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TIME Subscribers beg leave to call the n
II attention Of he general, 10 their wsl selected
s..e. q and gsanins DRUGS MEDICINES EXTRACTS
HAIR NAIL and TEETH BRUsHEs their large Of
FANCY ARTICLES dies Toilet which they receiving
selected
this Market They sns sale At the
prices.
Passs Phycns and Apo,hsearss solicited to s A.d
the stork, send In their orders
FAMILY MEDICINES carefully Of the best and pses'
tales.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS carefully .onpo~dsd ,p
with nsnipsss and dispatch.
]. o.. POTTER 4 CO., 10 r. L. Massey,
Wholesale and Re tail Druggisa
Ghaxaa New Oreana.
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NOR BALTIMORE, WASHING

~
sREtT T3so uGH LIVE FOR THE EAsTf-BALTlMoRE AM MI
fIIO RAILROAD Wheeling BALTIMORE, and conhsepg
he Wahnrton Brasch Rsrosd the Junction. (afs called he
RELAY fIooss) miles fron Baltimore and ,h the rhSsP"
Wilmington snd Baltimore Raroad TO Philadelphia an -
The upsn the part Of the ne are nc" iuy
fine condition, presenting one o. tut
in the word Inc
or me comfort safety constantly ersicseo o
odrer. and and there no saer
United States notwithstanding the reports OF Interested sn'
louisa Of other routes to the contrary .,..;,.
OF the Union Line rom
with th oad AZ heeing
kes fro hess places Baltimore Washington Phadeph
may be- Wall Widen Boat Agents. and a'on
Isyee 81 Louis the Union Line only NJ Louisville
The wharf Louisville daily for Wheeng ~hs
carefully transferred 70 The cars
The Exprefs Mai Wheeling daily Ut quarter past
. ~ md arrives at Cumberland sei mles)s and allowing
two bere Baltimore ESQ nesl At ,ns
trains making passage through from Wheeling in esa than twenty
hours, including stoppages. ,,. =. r,,r cur.prsT Al
we'll Of ID most the East
Baggage checked through 10 any the kAsern Poo
and baggage transferred the cars Tor
Junction. PHILADELPHIA at Baltimore without extra ensss
Traveller allowed ample time and Opportunity at ali poh 'o
Throush tickets from ST. Louis neung meals, etc. the boat
70 Baltimore with the privilege Of lying
the Washington s; to Philadelphia $io 10 De MAJ
If the Agents A. ARovk. ONLY a. p.u..a,
Wheeling to Baltimore h vs. SOL to rhade'
phia OF Washington, ~ 30. -. ,
se may reach Wheeling Ceumhus and zaneave One
all Eastern points, by direct and speedy
do immense VIII De ~
All property carefully handled and delivered
good order. -
No. 40 CONNIE cs street, corner q Pine.
VIM PARKER, General Superintendent Baltimore.
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York Southampton AID BremsnFnt c.bls
asoop t20 dat cabin, lower aoon 800 second do ESQ.,
All letter, and newspaper. pass through The POsos.
No bills ofladng will be signed on the day Of sailing.
An experienced Surgeon ia attached to each ship.
For freight passage apply
AoLLER SAND RiERA, % South street, New York
G. A. HEINCkEN 4 CO., Bremen.
MsRTiNEAU, CRUSKEY CO., Southampton.
WIN IsEIIN, Havre. iy9s SIN
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u A. FAHNEsToCK's vERMIFUGE used

WASHINGTON COUNTY, Pc, November, 1853.
Of child that Aek and the Physician
sxsed all his skill for its but wiihost avail
They to Canonsbug for Dr. L. Who over 70 and
approved OF all
done, nothing The child
said that there could risk In trying FANLSToCks
thought they had better They
my siors procured Amer the fat bottle
ccfdng printed child passed isw They
tsn .boa. hall Of another eoe when pasd eswen TWO
AND THREE HUNDRED WORMS and immediately asr sommsnoed
SAMUEL BARNETT.
Gy retail all the principal DruggaA anA
Country herchasta throughout the United sAss nsl skWlm
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sADDlEKl. ttAHN sss, EIO.

. n. tGENsuu. TbkNsslh-
HNURNBULL & CO, successors to ~ -
Brswstsr Co } CarTiaeo fsrt. siory, No. as ~
orss s. Charles Hotel Every desIip
0 nAds order
D. a A. TuRNBuLL, hAnanstursrs, Ss~Ark J. ol1d.w
NEWARK, Nj. ,SADDLERY Ware SS.-s6
~ Houss.-ANpREw 6. suLL@ Co. so.'i Canal azskse
street, ewoFlssns between Camp ssd MAgstne ttfsse,
Manufacturers nd Importers sADDLERr and sADbLkNAhk
have constantly hand srEe and eopste a11a " sdes
Trunks Whips, sktug, arnfss aa9 BTid
Lsthef ogsknt DDLERs' roofs Trimming even
seription, at No II CANAL STREET.
sia ydhW ANhREH G. BULL a co,
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LEAD-In rs, so, 100 and 500

hteg. fro. the AsE.e Union, Brooklyn, Pacific Ulster
sud Sangertes While Lead Co.'S
tF Also FRENCH ZINC GREEN sni other PAINTS, WINDOW
GLASS, PUTTY LAMP BLACK, vARNlSH, oil, TURPENTINE
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DENNsYLvANIA RAIL -nnsszz:ssss,;z7

PENNSYLVANIA IL-1gss1sEs1 f..
u RoAD.NoTicE TO EASTERN IRA x9@ze&l3k
tELEkSA Continuous Railroad from CINCINNATI, CLEy
LIMOS, To PHILADELPHIA, VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
FROM PITTS sURGH TO PHILADELPHIA.
Through rom Cincinnati 70 Philadelphia n hours,
Through from Cleveland Philadelphia % Is hours.
Through from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia in 10 hours.
BEING THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE FROM THE
GREAT wEsTIo THE ATLANTIC CITIES, VIA RAILROAD
AND STEAMBOAT
u osly si 70 CINCINNATI sla Louisville els ST. Leus
~ Boarding and Lodging board the
10 Cincinnati -, Louisville %, ST. Louis, Is.
FARE By RAILROAD FROM PHILADELRmA -
Pittsburgh % 50 Coiumbus
Massilsn 10 90 Toledo III 90
Cleveland 90 ciueinnati Crssins
Mansfield and Creine IL 90 Chicago, Wis NJ s.
To Chicago, Wausgan MI Kshosha Racine, Shsbsy-
VIA; via Detroit and Michigan Central Railroad eis
Tickets from Cincinnati Philadelphia Baltimore, Railroad
be purchased 81 W SrRADER Ticket Agent cnOinna And
BY the Steam Packet Line Pittsburgh and thence by Railroad
from ne Captn board And from Cleveland via
Rarsd ID Horton Ticket Agent AT the weddsl House. Ceve
land, Ohio
about the middle Of February opened
Cresine Wooster time between Cincinnati and Philadelphia
reduced 10 "a hours.
NorCEin loss the Company will hold themselves rsspon-
able for personal baggage only for exceeding 400
THoS MOORE. Passenger Agent, Philadelphia.
jyassm J. MEsKIMEN, Passenger Agent pttssurgb.
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ICE---ICE-ICE.

ECE! ICEi-J. STAFFORD & Co. Wholesale and
Retail Dealers ICE givAh al4, oyPasIia tie
Pontehasu Railroad Depot lover Ade No iss od Lesses
ISvst street No. IS New
street. up.oalas Ne AL
lee HcrAs between hs AMI Hssmony sassss For 1sa
Sci. iaNA sos
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IL NICKERBOCKER PATENT COOKING
I'M RANGES-FIRsT PREMIUM

PRICE 4 COULON, Plumbers, 1O7 Poydras
street. New Orleans, respectfully nfor and the pbc IN
general carry on the above and
e prepared 70 supply HOT COLD or SHOW In s
AhEkicAN ENGLISH md FRENCH WATER CLOSETS WAsI
RANGES GARDEN HOSE r MS F0Rsr iHS9
BEER PUMPS hd GP il the style; LEAD PIPES ever
dsserpuont PIG and SHEET LEAD Sld BLOCK TIN ~, m
al the shortsstne'ie~ ~ -' PN' '"P AilI,p.IeN
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ruyo SOUTHERN f5s sssssss!l1ss Csrs,e
eiMIi<,. A<p ssalNitK ana srFsfSNf OF Isfr ShEAI
sStif~ N NAH r. Earn,nsil CITY, h,etmond feiei
49, WSor wnngton and Charleston, s. Co. direct 20 New VI
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N SoUTHAMpToN UNITED STATES MAIL ,S4Ia1=lSs
SrEA ~ ships comprising this Line the
Capt y. NJ Fitch HERMANN Capt r. Higgins The,e steamer
sop At Southampton, both going al returning.
Proposed dates Of sailinr-ls53
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DRUGS MEDICINES.

II WRIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE of
81 GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES
vSib thsv od,r 10 ppy Drus Dsas at Propnso owe@
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GREAT WEST Ea .E-,


~pEaT wrsT e--r,uz-xxs,=zz~7
Ssfs!S5Rs sS1 SH5 800
MoND, cHARLEsi ON, AN6 CITIES on THE sEAboARD.
ss. dp,sh R..s@
.s ne nS spssas from ssm0,.
BY steamers md To
FOR THROUGH TICKETS
specifying time and rates and nformaeS o. the .qsse sppy
Agsss No. 20 coumerciaI street, corner Pine, and
FORSYTH HOPKINS Wsseins, T. ''''''
B. II ELDER CO, Baltimore,
SnRrns "a ms IUM !, o Al rniade,Sns Agents.
b@s- P.sURKE so.sos '''
MAST LINE ATT ia GssssSsszssjy1
l. zcoyuM s y. CLEVELAND ROUTE -
To P,.sarrs hours
10 Bes,oo III hours
TO TO Ph,naspAls az hours
TO Wh.sh.s in h h
Via l rars o n,aA ra nA."Af
s..i T.anE7L.htsns Esg;s ss a.. o'clock
Thru Train Hllseorough Tram O'Clock
seS,. SI. Express, e's0ef p
The roads Of ,n' oo, ar, a ,o,1usaGS' with heavy rail-
Fir, Lightning Express !. O'Clock =. NJ
40 Dunii,i WIN New Yori and "a
O'Clock
panit win yes Eris Railroad
sarsS nenas. S sse o'' boston, osa'H'
c....,.., ,,.,..., id; :; ALSO .:.,-,s.-.,
euEEN o. THE WEST, captain lesrids CRESCENT
CITY Captain connecting BnAo with the Buffalo Al
S!sss,. IAN. 9siss.S@5sh Msat1s.i, ',. D''
land vim ~, sao,, ss,d Pa9ll sro sGsnss.ns
Ssw York ety. BahaS ana Albany and Niagara fs' Railroads.
= rITTsuqReH, rnlLADEIpHlA AND BALTIMORE.
osss With Ohio snS psSasy V.Sa RalpOaS i, r
o ssa0ssns WIN Pennsylvania Railroad to pAilaaspAia and
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GREAT NORTHERN $50 ssa.sie;ssg


Inquire ana No. 40 street. # Pine.
au9a VIM. PARKER General superintendent. Baltimore.
GREAT NORTHERN 7zss:ss.sss;sa s,sssa&
SS s Faa ss * k.' s
tune om ST. THREE DAYS. by
Is ss sssiIs s
s s ssEs & &c : Rss s
~, v yaI carE S. as 's sSs e sousrs
sSg "a Ss s Albany y he
S Ne" and Carload ..,,.,,,,,
with he osiceS Chicago n. East ,,,,
:s% 8 assI. %i
a a,s %aas at y H g
rsa .1.',s
hour. quicker han any other Northern route.
TRAINS DAILY.
LIGHTNING chicAsS At n wsis anS s0a
panik with Telegraph $50 which arrive:
S s s,.as HI ..s.. s
Fs,is Exfrs AsD MaIssv.s Chicago which
Shore Trains and at 6unkrs IN time
% h '1 a Lake ss s & and
Express which leaves Buffalo at NJ arriving in NswYork a'e
ss TELEGRAPH EXPRESS Chicago making ID:
the Lightning Express which arrives in
Tssdo sSass o. re Lightning hlgIs;'
on Il. s%. s1 c and nd Without s
clie.ss SUNDAY. "a,
mules; Mich soasn Railroad, ass mile. in favor
8AILsoAp CONNECTIONS
:., 1 Dc. Ia Ts &
z \ ss e. SssHi s: and S' f
H. spssIi .!ss N.wYerl
Hss s. ID E::.: ai:f R.iIssss
ss I'
as .s .s c..ss s.s n s1s'
os s.ss Pa Ss%
is in iis: :S
oa ss al. III s. ana ~ and
Basg.s. checked rom Lsals Chicago To.do and
sI.sd s sss a ssssS
sa '9s By
or railroad along tbs shore.
Louis to NswYet by Lake Erie and Hudson River
NJ Z. e. III. and n.cn Rive: a.
Do by Horne,e Railroad
Lake ss or. so ss an: and B p16t "a H Ss
Lake Shore Railroad and NswYOrh Cen
Do ~ ss Erie and NswYoi Central and 90
3D. s It < she. ~ Ais 20 a. a.
% c.ysl.nd Sy
S. Gus sad ali IS
a. Passenger: pacu.y requested
IN Ss s. ~ sSs %ss .So, faro
a. s o. ss s .ss. q III .sS'i
any ofthe towns n route.
% gan o. p9afee en ~ M once Of ths
will be chesrfuy
nished b. +. FIFIELD,
Agent n and NJ. s. Railroad Company.
ST. Loais, May %, 1883. Au9s
| ------
uTNITEn STATES MATT. STREAM <srxs
| sum co>p.Ny .aa...,,a- - ~. p.aIs. NlkLSA
-, tsan o.r Thrrrvh II Mall n. 81.
AM wa hsph a sna fAeaa-ny e,aef
~ ~" W
sn,s Se - 800 n. M. 49,, ~ -
A. ~, an ~ IN sna Sal WA. hs.. 49,.
oate'
% sns 70 % ny
ne VIZ. ~ ~ ~ mi. :, go, 'AuH'''i'
'n ee SST9 n 81 aTEs ~ III sTE Nsurp coNpANy
GEORGIA sceS on.I ton.
III SsSo ops pFi PiiIA GV .o Ton
FAic CITY iocc ton, tom
Leaving Apnwsl
The sew steamship Ell DORADO and The FALCON will form d
between and leaving the It'll and
md Of es mooth and forming With III. PsSc
Line from NewOleans and McKee, California and Ore
Passage from Neoe rs can be secured rsm ARMSTRONG
hAhhIo a w. o. JAP ftenis NJ place.
ties rom NewYork Aspinws will be-
Fn Ladss Saloon Sate-roon s..................-a6S
Lower AIT and Forward sacos ditto
Second Cabin Standees.
And Steerzge...-
Passengers landed the Railroad Dvpst Aspnwa free Of
The Railroad being and Cars running half the
distance from Asppwa Panama the transit Of the lsthmus
peord 10 from eighteen TO housths expense, whet
variesfro 10 70 ~ 70 be borne BY the passenger
rAtfiC MAIL STEAMSHIP CahfANI.
The following belonging the Pacific Mail Steamship
company now on the fAes one OF whh viii always port
sses n END o. 1 ths Teaei 0soo,e,tuopN1A
49, MAJ, So ,on
,so ons ou
I'D MAJ ns "a IJlp, az ~, ,ea
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Office Home Mutual Insurance COMPANY


STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARisH ORLEAss, City OF New Orleans.
Be remembered, that the
the city
appeared Alexander Breths President James Whee
Secretary Of the Home Mutual oeanswho
being duly according that the above
and and transcript oa h books aad
A. BROTHER, President
JisEs II. wuxxLIx, Secretary.
Jssuary
q. Y. JONTE, Second Justice Of the Peace
OF the Parish Of Oreans.
~ The Board Of Trustees Nine
per the earned tbs Company the ending
December 81 which certificates wilt er
the LIST Of March next.
The Company pss Ryors
by premium. Once
Camp street. ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN r. SHAW, Vice President.
.".TRUsTE IS ...
John r. Shaw, 8. L. Lazy, J. T. Caldwell,
John Thomas, A.. II. May, W. L. Lansr,
J. J. Green, z. X. Converse, VIM. Tufts,
John o wosdruf. John II. Oven, 8. de Viaser
Vim. Knsx, John Hall, Robert Dyns
Samuel Stewart, Rufus Mellhs.ny, W. Bogart,
r. w. Milbank, ]. G. Cocks j. W. GAYLE,
30 Nelson, ]. "A. Douxhsrty, j. Eager
y. Shaw, H.V. Barter, John RodsnbuTg,
Msunsel White, t. W. H. Letchford.
Z. G. Rogers, John c. 4s1drieh, janirM
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particularly their tickets
the Office before the departure the making difference
in favor tbs BY complying with the Shove
either the
privilege fstppiag, for exceeding een
any Of o WI q
n THROUGH TICKETS be procured only The Office Of the
Fourth the Pia House,
with the different will be chesrfly fur
nished. b. +. FFIELD,
Agent N. L and nj. s. Railroad Company.
Iaui. MAJ .unA
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Fire, River and Marine Insurance.
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
I. OF TORONTO, @. W.
Epwp. G. o'Bnrxx, Secretary. A. NJ CLARK, President
BRANCH OFFICE, No. 40 Camp st., New Orleans
AZ The undsgnsi prepared POLICIES against
p the SEAS and RIVERS Ao against loss dAnags
BY FIRE, at the premium.
BENJAMIN TORRANCE, Agent,
Ms " HARMON DOANE, Assistant Agent
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United States Life Insurance Annuity and
TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
g. r. CRAWFORD, Presidsnt
C. g. INLAY, Secretary.
BRANCH OFFICE FOR THE SOUTH AND WEST,
No. " Camp street, Neworlesns.
BENJAMIN FLORANCE, Agent.
HARMON DoANE, Asst. Agent
~ Reks the hvesof WHITE PERSONS SLAVES taken
the nost favorable terms. octis ly
The Liverpool and London Fire and Life
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL-TEN MILLIONS DOLLARS.
CHARLES BRIGGS, Agent,
dee9o iy Once rs ST. Charles street.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM ~sfExs,
SHIP COMPANY, connecting with the Pacific
Steamship Comp ny-ooiy Through s. Mail
FORNIA AND OREGON, all Panama-By
the United States Mail with
great California Malls dispatched the
aoih eseh month"; from direct and from Ne~
all 22d. When
the sailing TO the Monday following
This Pacific Mail Steamers be readiness for immediate dispatch
on he a of malta a Panama.
" ~ UNITED ST ATEs MAI. sTEAMsHIp COMPANY
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WROUGHT to the First District Police -
u Prisns-
WILLIAM BICKRT, black, feet * nshs, high 81 years. n
old has scar on paekmArk.d. Says he A
nee bun lis supposed to BE- sAsr. !,
EDWARD mulato feet ~ inches high, about 10 years eid
Says he belongs to Mr. knanueL ,,
inches high about 30 ysasd Says he De-
Tonga TO M. Robinson Of The Parish Of St. james.
The will please comply With e.. AZ re-, esisg mem.
e.wori..n. D.csmhsY IA iasa. dis lawSw
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DROUGHT to the First District Police g
Ptisou-- -.
MATILDA .ulattre-. Ahoat 10 years Old les. nshesek
high Says bsouga Mr. Frsaeek Boyd, Of NreherkA
Mssappi. 49,.
PETER hash 20 DID, tss inches hsA, says he
belongs to Mr.. Shepherd, on The Coast,
The will comply with 80. lsw esTscing hsio
JONATHAN wORRALL Watisb.
New Orleans Novsrber "a, 1883 mss ls~S~
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

CONSTABLE's SALE.
r,,.r Ju.,,e.. counTllG CARPENTER ]. II. HEARsEY
sp..,.. a. ost..ns No. 1882.
VIRTUE Of o writ OF feri facias TO me
,h Hon. L. o. sennie Jusiee Of the Psaee @
IA p.sh ~ lesns win expcse public auclon wEDsEs
DAY pacnber al sss al Warehouse No. go
ONE LOT OF FURNITURE, Is.
Seized In the above suit Terms cash. - ,..-,,
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MEDICAL CARDS.

nOCTOR MCKELVEY having returned to
city, Practice Of his profession Residence and
Office heretofore No. - Carsndelt between Canal and Com
mon atre
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DOCTOR BEACHS PREPARATIONS.

ia Ger.
lltsin, 81
liprsm M pr
| for Disf-
| lrnoa.Dy-
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-05-29

sraANeG.--Tbe Norfolk Argus
states that curious phenomenon at
tended the hail storm in that city d
few nights since. Quantities of cat
fish, some measuring n foot in length,
fell in different sections Of the city,
end Home Of the fields were literally
stfowed with them. Hundreds were
picked up in Che moraing. This,
says the Argus, Is no rhetorical flbrl.
cation, but fact which is attcsted by
hundreds of citizens.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-05-29


1--WE SEQ petition In circulation
(whereon are the names Of several
respectable citizens) tho object of
which is to purchase a lot and build
an African church.
We hope the project will meet with
favor.
There arc but few masters in this
place who win not give aid to an IN
dertaking 50 laudable as this, to amel-
iorate the moral condition Of the color
cd population It is not proposed to
build a church for them dedicated to
any particular faith but one wherein
any person shall be permitted to
preach who will teach them such doc
trincs as are necessary to make them
contented and happy.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-05-29

PRESENTATION 70 THE AReHfaA
or or BoeoTA.-.Arel,bisl,o Moafa
Of Bogota, was presented with q D..
erb gold ring By the Roman Ca1ie
clergy and laity Ct New York, alto.
tropolitan hall, on The 3D. inst. , a
testimonial Of their respect fdl'a
conduct during the recent troubf in
New Grenada. Rev. DR.. Cnuihgs
read an address to The Arcbtbp
after which the presentation agess
was read by Rev J Longhlin. The
Archbishop replied at consifable
length in Spanish, which waslbss-
qnently translated by Rey. Drpam'
nlings.
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TIN pArntof GtNHhAL GARinALa
pt.--We notice in our Linn exchanges
received by the last steainer. The ar
rival Of General Gatihaldi. The old
hero Of the Republican Revolution at
Rome. and Commander Of the Italian
Legion nj Montoyido, conducts him
self with great simplicity md modesty
in his humble ayoeation, thus proving
his anstero republican principles in
mercantile profession followed at pres
ent by him to gain an honest liseli-
hood This champion Of the eastt,rn
and western hemisphere is employed
in the humble eapaeity as commander
Of q small coasiing vessel. --Paaan1a
Sfay
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ATTENTION GENTLEMEN .--- Y OH who
want first rate shoe or hoot--@-the
best French and Eastern stock, and to
fit like those which nature has given
will do well to call ON our court
Gus and accommodating friend, r..
HoormAN, on Lafayette street, where
he oan Mt oil times be found catering
to fashionable public.
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Mn VI AND Down RErlYe-Durinl
The examination Of u witness, as to The
locality Of stairs, in d house, the coun
sol asked him--tWllieh way The
stairs ran The witness, who, by Tho
way, was noted wag, replied that
Zone way they ran up stairs, but tla
other way they ran down staira. (
The learned counsel winked bot.
eyes, aud then took d look at the cell
II
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Potter Junons.-I'he following
are the names Of the Police Jurors for
the ensuing year
From Ward No. |, Frederick Ar.
bour No. 2, G.. V. 1rudeau, No. 3,
Isaac s. Taylor, No. 4, A. D. Alex
ander, No. S, Thomas Devall, No. 6,
james g. Dawson, No I, VIM j..
Burnett, No. 8, j. G. Washington,
No. 9. Furgus Permission, No. 10,
Seth David, No. II, VIM. L. Camboll,
No. IL, ] b Klienpeter.
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op1uA.--1'he Emperor Of Chi
seems to be much frightened by /
eh1ozie instruction which afIliets
dominions. by the Cambria we lea
that The rebels are threatening shal
hal, aud that in consequences. The d
peror has offofed to open oil the p4
Of the Empire to commerce, if /
United States, Great Britain, 4
France, will assist him to retain !
throne.
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A PnEpicT1oN.-The Now York
Mirror has the following: eve ven
ta,re TO predict that in loss than four
years from this time, the United
States of America will be engaged in
war with some foreign power, and that
the Hon Scion Borland, Minister to
Central America, will be the prinei-
pal cause.'