, Agent Attorney for the prosecution
w. of pension land and II car .a.so.s Con
departments and land
rants hc Ac
Forwarded mail, upon reQue~t.
Once street near shs Post once Department. Posages
On letters prepaid attention. address. ahsvs
wsshingou, &c. Jug Is--law4sodAap
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L.s4.ae...s. Wsshinglons nepembet NO. ioo5.
I'M the petition Of Hefrick Aiken Frsnkis lianp
" shfe praying for The q granted him
on The twenty seveah Of December, 1883.
oe ket for holding toos for from the
pIsop 2, .sd patent, which takes place on the
Iii ordered that the said petition
ON Monday, the lNh OF Decembc ~ O'Clock, and
why said petition ought 10 be granted. t'Et 4
fersons opposing the Ie Patent
Once their objections specially writing
days before the day Of bearing All 6ied BY either
~ br used VI e said be transmitted
codance with hs rules Of the oce. which will be furnished
plicstion. F 9tNv NJ e..eIt y
Ordered ALSO that this be published Union
gence and Evening Washington Pennsyvanan Phil
adeip0s Pa Evening Post Scientific New York
Boston Poet Boston, Patriot Concord New Hsmp
shire and Inquirer Cincinnati Ohio three
ccsve weeks previous the d Monday Of December The
day Of hearing.
CHAs. MASON,
NA Commissioner Of Pstsnts.
sEdo Q! the above papers will please copy, send their
bills TO tbs Patent Once, with paper containing this nuce
6eps 30--law3w sfH# t#H a+
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7 AyV NOr1CE-eDNEY 4. BAXTER, late attorney genera
IL Of vLrnia, has washinxtoa pracis.
He will the United the
District Of coumba ahd asnd to professions
tuslnesa coaadsd IN him. .M. .H4....
mia avenue.
Hon j. J. Allen, Hon. VIM Daniel,
Hon Richard Moncure Hon O. n samuels
Hon. a. n Lee of Court Of Appeals OF Virginia.
To the Judges OF Circuit Courts Of vifginia.
To ths ssnaiorr OF Congress from Virginia.
June ll--lydswAw
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TAYLOR COLLINS will prosecute claims every description
against the government before hs several or
bounty ands extra and auearAs
pay They VIII attend TO the buying sss selling OF rev. es me
rsrns 6ustn@ They viii also
furnish paIes with snch nformson s tney may de
from The seat of Chasges VIII ne m"se,se
Once street, immediately opposite "ndes b""anc wssn
ineson, D. @.
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NEW GOODS AND FASHIONS DUvALL BROTHER,
~ merchant aIov having re,uned from New York.
exhibit their fall winter goods
prepared hate made order the usual elegant OF their
establishment Their Customers ind The public generally are In
vited call. # .a#
We have also choice selection Of gene. i.nishnf goods
Qf the styles. DUvALL d BRO
Sep 23--3law3wif
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By RoBERT ARM sTRoSG.
PROPOSALS soR RATloss Eos lso4.


ouAR1snnAsr AsrrR's orucE, SAxISK cosrs,
ss 81 ttfses Washington, October "A, iooJ
CEALED PROPOaALs will be received thus once until y
y O'Clock, Tuesday tbs 3h November nva1 io
sushia4 ssieas 70 ihs unid States manss al The following
stations, fas tks year 1854, viI
Porsuioush, New hampsb
Chsriest0wn, Mssssciuseus
Brookya, tsoag Island, New York
n iakeDpha, Prnnsyisania
Co.posa, Norfolk, visinia.
Psssaedas Florida, ard
sWsshiaes0s, Dislsict Of Columbia. ,.,
yolson pound oi fresh be
pound Of park, eighteen ounces bread
upene -four ibe OF the govern
sn pounds Of good coffee, twelve pounds OF
the eight quarts q the best white bean
vinegar quartz Of salt four pounds OF good aia
b half pounds OF good hard dipped taiow
candies, hundred ralions
Tu~ beef vequrd delivered order OF the command
ips buik ne single aon ana
shsl consist choice OF the eaeass ne
pork aud the groceries 70 pe o he oes
ousjiy Of 10 indsn subject inspection
No
Office, certified to BY some ofnca per-
To BE- endorsed "PtoposaIs for the 1884, and
sddrcssed the Washington
The Pa,rio, Concord Hampshire Morning Daily
UAs Hosson Unltsd States iiary and Naval
Asus New York Brookyn Eagle, Broekiya. New
Phiadpfa Iimes Baltimore, Mary
snd Argu. Norfolk vgiuu Globe Portsmouth, Virginia Florida
Democrat Pensac0u Florida and nciehi tty ~
tha above three INSERTIONS ssc week. aud send
accun accompanied BY printed Of the adtsrsemen
10 office for paymvn. r..
Oct i2-sodsi5hNov
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Yonng Ladies' Institute, Pittsasld, Massachusetts,
WELLINGTON H. TYLER A. M,
j. HOLMES AGNEW, ID. d.,

U,HE the ID Of November. Early
plca.ioa places desirable The location is unusually
rpassed cold btt isbe
changes hu health The proviinns for
Of the fnest gymnasa
attention Of friends OF high
disciplinary education ths systematic iour years course com
In the institute aid wholly devoted
female and professionally edu
c ui,d gentlemen, besides hour lecturers.
particulars catalogue just sued be had application
aant6 6--d m
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AEW GOODS, NEW GOODs--wM II. STAMFORD
merchant tailor under Gads
Hotel returned from the NORTH and 10 now opening
OF French and English Goods such s cloths
and vesnt OF The aest style and importation all Of
which made the fashionable
Al short notice possible price FOR cash. runc
ua He would take this opportunity retsrn his
friends public for their liberal
bestowed him. and sohc and
All win be executed with
and dr,patch.
hand beauuul assortment oi genusmsn'
furnishing goods
Sep I-9awfuksnuf z. fa
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PLENDID Brocade Plaid and Plain SiIks, or every
vae ust opened just in receipt Of some Of the
and silks have offered and
respectfully solicit the attention Of all In want Of sndsone
confident offer Of the best assorted
eveF offered Washington We the fonowng'
bocade Silks heavy, and In all the choice
coiorr which will offer cheap retailer In this
country
Sole silks In plain coorr, In
rksdes Of blue bown and light colorr,
for evening dresses .le. .Hs.s
50 styles plaid silks, comprising great vari
of different and qualities, OF which we viii
ofer very small ddtancs on the Wholesale price at the
North.
We ju received magnificent stock OF rich
Market and would invite the parcu
lar OF ID search OF hrst rate s dress
variety Of plaid goods uch
plaid monoes plaid slk pisid plaid
lines Parsan varying price from 23 e with
goods desirable The
Alss OF French mertnoes to
be ound any aket desirable shade Of
mode, blue, green, brown, purple, aud black
viii open large and splendid sock of square and long
shswis, HON ~ 5bto elS. ...a.. -.
Seventh street, near Pennsyvania avenue
Sop 98-eo6dr
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Washington, sept II, 1852
I'M peton James BALDWIN, Of Nashua New Hanp-hin,
ps,s @ the sS % Of p.s" bin .s. Ss ss ne
weaving coss M sevsn yea dom The expiration Of saia patent
Il ordered thai ps,i,ou heard the r.es,
Monday the h OF January II O'Clock, and all
appear any they have, why
Pesons opposing the required
s. s !. M @ a. "Sr s.S !, . s: 1. y
be used the said hearing must be taken a.d transmitted In
..o pss.i.hsd Uaio.,
hiisdspsis Peunsyivsn.a Evening Post N.w YORK sosson
week fr hes wsvius the second
Monday Of January nsr', the day Of ofhss'ins
Commissioner Of Patents.
I e q s M sss win .ns ssad
ssps is-isws~
~ILKs SILKS, sILKsi-we would invite attention Of
ladies Il stock of silk. and fine drs goods
opeai"s comprising by aod asnonabe
supply yet We In
Nsp,e. rou soes our black sks this season
.rse, and @seh cheaper assn At any fo,me, ,,ms
French En.ish s,oa supply o9Isdes
.%sssys n sss as %' s" :@s
Ladies' shsrefos Of earsai.. should a call
early on u.s. no" have the ;ns .s' ;r
Between 9Th and oh Streets PennsyIvsnis avenue
SINeIE AND DOUBLE-nARREL GUNS AND GUN
svenue lately received full supply
the above Eood- consisting, In part, Of
Fine English subb Damascus double aad single
bsrsi fowlirg pieces, of all sizes
Common aud low priced Easi.b and German do
s'nsi~ and soubic- c-barrc dackng guns
Boys' guns
Game bags, liquor Hs.ks, shot pouches
Powder hssks, -ingl. and doube
Walkers, Eiys Cor English and French
Patent me'alic md wsds and wad paper
Washing rods and cleaners
Nipple wreschcs, WI
Ramrod heads M
Patent lever charges, mouds
Pistol belts, hunting knives Ac., great variety
sportsmen particularly invited stock before
cnnsns nearly all ~ NV sporting goods MADE 70 order and
ported Direct and Of offer Inducements
house this country
Dsiy expected Of tho celebrated kinds Of
JOHN w. BADEN
A--3awewif
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AUG USTA HOTEL.
AusssrA. GA.

hUOUBTA tfOTELa
Aus6srA, GA.
SAMUEL G. WILSON, Lessee snd Proprietor.
Situated North of Street, three Door wsaC
WasAtmgtom Street.
THE having lease Of this nrst class hotel
will rive undivided the accommodation
patrons will be directed
The comfort OF all opportunity
toaSdnS, " oil ~ such
through uaveen may praironxe his daily osdinafes
The will be the char
acter Of hosss, sdd lls reputation daily
$3.50 SAMUEL G. WILSON.
Aug S--dTsAlawtlNov re fE5 ttalsr#
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Hon. James g, Dohbin, Secretary Of the Navy.
Hon. Jefferson Davis, Secretary of War
Nicholas Cnilan, rs-ridess Hoard CcmIsou Counei
Gen. John NJ McCslis, Attorney At Law.
Js@es 4. Cauettn, 80.
W. q. neddat, Btsse Depnrsnent.
ssp< so-< <ukep
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DECIDED BARGAInsrn the articles below named We are
" prepared offer great Bargains -
pieces irish linens, all qualities, various grades pure
linen
$50 Diapers dsmasks linen sheenFs, and towel
ipgs widths, and qualities
lot of linen shsetn6s sad pillow case inens oil
widths
ice dozen napkins and doyiiss.
should fail TO examine our soeh
rs dozen ladies' Md gloves and sssck net mts
200 pieces real Welsh and American nanneis
so pairs superior blankets also crib blankets
cotions OF the very best brands
All kinds OF moufning goods In gresi variety
/ French mcr0os all shades
10 mouseeiines. all shades
20 pieces black silks of the best brands
40 pieees plaid silks, very rich and cheap
so pieces Highland pisids for chdrcns wear
I cnse long rhawisj new patterns
10 pieces fne lack French cloths and csssimerss
100 pieces ow- priced mouuseines, new psstsrns
40 pieces plain and rich figured Iosis hsnnels
large NIL kinds Cf dousesaic dry goods
usually found In weordered dry goods
house ali Of s-i removing 70
our new which is nearly ready.
Tenn. cash arranged N the contrary .
go. sAs#H PERRY b BRO HER,
M,ss Derpous Building,
Sep0 oIpo''N 'e"'' "a'Ss~~
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I,ODTMAN w AHTUD.-~A whlc man. Who can prct"ce sas
ishrtory sestirsons wanted capacity ofa fecss"
Apply BrHaiiian m46sser. t4Nt
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| IL. THOMPSON, Merchant Tailor, having removed
the 0f baltimore, would notify his friends and the public
that his establishment Baltimore street, No. l 81.
Paul Charles,
sons cutler where he has splendid Of cichs,
cassim.e vestp which he will make order
possible and his usual style Of elegance.
0aoI nAwutif
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NO 4. north side Psnn., Iv.nia avenue, between
10Th ..d Han str: q have now completed ,he'
spsssy ,Ss alsa;os os tho citizen. and
public In general to their feeling confident that Their
s.1 1 .' s's ws Be-
4 sw: '''
The WIN rrnn Cook excellent baker and great scono
= MIXER for wood and coal ~
copss cSpss Comp ~oos s. Ssss and aas so. coal
nIue kdge, for wood and coal
Eina Air Tight for wood and coal
Msso%s D msoS e, .vS w1ss ssa and coal
A, 5:;o; ,,rs Al, I,sS' Cook, lsI wood
bssss 1ss p Two Boiler Cook
Home Tight, for coal
PARLoR COAL STOVES.
Home Paror Stoves and closed fronts,
Radiators" style oc.ason fronts, variou.
Volunteer Coal sioye
Coal ;@sG' r'.nslin. n1n1a
Open Franklins 45Ha
DINING ROOM STOVES
Russia Iron ArTish with oven for wood cast oven cylinder
Paror coal open closed tops with boiler
Revere Ai.,T,sh,, e0r wood
H.B Co.'s Air-Tisht, for wood
CHAMBER STOVES
E..s E:s... .''lT,fa siI,ta:h'. f. &. ~sss wood
Russia Iron Air Tight, for wood
Union Air Tight, for wood
Coal Franklins, for anthracite and biiumiRous coal
Portable CRATES, for biluminous coal
CANNON AND CYLINDER STOVES.
Harp Cannon
Union CoaI +
Bar u Outag9l, coal basis
Rus and Of all Sizes up to 90 inches
ENAMELLE0 PARLoR CRATES.
Baltimore York patterns all the different styles and
Pre slabs and fire bricks of Berrys manufacturing
Also Wap stone slabs -
Haywad Portable Galvanized Furnace, the most celebrated
urice for beating dwelling bouses churches &C.
made order the shortest notice
All goods delivered free Of charge. -
Oct l-6td WOODWARD = GUY.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE UNION ACADEMY, CORNER OF FOURTEENTH
j street md York avenue.
Thoss select md respond
school, thorough training Of their In the
classics ana higher modern languages
and they be ed for college, for
surveying and for commercial pursus respect
fully call the principal
ihe number pups Invited and the seats few
pupils will be admitted continued whose character known
to be bad doubtful.
No pu ais will be henceoh who advanced
yond he primary branches.
Circulars can Be obtained a principal bookstores
z. RICHARDS,
ptIl-dd Prineipal
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NV EALL GOODSTho subscribers beg invite the
attention q their friends and public generally
OF new snd elegant foreign and domestic fancy and staple
soods embracing their line adapted present
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Ew GOODS NOW OPENlNG-P j. STEER, Washing
ton Place. 7h opening superior stock OF
goods will him pleasure TO show 10 all
patrons and the public In addition 70 the usual stock OF
acst0n invited 10 large stock OF
tls men . dless shirts very superior nt and quality
Also collars stocks eravan, gloves, suspende'a hoe
~, and furnishing goods generally
Sen1
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ing either ~ bu'k OF BY The nse iau"" cna
pork 20 Ss No. prime pork be o. the best
sarsuss Aao~n V u" o"cs' of 'su"'' " " ' 'A''' p''
'' 70 b endorsed "popo.a. for aons year 1854"
addressed b . hs au'''s'"'''''
IT,: rs sw T"sa y nGy a"r ssss
,.n md Evrnns Asa, Time. ss,,mare Ma,y
2 ,s .ass s r ny" wet and snd
ihs accompanied printed copy ofhs advertisements
81, ~. ,sth.oS,, saiss G., gSS"s H,S%s"'.
,rEw TRrmn.n0s.
Poa..d velvet HSana. 81.
xy:s. x1Ss."s "sa". I%ps s,aain.s q 2 ua'a'
#sl r'scs Masso eo,D,sd chenille s ,aec s''
,. Black narrow -p"nud do
s;L .rd ,.ucv 'bn,,ons sHs.#
oe,,s-a
New AND cHolcE GOODS
M:isr' lace lace hali. laa =. and .,i... sleeves
A2.Iin embroidered ID collars %a NEW nev,.S ..y''
cam.,,c wo h.biis ~ and sleeves -'' Aa'
Do embroidered % habit. and ,,h sleeves s,..... -
Embroidered and hspsu,chad handkerchisG
p.ss pa silk ,hlsaa nsn. and ss. oshsi aes. ass caps
Doued and plain nsts for cap. .u
p.,,,,ya,,. avenue between ION and a. ls T1ra; .s.,.
ocsis-ss fa
oCoTOa A.. and London Brown scout
aibnsms bnwn stout, in in pin,. and % quarts pAD
One case soacDons breakfast ,sa Pm" h
sHEkELL BAILEY,
sae'''I,s No. g ,sss oppoa Ksssy cssi,. Mst..
Oct etIa--daeolw
o.rp.,ins. and on cloths.
WEI. ready for sale
E" ~ ~ ps' an RS s,".els S1 DO 4
10 10 90 90 xa xs,sst y" .,o,s.' 90 m.s,.,
4, 40 40 e. a. 80 90 v.,S 40 ,oos,o,
sheets on eoh Of best quality which will be cut to h' any
purposes !" he lowest ma'Ae' WEsav rpuas vrp.v
oss-a coms. Pa. street,
---
CAP pspsn, for sale by COLLINS BOVINE 1 60. "' nav
e' . ~ ~ .S a~1' s "9s.a s q Penn :ysn1s
RMorasm iscsyed for book Siadsr.' m.ss Ss" YORK
ISDEasaiEsTs a.d Drawers. and Winter.
Of SILK merno ambsSos shaker flannel, and large
s'sorsasns on hand Al reasonable prices.
G;nls~sn Furnishing s0f Penn Avenue near * street.
,r,v,r ,.1---o- :, - -, 1900 go. --,o----,
oS3 II -
S35OO osr y ss ..w sssa: .~s..s..s
be sold reduced prices,
ing % " 90 M Ss 20 ca ana saa@ns our stock which
meuss - 80 " - - - - 80 '"ssSe
YLRBY. TERRA 4 VERY
Oct6-Q nvruve "a 7th .,rrx,
E. -------------------
NEW GOODS new (sooas n w. m nn..,.r - Co :,
good pleasure Of offering 10 the
pubic we csh ne pacu attention OF the ladies'
asss eoods comprising ne mo-. desirable goods 0 The
~ pieces hsnas"me p'sid snk
p DO do bsocade vk
g 40 uisin .,,h. In m, ~. no., de,,,.,a. ,,
With ell goods comprising house furnishing goods carpets oil
cscsns, tssss osaper &C. !
OoseoDsn III ond greatly their advantage
me or ssock before puchang Of
- - ", e. s"a y" "e Vs', oest terms al the auc-
--'Sv"' "'S" '''S. a,,,,r
s.ao, .oA,~4 4tR ". - shooiSh %.
e
very rm lying about three miles toc,
Cenus afke containing acres about 80 of which are
.
vssssl. and ioc.uon The bud.ss co,s ,S
goA dwelling, barn, al ushs buildings. n viii
very srms Yos further ns,
ucsAss, tAeuss of hs subscribers.
= ''
xr.r,..,- -.,~ ~. ....-,, 80, n =
u"usnax"eo nave, 70 conneIion with
!" W"'ns "mvs an are pre-
c"eSAs, Psom'ssoy
sAsn.nse, e'fcussA. Sc 80, .
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~ do WaIefed sh pOpIns NJ m
X rs do Lyonsss, luperhne, of every shade.
Together with endless other dres goods which hoy
deem unnecessary 10 cnumerate. al
Also,
SETS seeees cuffs douncng, bands, Swiss and
cambic nsertings and edgings, nc
Thread goods such and other
be chemisets fronts u dressss smbroider
skirts H.nei0n
thread inces and edgings OF every width, &c.
All Of which, of aud desirable goods
will be offered upon the
chsscrs examine before purchasing elsewhere.
HOOE, BRO, b co.
NJ BOur stock In the furnishing upon much
larger scale than heretofore 10 now complete.
Sept 2o--aaw4wf r., BRO, co.
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IIu1O0nARHf-The undersixned have, connection with
hesF ssfabushnnent thNrarnic printing once
pss~l osd~ss tor checks,
eIcnanse, Circular, nc. N
Specimens se application the
COLLINS, BOuN r, h CO..
lIth street, Do 70 north Ut Psnn avenue,
Banch of siauonsss' Hail. IA and 76 fean New
Oct o-3AW8w "
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-14
Another brick from Babel.

The Journal dc Bruxelles says, that
the Pope has sent the Duke Of Bra
hant a fragment of the wood of the
lnarger which formed the cradle of
our Saviour. When this precious re-
llct was presented to his royal higL-
ness, he is said to have much affected.
The Duke is aged IS years. He is
the heir apparent to the Belgian
throne, and was recently married to an
Austrian princess. He is also a grand
son of the late King Of France, Louis
Philippe. His father, who was a
Protestant until called to Belgium in
1880, was first married to the Prin-
cess Charlotte Of Great Britain, who
died in 1917. ..s
What shall we have after this :,
That excellent cid gentleman the
Pope should not give these things
away. They arc part and parcel of st
Peters Itself. and should not be sent
about for crowned heads" TO stare at,
since it is found to disconcert their
nerves. The scemless garment-siuce
brought out to day light has, ceased to
be wonder The upper jaw tooth
Cleft hand side) from the head of st.
Peter has had its day. And now the
Duke of Brabant, goes into fits over
fragment of worm eaten wood, that
the Pope says, is from the manager. >"
What comes next? If the bricks
from Babel" were geathered up, a
two story house of comfortable dimen-
sions might be made out of them.
We have many relics of antiquity in
this place among which may be emu
merated a full plank from the lower
quarter deck of maj, Noah's' A. J.
fast sailing brig the ARK.
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~ssPxRslAH TnlEvns--Ths Hhsh a
Persia Is with the camp under tent Il
Laur, a billy district ssome few niles
from Teheran. Several cases Of ctolera
occurred there, and on Thu account
the greatest confusion prevail and
robberies Of the most daring dsscrip-
ton take place daily The audacity
Of the perpetrators shows that there
exist no system Of Police whatever,
For instance the sword Of the Com
mander-in-Chief was carried away
three nights ago from under his pillow.
1t was a present from the Shah, and
was richly mounted with diamonds.
One of the ministers had bis inkstand,
seals aud handkerchief taken out Of
his hand while sleeping; and another
chief, high in office, had the gold but
tons of his uniform cut off; aud the
prime minister, who wss doing in the
afternoon in chair of the tent next to
that Of the Shah, had his gold specta-
cles taken off his nose. In fact, in the
camp it is but u series Of exchanges,
one taking from the other with the
greatest IMMUNITY.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-14

Ey-The Californians, seem to be
not a little distressed to find that
they have got somebody eises head,
in place Of Joaquin the bandit. This
is what might be called capital
''otfence'-a fatal joke Before any
more heads, are taken for Joaquin's
it would be well to go through some
tar formolities, to prove identity.
The ancient fashion OF offering IA re-
ward" for "heads," is not commcnda-
bic in a christian community, for it
renders every mans head insecure,
1t has always been found; that, where
reward is offered" the zeal of the
people for the outraged laws" is such,
as to cause an advance in life Assn
rance.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-14
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1y-The Commissioner of Indian
Affairs had, up to September II, Wis
tied the Shawnees, Delawarcs and
Kickapoos, and ascertained that the
two former tribes are willing to sell a
portion Of their reservations, and The
Kickapoos the whole Of theirs. He
had been in council with the Owahos,
Ottoes and Missouries, and has proba-
bly, proposed to buy out for Govern
ment their claim to 100000 acres
which they hold -.a.s