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DR. BENDAN, a Graduate of the Uni

nR. BENDAN,a Graduate of the Uni
~ versty of Berlin, md honsred by letters of re.
commentator from the Legation of the U States at
Bsrlin, Baron Won Humbo DIT, George Ticknor Esq ,
President Woosey Of Yale College his services
to prepare limited number of pupils for the Uni
versity College. His instruction will embrace be-
side the usual branches, chiefly the ancient Ian.
guages, the French German and Mathematics
He also Offers to teach the German and French to
Schools and to private pupils.
Refer in Richmond, TO the Rev. B. Manly Messrs
Gust A. Myers, Jas Bnferd, DR.. Little. Professors
GessneT Harrison and Shele de We're, Of the Unver-
sty of Virginia.
Apply at his Office on 18th street, near Broad.
TESTIMONIAL.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., April, "a.
DR.. BENDAN has taught my son Greek, Latin, Ger.
man and Mathematics for about four months, and
regret exceedingly that the delicate health of my son
(who made excellent progressl compes US to with
draw him from his studies for the summer, and that
therefore forced at least for time to fore
30 the valuable instruction. Of DR.. Bendan, who s
am sure, emiuenty qualified to teach any of the
above branches do not believe that better teacher
or one so good, can be readily met with in
try. d. J. McCoRD
au 25-d1m*
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RODGERS' AND WORTENHOLM'S
~ POCKET AND TABLE we
have just opened handsome assortment of Rodgers
Pocket and Pen Knives; Ivory handle Knives and
In sets OF 81 and IS pieces and in dozens Dim
and coco handle Knives and Forks Carvers and Bread
Knives Razors, Scissors and Shears
Also--Worten holm's Pocket and Pen Knives, Ra
zots, Scissors and Pruning Knives.
To which we respectfully call the attention of those
In want. SMITH L ROBERTS,
Importers of Hardware and Cutlery,
Sc No, % Pearl ct.
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TEACHER OF FOREIGN LANGUA-

'EAO1Gh OE fOnEsidN xAN0QA-
l. GES-SI0N0R ANTONIO GEORGE just
srriyee from Paris bess leave to inform the citzsns
Of Richmond that he will give instructions In the
French and italian Languages either In private les
or in class.
The heads OF Esminsries can have his services -
Usher in these departments, upon reasonable tsrnas
He has spent most Of his time 10 PARA, and under.
stands the language perfectly. He feels confident
that he will eive entire satisfaction.
Orders may be LETT at the bookstore Of Jsa Wood
house. Main street, at narrsld Murray'A Broad ST.
or the residence of his brother, Sig @. George
corner Of eth and Broad Streets. - t--dtm
ENGLISH CLASSICAL AND MATH-
IEMATiCAL SCHOOL, By b. T. PENDLETON,
9Th street, between Main and franklin stres,s.-
The subscriber graduated ct the ". lnstitsts, Ja-
~. is48, snss Engineered two years ana taseht
school four years intending % remain q shs sasi.
ness TOR ssysrat years II mot permanently, he will
naturally use every exartion 20 give sstisfsstioa
DRILLING win be introduced when thers u .
suficient number Of scholars.
Session. nom Let sept 30 1st July.
TEkM6:
Ordinary Enelish Dranehes. .......... Assand 30.
for Higher Engiish Branches and LsnFe>
0aeh.f payable strictly y sdvsaess enc hall pay
j. si--am ar. PENpLEFoN.
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HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBING.-

IL The Subscriber beg to inform the public that
he is prepared to execute all orders for PLUM BNG
either in houses ships, in the best manner and on
the most reasonable terms. Being himself Prdsti-
cal PLUMBER. he feels assured that he can give the
most entire salts factien to all who may favor him
with orders. He will also put up Water Closets,
Lift and Force Pumps, Bath Tubs, Wash hand Ba-
sins, Copper and Iron Boilers, ETC., on the most ap
proved principles and at the lowest prices Orders
from the country promptly executed. His establish
ment is at No 800 Main street. between 9th and 9tb
where orders should be left He would refer to the
following gentlemen: Hon. VIM. s. Archer, of Ame-
liza; Judge Crump, and R. H. Maury, Esq, Richmond
au 10-lm DANIEL O'DONNELL.
COOPER & WISE, 81 HANOVER ST.,
~ BALTIMORE, Nd, Dealers in LUMBER and all
kinds of IMPORTED WOODS.
Having commsnoed the above branch of business,
they have, and will constantly keep assortment
of the following seasoned woods and lumber, suita
BILE for Cabinet Piono Forte and Coech makers, and
beg to solicit share of public patronage:
Rosewood Plank and Veneers; Mahogany and do;
Walnut do !; Walnut and Mahogany Coffin Stuff; Sa'
tin Wood; Ash, Hickory; Cherry, Chair Plank; Bass
Wood, &c.
Particularly for Piano FORTE Make,s.-Ivory Wire,
all numbers; Turning Pins Key and Bridge Pins;
Buckskins Cloths and Fets; Shirey's Polish, for re-
storing the polish of Piano Fortes.
u Yard In the rear of J Il J. Wise and Brothers.
Piano Forte Mandatory, Hanover street.
Sc 7-I4t
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E. J. III. McCAMPBELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

LSCtNgtON, W.,
DRACTISES in the Courts of Rock
Il bridge, Augusta, Bath, Botetourt, and Lynch
burg and gives his attention erclusrey to his profess
sion, az he has done for the last SIX YEARS.
Strict attention paid to the Collection Of Claims,
and prompt remittance made jy 29-6m
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YOUTHS CLOTHING.-I have now on
Il hand q, complete assortment Of BOYS and
YOUTHS CLOTHING, from u to Is years OF age
Also large stock and great variety of the same
can be found in any Establishment In this city,
which had made up to order expressly for this mar.
ket. HENRY SHAFER,
seq Corner Main and Pearl sts.
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NEW FAMILY FLOUR-Very suDe-
nor Hope Mills Just received and for sale.
wi BROWN + SHOOK.
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A RI TRIUMPHANT.

A RI TRIUMPHANT.
IA Here art triumphant attention claims;
Here life seems speaking from hundred frames.
Bellies, merchants, statesmen, throng the picture
walls;
Each face, each form its living type recalls;
Features compilations. attitude, attire;
Beauty's soft smile and manhood's glance of fire,
Truly reflected from the Furnished plate,
Astonish life with its own duplicate.
Think not these pertraits-by the sunlight made,
Shades though thew are-Iike other shadows fade
No. when the lip of flesh in dust shall lie,
When Deaths grey finn o'erspreads the beamng eye;
These life-like pictures knocking at decay,
Will still he fresh and vivid to-day.
OSBORNE'S National Picture Gallery,
seq Opposite Exchange Bank, Main st.
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N TURNER'S SELECT CLASSICAL
L. AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, Main street.
The 10th Academic Year of this School viii COM
mence on MONDAY, the 25th of Septembef
The leaving of one class for College will enable
the Principal to form class of beginners in Latin,
and also a class in Greek.
Pupils can be admitted who prepared to COM
mence the study of Latin enter some of the more
advanced classes already formed
Mons. J. MICHARD Professor of Modern Lam
guages.
For terms, see printed circulars, au 29-d1m
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EDUCATION.

SCHOOL NEAR MANCHESTER Il
~ shall open School at my house, Summer Hill.
can move thther. It 10 intended for the education
OF my own children, but wish 10 take one boarder,
SELF / hsve engaged the services of M r. n Pm
ker, late student Of the University, and in coed
standing there, - my teacher. He IL capable of
teaching the Mathematics the Clessics and several
Modern Languages The school win be permanent
and the tutor means to make teaching his
For terms, apply at No. 1853 Main street, Richmond
se 1-lm1 FRANK g. RUFFIN.
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1T is everybody's business to read the
Il newspapers-and in doing so, they will find tina!
l am now located on Governor street, in the extern
sive warehouse lately erected. have on hand and
still continue to manufacture the largest and most
complete assortment of FURNITURE and MAT
TRESSES ever offered in this market You will find
in examining my stock
400 Bedsteads 200 Mattresses
500 dozen Chairs 200 Bureaus
$50 Sofas and Divans 200 Rocking Chairs
100 Dining Tables so Wardrobes
goo Washstands 100 Fancy Tables
Sideboards Lounges of all kinds
Book Cases Cribs, Cradles, &b. Of.
Writing Desks
And large assortment Of other goods.
SAMUEL w. HARDWOOD,
Governor at Richmond, Va.
~CABINET MAKERS WANTED.
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tracted sickness a deduction will be made for alb
sence.
" Pamphlets containing the Plan of the institute
may be obtained at the BOOKSTORES of Messrs Harold
M. West, J. w Randolph, A. Morris, w. A. Buffers
and Knowles & Walford.
" Applications for admission, or inquiries in
regard to other particulars may be addressed Rev.
BASIL MANLY lr., President of the Institute, Rich
mond, Va J. b. JETER,
1l-dtI4oc presidan t of ths Trusfees
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Persons wishing to enter pupils are requested d
call on me at my School Room, A. M and II shouls
Office or residence. and will take pleasure In calIp
on them at any specified time, r. M an I4--ims
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BY REV. THOMAS Fl. JONES, A. M.
THE School will be re-Opened on the
L fist Monday In October next
TERMS:
per Quarter, of t,co and a half moaths.)
Elementary English, including first books in
Geography and History ....................s5 90
Full English course. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Latin, Greek and Mathematics. .......... 10 90
Charge for fuel, per annum. Observation-Disclosures. / 90
Instruction shall be thorough; discipline mild, but
firm.
/ No pupils received for less than a quarter and no
deduction except in cases of protracted sickness.
au S0-Im
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~. oFFitiAh
PROC d d y n GS
or THE
BOAR or SELECT HEN,
lExrnA MEErIne. !

... EXTRA MEETNG.
July 18th, 1854
AT an extra meeting Of the Board Of Sc
lectmen OF the Town of Baton Rouge, held
this day-present .........
Henry 1'otnlihsen, Edward Willis,
Charles Guedry, Edward Hlriafts
ID was Resoiuea, That the squares Of
ground composing The New Cemetry' be
subdivided into lots Of twenty four feet
each, the price Of said lots being Fifty dol4
lars each. 1l.5 i5H @ H.5
On motion of MIR Tomlinson, it was
Resolved, That the Mayor be, and he is
hereby, authorized to issue warrants, pay
able Ii, thine months, for oil Stunts Or objects,
provision for the payment Of which has not
been otherwise made said warrants TO
bear per cent interest from their date
until paid
On motion Of Mr.. Hiriar., the following
res 1lutieh was adopted
RESOLVED, That the law respecting slaves
passed on the 9th July, 1854. be so con-
strued as to allow all draynen licensed BY
the Corporation to pursue the legal dis.
charge of their duties as heretofore.
On motion the Board adjourned
J. r. DUFKOCQ, Mayor,
J. c GAYLE, Clerk. -.
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SUCCESSION SALE.
IN the matter OF The Succession of \

IN the matter OF the Succession of Many
May, deceased-No 296, aProbate"--
Sixth Judicial District Coutt-Parish
Of East Baton Rouge, La
nY VIRTUE Of Commission issued in
~ the above succession and TO inc drec-
ted from the Hon Sixth Judicial District
Court, in aud for The Parish Of East Baton
Rouge and State Of Louisiana; will e8
pose at public sale at the Court House door
Of said Parish, in The City Of Baton Rouge,
on Mon'oy The e4th day Of July nert; 1864,
at | I o'clock, A NJ, the property .hereinal-
ter setInrth ard described, belonging to the
succession 81 AIRS Mary May, late Of said
Parish, deceased, to vat !,
Negro won1ah tiatned Judith, aged about
twenty two years. 10 81 I aH ~.
Ira Hsof SALs---as FOLLOWS For one
fourth Cash III the Hay Of saln--ona fourth
on the eislit day OF September next. 1864 !,
one fourth on the sth day Of September,
is55-and one foutth on the 9Th day OF
September 1856. q Each note to bear six
per cent Interest per annun from the day
Of adjudication until paid, aid the piircha4
SET to furnish notes with good personal Sc
turity and special mortgage reserved on the
slave Judith, aforasaid Until tilial payment
Of said Mates and Interests .a. .t,.'.....
june23-gts. r. V. BAB1N, Sheriff.
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tllnrrien.


On Monday evening the nth inst. at 81. 10.
stph's Catholic church by the Rev --A-a-aA' Mi.
iAMEaF HAYDEN I'd Mlss CATHARtNE AIeKtT.
ERICK, both Of this city.
The evidences Of The above fact q large slice
gu, Of The wedding eahc1 i. hefore US However
without this we sl,oui, ba convinced. for ~s sa~
the knot tied. under the glare of an hundred ia
pefs al sts Josepe's We have no fault to find with
the H,u,t,,et in which the event was eouslunins
ted, an we did not understand any more Of the
ceremony than the do you take" part which
was done in the "inatter Of course" manner, as Is
usual. The balance to US, was either Greek or
Troiean. We wish the parties unalloyed happi-
ness in life of uninterrupted felicity. a.ss
: On The 18Th inst, by the Rev. O. y. Parsons, n.
d., in this city, p. M. HATCH, Esq, 10 MESS
CoRNEt.1A Il. NORRIS, both Of Baton Rouge,
La.--LouissiAe Ooistier IAN inst. 5 J
0fcourse 1--WE knewno any thing' of the above,
and were not much better or than the men who
event out" with 'Goliah' against the philistines.'
The fact however, Is officially announced in the
Advocate, and we welcome the new accession TO
the Printing establishment of our confreres in
Church street. We have always been under the
impression that the Junior editor, would at some
future day make an impression upon the world,
and hand his name down to posterty In an IN.
questionable shape. Nov we are satisfied. We
feel assured now that he will not voluntarily abuse
the "Now Nothings." Wewish the happy couple
all our best wishes--and perpetual honeymoon.
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Succession Sa lie,

IN he matter ofthe Succession Of ARK
ssbtR TRuARb, decd mo egg 'pro-
Il bateH-sistl, judicial District Court
Parish Of East Baton Rouge, la,
DY VIRTUE Of commission issued in
ID the above Succession aud to me difec-
ted from The Hon. Sixth Judicial District
court, in arid for said Parish Of East Baton
Rouge, aud State aforesaid Twill EXPOSE
al public sale at the Court House door Of
East Baton Rouge In the City Of Baton
Rouge, on Saturday The 11thday Of August
merit, A. n. 1854, at II o'clock 4. M, tha
property hereinafter set forth and described,
belonging to the above succession, to wit.
Two certain lots Of ground situated il,
part Of t ad city ss sg e BY fhs H. late
thereof as lots No Ore IN square Mo-
Twenty four, and lot No One in Square
Twenty. Terms Of Sale, CAsH.
July " I'D. Nv. BABIN, Sheriff. Z
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N Office,

A N Election will be held on Monday the
n alst OF July, At Jas, H. Johnston's
store, Bayou Crosse Tet' at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, for the purpose Of taking the sense Of
the stoc kholders in the Baton Rouge, Crosse
rete and Opelousas Plank Road Company
upon the question Of change 10 rail road
company, and also Of an increase Of the
capital stock Of said company. "
lnly.4.td. s. JASHH JOHNSTON.
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uRlse Of The Haton Rosge and Cl,,foa1

Obtee Of The Baton Rgnge and CltntonI
Z N ! T. Plank Road Company
M OTlCE is hereby given to The, Stock
IN holders Of the Company that an In
sialn,ent of Ten PER cent on The amount Of
stock subscribed ls2 80 per shar1 will be
due ard payable on Monday the 18th dat
of September next, us5a) BY order OF
the Board ALFRED SHIPPERS.
july-H- 1854. Sec'rt.
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TnE REsuiT OF ritz LruBasE VerE.
esterday the vote was taken in
the two Wards Of this City, on the
question Of License, Or no License.
In Ward Nc. l0e votes were polled,
mo License, receiving bare ina
jority Of Fonr votes. In Ward No
g. leo votes were cast, rs for aud
I'D against. This shows that public
opinion is pretty well divided on this
subject and we must again say we
are very glad to see it 30. AT the
same time we admit that inteinperance
is n great evil, still we believe their Is
a principal in question which inter
feres with personal rights, and We do
not think that the bare majority
have any right to rule the minority
in this matter. We hope that the
question il al rest for the present,
and that morbid moralists will resort
TO more efficient means to eradicate
Tho evil.
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CHARLOTTE K HOFFMAN,.
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS or
GROCERIES and PROVISIONS,
--FEEp, &o., 81 ~ f3a5'
Cor. ST. Ferdinand and Africa gtrssts,
Oppos site v. Heude's Dry Good stofs.
B.aTON ROUGE, La.

THE undersigned having purchased The GRoeEHv
| and PRovisros sToHH formerly owned by A.
y. Hodges would respectfully cali the attention
.e W rapn Rouge az ny Y pn
&c. which we propose TO sell At a vert low figure
for CASH. Our object is TO sell at small profits and
make fast sales. Planters ana 'otbers nay rest
assured that we shall endeaver always 10 keep on
hand q fresh supply Of the very best artielef iii
onr line Of business Our stock Is made up OF the
usual variety found At Wholesale sfid Retail es-
Establishments generally, in this City. All the ne
csssafies, as we'll as many q the Injuries ~ lfe
too numerous I'd mention. We invite the public
to call and examine the stock We are disposed
TO rio business IN the principle Of "Live ana let
Live" aud in order for 10 do this, and sustain
good business reputation, we wiilsell goods only
for cash, and for one price and mo Deviation
ny strict attention We hope II receive a share u
public patronage. JOS. q. CHARLOTTE,
July is-1sbt. H. HOFFMAN.
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Die0..

On Thursday the Goth inst, at the resi-
dence of his Grand Father, LEWIS AN
THONl son Of Alfred Monget. q nd
On yesterday evening, at the residence OF Mrs.
v. Kirkland In this Parish, ENOa nEBPRT, aged
80 years. Vss-a- Viz no inst.
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IE Many questions are asked IN
reference TO the future management
OF magnolia" Chat ras) Cemetery.
viii the committee, Or the Council,
furnish liz for publication, something
like the plan Of government. If it is
to be divided off into patches, and Civ
oh to the different determinations, we
shall advocate its sale for since the
forests trees have all been barbarouH-
" hewn down, It is only At for Pc
tatoe patch or corn field. We have
been taught christian" buriel place,
knows no distinction Of sects il there
is any distinction in dead mems bones,
we should like to know what The diff.
erenee consists In. .at
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ATTACK ON A SHBnlrr - Mrs
Roberson, the yelled murderess, at
Troy, New York, made n violent at
tack upon the sherif1a few mornings
since, as he entered the Jail to convey
her breakfast to her. II appears That
without provoeation she seized a brass
candlestiek with marble bottom, and
struck tbe sheriff severe blow with it
over his eye, knocking him down, and
inaicting a considerable wound on, his
face. His only offence was the en-.
foreement Of The prison discipline
She has since been handcutfod and
chained in her cell. n
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WALL STREET MoRAlIry,---1t il
said HAT Mr. Robert SCHUYLER, the
great New York defanlter has here
tofore borne character Of uhiinpeaeh-
able integrity and purity, and that the
public confidence III him, up to the
period Of His defaleation was unbound
ed and yet it appears that this bril-
liant specimen Of Wall street purity has
been engaged, for the last twenty years
in perpetra.ing a most selfish, brutal
and dishonorable imposition FIR worse
than any Of his stock fraadaAon the
public, in regard to bis marriage
holding himself out to tie world as n
bachelor. whilst he was The hus-
band Of woman to whom he refused
bis hame. We have the lady's own
admission Of the fact She and her
children have borne The name Of Spi
Ger, in order to preserve the dignity
Of the great Wall street swindler
This fhct was known on Wall street
sometime before the denouneemen Of
the stock frauds, but it did not, In the
slightest degree, affect his credit, char
acter, or standing, In that favorite
asylum and arena Of swindlers And
yet, among n moral and honorable
people, this alone ought to have de
sttbyed all confidence in him. The
man who could. for twenty years. sus-
tain such I'm Infamous fraud az this
a fraud upon his wife, his children. and
the publie-ought not TO be trusted ID
any position nor would lie be trusted
in any other community than that Of
New York His character mist have
been compound of treaohery, selfish
ness, oowhrdiee, and falsehood IF
such acts as these are overlooked or
justified in New York, we desire no
bettes. proof of the utter degradation
of morals in The financial circles Of
that city Delta. U.s. tainaH
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IN HAND ANN ron SALE
" A fresh supply Of FLOUR, CORN, OATS and
IIAY--alse, CAP. LIME. II 4t'~s
juy2t.y. CHARLOTTE 4 HOFFMAN,.
=. A. TROUsDALE,
Surgeon Dsntist-Baton Rouge, La

DELIGHTFULLY."- offers his Professional Services
" to the Gentlemen and Ladies.io East and
West Baton Rouge, and surrounding country.
All operations such as Plugging, Cleansing,
Extracting ana inserting Teeth on pivot and from
one to an entire pet on Plate, performed In the
most durable, scientific and skiflfrf manner, and
according to the most approved plan. Once, tbs
rooms recently occupied ny DR.. Mann, over QuIg-
gins, Shoe Store. Il .5si .Ff fyft4s4 f1sy T.
yy~Ne have seen and had dental operations
performed by DR.. j. A. TKorsDALE, and from tie
faithfulncss Of his work and the satfsfaory man
nef in which he operates, we cheerfully rec6rh-
mend him to ali who may need his services.
Dr.. II II. Day, Dir. G. II. Mann.
DR.. H. J. Saunders. John Muggah.
DR.. Ethan Allen. O. NJ. Carpantier.
VIM r. Haiieieh. "a David Robbins.
Hon. X. B. Brashier Jas. NJ. Muggah. i.
Hon r. e. Bathel J. N. WafYord
WIN. J. Nash. | J.. Nj Richardson. ..i
Hon D. r. Richardson. J. Y. Sanders.
Hon. Octave Cornay. Anteine Como 81
Ijuly-4yl Parish u 81. Mary, Jane 18th 1854. b
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BACON SHOULDERS, Barrel and Keg LARD.
d Extra ST. Louis FLOUR, new What, CORN.
wI1sKEY and BRAN, just received ana tor sale
by inlJ 20. f5'A JOSHUA DEA1.
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u We are under so many obliga-
tons to our attentive Representative
in Congress, the Hon. John Perkins,
for various public documents at vari.
Gus times, that we hardly know in
what form to tender our thanks to
him-he oyerwhelms US with obliga-
lions. aa n s. A
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EFThe Gothamites are at presen,
regaled with the excitement Of anoth.
er divorce case. The case is Walk
or rs. Walker. The trial kept a
crowded court engaged seventeen days,
aud after all, the jny could not agree.
The Jurors are now sparring at one
another through the prints, using all
manner Of hard Names, J s
-------s-ortss -
GE-Mr. Barnum has rendered his
resignation as President Of the Crys-
tai Palace Association. Mr., John w.
White was elected President pro tenn,
and the committee have resolved to
close the exhibition on the s1st Of
October. All the property Of the as
ISOLATION is to be disposed Of on the
lst day Of November.
"A nephew Of Omer Pasha, a lad Of
s :s... q Or IA years Of age, has just
arrived in Paris 6or bis education.