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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-11-29
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

We have the pleasure to-day of laying before our
readers the annual message of Gov. Reid to the
Legislature. 1t was communicated to the two Hou-
ses Wednesday, and after being read in the Com
mons, ten copies for each member were ordered to
be printed.
Like every thing which emanates from the pen of
David S. Reid it is clear sensible and practical and
furnishes evidence, if any indeed were wanting of
his devotion to the interests of the State and of his
intimate acquaintance with her resources and wants.
The message will be read, we doubt not, with in
terest and approval by the people of the State gen.
orally.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-11-29
STARTLING FROM HAyANAlii

The steamer Black Warrior, from Havana, with
dates to the 10th, arrived at New Orleans on Tues
day.
The Delta announces, having received information
Cuba are in the widest state of enthusiasm, and
contemplate an important rising in a few days The
same paper also publishes bold and energetic pro-
clamaton issued from the Cuba Club of Terrorists.,
The other papers of this city, however, have no
information in regard to the matter, and discredit
the report.
The governor of Trinidad is reported to be pris-
o1er at Havana. s-. III f--
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-11-29
SECRETARY OF STATE,

On Wednesday last the two Houses of the Gener-
al Assembly unanimously reelected William Hill
Secretary of State. This was we'll deserved COM
pliment to long-tried and faithful public officer
Mr. Hill has, we believe, been in office over forty
years, and has retained the public respect and con-
fdence amid all the mutations of parties. He is
most attentive and laborous in the discharge of his
duties.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-11-29

~ 1t was stated inadvertently in our last that
James T. Marriott had been elected Principal Clerk
of the Senate 1t should have been of the Commons
The Clerks of the two Houses are, Hon. John Hill,
of Stokes, Principal Clerk of the Senate, and O.
Busbee, of Wake, Assistant; James I. Marriott
ESQ., of Wake, Principal Clerk of the Commons, and
Geo. Howard, Jr. Esq, of Edgecombe, Assistant
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-11-29

H3 On Wednesday last Robert Strange, Esq,
was reelected by highly fattering VOTE Solicitor
Tor the Fifth judicial Circuit. .-,. q. -.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-11-29

W"A curious troupe of beings have just arrived
here for exhibition. It consists of the smallest and
tallcst ladies in the world-the one 55 inches, the
other feet high-a gentleman 40 inches high.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-11-29
GREAT INDUCEMENT.

The TRAt ElyIglNG COMMUNITY,
xAszzkE152.in the way of ACCOMMODATION HACK
to and from Raleigh and Rttsboro by way of Haywood
The subscriber takes occasion inform the public gen.
orally that he has commenced and will good and
comfortable HACKING business to and from Raleigh and
Pitsborough and that efforts his part will spared
to contribute to the comfort of all those who may
with their patronage. The conveyance shall be with good
Horses and careful Drivcr-the Hack will leave Raleigh
every MONDAY and FRIDAY morning at z O'Clock and
arrive at Ptsborough the evenngseave Pittsbor-
ough every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY morning at
o'clock and arrive at Raleigh the evenings Hop
ing TO liberal the undersigned pledges
himself TO do all in his power merit public patronage
His Hack will stop in Raleigh LAwREScss HorEL and
at HoLroS's HOTEL, Pittsborough.
R.M. BROWN.
WE the undersigned being well acquainted for many
years with r. NJ. BRowS, the proprietor and manager
the above named accommodation Hack will only say to
the public in general that they may place the uterost
confidence u what he the above advertisement as
have doubt but what he will do all his power to
give entire satisfaction to all those who TO
pa.ronize him in his laudabe undertaking. hop0
that the travelling community will paronize him is
gentleman in instance worthy of the same his
price of fare moderate the times will admit And
We say success to hi1q.
r. ". HAYWOOD, 80
g. w. ID. HUTCHINGS,
ALEX. CREECH,
JN0. r. WILLIAMS
ALEX. J. LAWRENCE,
SETH b. JONES,
R0BT. FAUCETTE,
Ii. A. LONDON.
November Is, 1854 loe-wsm.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-11-29

In St. Louis No., Langston, man aged 81 years,
has been sent to the penitentiary for 2l years.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-11-29

MON ACADEMY.-She7 7th session fthis School
will commence October 3D. 1854 1t desirable that
pupils should early in the session possible and
will be charged from time of entrance except in Of
protracted sickness E. D. BAKER A B. PRINCIPAL Board
Sc per month"; tuition per session of five months S. S.
Sl2 and $l5. E. ATKINSON,
T. w. WHITLEY, Trustees
j. NJ. WHITLEY, J
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November 13, 1854:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-27

taken OF 1914 y Ii. Yesterday "a bbls were taken at
97S and 300 kegs No at 1915 v fb.
Weeks receipts, l7l2 bbs and tierces slos kegs-ex
ports equal to 1o,ie2 kegs.
sALT-In the early art of the week the cargo Of the
snip Woodman Liverpool (321S coarse and 9Sa ne) was
sold at 81 Is U sack There have been no arrivals
SINCE and the sales have confined entirely to
hands at the advanced rate of 81 25 for 81
aack for fine delivered The stock Of Turks Island il
light and sales of small lots being made at 81 150s1
20 delivered.
CoFFEE-There has been very limited demand and
the sales Of the week up only about $500 bags at
lo]a that being the extreme range Of prices.
There have been arrivals during the week The i'm
ports from Rio Janero direct since the LIST Of September
215 1873 bags against 2S 1856 to time last year
WHrsKY-The demand has been very limited, and the
sales small at 21}a122e for Rectined and 22022, for
Raw. Dexter's is retailing at 2os.
RIcE-Limited demand at 4146041st. No cargo arri-
walls during the week.
LIME-Two flatboat loads Western (Utca) 1900 bills,
were sold in the early part of the week at 81 IS p Dbl
Thomaston is retailing at s2G0S2 rs.
CANDLES-Only few sales of Star Candles have been
made during the week. and the price generally has been
2O5S& p ID for good brands.
HAYThe rates have slightly fallen Of with sales Of
1900 to 1900 bales Western and Northern at 21 500S2
so v ton. .~""
TALLoW-l0o bbls. prime City Rendered were taken
early in the week at 1919 U tb. m&@ s-.. ~.
NAVAL sTOREs-sprits of Turpentine has receded
in prices since last and notice sales 100 bbs
500 y gallon.
FREIGHTs-There have been considerable number
Of arrivals from during the past week but nowith
standing this fact the rates of freight have continued
quite firm Five ships have been taken for Lyerpoo at
l516d for Cotton for Glasgow the same one for
Liverpool (Brtish) without consignment at 2a32d and
one for Antwerp at 1sf for Cotton and 75s p hid for
Tobacco.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES good for bills on England and
the North The closing rates as follows.
5tering....... ................81Rs56 q Ct prem.
francs 81 .056o6f1O u dollar
New York Sixty.day Bills. "a CT disc
sisht oheeks on New York. ..... At01 p ct. prem
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ReaCare of Ses'Gsgsstaeed HFes'fta,
as;iHh 6fEE XKa GNna.a.na.a

sz Those nibls Of RUPTURE in all tia
forms are daily increasing in popularity the
to their friends with heartietjo VI cured curedraday
cured, by the uRe Of
sHERMAN's PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REMEDYnl,i
The Medl Faculty this country well England
and France have universally their
tive Truss while they the only
accordance with the principles Surgery effect
differs action from chers light elastic comfortable
closed completely the heTDl perfectly
rupture under my exercise, But here let tbs observed that
alone III the that the
hfy mn lo9k equally as much toll application
person familiar With the OF the body
Of truss 90 that good will result from IT, Dr. lawrence
operations In mechanical surgery. -
The RUPTURE REMEDY application, which In
taken uPby Absorption facilitating
certain
abdomen, predspoaion rupture.
The experiences of the proprietor m popular Remedy
VINO has the
Rupture nabies him. right
si.e and shape promote a speedy and radical cure.
~ raIrGnar attenton given 10 Rnptured Child
and others their SLAVES CURED,
NESS. - - ~ $500 ~
to secure the Patent Curative TRUSS RUPTURE
ksEDf and to avoid worthless limitations
meme the store and 10 INQUIRE
for and have personal interview with
y DIR. SHERMAN,
feb9s ly3p 20 st. Charles g rect.
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$4,000 M9RTH LEE q EARNS 4. AN s

600
ON THE EVENLHG OF THE 3ist OF MAY 1854.
~ Alarse number already engaged Many Of the
these have been sold for from 400 500 per the
price Tor which these Lots sold showing purchase
will be good investment.
a Each Subscriber FOR si5 payable instruments IS
each will receive FOUR BUILDING LoTs, by lying
osether FARM Of from beautifully
house and number Of Private Dwellings, Stores Workshops
FACTORIES have already been erected being built
AMI several hundred will he erected the coming
~ This fine opportunity owning delightful Country
dence the CITY, where comforts family
% and where Building Lets aad about 500 Farms
who careful location tanning qua
y Of the soil selecting Farms agricultural purposes
confident that land cheap calculated
value had within miles Of
been all taken has for the
last century, and completely locked for OF
which large sales have
deer asrge
heds waving with the abundant mother earth
The which this land offered value for
cultural aone that any man Of eonion
hesitate portion worth
the attention both settlers and
nifty Tor the safe Investment Of The
whom all lands the line steamboat route and
within fifty msH Of Nav York, viii be worth
asked for property Lakeland
these villages selling from S2o8 acre. This
Of the offered destitute d
home OF Their 70 purchase tribe
Farms each i've and ten and
S35
All wishing Themselves Of the opporppitv INV
offered procure ma Farm splendid Building
City, should mke immediate application they nearly dis
posed Of Apply TO CHARLES WOOD corner Ful
Ton New York where Maps had on sen
H. r@aA'fANsNN'AN a~1saN w, w. WASHBuRN,
l2o CaaA hlissi, A4ea
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Wsss a o. ga 'ss1 Saasai
g. pps s ss
s S
Mecatehsoa Howell O. o. VIM
g Connolly soS 90 pats,.oa shaEel5
ESsss 5s
50 Kegs Grad aol store pists
a S al a PAYNE and IS. rs ao
bans Tsylo ealy5i sbls whlssy mssregor
S S1ssss affe.Saf 9f
@rs sSi,' %m
h H. aT HG5G9 ksgs lard SA
hsds
Sss IL f MASH. g do
bids otseeo ''"s' -'A 'V ''s' 0'''' ~
cINCtNNATI-Psr box mde U Quar-
GEE se5' si p 81 W @PsB 1
asg iS do aSd 10 Ii Do beef Soorhs. sgs
acoCo hhds bacon shu 90
a sa a
~: IS .;::
Is R. ss. s,s;
s de- DO de- do R DO saHss n Dc Do
Hurley do whisky vrsde"-
SSd. 1--WE sn Do
eq41 eks Is; s9l. lime Elder bhs alcohol
q Isl Dc BS Eager
g doar kegs Ksnnrdy lis rope to
pork @ iss IS DO Ss
tobacco e-s' ''''' '"Ass' VI" '0'' io'"' % mus
SY steamer 1s1ng,on lo7s sos
obI2s, bales hay iO e6ia lard Hswit
ss sp4 ssTsp o P y ss
sehasi sr9l shl. G Tyohsl
coin L webray-suudTies . order. fNs
buass job. 1ans 7 kegs ad tns
sss q sa g g I. Dc soho 30
S ~hy s I d s
fsf s.sss 81 &
Anss ST. sas sif Dc tay roll
bacon T az Ssssi eals bsIs keo WEB
Do Pres f hoops s Day sa
Wsoa a 5aes e sas sS n o n o
Waterman sOlo bbs bean. etc Hurley sso4
is;5 ~ IT, isss r-ssi
soa Ssasy &c
OLA Campbell sironeli WEBB Rswa &qo
s @1s &C., oia' yss &c
eeswar Turner Wilson &co6 bales peties sdda
eo do bales pales 300 specie Head Atasso Geo. Total s
eaos IaIEPsr steamer oPsoSsa IS bass cotton
S Do do FELLOWS Sa &so9o Do ea pseo Duian REQ
Ind. sugar. SO b moassos 'f 0ai' COTTON
CLARksflLLEPer steamer Nashville: 8e9 hhds tobacco
Robnon7s do Bryan Robinaonl0 MeGregor Alosay
do Moore-4 Wills Rawins-I69 do do pkg
Turner Wilson koo2cks 10 hhds tobacco Feow
Is ck bacon Yeatman &co3 do do bags wheat Dbl
tobacco II Short &coS DO do pigs Waneken Rrchho9s
hhds
eks Dbl bacon Sory &co2 hhd tobacco bales
Johnon-9 do bbs eggs Scneder-lO
whisky Eaton Hendern7 cks bacon Perkins, Campbell
do Reese coa do do Martini Undehi keel
do do Dbl nrd Dudley Nelson74S bda Foger
~ bills do Rolf &co75 pcs do Brand Adams. Total
Sill hhds tobacco, ~ bees cotton.
BAYOU sARA-per Laaro HILL bales Payne
sarsoh- 10 bids de Egana9 DO Bubrdge-50
2O6 bbls mola'ses Nj Gordn Jr-l6 do do A Fors;all
FORT HUDSQN-Per Gpsey II hhds sugar Oakley
IA skins,-7i do do Shaw &Sel2 Druilhe Son50
W q ! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1,o-..a.z CONsIGNEES.
osIoNPer bark Marea-Tufts, Hobart-L
@eo-N II blgham-oiRny Edwards-Sak,
Mass &coW McLelanS EWING al Da
r eno Nawllna &GoC Buddscke Kennedy FosterA
Harris Se5-J Waterman
nleeh-J "a MaIks---J adams Hall
Ws.erm herman bro-Guy PeraopWooi &cc-heho
&co-W Ietchord &co-Iayor Il CsssIy-A
Sochtan ttaiHcrrei,
fose bIos-f lint Jonea-S II Kennedy &co-A Is James
MEMORANDA
10 Steamer L. Nj X met left goth inst In mart far Ne
Upper Mississippi Rivers ia iinglnos River Tisinp NV ~ "
| ESAHNESTOCK'S VERMIFuGE. FRou
PHYSICIAN IN ILLlSoS gratifying TO the propIistoI
of B A Fahnestocka YERMIFUGE hst senar
make exception favor of this Vernuge and not w u Y
preference to iher preparations
is favor The following from physician of bg
ter now in Illinois, formerly of Louisiana, and
SHAwsEETowN, H., June 4. 1853.
1 III
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ARRIVED.

Scr John Roalesr Trescn Bay
sehr Ella, schernbeck from Pensacola maer-BasiD.
Steamboats,.
David Gibson, Mckinley, from Cincinnati.
st Clair, Cochran, from Pittsburgh
L. NJ. kennett Bofinger, from 81 Louis.
lexington hatber from Louisville.
John Tweed, Willard, from Cincinnati,
Cleona, Martin, from jefferson.
Opeousaa Neal from eros Tete.
Nashville, Belsnyder, from Nashville.
Laurel Hill. Cotton, Bayou Sara,
Gipsy, ure, from Port Hudson.
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ESAHNESTOCK'S VERMIFuGE. FRoM A
PHYSICIAN IN is gratifying TO the propristOIa
make exception favor of this Vernuge and not ~ u u
preference to their preparations hut voluntary
a fsor The following from physician of high bsrsa
ter. in Illinois, formerly of Louisiana, dated ~
SHAwHEKrewN, ILL.,, June 4. 1853,
FAHNESToCks YkRAIFuGE in the practice medicine in h
and the Southern States for the last and
at time from small grl, say years age, HUN
DRIED AND SEYENTYNlNE WORMS. As Druggist Shawnee
have sold quantity given great
satisfaction. In fact, it is the ony medicine called
II. SYMMES, NJ D.
sE Sold wholesale and retail by principal Druggists and
Country hsNsAais throughout The uaiisd sss mg9i dWI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-27

TAMPA BAYshr John Roaas9s lids sugar e5 hes baley
stia - bbis fl pOnnsll5 hhds Ham2O as
sACoLAsohr Ella-T9toO lumber Pooley, Nichol Geo.
NEWPoRT-Ship Kate Howe-;5si bas railroad iron ORDER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-27

There is not country in the world where
he people are becoming SO extravagant in the
nole Of dressing and living as in the United
States It is one of the worst signs of the
imes. The habits of the mushroom aristo-
Ency are really disgusting. How ludicrous it
ooks to see boys sporting diamonds by the
bousand dollars worth at time, whose fathers
we're accustomed to wheel barrows, and whose
children are pretty certain to be in the work
iouse And girls--silly, simpering things,
Eeighed down with jewels and bracelets-whose
nothers broke their backs at the washing tubs,
occurring floors and picking oakum The real,
substantial aristocracy never indulge in such
iopperies and fooleries
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-27
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFrgasoH CRY /
Friday Evening, May 28, 1854.
The supply left on sale comprises near 1900 head Of
Sheep 200 Hogs 50 Western Beeves small stock Of
Texas and Atakapas Cattle-about so Mich Cows but
scarcely any Veal Cattle The market was pretty active
and prices firm at our quotations, viz;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-27
gEsHE GRAND SALOONS OF 4. JACOBS,

FEyHE GRAND SALOONS OF i. JACOBS,
No. 90 CAMP STREET,
We're orened to ths public hs IL 3st They contain the mot
CooFs Drawings Impressions Of tho costly
Farian Marble and Bronze TuEfEs with other choice Works
exhibited iu the south,
srlnEera citizens particularly he Ladies' invited
of chargeh6 unrtyaed Gallery
he Arts
Es- DAGuERREoFYPE DEPARTMENT. various I'M
and appointments Daguerrean Establishment
In Europe in this
PORTRAITS the by
philosophical fully equal the beautiful coored
anaueH displaying the features ct
that spectral peculiar pgrerreeypes taken By the
ordinary method,
~ The stock Of hEpALIoss LoCgETs, RINGS and BREAST
PINS Fine Geld the kshicn
furnished 1T the turers' PRICES.
~ Al orders pagueeotyps Materials be accompanied by
The Dry Sentative prepared JACOBS for Operators
40 per lar DIS 6m8p
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY Crescent,

OFFICE DAILY CRESCENT,
Saturday Morning, May o. 1854
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Snip Kate Swanton Motse for Hayre, Bcgart Williams
5hlp tio9gpton Gottsf, Liverpool, CT Meeker &ep
pr 9ark fiince Of Wales Brown Liverpool, Maxwell
Bark Julia Dean, Mallory, New York, Chapman Brown
Bark iohn Parker, Franceville Genoa, ii V Baxter
br sebr Union Elen Grand Cayman, Hall
Br schr G B Matthews, Bilby Belize, Honduras ] Ayet
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GENUINE HEIDsIECK co. CHAMpAaNEs.

GENUINE HEIDsIECK co. CHANPAGNEs.
U The having appointed By Mss eiseek
IN United States
rom business respect
FULLY calls s1hioned card
New York, January ], 1854. ~ -, IS =, -,
as at our United States reirins business,
Ne hey 10 INFORM IN hase appointed Aessrs. GRAAiER
AREG ha stead Agents and importers OF the
United States ami Canada.
r Of hs prominent which generally
have accorded brand this purpose
will fully
which the same hsa attained in your market.
enabled furnish
shed pure and genuine quality would simply
following which particular
HEIpsIEcK CO. braud first ntednced tbs United
nearly thirty by the late Msss edsek Coz
their through eit solo AGENT Mr. T. Salmon. sr
wards Salmon Stayyesaat.
When the OLD firm doEed their alone aqs
ceeaed the business the pea To him also by
express stipulation graz I'D the privilege q retaining s5sasss
possession the cer which the late
fouae this brand ha3 oSpei Flo Fsring iron 51hs
present hTm like his nisae SUCCESSORS snd
therstois sole proprsetoEs Of this brand.
We would Distinguish marx nom onsr
similar hoe the aae " our hfu
ul will flun ahess stamped TIE ieAasn caps
The en1d 20 is Ehis IN
the under which originally ana eeeaa
Your ob'at. aerv'ts.5
pzt4s Deeemhar rs 1859 E4ElDSiECK & &C.
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DANCING-MUSIC.
6@eoLoNfI. DE KoRPoNAY HAS THE =,

EOLONEI. DE K0RPONAY HAS THE es
honor Of informing his friends the public general an
that J1llen's Concerts was ~
obliged to change his Dancing Academy from the
Odd Felows' Hail. Institutes Lower
Room where he will give his eona ha day-Monday,
Thursday and Saturday.
BENEDICT FISCHER the eminent Pianist viii preside
the Piano
For further particulars inquire residence ST. ouia
Hotel or al the ST. Cha City Hotel Lecture Room
FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY. "a
Mr. r GLlsSEY respectfully informs the Laaisa and ~
Gentlemen New Orleans his
No. 81 Bourbon between CuHomhousa
DANCES, -
P. Nj. titldsrk. go - 'e' ~ :
Private Lessons for Lads and Gentleman every day.
s8r Glass Gentlemen, from to o'clock nss
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RIVER STEAMERS.
C0AST

II AFOURCHE PACKET DOCTOR s-
y BAIEY Cant W c. Wilson Issyss MoYD AVS LeiteSts1
nj q 4, LAyoResr, AZ ssss, sls -
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A M u IS e M EN- rs.

ORLEANS THEATRE. Last Night but one
" Of tho Season.
SATURDAY EVENING, May a. viii he performed fs second
act Of Rons Opers of 81 Which, the
Opera, in net o. LES NocEs Dc JEANsETr
with the Vaudeville Of MIDI QUATDRZE HEURES.
EN- Tuesday May 30, Last Night Of the sssson.
E@- Performances commences ssf o'clock
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DAILY CRESCENT,

Lady Bulwer dedicates her book g Behind the
Scenes" to the American public, in the follow
big language:
To the great, and will be greater, American
nation, who all, in &c going ahead" in the mighty
race of social, moral scientific, literary political
bnd artistic emulation, never forget that sound
heart is the best screw propeller that the vast
Engine of progression can have, this volume is
dedicated by their friend and admirer, the
author
ia A LEGAL ANEcnoTE.-The following anecdote
used to be related by the Hon. jeremiah Mason,
Of New Hampshire, and it is said to have &C.
Cured at Portsmouth.
There is well known custom prevailing in
bur criminal courts, assigning counsel to such
Erisyners as have no ono to defend them. On
one occasion, the court finding man accused
pf theft, and without counsel, said to d wag of a
lawyer, who was present, MIR. -, please
withdraw with the prisoner, confer with him,
end give him such counsel as may be best for
Ills interests" The lawyer and client withdrew,
snd in fifteen minutes the lawyer returned into
he court alone. "Where is the prisoner ~
lsked the court
&c He has gone; your Honor told me to give
lim the best advice could for his interest; and,
y he said he was guilty, | thought the best
@unsel / could offer him was to cut and run, ;
Which he took at once
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pLACIDE'S VARIETIES, Gravier street.
E sE- Last Week n tho Season.

SATURDAY EVENING May n, psrnrmaness win
with the M steal GUY MANNERINGCol Mannering
Mr. H. Allen; Henry, Ny ] ~ White; Dsnne NJ, Holland
h"Sa,l tasy, Mss somsn Meg Merri.., Mr.: Stuart mrs
MecsfdMh A's Rows. Amer whieh LAVATER LEE and hia
.ormaueas 10 conclude with the Tho
Two BHoEs-Msgnus Mr.. ], NJ. Holland;
MIRA Tenipison Mrs. Rowe Caroline MIRA. C. Howardi Grace, Ms
q Monday evening Last Night Season
T. PLACIDE.
PRIcgs ApIssoNBoxcr, Pnrquetts
1e Boxes Third Tier or coored on Gallery,
Private Boxes ib
ley Doors n. hpas performance
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Sc. LCHS

| Wfiesve SATURDAY, May 81, a, o'clock PM
Ef0R ST. L0UIS.-The regular ~ -
I'LL packet steamer GEM, w. A. Chambers,
ter will leave az above For freight passage, apply
o Iny.s
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