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NIOTICE.-The undersigned, having been an.

pointed Commas Estimate and AssssEmen Of
Of the Honorable Fourth District Court Of New
opening Benton Landing the fsburg Of
Ssue md Dord and make and equitable Of The
Of benefits sdvatsgss hereby
al they this with
Of said Court ablau Of estimate and ssssnsn together With
plan Of the Persous
hereby notified that twny Aer the Of -
notice sd Ableau will be the Court fof fman
Nev Orleans, March 49, 1853 j. B. LEEFE lcO,o,i..I.,.
m a T.P IcKRFLL Nnhhlsonef-.
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VUNWENTY DOLLARS REWARD will bs a.

III paid for the Mulatto Boy CYRUS ran ~
away on the It'll instant Said boy aged years
heht mnauo short thick set, walking M
throws himself badly and his feet he Of bus H.
At the time he LETT he had mel blue
pants lie may ably be at work the Th above reward
will be paid for his aud confinement
OF steamboats, warned emp boy,
apl1 lw j. H. DURhUTY co, Jnls U, s. Bakery
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E6- JOHN ORCHARD is candidate for CLERK
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mh4s
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A VIS.-Les soussignes, ayant <tG NOMINEES

IA commentaries DIES uaon
Dc hetoe Qes'rme cour de ei de Ia
Po1.erin de Benon, /. gne
ssa-t Dord, rs iu,is equitable
de
Que ntsreste quls
ef de Ia dte cour IN
de dspres Ia o
n9ufss vim joun sres
ls dis Ia leal pressne Cour pour etfe firms
Nile Orleans, - hars, 1883. J. 3. LEtFE, lcou;...,.
mhsl A, PICEREII. tonhlssares
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NAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, Nav s,
1NE 1852: CoMMoN COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NEW Or

Az ORDINANCE CONCERNING THE CITY PRINTING.
Article Be ordained, That passage OF this
shall be
Monday April OF ea'h to adj ud,cne public
the lowest hder the contracts for furnishing
aud or JOB printing reqsd by tho
The Cty GOyeInn str giving notice
Common Council
and that The said ia b. divided pro
At That the shall
Of all rms thanks ard other job printing which may required
oce the be-
Of all blank and other job printing which
olr aud
discharge the des heir oees and that the third shall
which be tired By the the q
and all other employees the CITY
Government ia the Of the des their Offices unless
wise specially provided for.
That The duty Of Comptroller to obtain from
each Of the aforesaid ofcs boarla
Die, copies all such blanks 10
printed, Re required the duties Of Their
that copies shall In h oe for
sprcon by ali who to bid for said ring
the time OF the publication Of aid notice.
Art Thai bids shall be made for each
and that the bid shall be ter The which
the b ks forms other printed required
said cslra viii be furnished ard printed by the idg
that the sail be adudicaed
mts OF The Common Council in the $1,000, for faithful
performance Of tie
That the final passage publication
this ordinance the Comp otr shall SELL after
the printing pro-
vijed for the 4th Monday April,
G. shall be duty of the the
the Public Schools confer with Comptroller
ordering the blanks that there shall he uniformity
d blanks throughout the IN this article
Lsignedl WM. c. G. CLAIBORNE,
President Board OF Aldermen.
fSlguedl FRAN.. ALPUEkTE,
fresident Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE


FOR SALE.-The advertiser having his family UI
from he Cay Of i'll henh of lett
and dspong OF the Fur lure whh hearty having been
but hree months and respectable
family The House and Location central and desirable, bng
No. g6s Camp where applications
BILE purchaser wi
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GALLERY OF WAX STATUES AT CON

e NALLEhl OF WAN STATUES AT COM
N MERCIAL HALL Of ST. and PriiIo street,
EVERY DAY ed with gas TyEKY
EVENING Caids admission children ssryans h
Price.
the comprise the following distinguished sonage.;
GEN. ANDREW JACKSON. GEN ZACHARY TAYLOR,
GIN. LEWIS CAsS, MAJ. GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT,
GEN. FRANKLIN PIERCE, HON. HENRY CLAY
HON. DANIEL. WEBSTER. JENNY LIND.
LOLA bl0NTEZ Countess OF Landsieldt, BLUONER GIRL
DR. DAVID T. HINES, A. NJ, sKUPlNskI The Ped
der Boy,
The tabaur consists Of washng.on Reception
Bridge At Trenton NewJersey
Death Of HON. JOHN CALHOUN standing by his de
PROFESSOR WEBSTER sni DR. PARKMAS,
CHILD WITH TWO HEADS, anil It's MOTHER
The DRAMA OF the Interesting
t0n prefent Of the splendid Of
Orleans Buena Procession Revelation
Niagara of Clifton Hotel Storm Y Great
Fire. N York Joshua Commanding the
AID splendid representation OF the Crystal Palace Worlds Fair
Patrons Of he n and people Of should
hi0ilion ~ u only here ieuhloraulv.
AMERICAN GIANT GIRL.
In addition TO the at've AMERICAN GIANT GIRL the lar
female living. only is old, mAsurn. arouu he
f. aound hs waist, and Weighing pounds-remarkAlv
well proporoned- has been engaged for short
conneneed on Saturday morning, 9ssh. No
"ZeuKiodnn," u
mountain Of solid flesh tangible vitality
Mrs. CAMP BELL, Teacher of Music, -,
lVl gives LESSONS ON THE PIANO GUITAR AT $3.50
residence Constance at -
baTonne kS as les ~
1T LECTURES at 50 Constance week grs1s
felO iy+
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SlMONS, f., Musical Instrume gsL.As
~ Maker No. 1870 Bourbon Toulouse
st. Ps Streets NswOresns ~ Aceordeous epaired No
the latest STYLE and second hand Victims
EslANOS AND HARPS.-KUSTNER, .o4ta
n MANUFACTURER OF PIANOS AND HARPs, SS-SsS
70 ~ Camp street near The Orphan Aylun bess leave
inform the public that he will continue his
TUNING AND REPAIRING PIANOS, ARPS all
sal Instruments at the shortest notice. ssuas "
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NLOTICE-TWENTY.FIYE DOLLARsaA

REWARD--Ranawsy TUESDAY, April 4, = Negio ~
Maui MIKE, Brikiyer by Trade, aboat thirty Of age q
hve feet inch
when he blue cloth pans
round SAILORS his
will be pad Tor his de livery HATCHER FRYSBY, 1876
vlsr street, Neworeans him Jail that him
hgp n
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BERNARD LUMBER COMPANY

~ sAsfllD. s. s iiEsRS, e r. LsTTMER D. COATES
Known y LAUGHlER, HORN q FELTON,, u. e. MYERS
> y FOWLER NJ BEAN 4 co and D. Of
Mills the 81 BILOXI Boy,
firm II the BERNARD LUMBfR COMPANY Al their MI X tbsv
running ssen Single Saws. and
Woods soh Plaining Ma hn added x nar
ngs and three large will then m ont
7 ,U0l to 500 0 feet Of Lnm6-r =
Railroad companis Flank Road Wharf
shippers and all othe wanting Pine Lumber supplied at so
notice. Their Agent 10 New Orleans
supply ndivida.l III rke5
with good civ e an Bs 4.
ly
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Nrs- The well known and regular passenger
pasle PTTsER MILLER Capt. Alexander, will
Son ermedae landings THIS EVENING, a. O'Clock.
spii SMITH d MINISTER 80 Poydrss street.
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a ERIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SYS.

~ TEMThe Executive Committee respectfully
NJ PETiN having eed all his AERIAL hparaias such Boon0
Nets, Sails Engines will dA from
~ o'clock p ~ beginning On SUNDAY APfl lsSs ihs
Hall the Third Floor Of the Loai.na Univsty Bang,
the Of Comm and Baronne Streets opposite The Jssas
College where the Pnbie vii be permitted 10 erapne andjgdg
Experiment IS For At j. b. sTEELS Camp u, anil l
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me- We are authorized to announce c. r.
WHEAT as Candidate the Sixth District Court mh7
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~ Bark NASHUA, John IL. Morrison, master,
Phadepba dchagdg opposite
Second Dis .Consgne will tbs
goods the Leves will DO their expense
risk. ]. II. AStBRlDGE 4 CO. 81 st. Charles
&c No debts contracted for steamer D. S.
STACY will be uneas with order from
the Captano or Clerk. SMITH 4 FIMiSTEK. apis
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NnE n E ae,, OhLEANo fhlLhAh- $3.50
Mh >TARY CONCERT 70 thelr orgauis, MIR TflEOD
HAChE the goth Of April. 10 the ODD 1872
HALL assisted by PoWERf I'll ORCHESTRA hIrty memI.,
The Program which has much c-s embraces
Of the choicest OPERATE SACRED CIIORUSsES
from the works Of Ros Belni Haydn Aiozar and viii with
the Libretto, be published IN a few dave - -
The GRAND DEDICATION CANTATA be Informed AT tha
request many members Of the !. o OF.
By order Of the Board u Managers,
mh29 tap9O WI. CLEMENTS, Secretary
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D. LNlNu vi tne Ii'oLl DEER WARDEN, IS1ff$sssa
~ the Poctchartrain Railroad. u
fiospts.1he rssned tnfoms his pub
lie general that he WI the 5
place II EASTER SUNDAY March AZ lisa INC,
Ibis hsTe will be BALL and MUSICAL INTERRUPTS IN EVERY
SUNDAY and MONDAY during the
pad to Excellent Music and Refreshments well
The undersigned VIII attention and hi,
best efforts rational ytors
II Adm lance 10 cents for whih lurnsed
SS ladies' accompanied by ntemsn, fee.
mL3 J, vORGRfILER
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.

Ess- II. E. JOHNSON, candidate for CLERK OF
THE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT. mh25
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New otsn Agril - Isss 49, rsgui. 6as,sry Meeting
held MONDAY EVENING April H. the lowing
Rel ~ Conn ttse for the Second Quarter;
BELANGER Of No. 9, Residence lbs St PHI Up street.
MeLgILAND, Of No. Residence u St. Charles
II. WEBB % is, Residence Aaa md Common;
BERNARD REGAIN, Of No. H. Residence Levee First
~ nd
JOHN HYNEs Of No. g. r. sdeuee Tchoupitouias st-est
JSO. L. WIEN,
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY Ca.scHNT,l
Thursday Morning. April II, 1858.
CLEARED YESTERDAY
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3 t Q q m boats.

[By Telegrsph.l
Below-Coming Up.
Ship Timoieon, from Boston, with ice to Stafford AGO.
MEMORANDA.
ty Steamer Robert the It'll inst In port
steamers Showel and Gen Lafayette.
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Il ALBERT A. DUMAS, Editor Proprietor known
circulated the
Of advertisements NewOrean Mobile Eastern Cities in
North Mssppenoyng does much the
in that of
The TRwEEkY ARGUS will be issued the Of October
advertisers who publish in the Weekly will
arising from the publication of their
also, very small additional charge
Mr.. Z. W. WILEY New
ma be see a his ohic nbls dtWIm
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IL CoAPANY-NKw oaIEAss, (Fourth Dstrj April lsSa
TO he Stock o. @ Company hereby notified tina,
insanent Of TEN PER CENT (beng siIth will
and ayabe the Oe Of the Company No. l9 Jackson
FIRST DAY OF MAY, 1858. By order o. the Board.
mil Vi W, T, GILIbO2r
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
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E.>OR SALE ~
II THREE GROUND fronting west on cnrondelet III
between julia and Oirod eets rs LIS
FOUR LOTS OF the the Poyras
E. Church, fronting Poydras street
ONE LOT Grhvr Adslhe AssanIen
Sail lot has large Frame Blu g
ONE LOT in Jefferson City Apollo street
lS- Inquire OF JAMES WRIGHT, o Of
A } WRIGHT n al ;ravisr STRAIT
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE
OFFICE No loo BROADWAY, NY.
QlEG.rE0

Accumulated Capital principally inrested In Ner York
aud United States Stock.
THIS Company make all Insurance appertaininS
To Life on the most economical and secure plan.
The Premiums are charged at the usual rates: but
may be paid annually semi-annunlly or quarterly or
when the polio, is for life and the premium amounts
10 $50 4Oper of 1t may be paid by note and 60
per cent. only in cash.
AT the end OF each year settlement is made of thu
Companies affars and dividend of the profits made
10 all life policy holders.
This dividend is hladn in the shape of stock-trans-
ferabe certificates Cor which are issued-bearlng such
interest us the Trustees shall declare. by this mode
there sa continual and eased reduction IN the pre-
MUM from year to year.
The Company h I'VE now bNen in successful opera
tioa seven rears-have insured over 500 policies
nf~r paying heavy amounts TO the widow orphan and
creditor they have remaining large fund Is i56, 1901
10 meet future liabilities.
Seven annual dividends have been madc-three OF
40 and four Of 50 per cent, and per cent on same
paid in clsh-thus showing the truths and safety OF
It's principles and benefits to he derived therefrom
MORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
PLISY FREEMAN, Acluary
Further Information and prospectus can be had at
the Office Of McRPHY & BAXTER, Agents.
Docts. Z; NJ Hale Medical Examiners.
e. w. J. DELEvAa,
Jouesville, Jana 1853. n}29
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FRANKLIN George Bancroft, in lecture
before the New York Historical Society. pays
an eloquent tribute to the philosopher:--"Not
half of Franklin's merits have been told. He
was the true father Of the American Union.-
1t was he who went forth TO lay the foundation
of shat great design at Albany. and in New
York he lifted uphis voice. Here among Us
he appeared as the apostle Of the Union. 1t
was Franklin who suggested the Congress of
IVA; and. but for his wisdom inspired, it is u
matter of DOUBT whether that Congress would
have taken effect. It was Franklin who sug
gested the bond of the Union, which binds these
State, from Florida TO Maine Franklin was
the greatest diplomatist of the eighteenth cen
tury. Ho mover spoke word too 500: no
never failed to speak the right word at tho right
season."
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A SHARP GRL-A few years ago among the
reigning bellies in New Orleans, was young
lady from up the river. who was universally
known By the not very feminine sobriquef OF
The Great Western Our fair heroine was
as remarkable for he witty and cultivated con-
versation as she was for her very great person.
al attra ctions. One evening, when che was
standing in ballroom, surrounded by bevy
of admiring bedur, an impertinent scion OF
chirolrydom Ito speak la Wllis) asked her
very abruptly :,
'Prav. Miss, why arc you called the
Great Western?'
Really, SIR was the ready and caustie reply.
i cannot tell, unless it is becausei have SO
many fats in tow!
IL is needless 10 say that tho inqhirinr
youth was not the only victim hit By this we'll
aimed revolver.
Upon another occasion, the same lady met
at the foot Of the stairs, as she was returning
from walk, a persen who had just been to
call upon her, and whom, as it happened, sho
by no means affected.
'Oh, Miss - he exclaimed, Il regret so
much that did not find you at home. left
my card. however.
1T will do jus, as well, sir vas the very un-
expected answer which he received.
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brainess dandy, the self. exhibiting million
ARE, the anxious mothers and willing dangh
ters. the trading politicians and vain glorious
pulpit orators, most do congregate; while al
this Island alter of the Great Spirit; amid
crystaline waters, are mostly, tn be seen those
v4o seek mental and physical relaxation from
thp labors and anxieties of an active business
iife or cool retreat from Southern sun;
here also, hundreds, and sometimes thousands
OF Indians are wont TO congregate-to lnger
around tho hannts and the graves of their
fathers-recevng to day their annual stipend.
and to morrow robbed thereof by the Chris
tanized and civilized white men.
Are you a good shotl Thcn shoulder arms
and fire away upon land or water to your
hearts content. Are you disciple of Isaac
Walton? With fishing tackle and groceries,
ihip nanr-Ure6os, spredd sail, and in two hon.
yuu are at the mouth of Carp Rivor--Daae d
tbe stream 200 rods and back and if you havo
tn knack, your bag will contain $50 spcckled
tout. Do you want keen appetite for break
fsti 90 out with Mackinac fisherman at
bcak of day-help take up his nets in so faith
dns of water. with 20 to 80 lake trout weighing
fom six to sixty pounds, and 100 white fish
Weighing from two to six pounds-and on
,our return, common breakfast will taste
rood DO YOU wish to make mothor's ten
Ter responsibilities happy' Pack them into
tl,ing horse cart, with mixed-breed to drive,
Who neither speaks or understands the King s
English. Finally. are you yonng1 Then Sc
Let a pretty girl, follow tho winding way to
the Lovers Leap, or gently glide DER the sill
vr waters Of the Bay in a bark canoe, by
m,onlicht-improve while young such joyous
OCCASIONS, "for when you're old you cant.
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Mn. DooLrrrLE's TnorrER.-A John Bull

Mr.. DooLITTLE's TRoTrER.-A John Bull
was boas,ing of the superiority Of racers in
in England. and cited several extraordinary
instances of speed.
Law bless YOU, said Yenkco, why taint
nawihn to what nv trotler, White Lghtnn
kin do. You see, I've got my store in to Bos-
ting, and when redo in town in hurry
of a mornn, my own shadder cant keep up
with me. but generally comes into the store to
find me abeout mint arter got there. Wal,
ono mornn' the critter was restless like, and
rode him bout dozen times reound big
facforv-jesi to take the devil out of him
And do yeou know he went so tarnal fast see
nv own bank righ afore mo all the time: and
if l hadn't pulled up Ishouid hare rid right
orer myalf-fact! yeou needn't larf.'
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SPUNKY, BUT THEY WON'T HOLD oUT.-The
Chicago Journal states that the young ladies'
of Bloomington in that State recently held
meeting and resolved "to have nothing to do
phateper with any young man Iwho INDUCES in
the use of Intoxicating liquors, Whereupon
the young lords Of that part of creation.
RESOLVED That we will do our utmost to put
down the ice-cream saloons, and burst all the
soda fountains! that il becomes us hereafter, to
attend church solitary and alone, and that
while there. we will look toward the altar and
worship, instead Of across, the aisies!
Reoiped, That we will rido tho young ladies
out no more, and shall therefore. hereafter dis
countenance all Livery stables. railroads and
whecl-barrows. 4 ~ m Ts
Resolucd, That we will not countenance any
feller who violates the above resolutions, If he
wants girl ever so bad. s-
Bloomington girls need not to be a bit afraid;
the resolutions won't hold them 'fellers' no
more than a rope ofsand--as Sam Slick would
say, sit ain.t human na,ur."-and IL the girls
do ot cause an awful discopntenancing OF the
majority If tho "fellers" Of Bloomington, i
must be because thereis ascsrcity of ~sofi'
sswder' among tho ladies Of fthsttowns-sD Des
Adv
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SHE Big AND THE LITTLE OF Ir.-Among tho
numerous rare and singular curiosities on ex-
hibition in the vicinity of tho Crystal Palace.
are threo immense oreu of nearly equal size.
and The offspring Of tho same mother. In the
samc room with these monster cattle arc Hin
doc bull and cow Of remarkable dmunitive
size, standing only thirty inches high and weigh
ing but about $50 pounds each. These little
cattle, (o'jccis of worship in their native coun-
try.) are certainly a great curiosity. They
were brought to this country by A. I. Reed
head, ESQ.,, the gentlemanly proprietor of the
corner of Nassau and Ann streets. Tho a
hove exhibition is already attracting great
deal of attraction. and all como away with
wonder and astonishmcnt depicted upon thoir
countenances. National Democrat.
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An IRoN vEssEL.-Tho New Orleans papers
givo the following description Of the British ship
Evangcline which recently arrived at this por::
Her entre hull with the exception of the
deck plauking and ceilings, is of iron. The
shptimber, as we'll as the sheating. are entire
ly of iron. The knee timbers are all of iron,
not thicker than ones thumb, an so narrow and
graceful as to look more like ornaments than
the solid substances they are to so immense
fabric. The lower dock has. in consequence,
a vast increase flight and space, which is diff
ficult to appreciate without seeing it. The
main and foremas,s also are of iron up to the
cross trees; the top masts, &c., being Of wood.
These masts are hollow. and 20 spacious that a
man can pass up in the inside. They are
used as vcntila'ors for keeping the air below
fresh and pure. The water tanks of the ship
are also of iron. and arc situated in the kelson.
They are capable of holding three thousand
gallons and are separated j. TO three seperate
air tight compartments, each OF which is com
municated with by seperate pump. The
whole arrangement is unique, and the econo-
my of space for burden Is great. The ship
| measures 1000 tons and cost 100000.
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A CURIOUS SERMoN.-An English paper con-
tains the following curious discourse, said to
have been lately delivered by an eccentric
preacher, at Oxford:
81 am not Of your fashionable, fine spoken
mcaly mouthed preachers-I tel yon the plain
truth. What are your pa.times: Cards and
dice. fiddlng and dancing. Guzzling and quit
ling! Can you be saved by dcef Mol Will all OF
the four knaves give you passport to heaven:
No! Can you fiddle yourselves into berth a.
mong tho sheepi Mol You will dance your
selves to damuation among the gotes! You
may guzzlc wine here, but you'll want drop
Of water to cool your tongue hereafter: Well
the prophets say. Come here, CANISTER, and
teach us the long Odds 'Tis odds if they do
Will martyrs rant, and swear, and shutters
You will be cut down in n way YOU little OK.
pect. Lucifer will come with his reapers and
his sicles and forks, and you will bc cut down
and bound, and pitched and housed in hel!-
will not oil my lips with lies to pleas you! tol
Won the plain Truth. Ammon, and Mammon
The Moloch are making Bathroom hot for you
Profsne wretchesl I have heard you wrangl'
and brawl and tell ono another, "Tll SEQ yo,
Id frs,!" But tell you, tho day viii
come, wnen you will pray to Beezebub 10 es
cape his clutches. and what will be his answer
| I Ii sec you ID firstl"
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Cot. FREMoSr-E OF TIE CeN:
TRIAL Route TO THE PAcFrc.-We have rocivcd
intelligence of the arrival of Col. Fremont at
Washington, from England, wi,ors he has been
incarceratcd on account ofthe debts contracted
by him, in order TO equip the men with whom
he made tho conquest of California. Our In
formant assures us that Col. Fremont has pre-.
pared himself with tho finest Instruments for
the purpose of prosecuting survey Of tho
Central Route for raiaoad 10 the Pacific
He proposes to start ia November and thus
test tho practacability of the route during the
season of shows. This intelligence will bc
hailed with pleasure by the yeople of Missou:
ii. and the undertaking by Col. FREMONT, OF
this survey, duting'the fall Shd winter shows.
shows the confidence nc feels III the prsctaca-
bilhy of the Central Route; and this confidence
shown by ono so well acquainted with tho
whole. country as Col. Frrmnnf cnn NOT fail
Col. Fremont undertakes this survey without
aid from the GOVERNMENT; and If so, it gives
him an additional claim 10 the gratitude OF tho
whole coun,ry.-[St. Louis Democrat.