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"ENcblsH IrExs.''-Such is the|
title Of a new work from the pen of
Matt. f. Ward, q copy of which hes
on our table from the establishment Of
friend J. C.. famous vt the Post Office
1t is an interesting work, and gives .
microscope view Of Englishmnen'
through . very good tense. We take
the following extract from the open.
ing chapter z g y q w, ~. ( !
"Enclishmen," and their admirers
have 80 carefully slowed away lEng
lish supremacy in a nice glass box
garded at every angle by portentiou'
Glands of, q as successfully to protec
it from the too close scrutiny Of thu
masses. Indeed, whilst it continues
the custom Of the Miss Nancies
and old women of the fashionable AM
literary worlds Of America extrava
gantIy to extoll every thing English
+ will be deemed reprehensibls temer
ity in any man, to refuse g acknowl
edge the received superstition. Tn
American daring enough to assa ASA,
England's claims to superiority, WI
be pronounced guilty Of outrage .
those # his countrymen, too indolen
or too dastardly to think for them
selves. His sacrilege viii be though
no crater ~ these Anslicized Repul
leans, than that Of the conq',eror Al
tiochus, in the opinion Of the jew
when he boldly entered their tempt
-orderedia great SOW to be sscrlhce
ON the altar for burnt.oier'ngs-a al
polluted the Holy Of Holes, by I. ma
ing The blood Of the unclean amin
scattered about the sacred edlhce.
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M TIE following truthful aud very
expressive tor vs. given BY = young
Losiiapian, q . celebration OF the
22nd ultiuio, In Kentucky;
"Louisiana-the Sugar dish Of the
Union"
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OF us 1IOulAts4 w w 0AsSss -
and the Blind, came of at the Hall Of
the House Of Representatives yesterday
lA large number of Ladies' md Gentle
men present. and the scene was one 81
deepest interest. Never, before has
there been in the history Of Louisiana
Ian institution Of this character, and
!!lnany Of our people who never witness
led an examination, have been struck
dumb with establishment to see that
those whom nature in her inscru1
liable laws, has said shall not, speak
|are made to discourse SO eoloquently
rs it not Astonishing! Is it not the
best evidence that within the rough
casket, there is . priceless jewel! We
think %. Take the issola'ed case of
Laura Bridgeham alone, and there is Z
sermon on the existence fundamentally
|of the human soul. How else shall vel
be able to account for her intelligeDce!!|
Every sence which is the ordinary
avenue Of Impressions from the world, !
to her is completely closed. She cam
neither see or hear and Of courd kan-|
not speak, yet she reads and writes
eloquently. aaaaig s'9s
At the last session Of the Legisla-
ture an act passed establishing with
in this City aState Institution, for the
Deaf the Dumb and the Blind !; q board
Of administrators were appointed that
went immediately to work to flifill
The object Of the law. The services of
Mr.. j. s. Brown Of the Indiana AS
ylum, was secured aud as nearly all
the Mutes from this State. were atthat
institution he came down with them
in January last. and founded this in.
FAINT asylum Of Louisiana. Mr.. Brown
is eminently qualified by Temperament
for the trust, and is more like a pa
rent to his wards than a master. Will
this energy and industry the in tltu.ioi
the corner stone Of which has jus
been laid, must rise into temple O
credit and honor to the State. = ss
The pupils at present in the insti
tuition are all advanced in education
and we were not little surprised t
see how readily they answered 'upo1
the slate questions propounded by sign
in Geography, History. Grammar 81
Master Achey Of Napoleanville j
quick and intelligent giving answers
questions, that would puzzle older p'
pills with the exercise Of all the fscal'ie
Master Kendall Of CenteEville is also
very intelligent lad. 20
Miss Amelia Anselin Of Bayo
Chicot answers readily and coriectl
all the questions propounded to he
1t astonishes as that a child ofthe a,
Of Miss Eve Chataignes should be
we'll educated. Master Marcus Chea
l ham acquitted himself with gre
credit b why particularize-evel
! member eff thisinteresting little far
lily, are in possession, Of good educ
better than many who have Il
!. hearing faculty which lends the e
Is chantment of music to the mind. N
't Hanson's acting in the play Of Corr
! ! lanus was perfect and called forth
!. great deal of applause 1t render
ii the words Of the old Romans histo
!. unnecessary Every enc in the crow
I ed Hall was delighted, with the q
: hibition which was decidedly the M
Il exciting and interesting entertainme
y with which our city has ever be
Id feasted. =
III DECLINE IN THE MArRlMoNl
hv NJ Tho Cincinnati Gaze
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M ES BANGS De PEklise s.. joseph se-
liz ront LOUD au Plus haut ch<ressrr Y
|Dimanche des rameaux, Il come jon de
Mars, 1883, pour un ans. Les pesscna:s
|qui acheteront, sont noti66e quill sont venau
pour du compliant H. v. BABlN, Sly.
MARI Is, ST. - asAs
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|Proosse u e|nssid Atsrs
srsAr1 Tuesday Mari l4tA
la members present. e
The repsst Of the joint cc1lmitst1
b charitable institusions WIS resd
andlo motion vas ordered % be print;
led at 500 hundred q Pies. ~
Mr.. Lacoste from the same CONF
!nrttee, submitted minority report!
land on motion Of Mr.. Boatner. 500
copies we're ordered to be printed.
The act to divide the State into
Judicial Districts was taken up. Oa|
motion Of Mr.. Kenner, said bill vas
referred back to the Judiciary commits
tee. 4.tssf s-fs,s
On motion Of Mr.. Short the bill
from the House entitled an act to re1
|claim and Drain the Swamp Lands do
mated to the State Of Louisiana BY act|
of Congress entitled an act,to aid she|
Estate Of Louisiana in draining the|
Swamp Land therein. approved March
I'D 1s49. Mr.. McCay moved that
the bill be printed ard be made the
special order Of the day for the NOR
row. ,...ets sss5 E,
Mr.. Lacy called up the House bill
entitled an act authorising the Secre1
tary Of State, the State Treasury and
the Auditor Of Public accounts, to ap-
point assistants.
On motion Of Mr.. King the rules
were dispensed with and referred Ia
Judiciary committee. sss
Senate adjourned until tomorrow at
10 o'clock, a. N. fdfifaH YTf}
!lbusE.- Wednesday,, March, 16nh'
The House met at 10 o'clock Hon
e. W. Noise in the chair. Prayer
by the Rev. J. Woodbridge. Thu
roll was called and 81 members an
,wered to their names The minute
# the previous day read and approved
Several bills we're presented. read
and referred to appropiI he committees
Reports we're made from the differ
ent committees by their chalrmen.
Mr.. Hawthorn offered an act to pre-
vide for the registry Of the names an'
residences Of all the qualified elector
Of the city of New Orlesns referre
20 judiciary Committee. 5. 49,. 3
Mr.Warner offered an act to amen
an act to- divide the Office Of Harbt
Master of New Orleans: referred
: The committee on Commerce. 81 M
The Railroad bills from the con
mittee on Internal Improvements mao
! the order of the day for Friday.
The New Orleans, Red River Al
Texas Telegraph Company made Il
order of the day for Saturday next.
! Ana fixing the salaries oftbe Sp
J moJudees at $4,000 each was p
sed. e s,,asss D. le e 9
9 On motion Of Mr.. Duncan q
o House resolved itself into a commit
t |of the whole. q
1t An act for the relief Of the Bran
" Of the Touisiana State Bank at Bat
a Rouge passed. 3
= An act for tie improvement Of I
% Ouachita River. asE g
An act for the relief Of Jessie N
Phearson passed. eA
An act to create Courts of Proba
order of the day for tomorrow.
Id VrcE PRESIDENT KlNG.-We det
~ ly regret to learn by recent arriy
a. from Havana that the health of \
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NO " OPENING.
"A large and possed assortMsrt q
centlfwQ's Ju4nlehine Gs6dsa
CA. lt6N,s, LAFAYETTE ST.

~ ~ U6OW - ssss - =
kThis stock comprises every article Of
gentlenen's clpthipg, menpfetq1ed y the
New York and PHILADELPHIA markets ex-
pressfy 1cr the Spring end eunnfnef Trade,
lind in the bcst and most fashionable styles.
'Gentlemen deaising COON afo(cles Of cIoth-
|ing viii calf Il = LIONS" before pus.hasing
|elewhsls: sa1Inaalz Naf ' ! :
Hay. Cofns1 DntsaanA ,l1san!
|EOR Sals BY 2 sspF JosnCA BEAL 3
nasrh 10 y. 81 S a. Z asassisl
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sa} SfsssAs9 = st5h# FSfN Sl4,U1O VI
Il affords your committee much pleasureI
TO state that the paper Of the Cos-|
|poFstion has at no time during the past
|year--nor indeed for several years pastI
been below ped This favorable condition.
|of the Treasul, rs enabled the eommitteet|
having charge Of the public works, 10 have
every thing done at the lowest cash prices
Yourcommittec would recommend that
the same rate Of taxes Be continued, ~ thoee
levied for last year thst y b ny, one haI1
ofosse per cent, on the assesSsd value Of
property, and special taxes the same - n
liked in the several opainances on the sub.
iect Row in force, with the exception Of the
taxes on Livery Stables, which we would
Recommend to be fixed 1t $25 instead OF the
present rate or IS on each vehecle, and
with eferrence to the fat-boat landing,
I've would Offer the following ordinance
for consideration and recommend its adop.
tion:
Be il ord0ined, &r. That from and aftel
the passage Of this ordinance, all 1atboat'
Dr. other watercrafts bringing country pro-
luce, shall be allowed to stay at the fiat
boat landing in the city Of Baton ROage
four days on the payment of one dollar, ate
which, they shall pay Giy cents per da!
while selling off the original cargo brough
by said boat and all boats trading OF buy
ing and selling at the landing, shall. besides
the said fffy cents per day, pay the same to-
as Is paid by stores on shore.
Aa further ordained &c. That al srdie
ances in referrence to wharfage on f|at-boat
heretofore passed be and the same is hereb.
repealed. :.
All of which is respectfully eubmitted
s. M.HART.
On motion the Board adjourned.
JOHN r. DUFROCQ, MAyoR.
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Horne When Horne Tooke
was called before the commissioners te
give an accoun. of the particulars OF
bis income, having answered a questioe''
thatswas asked, one Of the wise mer
said peev;,hly, that he did not under
stand his answer "Then, 'said Tooke
.as Won have not half the understand
ing Of another man, you ought, at least
to have double the patience.
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DECLINE IN THE MATRIMONIAL
MARKET. - The Cincinnati Gazette
|of the LIST inst. states that the probate
fudge in that city had, for the month
|of February, issued one hundred and
lightweight marriage licenses. Since
the lst Of January, to the LIST inst,
four hundred and seventy-one licences
had been issued, showing a falling OF
lin February ofabout one hundred.
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Wanted.
| Negro Woman, good csok washer and
A ironer, for which good price VIII %
id. mar-e. h. c. HUTCHiSON. =
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BURNERS "
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

PoWRLLpS FORT SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.
fzs 81 dss ys aS Gas 70
place Is situated eight miles east Of wO0dsoek be-
tween the Fort and MGnBanutten Mountains The new
Building Zone hunded ee in length commenced last sea-
1S has ssss sq Is issay ~ INC is S
Families have been erected convenient to the boarding
These SPRINGS eonsist OF WHITE, BLrE and BLACK
sULPHuR CHALYBEKTrE, LIMESTONE and SLATE. all having
the work OF NAtue's hbIatory. They send 10Th
susnt quantity pue water to supply many
sim the sound gradually Using to the south and east until
Il teaches western base OF tho MRnsanutten from
which presented eye of the beholder OF the
enchanting landscape views the country. To the
Using up at distances OF nom % to 100 yards and from
Is to 100 above the level bottom in front and 10 the
the SpingS Many OF these elevations
be approached from the east by gentle
Tie Font Mountain with its piGtui scenery It's jun
panorama which, bold outline and pleasing variety, Is
y IN sun Ssssa 0y my 10 @ tbs IN m
the Manlanuten and Fort Mountains embracing tho Page
and Warren and Shenandoah Valleys must be seen to be
In addition TO the Springs proper there number OF
ntbeTs IN the vicinity, the principal which The
celebrated Mountain Spring, lao yards dstsnti The
sSovs is chaly beate sending forth nmpid streams
no the south from the Springs about thee To- OF
bSIs SprnS The new Spring recently OpeEed amid The
seaLta group OF willows that shade the Sulphur SPiings
and which is believed to possess peculiar medicinal quail
lies completes the list. ----
ViSiters coming nom the North or East can enter the
ySIey through the narrow passage formed by
tbe proxfmy0 he mountAns about twelve nies to the
tiIs defle Tie rocks towering to the very clouds
StIiEes the traveller with awe and adni ration
and aSn
Of the busy world and may IeeueIate he exhausted
IL. by oiainp the pure waters that fheessantly flow
STond him. and Of The Teh yiends that dsiy
LoT me ne Serst OF these SS NAV
ayyaFe OF act thut we own large alm attached
tho Springs whes persons eau have their horses Pasued
OF Ts sal viii e with the choicest 1iquo..
stsSsive ostsf viii be in attendance and servants
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l tGRRERAL JACKSON g.
AND MARTIN LUTHER.

TIME Proprietors SartAiss M&kaEie having pufchnG
the large and handsome steal plate, carefully engTa
we'd line and neELotnt from the Celebrated deSgn by
Georss Catternole, representing Ia tEuoA slii
TIE FIRST PERFORMERS,
PyeEeILtinS htir Famous PTotest atte Diet SPREE
in 1923, -.,i-s t,-5.#--,5If fis
Uers it, in eonSeetion with their Magazine in tes
unpTeeedeiltly loY4
This magnifiCc composition contains nearly one hun
dred figures, aud includes portraits the most
prominent men connected with that event The work Eek
elusive Of 21 inches by Is the print
has been retae at price less than 50 per copy
Each impression ia Instructive pictorial
key reference describing the the characteT the
history the event, ana the principles eohten
In connection with Sartain' agazins, both will
rtably In advance- lf.7,t -gg
One copy Ufthe Magaziue; and one OFT Prnt. s.
Two copies of the Magazine, and twpoftho Prints,
Five copies ofthe Magazine, en1 i've or the Prints,
up ofthe Club, ~ - = II
The price ofSartnin's Magazine being otsel an
mum, both works Jointly may now, by above otrS
had heretofore the price each separately.
Preparations making to publish in the M6galneS
TieS OF Illustrated 3rees American HRRoES common
icing with a pietoriSl Life of eneral Jackson.
HB Agents wanted IN every town and villa in the Uni
ted get Clubs upon the above lEefaterms
Country Newspapers publishing above advertise.
men every other week for three months will be enttlea
to aCopYofoarhwoTkETaGa. 4ssEa -
Send and EeeurR Sc worth oIreaG
ing and engTETingsfor SO. Address bssIl,s u ;a
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ABooK FOR THE TIAfEsl
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN


EeDg narratives scenes and Incidents in the real LIFE
UErnE LowLY.' By W. 4. O. Smith, BTq.
The object OF abe author is represent the condition
lie Slave in his Jude but comfortable cabin his daily
save the rsHker impulses aud mseoneeived views OF
0rtherE PhilAnthIopis &C., DC, and 10 represent
passions and sentiments In their natural IONS, tho
displayed in the humblest lot OF society thus showing
that, in tho of alare least, betorS
naH eeaofTi and at The same represent,
Is Class OF people, The Planter, juae6
sveTy day life, is well ca:cuAted to win the Aiabe udg
nent OF the world o.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter 1-'Old Virginia
a. 2-The PIantation-UneIe Toms Laziness
"a @SObnety and MeTTiment.
f" 1.-THE Punishment.
&" 6-Tho School Master. W
E" 6-Fanily OF the Planter.
4" T-SchOol keeping.
Z" s-rhe Secret League Of Rebellion.
Z" 9-The Surprise
/" 10-IndeFendence Day.
't II-Ihe OyeIseer. r..-ss
"a I2-School Masters LeSsonS OF Freedom.
az 13-Uncle Tom and DiHah. --H1.
Z" f4-MidTght Meeting OF School Master Uncle Tom
and Dinah
q. 1-CAssy.
a. 1G-SundAy
1.-THE overseer's Communication to the Planter.
IS-Sehoo Master 8 Ureasiness and Departure.
=" 20-UHcle Toms Notions OF Freedom
<" 2I-Hs Determination togo 10 the State OF Free
donI.' 81
2o-Tbe Escape.
23-Tbe Pursuit
&c 2I-BufTalo-The BootblaeE
o@HlIi Times.
26-UDele TOMS Soloquy
4" 2T-Tbe Alarm. .4 3.
{" 2S-American Hotel.
(" 29LTbe Flee Negro.
3O-Courase, cuIetude and Contentment.
3t-NiaglTa Falls, Cniton House, Cannar.
a. 3o-The Interview between Master and Slave.
+" 3-UncIe Toms Decision.
q A-'Back TO Old VII ginia.' rrs.s. e. 4. Ia
Z" 3-COncluSion. taNt-tFf
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READ THE CERTIFICATES

TallApoosa Co, Ala, Jan. 2, 1852.
your Extract Yellow Deck and SarsapaTia has per
formed of the wonderful me that has
have been aficed for forty years with irrupdois on
cutces. and In 1873 had one leg amHutated above tho
knee. In about months after my Other leg broke out in
and discharged great deal OF offensive matter,
time my LEFT hand broke out in large running sorcs
The misery that have suffered for the last Two years
describe you was in such agony that ne
rested day night given up to die, and by the
help OF God had made preparation death, and had
pointed to my family the place where TO Bury my
In October my brought OF your bottle
erre BY yoar EStset OF Yellow DOCK and
sa sar6ria' sent got two bottles OF 1t, and
menf my soTss all become easy, aud could sleep ali night,
thing had not done for two years When had taken
well as If by cnehantmen have now used in ali eight
and now consider myself well: at loss for terms
10 set forth the woto this medicine, TO my
SAVIOR Of mi man rom misery while living upon earth
cnreat ali aflicted to Try This medicine for
y aside al and st try it. and pTocam it's
great worth to suffering mankind and enreat them 10
My case is well onown in large portion Of South Caro-
above curc invite them to call on me- and viii show
them'thc scais can be found in Taa 90 Coz Alabama
Scroula Syphilis MercuraI complaints, Cancer Gangre
re- Rhcumasm and vast variety Of other disagteea
bic and dangerous diseases are speedily ana peEiecS
cured by the use OF ms nlcelelnc. -4alr
Dadeyille Alabama, May 81, 1852.
MessTS Scoville & Head:-This is certify that about
the first of February last afflicted with thee
four painful and about the face some OF them as
large quarter of dol they assumed the appear
ance OF Cancers, and fearful they would terminate III
CalccTs About three weeks since commenced taking
DoCor Guysott's Extract OF Yellow Dock and Sar4apA
rIS % and immediate relief from its use. have
not taken quite bottles, and the my face
ali healed tip those my neck are nearly and
truly believe they viii be entirely well In few. days
chcerfuly recommend ''Dr Guysott,s Extract OF Vel
low DOCK and SarsapaTia" persons afflicted with any
kind OF erupons eaneerous SORES. My general health
Is much Improved by the use OF the medicine.
Respectfully, RICHARR b. BURKE.
Quart Bottles, 81 per botte-six bottles for S.;
Northeast corner OF Fourth and Walnut streets, Ctncin
natl Ohio General Agent for tho West, TO whom all
ders must be addressed. -s. =Hfstss -f
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BOOKS.
The Campaign of Gen. Scott.
RRsYINTERE sTlNGB BOOK.
- va "a = / V0T faSi(Ll 81 90 -stts = ~,

The Campa1Sn@04@S1 S1.. scout.
TER: E g, y BOOK.
Z Y.fI 10 i VOL: f2Mo.l 8 20. - -.
NTooRE ANDERSON have ipatrsaayih a-duod.e
4AA P TE sSteAl or GENERAL SCOTT.
In .le ray of MEXICO, by Lieut. Raphael Semmes U.Sx
vol, win Map orth Battle p1gea
s .s L R 81 s # e ss59s issss q
and extended skstck Of ths last Mexican Can
psisE The author is attached TO the Navy bg bean.
%TsP L SssT ass Il
fsI5 b 9s q ~ most otieers In The Thu
whole volume work OF " woTthY ore hL
place Ethe department TO 'ThlehitE s'ti'ta'
ut 70 small praise the author to say that we hay.
never read a. history evidently so fairly wn'ssh-Lit
erg 1S YnI9s min and interest He ti,t
with Rowing pen, in vigorous styl eEchns big satrs
tive Of Brilliant eamPats with personal teeolleetona Of
the ast9T Gl rSs5 sah vivid i'm
aase e aS TGss al q tie events
O Gss sSsts Pasa
cSsC5 STANDARD. I q isip!s1R 400 at '2i
We find in this hook. ne most fe,likF description
and things-of Scenery and SOoietY-eE marches and
battles and victories that we have ever reaa7&s''"
We folowYtth interest renewed, as sHYanes on the
footsteps e Sos SsSss
ma1euyera absolnely in the annals
4 military Strategy Gin GAG.
II His deseP tohs are draWn with gLeat eLcitY-
He Is elYey and spirited nnrrater HIS battle sketebss
are extremely vivid and proeuee on the
inaginatiOn He eritcises the military oPefanonin de-
Gfded Partisan spirit, but with evident " hi
rhe very best book which that has called forth
i philadeLpfiG PTeS6 gteTfds " =. p
In reading some ofthe authors descriptions Of
nd storms ono can hardly wonder at the fascination
Anthiasm productive of the sdlHost tae+eaiHt military
pToartls displayed during the
PJfneetSn RStieto. - ~ ~
The books more than eadablei its statistics and aeta
and sketches give the reader clear an account OF the
campaign as can found superior In interest
ifnot in value to Major Ripley's HistorY.E Z RrsH.
geIiSf s,,,. ,,..,
that eminent commander, Cen Magazine
CeAoENTs wanted, to circulate this work In an pafS
tho United states with whom lbeTaf win
be made for canyassing particular counties or astre
Oriers must be accompanied with the cash y -
urkLIroRs giving this vertsement two OF more In
serons, shall have copy ofthe work maedto their aa
dress upon receiving their paper containing the aaye
tisenent MOORE & ANDERSON Publishers,
aug 9I.tE IS, West Fourth street. Cineinnati.O.
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WASHINGTON.

From StunRt1S lost olobPniSd sF1ufntinR.
IlHlS large and feet Portrait Or plsTHeToA
" from the BURN ofau Ane ftistis considered by
hseps ever p1bshed and correct wAsH
inches, which win make IRE parior
sud should be in the hands Of every anercsn citizen
ut Is Correct copy from Stuart,s celebrated
now at Ghe STATE House, ytioId, GfIlSl
is hnety engrayeds and
reduced the prieet 10 oNE DpELAAtl az ssTha
An perSons remit the qIonnt reys upon reeeiy
States up on rollers made for the purpose
Address al orders, ppst.paid, % TIE pnblinher,
= 1oHH s. TAYLOR,
l giis55F q rlook.sstle rand PpbNrheri